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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31

3uder. prsife ftetis. siaffinir'
ter Gut 9oaf 8.65e; potpbereb 7.S5e;
gubes Sc, granulirter 7.57e; gonfees
toners .Ql' 7.65e; off ~" 7.4Oe;
ptiber egtra e. 7.20c; sgtra e.
7.
MoIaffes IN itetia.-s9sn Or.
leans Open aettIs 3s 45s, Gentrifu'
|acf 1s-20c per GaIlone.
Rsis. - Gsuifiana. iSanfp 8tas
| |61-7e. prima 6f-6te. prbIRSrer A
-5e. Sapan 4s-4st per wiunS.
Dairp probuyts
Butter. - Warit rubia, grtifs
ftetig. Wbolsmilt grtra 34e. Gen.
trali5tbgrtra 31fs. GsntrnIiasb i5irits
271 2sAr. bo. Sseonbs 23-24e,
iJansp Ddirp 23ae, padins Stod
2lr per pfunb.
Rafe Mlartt feit. Cbio 16ac,
glprbtpeitlifsr 16a--17c, Rem gort
17le, G9tpsi3sr 20-33c. bo. Bird
16Sc, atnburser lac per pfunb.
Gfer. Wartt fer. prima
frif6e Siibnereisr 23ae firfs 22c.
crbindrs firfts l8ae fronbs 1876.
Dubenb.
GtffistI. - 3ufubr mdbig,
Marit fetig. Gpringsrs bon 3 g3fb.
unb bariibtr 17t. nntsr 2 pfunb
16c, 6enuen 14l-15. s1tne 10c,
1ruibiibner 10--2Oc, GuIls Sc, iunae
Gnien 10--12c. GGnIe Csc per pfb.
DIR unb gemafe
Junee MepfeI. Maiben
BIufb, eytra iancp $2.00-2.50 per
gbl.; MpIf Mipsr $3.50 300 per
Bbl.; einnbeimifhe 25-50e per Bu.;
ppunb NopaI $500 2.50 per DbI.;
GUNNER Belflpper $2.252.5O per
@bI.; Gumntr Queens $2.25 ESQ
per BbI.
Gstrpnen.-Marit NOR Htfia.--
GdncD mfsifina $500 $50. GdIifors
rlin So. 10 Der 2tiie.
Crangtn-Rurtt rubis unS siA
tis. Gnlifctnia $500 ago psr Rife,
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| pftrfi9e. Tainb Glbertd
$1.25-1.50 per grate, einbeimildt
I75e $1.25 per Wu.
Wirneil - ginf1imiide Bartleti
$500 -2.75 Der gbl.; J!smiIb gsautp
$2.OO-2.25 per Bbl.; Slap Jaborites
$2.00-2.25 per Bbl.; 9ea $1.0O--
ESQ per Bbl.; einbeiniif9e 5arpeit
SOC Big $1.25 per Bu.
pffaumen. - Danion S1.25--
LEO per 8u, @rsen Cages 1851
per Crate.
2udermeIonen. - Snbidna
30-40c per Gorb unb $1.00-1.25
pe. Stanbarb Crate.
Waffermetontn frerben ~
5000 ~ 100 Siiid ssrfauft.
Rarfoffeln. girheimifhs
Ro. 1 $2.25--2.5O. go. 2 $1.25 -
1.5o per Bbl, GobbIers 7s-soc per
Blu.
araut.-Warft rubis. ginbets
mifhes $1.5O-1.75 Der gbl.
3piebefn.-ginbeimiih freiBe
Sd 90 -45O oefbe $500 .OO Der
gbl. unb $1.15-1.25 per gu. WeiBe
$1.50-1.75 per 9u.
Oruue apbntn. - gintximi,
| f1e $1.00--1.25 per 2 9u. Sad.
grbfen. - SeftliGe 75e-$1 90
per Ba.
@urten. Ginbeimifhe 15
zoe per Dubenb. Oeftlide 50-75e
per 6dmper.
pidfes.--15-25c Per 100.
tomatoes. - Giubetmifhe 30
-75e p<r 8u.
Rarotten. - B-20c PIT
DuBenb 8inbel.
Rothe Raben.- einbeimtfhe
W-2oe per OnssnD Dnnne!. =, a.
SpIHar H., V'"9e'n'lWel i'oo
-d;So pei So': eoro org
WetBe Tuoeh-S1 S1'oN'' 10
per Sol.
2anbprobufts
6eu. go. Simotbb $500,
go. 2 1imotbp $17.00, go. 8 bo.
$500. ales, go. 1 senii4ter
$500, go. 2 $1,000 per Sonne. go.
/ alee 1925, Ho. Q $17.25; 4lfalfa
s17.6O-22.50 Der Tonne.
mHbrenfutter In 5f,t;o. af.te
so5 On--o6 m gR;Shrinn ornbe s28
y oe IN IN fein,s soe oo-3o'OO.
o,mifmt,s nutt,r sp6 5O~27O0.
gdm.psi.n' - n1arit ifetia.
aIeeioamen s7.5o--9.0o auI benz @es
I.iIe unb S9.Oo-10.OO Der Bu. pom
gtore. 1imotbn s2.25-2.6O anf benz
GJeleife unb So. 2.75-3.1 10 Der Bu. BON
Stpr,. @uhtpeia,n s1.3o, sIe8ss
{on,n s1.4O psr Hu. Bonn Gfore.
m.rfn;,h.r.s
80, ON a..:. o.;,:f -,
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fir gleifGtrlortsn ities.n Inn 1Oc ser
100 plumb. aei4te 8srfanbtforten
blisben lnperdnbert. GGipere
S6tpeine $9.15--9.30, Yerpadungs.
iinb JleifHerforten $9.25-9.30, or
bindre bis nuserleiene fdpere fette
Gdue $6.008.30, ertra $685.
$40, Stags $4.75-7.00, grtra ST.
Is, leidte gsrfanbtIorten $8.25-
900, sysrief bon 110 pfanb uub pee
niger $5.25-8.00.
@ dnfe nnb 2dmmer..
Die prsife fieIep beuie Inn 25c, ba
biefelben in ben anberen W1Grtten nm
30-50c bsrunttrsinssn. Der Marft
idlob itetis. = S4ufe: grtra leidte
$4.85, CUTE Biz auserleiene $4.25
4.60, prbinGre Biz fair $2.5O--4.15,
ibfpere Shafe $4.0O-4.5O. 2dms
mer $3.50 $50, gulls $4.25-5.
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Gbieago, 90. 9usuif.

B
Weisen.-Giir September $1o4--
1.07te, ON S6Iub SLOT; fir DeSem'
Der $1.0sg Liz, am S4lub ST.
Iii; fur Tlai $1.16 - 1.185, an
S6lub $1.1Ss.
DeIIttorn. September TO-
sosc, am SdIub SOC; fir DECEMBER
In-72sc, am Gdlub 724e.
Safer.-Jiir Geptembsr 46a-4S4e,
am S9luB 484c; fir DECEMBER 49H
-51ae, am Sdlub 51sc.
Rosssn.--Ro. 2 95-95ae.
9erite 68-e0c.
simOtbp. = 5iir September $685.
$3.50.
aleeiaamen.- Jir Ottcber $3.50.
BORT. - Reiue Nuotirunsen. Sir
September $20.57-20.7 amS4lub
$20.60; fir 5anuar $22.45-22.60,
am S6lub $3.50.
G4mal5 SOLO. - Sir Gepiem.
Der $1O-10.1O, am S4lub $10.05;
fir Oftober $10.20-10.32. am
G1Iub 5000; fiir Sdnuar SOTO
1890, am Shfub $10.77.
gfippenisiten $12.12-12.62. Sir
September $12.37--12.47, nmS4luB
$12.45; fir Sdnuar $11.N-11.47.
anl Shlub $1147.
Butter unb Gier iinb uuperdnbert.
Rartoffetn. = Marft ifetis. Seriep
gob6lers in Buff 80-s2t; DO. in
SGden SO - S5e; Stritb Giants,
9uif 74-75c; in aGden 1886;
Minneipta Sbios 63-65e.
@efliiael. 9tbenbes niebriser.
Jopls 15e. SpriHsers 17--17ae.
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aabner St9 las.

Siifier (Su einem Ganeibermeiffsr):
.Sie i1etneu cine fromme 2unofdaft
Sn bobsn, Weiiter 8iisIerq"
- .S99 Diefo2"
.Sebesmul, tpenn einanopf imalins
geIbeutel Iiegt trGgtserstbreG Girmag
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gbicaoo. 20. Qruauif.

3ufu6r 5000. Marft b0ber. Geidie
$8.90-9.40; gemii4te 1910 9.4O;
f6ipere $8.509.35; raube $3.50
8.70; 5erfel $5.5O-8.65.
Rin6pieb - 3ufubr 200. Warft
ftetis. 8eeDes $6.75-1O.65; Stiere
$6.35-9.40; stoders unb Geebers
$5.50-s.10; &ik unD $xifers $3.50
-9.25; 4dlber $7.50-11.25.
S6afs. - 3rfubr 1000. Marft
icbpa9. Sdafe $4.75-5.60; Sdbrs
linse $5.50L6.40; 2ammer $5.75-
LIS.
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Nie bi.siGbrise SaiIon am Srpins
plaeesS Sbsatsr pirb piinttlih am DonE
nsrftag, ben /. Ottober, pis sepIant.
sroffnet psrbsn. @robs, beilise pfIi6s
ten bat in bisisn ihiperen Hagen, in
bensn bas beutide Daterlanb nm feline
Griiten3 ssssn cine Delt Don Teiuben
ringi, Der oslitfde WnientempeI in
Rem Dort. gr III gerabe iebt mebr als
ie berllien, iiir Babriing Der iSenlen
Glitter oes oelltideirgolfes ein5itreten.
llnb bic DIRECTION ptrb mad beiten
ArGftsn psriuhen, bieien neuen, &c.
paliissn 4ufsa6en s,redt Su iperben.
Serr 9irsttor Eubolf Gbriitians.
Der na9 unssitrenster Mrb.it ii6 turS
DOR glusbrub bes Rrieges al furaer
grboliins mad ben baprifden Bergen
beseben bate, miro tn Sturgeon bier
sintrsffsn, nm bic @orbereitunaen fir
bic nsue Spisl5sit. nit benen CT bereits
in DeutihIdno ben ganSsn Sommer
iiber bsitGitist mar. NIT sspobnter
gnersie au gnbe fiibren. Bis gu feis
ner Riidfebr Ieitei Seinrib Warloip.
oeien grpbe Resieiinit man ia in Der
lsbten SaiIon bss Dftersn gu beipuns
bern GeIessnbett bate, Die iiinffleris
idwn 0prarbeiten, tpdbrenb bic eerneins
i6aftIiden anseleesnbeiten Der Diret.
iion Serrn Or. Wtur Winter, als Dem
GteIlbertreter bes Serru Directors
gbriitians. rnterifsben. Die nsut Sais
fon ipirb bOrausii6tli9 NIT Sdiller's
mddtisem, paterldnbifden Drama
! sWilbelm Sell" er0ffnet fperben.
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9&sItdjer MsGrftberid5t.

Ginctnnati, %. Mug.
Dk naHfOlgenbsn Quotlrune<n be,
tieb<n ti@ nur nuf Gngrob 9ranS.
6ttipnen. Bel fleineren 0efhGfter
lserbn eifDus b5bere preife berednet.
prppifioutn
Der Warit mar ruAtq, preiie felt.
Q 6 nj .. - prtml Steam
1O.O5--1O.15c.
Erodsnaefofaents Gfeifn
Gbprt clear Gsitsn 14-144e, fbcri
Rippenfeiten 13a--13ac, srtra fbori
clear Gtlten 13a--14c, Gmaltrn
. Be,ies 15-154e, Iois unb b
mtbr Derpadt.
Bacon. Sbort clear GeiieN
154-15Ac, furse Rippenfsiien 14a
--15c, ertra fbprt clear Seitsn Is =
154e, Sdultern lnb Bellies
164-16ae lOfe unb II psr pfunb
mebr berpadt.
GuaaI gursb TTeifm. =
Sdinien 20-204e, pienie SGultern
15-15}c. Breaifait Baeon 20i -21c,
S9ultern 15-152c, trodsne Beef
S&infen 28-3Oe.
SdbaepDfeffss Hleifd d.
Gdinfen 17--17te, pienir G1ultern
3-133e, Bellies 17f-19c, Sdul'
tern 13-13ir, Nsu yors Gut 13--
1896.
Srtf&.s HIeirA. - edin.
Ten 15a-161e. a}itnie S9uIisrn III
Lille, G1ultern 11a-11ae. fhort
@ippenIeitsn 13-131c. ibort clear
Seiten 13-13ae, ertra fbort Gsiten
13-13ke. gelIiss 16a-17he propfb.
Webl unb @etteibe
MebI. - Mintsr qdtent $5.05-
5.25. Wtnter Ganep $4.704.95, bo.
ssamilp $4.30-4.45. Gytru $3.85 -
4O5. orbindres $3.70--3.85. Barter
Weiasn patent 5 $3.50, DO. fancB
$5.25-5.5O, bo.Gamilp $4.45-4.65,
Rossenmebl. nor6ipsitliGea semifdtes
$4.90-5.05. rsines Gitn $4.85-
5.25 Der Dbl.
meiatn. - no. Q rotbsr mtnfer
$1.13-1.14, Ho. 8 bp. S1.12-1.13,
Po. A rDtber $1.10-1.12.
Melf4forn. - go. ! tpsibes
s6Ae, 30. 2 bo. So 86Ae, Ro. 3Jbo.
S51-86cc, go. A bo. 85-S5Ar, Wp.
5 bo. 84a-S5c, 80. 6 bo. 84-84Ac.
80. / selbss 85r, gao. 2 DO. selbes
84k-S5c, Ro. 8 bo. 84a-85e Ro.
A DO. 84-84se. 30, 8 bo. 83a SAC,
No. 6 DO. 83a-84c. glo. / aemiids
tes 85c, go. 2 DO. 84a-S5e. go. 8
bo. S4a-S5e, 30. A bo. 84-843c.
SO. 5 bo 83A-84e, To. 6 bo. 83-
S3ac. Msibes aol6entorn 87-88e.
gelbss aolbcnforn $3.50. asmiid.
tss anibentorn 86-87e.
6afer.7 go. Q fpeiber 51-51A;.
STANDARD ipeiber 60-51c. To. 8
ipeiber 49a-5Oe. 30. 4 ipeibtr 48-
Acc. gto. 2 aemifdter 49A SOC. 80.
3 semifder 49-49ae. 30. 4 semiias
ter 48-49c.
Moggeu.-Ho. 2 96-98e, go.
3 94-96e. 30. A 92-94e.
mails. - Griibiabrs Geriis. 80
Doc. bo. Orbindrs 77--S1e per gu.
mhisfs.
Wsrtauft tpurben 1850 9bls. Dis
filters Siinifkb goobs auf Der Yaij
bon s1.89 per GolIone.
GroesrieA.
8affee Mdrft rubis. preiie
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Gtnsinmsil 4a. aneuIt iDtA


pis wa&fsese nod Darleben por In BE,
peSflplieneH MD4e setle (eby grobe, 10 aud
bsrte, unb 0efb IT HIdt snebr 70 fsft, bod
finb Bic 8inBfateH uHperdnbert gebIiebtn.
s5ns 1arfeten .ou cal. werben psn ben
8unlen eX brednst unb @eI@dlisuapier
Der &nnbsa berbes sbenians tu e96 btsfoH.
TIT.
0snid sss Nsb psss
wasben ~ 1ge Tislpnto per t100e spifcben
Bdnsss tsSlauit. Die Gpuxteyrate betrdgt
e0e $rdmie per $1,000. s.
Ds6fa ssf esssvs
&abelsdnpeiiungeu auf yonbon mtirbE
~ oS.0S Der $funb Sierfing qustirt. 0n
NeN Yon burbm Wtdief sni Gonbos
~ $500 per Bfunb Sterling, auf Nmfter.
cam ~ AN gents per OulbsH uHb anf
Gfs6tolm ~ zoe per Krone quoiirt.
osssss- csns ssssssn.
sutie unb tstta Die 1anisH ssstISeu
wie tslst:
Gistan5. DeriAui.
~ esnbs 1885 Gsuy lilo i1iK
ex 1snls. 1918. ...... .101 1e3
Sx 1enbl, 1sse........ ~ "
~ 4snaHa .......... s6A ee.
~ 9AueHe .......,. 100 w
Gfsssiss essie tl.ssts
Die llmfdts i'm 6iefeen GfssrlHgtsuie
tsIiefex lid heute auf u, ,Ssf $50. Gie llm'
fdte ber usrjiofisnen WoAe bAisien it4
aut ~, ,o8E, 80, ge1eu o26, ,564, 100 IN bfr
IDrrsipeabireabeH @o&e be- porissn Sab.
yeS.
ssfaLe eesnsitafen.
Der Niarft in Qsfallesurifdten mar IN ber
sssSyn er a. QuoA. 2,sC.~R Han uuh ME
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&IH IN q I, ~. wu1,
3ufubr unb Werianbt ipdbrenb Der
berflofsnsn Wode, oerslidxn nit ben
porbersehenben 5luei Wodtn, tparen
ipie foIst:
8ufubr, ainSD. e4lusiu.. edaf..
Is. gius. 1881 20996 26110
%. Qlug. 1926 13247 14088
20. 4ug. 1866 1901 1912
1erfanbt ipGbrsnb bsrislben 3eit:
Rin6o. Sdnsiue. G6afe.
Is. Aug. 1856 1893 2550O
%. aus. 200S 1905 1888
20. aus. 1914 1903 1856
Rinbpieb. Die Ra6fraae nah
ben beHsrsn aualiidtsn mar cine quite
anb bic preiie itetis. Stoders nnb
Jsebers pnren ebeufaIls in gutter
Radfrase unb itstig i'm preiTe. -
Wlittlere iInb Idipere Stiere $3.50 -
800. Shisn $3.50-6.50, 5leifders
Gtiere $5.75-7.75, auserIeIsne Big
grtra $7.S5 8.25, Seifsrs $4.75
7.75, auserlefene $7.85-8, grtra
$S.10-8.25. siik $3.50 - 600,
auserlejene Bis Grtra $6.25-6.S5,
Gamers $3.75-4.75. Stodsrs unb
Jesbers $5.75-7.75, Stod Seifers
$5.50-6.50, Stod aiibe $4.50--
$50.
9uIIen. - Der Warit mar bcnte
re4t lebbaft unb bic prsiIs ftstis. 81.
3ufubr mar nift grpB. - 5ette 9uls
len $6.50-7.0O. Bologna $3.50
6.65. Grtra S6.75, masere unb Isidts
$4.75-5.S5.
WiI9tihe. - Sn Der perflpTes
ilen Wofx mar bic Raffrase cine
CUTE unb bic preiie tparen itttig Biz
itarf. - grtra $50, CUTE Bis aussrs
leiene $60T.50, orbindre bis fair
500 $3.50.
Rd ber.-Der Whdrtt mar beute
feit unb bic preiie Iteben I'm soc iiber
benen pom borigen SaMftag. ~ Gre
tra $11.50, fair BIS CUTE Ieidte $500
- 11.25, prbindre unb grpbe $6.0 00-
HOO.
9 @metne.-Dis3u 3ufnbr mar
tsute Hi4ksS Sehrygrnhb <snr'bing gsrsiie
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Sfstu Dorfer pIa,tberei.
m.n Qprt ben %. sluquit.

Repgort, ben %. auuuii.
Das S.utf6s abtatsr. - .On 1riaI. :
.Sbe SirI from lltab."- .Wbat
9apptnsS at 22.1 Sarisnbs
0sutfdruHsn ipOIIen auspanoern.
- RefOrm,H in Der Rsip Porter
Bolisei.
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Msspartise Martte.
81 E M gort, 20. 2tusuil

ReD gort, 90. Gusuit.
Butter. - Wartt itstis uHb unbers
dnbsrt.
aafe. - Wartt rubis unb uHDsre
dnosrt.
eier. = Rarit felt un6 unDerdns
bert.
Ge6enbes Gefliiasl. - Wartt unsss
ressIt. Deitlids Sii6ner. Broilers,
1916, anbere 17-1Sic; Snrteps
14-144. - Gei9la9tete: Weitlide.
aefrorene 14-19c, anbere 12-19ae;
5urfeps 1876.
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Oiebmdrfte

Cincinnati, 29. slug.
3ufubr unb 9erianbt ipdbrsnb Der
perflofsnen @ode. oersliden nit ben
porbersshenbsn sfpsi WOdtn, iparen
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Ssslsptssss gsnse Rsppssses essss
4sf1 - .pl.. ..ls0 1olMRsrb s.c5,sg.; ....l9
ssl5 ssH..iis ~ s'issi . 3 :ss 81 ass f% H..
esuiftsH 0snnit Bssso.
qgn tg3gyasge1 lcssq qxours 80. y. iioa io<
G...d ;;1 ~; :s:s :s:s . ai;iss e s:::a;; :: .|l:i'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-17
WATERBURY

Ladies night OF the % club was held
at the Waterbury inn last evening.
Mrs. B. X. Demeritt il able to be out
after an attack of the grip.
Edward Goodheart, who has been i'll
with bronchitis, has resumed his work
for the Demeritt & Palmer Pkg. Co,
Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer is still
confined to her room from an attack of
tonsiitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. J. Parcher are both
confined to the house.
Madam Boyce, mother Of w. j. Boyce,
is i'll at Morrisville with pleurisy Mrs.
Boyce went to the golden wedding an
niversary of her brother 1T Worthwhile
and was taken III there VITA what was
at first reported - be pneumonia. Her
recovery is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey were
called to Waitshald last week by TIE
serious illness Of Mrs. Bailcy's mother
with pneumonia.
o. S. Arlington is somewhat inn
proved.
Walter Sterling remains quite III at
his home in South Duxbury.
Cassius Wright is somewhat Improved,
although still in serious condition.
Sheridan Boyce and Raymond Buz-
cell were at their homes in Waitsleld
over Sunday, Mr.. lhlzzell assisting the
Moretown band orchestra in their en-
tertainment Saturday evening.
Stanley Buz0ll of Waitsheld assisted
in the music or tla patients dante at
the hospital Thursday evening. !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-17

was in town last week, as a guest a.
the home OF Thomas j. Doyle.
Thomas n. Hill completed years
work Saturday for Percy J. Heath and
has gone to work in the bobbin shop.
The following officers of H. u. X. Hall
camp, No. 28. Sons of Veterans. have re-
Gently been installed; Commander
George L. Hayward; senior yiee-eom-
nander, Lewis n. Lucas; junior vice.
commander, Il, H. Adams; patriotic in
structor, Elmer G.. Reed; chaplain, Her
bert o. Bixby; secretary, Eugene II. Ken
nedy; treasurer. Herbert O. Bixby;
guide, William A. Reed; color bearer,
Clarence H. Corliss; camp council, Lewis
\. Lucas, Elmer G. Reed and William A.
Reed; delegate, Edward NJ. Coburn; al
ternate, Hale X. Darling.
Clarence ID. Stearns OF South Walden
and Charles j. Bannister of Brookfield
were in town Saturday on business,
Wallace 4. Dutton. who has worked in
the grist mill a portion OF the winter
and later in the bobbin shop, has com.
pleted his labors here and returned to
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olin Dutton, in East Brooktield
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-17
WEST BERLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. George Chandler of Mont.
pelier visited in town Sunday.
Fred Stebbins of Montpelier visited
his mother, Mrs. Z. L. Glynn, Satur-
day.
Mrs, Jane Ayers left Saturday for
Woodsville, N. H., where she will care
for daughter, Mrs. Walter Reyes, who
is sick.
George Snow of Randolph visited
friends in town Friday.
Miss Ella Ayers returned to her
home Monday, after visiting with rela-
tives in New Hampshire.
Mrs. John Brusa of Montpelier visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Coburn,
the past week.
Miss Catherine Clark spent Sunday
in Plainfeld
Mrs. Abbie Freeman of Boston is Wis
iting her brother, Fred Bailey.
George Sanders has purchased through
the real estate agent, George Chandler,
the place which was known as the Trow
place.
A. L. Hewitt will give lecture on
Zone Hundred and Twenty Years in Ber-
lin" in ladies' hall Tuesday evening,
March IL. Cake and coffee will be
served; admission l5c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-17
PLAINFIELD

Mrs. Harry Rinter, who has been i'll
at the home OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| II. G. Cutting, has returned to her home
| i'm West Charleston.
Mrs. Ella Bellville and grandchildren
of Graniteville recently visited at the
home of her brother, L. l.. Knapp.
Miss Dorothy Bancroft is spending a
few days in Montpelier with her sister.
Miss Edith Bancroft
Miss Carrie Parker recently visited
relatives in East Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lambkin of
Burlington are visiting at the home of
Nat Page.
Charles Lombard was in Montpelier
the first of last week to visit his broth
err, Harrison Lombard.
Miss Janice Bartlett spent Thursday
in Montpelier with her cousin. Miss
Katherine Adams.
Mrs. Grace Dix has returned to Mont
pelier after spending several days in
town with friends.
Misses Eva and Jessie Beaton OF Cab
OF are spending few days with their
sister, Mrs. Jack Ralston.
Miss Amy Bailaw spent Saturday and
Sunday in Waterbury with Miss Ethel
Colby.
Mrs. W. Fl. Martin spent Friday in
Barre and Montpelier.
The local dramatic club presented
"The American Girl" at North Mont
pelier Tuesday evening of last week.
The cast wish to thank the North Mont
pelier people for their patronage and APP
probation of the entertainment. The
drama will be repeated at Cabot Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Batchelder res
turned from Boston Saturday, where
they have been attending the automo-
bile show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Bonazzi spent Sat.
urday in Montpelier.
Jesse Gardner spent Sunday in Jones.
willie with friends
Mrs. Florence Clark and daughter OF
Nontnclior recently visited Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Rice.
Miss Rose Bovce of Worcester is Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodcock.
Mrs. Elsie Woodcoek is confined to the
house by Illness.
At the regular meeting of Ivy grange
Thursday evening the third and fourth
degrees were conferred upon a class of
About 90 members were
present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-17
WAITSFIELD


Miss May Gleason spent the weekend
with relatives lin Montpelier.
Miss Gladys Hill, who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. A. Nell has returned
to her home in Isle La Motto.
Miss Marion Nell is confined to the
house with a severe bronchial cold.
Burton s. Ward and r. A. Griffith OF
Moretown were in town Friday.
Mrs. Clyde Densmore is visiting in
Lincoln.
w. j. Boyce Of Waterbury was in
town Tart week on business.
Miss Blanche McAllister was in Mont
peler last week
The Nature club met Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock in the library, with
20 members present. After the bust
ness meeting the following papers were
given: Our Evergreen Trees" Mrs. n.
b. Jones; plant Adaptation" Mrs. B.
Douglass; "Red Wing" original poem,
Mrs. j. d. Davis; "The Sparrow Fam
ily," Mrs. G. NJ. Richardson. Program
committee, Mrs. +. H. Jones, Miss Louise
Gaylord, Miss Alice Bushnell. The next
meeting will be held in three weeks,
but on Friday, instead of Saturday, at
3 o'clock.
The condition of Nine. Remele re-
mains about the same, though she seems
gradually weakening.
A new telephone line, No. 25, has
been installed, including A. b. Tucker,
b. d. Bsbee ]. /. Baird, d. H. Skinner,
Perry Joslin, 0. S. Joslin and @. Fl. JOS
lin.
Miss Annie Dale was home from
Montpelier for the week end.
Miss Irene Coursey is the guest of
Miss Eva Virgins in Middlesex.
The promenade given Friday night by
the ninth grade of the village grammar
school was well attended and the class
cleared S4.SS. Though the thermometer
registered zero Saturday morning, the
crows made their first appearance that
morning.
Misses Mabel f. Reynolds and Alice
G. Robinson Of Montpelier were guests
Of Miss Annie Dale Saturday and Sun
dav.
c. A. Davis was in Montpelier Sat
urday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-17
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