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ViSllng Ie,eDrIty and His Wife
Elected Members-Fun
at Luncheon

Harry Lander-no need to tell who
be is--for six hours today was visit
or in Honolulu, and in those six hours
he scattered smiles and laughter
and good bit O. siller- wherever he
went.
During those six hours the Scotch
comedian and his wife were whirled
around the city by auto, with the Ad
Cub doing the honors. AT noon they
were the guests of the Ad Club at
one of the most notable affairs the
Ad Club has ever given
Two hundred and twenty-five mem
bers of the club sat down to luncheon
on the top floor of the Young hotel
and there ensued more than an hour
OF gay fun and merriment The eli
max of it all was when Mr.. Lauder,
with an accent as broad as his smile.
climbed upon a chair in response to
cheers and shouts and gave the assem-
.bled company a half hour of keen en-
joyment and sincere appreciation of
mingled comedy and earnestness--for
Lauder can be gravely earnest when
he wishes.
Decorated with beautiful leis, in to-
ken of the Ad Clubs good wishes. Mr..
and Mrs. Lauder were also elected to
honorary membership amid cheers
that rang through the long dining
room. Their appreciation was voiced
by Mr.. Lauder in the course of his in
formal talk.
1t was just after the noon-hour
. &
fContinued on page twol
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By C. S. ALBERT.

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON, d. c., Mar. 5.-The
nomination of Edward NJ Watson to
be an associate justice OF the Hawai-
ian supreme court raised question
here that has provoked muca discus
sion. Will Arthur A. Wilder receive
the other position, for which he was
recommended by Governor Pinkham?
An impression has been prevailing
here that possibly Judge Wilder has
lost out The nomination Of Mr.. Wat
son was sent in alone. The endorse
ment of both was made at one time
BY Governor Pinkham. The sugges-
tion is made that President Wilson
would have forwarded both names to
the senate unless Judge Wilder was
out of the race. It Is argue- that At
torney-generai McFisynolds would
have followed the same course and
sent the two names together from the
department of justice to the White
House.
When in this city recently Judge
Wilder visited the president and the
attorney-general. He expressed him.
self freely on the necessity Of some
thing being done for the Democratic
party In Hawaii. Neither. Of these Of
ficiaIs was especially delighted with
the utterances Of Judge Wider. ne
was too frank.
Up to this time no positive infor-
nation has been furnished at the de-
partment Of iaetice regarding the sta-
tus of Judge Wilder's candidacy for
the Hawaiian supreme bench II be-
came self-evident that tie nomina-
tion of Wilder would be postponed for
some time, if sent in at all.
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The soldiers from Schofield Bar
racks who have been at Shaftef -
members Of the Al[Servfce baseball
squad, viii proceed to their proper
stations at once. and resume their
regular duties. Army men are regret
ting the necessity Of breaking up this
strong baseball combination. bnt a.
the material has been thoroughly tried
out, it viii not be hard to get the men
together again for a single game
should the opportunity arise.
The complete fire controI system at
Fort Kamehameha vii be comp|elel
By the last day Of this month. accord
ing to Captain George 5. Gibbs, De-
Dartment signal officer This WoIk
has been going on for some time, an
der the direction Of Electrical Assist
ant Anthony. and the Pearl Harbor
artillery post viii have splendid sys,
TEN when Completed
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WILDER TOO
FRANK; THAT'S
why HE LOST
Talked Straight from Shoulder
to Powers in Washing
ton City
HE EXPRESSED HIMSELF
FREELY ON APPOINTMENTS
Neither President Nor Attor-
ney-general Especially De-
lighted Thereat Z

(Since the Star Bulletins Washing
ton correspondent forwarded the let
ter published below, the name Of r. p.
QuarIes has been sent to the senate
as the nomination for the second su-
preme court vaeancy.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-16
Dr. Pratt 5 Visit
to Kohola Causes
Guessing IN Hio
Ispecial star.BalletIn WIrelessl

lSpeclai Stdrt1ultetiM HlreieSS1
HlLo, Mar. 16.-The Mauna kea
made ! special stop At Mahukona to
land Or. !. s. 3. Pratt, it being pre-
sumed here that there are health
troubles in that section. Donald S.
Bowman, chief sanitary inspector for
this district left here suncay FOR the
kohaIa district to meet the board Of
health executive. Al that = definite
ly known is that Dr. Pratt jcurneyed
to Kohaia TO get two Immigrants.
No statement could be obtained at
the office of the board Of health re-
garding Dr. Pratt's sudden trip to Ma
hukona, except that he is engaged IA
a matter Of quarantine and that he
will return tomorrow. You viii have
to see Dr. Pratt on his return for a
better reason for the trip, said one
cf the officers Of the board this morn
ine.
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additional cable on page six)

John T. De Bolts term. II Is under
stood the change made at washington
will have little, II any appreeiable el-
feet on territorial matters, however.
The commission authorizing Watson
as member Of the supreme court is
thought to be enroute from the na-
tional capital now.
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Tecate Postmaster Murdered
by Mexicans;; Bryan Probing
rAssoclated Prees cabIel

WASHINGTON 16-Three members Of Mexican rsroe1
acccno
ordered investigation Of the murder
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Mother Jones is Deported to
Denver From Hospital Prison
TAssoclated Press cableI


night having military hospital sn
Mother Jones that be Pen
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IAssociated Press Cabiel

GLASGOW Scotland Mar isnr James Devon prison
ho When the lady attempted to ehastse the elderly pn
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Saws She win Return to Strike Zone

16Mohr Jones that toscltI
district despite threats
made rearresL
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SCOTCH PHYSICIAN REFUSES
TO Be HORSEWHIPPED, KNOCKS
DOWN MILITANT SUFFRAGEHE

Prison Commissioner of Scotland Dr. James Devon Resens
Attack in Marquis of 0ueensbeTy Fashion Woman Is Ar
rested but Victim Refuses to ProSecute-Arsonettes Burn
Nine Railway Coaches at Birmingham
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Chinese Pirates Rob Steamer
Securing Booty Worth $50, 600

HoNcKoNcs gang NorNeoan
chids the Of M Europeans and pro
pirates
$4,000 They badges bearing the ron
Money Comes Easy
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Jay Could Defeats Covey
For Worlds Championship
TAssociated Press CabIel

PHILADELPHIA, American En1
easily defeated cegs cove
four straight The worlds cham
onship the the first seven sets Play win -
resu
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Asquith is Pessemistic
Over His Ulster Proposal.
ASSOCIATED Press cablel

LONDON, Eng,
ina to settle Ireland satisfaction
parties concerned, with little
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Arsonettes Destroy Railway Coaches


blaze dseot
they had BEEN burned up. -
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Resents Criticism of Husband
And Shoots Editor of Figaro

PARIS France Joseph caIauS,
political criticisms Of her husband
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WATSON REPLACES
.DEBOLT ON Bench,
SAYS MREYNOLDS
Department Justice. Washington. D.
c.. Mar. 14-14.
Please cable vacancy Watson ap
pointed to I'll.
IL E. PINKHAM.
Governor Hawaii
Governor Pinkham, Honolulu, March
1914.
Watson appointed vice DeBoit
sss. - rt4. rssy = ~, nc - -

The above exchange Of cables. made
public today by the governor. IS self
explanatory. also showing that Attor-
ney e. N. Watson is not appointed 10
the place for which the governor re-
himz Governor Pinkham
had recommended Watson 70 succeed
Associate Justice Antonio Perry Of the
territorial supreme court Instead, Il
IS evident that Judge RI p Qaafles
has been nominated for thar position.
Watson taking the vacancy left By
the expiration q Associate Justice
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MULTIGRAPHS
20 per cent off

HE. HENpRicK. LTD.
Phone 264s. Merchant & AIakea sts.
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lContinued on page fourl
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lcontinued on page tnreel
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From 4. R.i -.. ~ =
Wiihslplins, Mch, II
For >. F.:
Lurline-Korea. 18th.
From Vancouver;
Mariana, Mch. 25.
For YaneolyerI
Makura, Mch. "a.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of St Mary.
Emile Angelica Va. Robert
Sanders. No. 1855.

By virtue of a writ of feri facias
issued out of the Honorable 23rd
Judicial District Court in and for the
Parish of st. Mary, State of Louisi-
ana, and to me directed, in the above
numbered and entitled suit, l have
seized and will offer for sale. for cash,
to the last and highest bidder, at the
front door of the Court House in the
Town of Franklin. Parish of st. Mary,
Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 28TH DAY OF
MARCH, A. D.. 1914.
between the hours of IL o'clock a. m.
and 4 O'Clock p. M, the following des-
cribed property, to wit: :
That certain tract of land lying and
being situated in the Parish of St.
Mary, State of Louisiana, north OF
the town of Morgan City, being on the
East side of the Atchafalaya River,
ON what was formerly known as Tiger
Island. and more particularly dss-
cribed as being that portion OF the
lands of vendor (Andre Adams) COM
mencing at point l20 feet east OF the
public road extending north from
Morgan City, and extending thence
100 feet east, fronting on a 20 foot
lane between the property of vendor,
Andre Adams, and that OF Bowman
g. Smith, and having q depth between
parallel lines of "a i-2 feet. being
bounded on the north by a lane, on
the east by vendor. Andre Adams, or
the south by Davis Egle, and on the
west by vendor, together with all The
buildings and improvements thereon
situated.
w T. PETERMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Parish OF ST. Mary, La
Feb. ), 1914.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
24,d Judicial District Coort-Par-
- ish of st. Mary.
Henry FFieburg VS.. Jake INNER
eluck. No. 70, 655.

BY virtue OF q writ of feri facias
issued ont OF the Honorable 25:d
judicial District Court OF Louisiana,
Audto me- directed in the above mum,
bsred. md entitled suit, ! have seized
and will offer for sale, for cash. al
the front door OF the court house IN
The Tom OF Franklin, Parish OF 81.
Mary Louisiana. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. D., 1914,
between the hours of IL O'Clock q. NJ,
and 4 o'clock p. NJ, the following
described property, TO wit:
All OF the right, title and interest OF
jake Immergluck in and to the stock
Of vhiskey. wine, beer and other
Iiuuors and merchandise, and bar
And other fixtures, OF the said Jake
Inmergluek, situated upon the proper
~ Of Mrs. Emma Lehman, in the
Town Of Morgan City, rented by said
Jake Immergluck; being the same
property seized under writ OF attach.
nent issued in the above entitled and
numbered suit. An inventory showing
eash item Of the property, to be sold
herein, 10 on ole IN my once and car
be seen by any prospective purchaser
". T. PETERNAN, Sheriff.
Sher;n's Once, Parish Of st. Mary, La
February IL, 19l4.
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~. A one.half interest in certain
tract of swamp land in the Parish OF st.
Mary. being in Section AZ, Township 10,
South Range Is East.
s.8. That certain tract of swamp
land situated in the Parish Of st. Mary,
containing One Hundred and Fifty-Nine
and 82-l00 (159.S2) acres, being the
North Half of North Half OF Section o.
Township 16 South Range IL EAST. :,
Together with all mules, farming ana
other implements on the said plantation.
as follows:
63 mules, 60 leather collars, 2 sets g.
mule cart breeching, 81 brides and 10
broken brides, 30 sets 2-mule pillow
harness, 4 pair old harness, o pair new
harness, is riding saddle trees, 10 pack
saddles, broken. curry combs, 80 p!ow
lines. Z gallons engine oil, 16 sets hip
straps for 80 mules, 10 sets four mule
cart breeding, 20 pairs, 10 yards back
band web, 20 pairs breast chains. 4 four
mule cane wagons, broken, four
| mule cane wagons. l OF, tank, 10 four
mule carts ON wheels, broken, sets
| tongue and hounds for four-mule carts,
2 three-mule carts, 2 one-mule carts.
water carts, q inch grind stone, II
inch grind stone, all briar hooks, hoes,
shovels, spades, scythes, hay forks and
care knives on the plantation. All extra
parts necessary for the repair OF wagons
and carts. IA Moline walking cultiva
ators. 3 John Deere corn planters, Old
Banner planters, l Gonsoran cane cutie,
with extra knives, 31one-mule seed cane
books, 8 stubble diggers. stubblt
shavers with knives, Q cane scrappers
D Magnolia attachments. 6 double Innult
board plOws, 81 two-mule plows, four.
mule fiukes, 10 fOur-mule single moult
board plows, 8 harrows, 10 cul1ivators,
Avery, 4 hay rakes. fertiliz .r distri
butors, cane roller, moving machine
grass rake, l cane loader, Howard,
four-mule listers, two disc plows,
single horse pillow, all single trees
double trees, pillow stretshers, wagOl
stretchers, chains, slides, plow share
and extra pieces used in. with and 10
the above described plows, carts an
other implements, blacksmith equip
ment complete, including drill, press
stock and dies.
Together with all other implement
and farming utensils on said plantation
Notice is further given that unde
and by virtue of an order Of the Honor
able +. NJ. Milling, Judge of the 23r'
Judicial District Court, the mules. farm
ing and other implements on said plant
a.ion, specifically described above q
included in the property seized. will b
appraised and sold separately from tn
plantation, to satisfy the judgment
held by George II. Marsh, subrogee Q
the plaintiffs, in the suits of Citizen
State and Savings Bank vs.. Mrs. Leil
s. Hickox, No. 1883, and Eugene LIE
Blanc vs.. Mrs. Leils s. Hickox, No. IL
1872.
W. I. PETERNAN,
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mary, La
January 2lst, 1914.
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Clerks Office,

Clerks Office,
Parish of st. Mary, Loulsianas:.. a.
I, Wilbur H. Kramer, Clerk OF tne ~ =.
judicial District Court, within and lof ~
Parish of St. Mary. State of Louisia1a, I ~,
Ex-Officio Recorder thereof, DO nefsDs
certify that the above and foregoing -
true and correct copy of the Original v /.
file and of record in my Office, recorosas . !.
Book No. of Record of Incorp0Isr,Cyiii' mi
under entry No. 90, of date JAM lotn, a III
In evidence whereof, witness my oI ,s,h
seal and signature affixed hereto tnis
day of January, A. d. 1914.
WILBUR II. KRAMER,
Clerk and -Officio Recordes *
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I, W. c. Baker. District Attorney Of me
23rd Judicial District, State of Louisiana
do hereby certify that have examined
the foregoing act of Incorporation OF "I1e
Realty, Abstract 4 Sales Company" nanos
ed me for examination and that being
the opinion that the objects and purposs
Of said corporation are legal, and 80
none of the provisions therein contalIee
are contrary to law, the same has De-
and is hereby approved. ,uA
Parish Of st. Mary, Louisiana, this -;
day of January, A. d. 1914.
w. G. BAKER,
District Attorney 23rd Judicial Visu's ~
OF Louisiana.
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FOR SALE.

Horse, two buggies and harness,
black mare, a colt of the Admir-
One OF the buggies new and the
other good for rry-day trafhc.
Horse is five years old aud sound
in every respect. Outfit can be
bought cheap For further infor-
nation apply to
l.. o. PECoT.
Franklin, La.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23-d Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
Succession of Pinkney G. Wilson,
Deceased. No. 1928.

Under and by virtue Of an order OF
aale, to pay debts. issued out OF the
Honorable Twenty third Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State OF Louisiana,
and to me directed, in the above num-
bered and entitled estate, will sell at
public auction, for cash. in front OF the
principal front door of the Court house
Of the Parish of st. Mary, Louisiana. in
the Town of Franklin, to the last and
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1914,
between the hours of eleven o'clock a
H., and four o'clock p. M, the follow
ing described property, tO-wit:
That certain tract or strip OF lana,
living and being situated in the Parish
Of St. Mary, near the village of Patter,
son, forming once part OF the o'o
Ricohoc Plantation. having a front OF
thirty feet on the Bayou Teche and ex'
tending between parallel lines 10 the
public road leading from Centreville to
Patterson and being bounded in front 10y
said Bayou Teche, below by land Tor
merly of Ernest Dxnjean; in tine real
by sold public road and above by land'
Of C.. and S. Streva.
LOUIS LEVY,
Administrator.
January 81, 1914.
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Water seeks the lowest levei.
and trade seeks the lowest D,iee g
We have Is, give m = call; the s
AID 30 oents store.
NEIL MoNEIL.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-28

All kinds of Blacksmith ~
Wheelwright work done py =. =
6sonn.
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Try A. B. c.. furniture polish on
your buggy or auto. No other
Will do after drst trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-24
Businesslike Cooperation.

Cooperation between producer and
consumer is steadily growing, but needs
to be better worked out before it can
have unqualified approval. One reason
the cooperative movement to give the
farmers more and make the city people
pay less has not made better progress is
that its leaders have claimed too much.
For example. professor OF economics
told an intelligent audience that. If CO.
operative stores were established in one
of our big cities, they would save the
consumers from 30 to 20 per cent and
permit the farmers of nearby counties
to obtain 80 per cent more for their prod
ucts than they do now. Such exaggera-
tions do harm. In the marketing of
their products, farmers must fight for all
they can get. So in neighborhood CO.
operation there must be good business
sense, or the plan will eventually fall to
pieces. I'm cooperative undertakings in
this country the failures far outnumber
the successes and vet. the idea is good.
As to cooperation in living, the mass
ing Of families, there is grave doubt that
il will ever work until human nature is
different. The American wants q home,
and the struggle is TO make this home
individual as well as IDEAL Editorial in
Woman's World for January.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-24
FRANCE

r.pa. ssaa 30 ss1a pr rsr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

She would like maribou set. Fits
Abbott's January sale starts Saturday
Best Christmas kid gloves Sl.OO at
Naughan's.
Special holiday program at the Bijou
tomorrow,
Buy your holiday stationery at the
Barre Drug Co.
Join our thrift club now. Quarry Saw.
ing Bank & Trust Co,
Harry Dale OF Boston arrived to-day
to make few days visit Mt the home
OF his folks at % Green street.
Mrs. II. j. Slayton of Liberty street
left yesterday for Burlington, where
she will visit during the holidays.
DO you like Chocolates We have the
leading brands; Belle Mead's, Bellies
Fork dip. Page & Shaw. Barre Drug Co.
Lillian and Maude White of Third
street arrived to-day from st. Johns,
~ O., where they have been attending
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas NJ. Barclay and
two children of Franklin street went
this forenoon TO Randolph TO remain I'M
til after Christmas.
Andrew Lafountain, who has been en-
ployed in Los Angeles, Cal, for several
years, returned TO Barre last night and
will make his home here this winter.
There will be rehearsal for the
Christmas concert at the Baptist church
Saturday at p. IN, 1t is important that
all who are to take part be at this re-
hearsal.
Louis Abiatti, who went to Concord,
N. H.. for a visit Tuesday, left there
to-day for Milford, Mass, where he will
pass the remainder of the week with
relatives.
The IL o'clock car leaving Montpelier
Christmas night friday will go
thrt'gh to Barre, waiting there till
O'Clock TO accommodate those attending
the dance, Returning, the car will 90
through to Montpelier.
Stanton Burgess, student at the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology.
and his brother, Earl Burgess, who H.
tends the Bryant 4 Stratton business
college in Boston, are at the home of
their parents, MIR. and Mrs. Riley Bur
CESS of the Montpelier road for the holt
days
Inmates at the city almshouse on the
Merchant street extension are to be Civ
en- a bountiful Christmas dinner to-mor-
row through the cooperation of Overseer
w. +, Shepard and the matron, Mrs. c.
w, Vancor. There will be few Eek
tras" and a fowl or two for the Is I'M
fortunates who are gathered on the farm
ct the present time. This morning a
number of the inmates who have been +
able TO assemble few metallic disc were I
permitted to come to the city to do their
shopping Nearly everyone who enjoyed /
his privilege did not forget to purchase
, present for the children whom cir
have placed on the farm.
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wAIrsFIELD

Mics Maraarst Mf m Boston is
spending tsr Christmas saEst5aa with
rflrteas r teen
1rraafiers faF f1fstmas party 81
tif Gaurrfrat s1fai rarsanare Tues.iaf
Tne @ rum ~ 1H M nvH gaf -
ti# Fnfa ar. tfr raa.
t1s u b spending rsfuas
utt fs rert- Mr Hna E-s Jay W
-f1nH
E@ Esus Fafsrr s hnr1f frau va
H..retz.f snr e eco raafFr
Ms nnE M-s 81 D. rsssass ~ srara-
r - Chrissmias go t Hva
F-E
$780, 81 r ~ 30
"a s ~
~ Ew ~ ~ -w
Barre -
rer So &c.,
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Nrar-snd elsan-up sale starts saturday
az Ffts.
Huy your Christmas gifts al the Barre
1Nug 60.
BUS rouf CHRISTMAS boxes Of candy &C
tlsr harrf Drug Go.
Frra box 81 Belize Fork dip candy
rfI - rurn aaay uIfh every - pur-
a-e gr oftr at tia Tiarra Drug 60.
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wILLIAMSTowN.

The FIRE in the grange hall has not in
terfered with my business. Barbering,
pool and tobacco at the old stand; plen-
Is OF heat w r. Randall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-24
GRANITEvILLE.

The special train to accommodate shop
pcrs from here viii be run over the Barre
railroad to Barre and return Thursda,
night at the usual hours.
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BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, DECEMBER a, 1914.
The Weather

Snow tonight and probably Fridays
not quite so cold to.nighti fresh shift.
ing winds.
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FOR SALE Secondhand sueu-ng outfit
Monarch boiling riE. aiarla f.. suEs r7nu-1T
nrrh and ran. Futherinr tank. zoo galvanized
buctets. sos painted wood huckets st,aufs and
cosers. u. d. Cauenter. Mauhfeid VI ss7fss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-24
TooLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

TENEMENT TO RENT Six roonns. ua-,,
and pleasant ras corner Marie avenue and
North Seminary street Apply e. p. y. Rerk-
leys Park street telephone e2-l zeOf6