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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-24

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The evening world., 1914-01-29

the colvention. The witness replied
that wiliett had said this to him.
'On Oct, 6 was At the bank Of
Long Island at Jamaica and Willett
came there at o'clock. He asked
for $4,000 on a ninety day note.
gave IL 70 him In largo bills-mostly
one thousand dollar bills, some Ave
hundreds. Our bank discounted the
note: Nc iatsrsst was deducted as
Yves the amount Of the loan cred
tied 70 william Wil1stt's account IN
your bankr" Mr.. Cropsey asked.
mo. not In his account" Mr.. Smith
answered. IT went TO the general
discount account OF the bank"
What did Wtilett say 10 you about
not wanting this loan known pub
Il don't remember what no said
but I told him the security was al.
ready recorded In the assignment OF
collateral for the first loan, and there
would b no new public record"
"What vas Wilfett's answer when
you asked him about safesuardfns
me said Leave that TO me- |
asked him how he'd be sure OF gst-
ting the nomination. and he said
again: Leave that 70 me-"
William r. Gibson. broker In the
brokerage house Of Foster & Louns-
hurry Of No. ~ Broad street, New
York. testified briefly about the sale
Of nifty shares OF Atchison on Oct.
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Lunh Trouble Yielded
20 This Medicine

u you are suffering with Lung Trouble
Or u you know OF some unfortunate per-
trouble Of fully invsstiSstins . medicine
which hes brought about complete rscov.
sry IN . number Of very serious easssi
70 cchmea's Abrasive. . remedy for
q: su: s%d e ISns r., ss s::s
Sass 6irsrd Ave-, rsii:.. Pa.
bed a. sttssk Of Grippe. FOLLOWED By
In The Water Il 1904 ! had cough, nisSt
awful i.osins stun. and later ! nsS may
hsmorrhsgss; st one time thrss 10 three
8 Sistsstsfui could kssS nothing down.
Thrse physiciaas treated me. ] vas or.
dered 10 the Roustains. but did not 60.
Eckmsn's Alternative WAS recommended -
. friend. After taking . ANAL. quantity
II had the first quiet nights sleep for
woke Nv improvement was marked from
the first. ! gained strength and weight
and appetite. I never had another honor
rhags and ny cough gradually issssned
until entirely gone. ! am perfectly we'll. n
AtfiAsvit, ANcME =. DouosiRAN.
n.kmsas Altsrativs has been proven b.
:Ss;I: Ys :fd A linn 1 s;sSSsSS::
Colds and In upbuiidiD8 the system. Con
Tag dEuls: SOLD BY Riks,; H:ssmsn Go
snS .. eirs sruf Essa. %i..' p: nfs
| booklet telling Of Pssevsriss and add
ttonsi evidences.
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MOTHER! IS CH|LD'S +.
STOMACH SOUR, SICK?
If cross, feverish, consti-
pated, give California
Syrup of Figs"

Don't scold your fretful. peevish child.
See II the tongue u coated; this u . sure
sign its little stomach. liver and bowels
arc clogged with sour waste.
When listless. pale. feverish. full Of
cold. breath bad. throat sore. doesn' I
eat. sleep or act naturally. has stomach
ache. Indigestion, disrrhoes, give tea
spoonful Of "California Syrup Of Nss,"
and in . few hours ell the foul waste.
the sour bile and fsrmenting food passes
out Of the bowels and you have . we'll
and playful child again. Children love
this harmless fruit laxative" and
mothers can rest easy after giving il.
because il never fails 10 make their little
''insides" clean and sweet.
Keep il handy, Mother! A little given
today saves . sick child Tomorrow, but
get the genuine. Ask your druggist ios
8 S0-cent bottle Of "Cslifornia Syrup Of
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children Of al ages and for srown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Remember tAers
ere countesfeits sold here. 90 surely look
and ~ that yours b made BY ths "Cali.
fornis Fig Syrup Company" Hand
back with contempt any other fis syrup.
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President ConApfy, Judge Noble and
County Judge umphsies betng With
them. Tho ob}Sct Of the District
Attorney was to show that Willott
was not seriOusly under consideration
for Q post on the bench and that
many others were more favoraDiy
discussed.
Samuel r. Smith Of Fresport, I. l..
Preddsnt Of the Hank Of Long Island,
friend Of Willett was the next Wit.
mesa He stated that Wiliett had long
been . customer Of the bank ~ well
a. 4 depositor: that heb ad been .
borrower from him. On Oct. 5. 1911.
Willett went TO see Mr.. Smith at No.
29s Broadway. New York.
HE asked me-" the witness said.
III he could get $4,000 that he
thought he had chance TO get the
nomination to the Supreme Court
and that II would take some money.
We spoke Of the collateral. referred.
I think, to mortgage we held for q
previous loan Of $4,000. asked v
he could put up something more and
he said he could. ] asked him about
the use Of the money, and he replied
that the thing would be on or on
shortly and that II took money 70 set
the nomination.
II think suggested something
about safeguarding tho uso OF the
money II he couldn't take II out
sfterward. No. he said, after nom :
nation, a man has TO sit up and look
dignified, that no must have It At
first. told him I thought could
vet the money for him. Next day he
told me his name had been selected
a. q candidate. He thought he had q
gvod chance for his nomination. A.
to collateral this was already In the
sum Of $4,000. against which there
was only . $4,000 loan, 90 q new
loan could 20 against the existing
collateral.
WAS NO PUBLIC RECORD or THE
LOAN.
Mr.. Cropsey asked Mr.. Smith II
willett had not said that. any cam.
paign contribution he (Willett) might
mako would have to be made before
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vansnsy Of No. " Elm street. Mont
clair. N. J.. assistant cashier Of the
6eaboasd National Bank Of Nav
York. He testified that on the 3oth
Of September. 1911. wiiiett presented
. check fof $4,000 drawn on the Ma
tionsl Bank Of Far Rockaway. An
Identification OF wiilett was required
BY the bank, and TO accomplish this.
the witness said. Wiliett called
up President Nsyson Of the Rockaway
Bank and the Identification was thus
made. The witness continued:
WIllerT WANTED THE MONEY
IN LARGE eiLLs.
when wiiistt presented the check
he said: This 10 the check you we're
teiephonsd 10 about this morning.
He had called me up. I got him to
indorse the check again--there was
already one Endorsement on it-and
then I asked him how he'd have the
money. He said he wanted II in largo
bills. bills Of thousand dollars each.
took the check TO the paying teller.
got the bills and willstt took the bills
away"
Tho attorneys for "Curiy Joe" and
Walter said they had no questions
to ask. but throughout the testimony
Mr.. Elder had objected and excepted
sentence after sentence.
No one In the court room listened
to the testimony more intentiy than
Curly joe" His heavy chin IN his
right palm. he leaned forward watch
ing and listening. Walter chewed
gum and kept rocking his ,hair on
the rear legs. his hands thrust deep
ly in his trousers pockets. There were
. great number Of friends OF the two
men. Of Cassidy particularly. in the
courtroom. and now and then they
turned and looked about them, but
they gave no look Of greeting or other
recognition to any one.
READ hoAsT ON cASeiDv WRIT
TEN ~ WilLErr.
After James L. Stanley. cashier Of
the Far Roohaway Bank. had testi.
ned In the matter Of the $4,000 check,
District-Attorney Cropsey read . ,et-
Ter writtsn from the House Of Repre-
sentativss during the campaign Of
1909 - . circular to voters. II called
attention TO Cassidy's candidacy for
the Borough Presidency Of Queens
and the placard he had set up
throughout the borough giving his
pictures and the legend: Foresight.
capacity. energy. brains and ability
TO accomplish results" Then the let
ter continued. In part. a. follows:
Although Mr.. Cassidy possesses
these qualities I have never known
him to use these traits In behalf of
any one save himself. am convinced
that whore his personal interests ara
At stake ho will break every promise,
violate every pledge and sever every
friendship. HIS candidacy In a men,
acc to the welfare Of Queens"
Wiilott st."
Bland Of expression. Joe Cassidy
listened and not q muscle about his
mouth moved. Once. but Just for the
instant. Walter glanced around hix
glasses and out OF tho corner Of his
eye. At "Curly joe" But Joe Cassidy
kept hts eyes front and took no heed
Win John H. Mccoy, Chief Clerk
Of the Sur. ogate's Court, was called
to the stand, the County Prosecutor
went into the matter of the selection
Of the candidates for the Supreme
Court Justiceships. NcCooey Il the
Democratic leader Of Kings. He 10
. round faced man. heavy Of build,
with 2 habit Of folding hts hands
Cassidy, he said. had talked over
the candidates privately, Borough
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Physician Gives Recipe
for Gray Hair


Dr.. Stanton Burroughs, the we'll
known physician and author. recently
made the following statement: Gray
hair can be easily dsskened by the fol-
lowing simple recipe, which you can mix
at home: To OF. Of water add small
box Of Barbo Compound. I OF. bay rum
and u o.. glycerine. Apply II to the
hair every other day until the desired
shade 10 obtained. II not only 10 an excel
lent hair dsrkensf. but at the same time
removes dandrum and other Ills Of The
scalp. I usc Il myself and have no heal.
fancy in recommending Il 10 my patients
These Ingredients can be bought at any
drug store at very little cost. "--Advt. Z
The evening world., 1914-01-29
MEAD STUFFED? GOT
IL COD? TRY PAfS
4. Pape's Cold Compound
i ends colds and grippe
H in . few hours.

4 1sks "rsps'o Celc Coapound" every
~ kesrs satii yos have takea thrss
y. e: i. q e .ssi: :'';y ;s: e: I'd
Isss YEN deee.i 70. sossrii; ss1 IS.
Aepe q neos running; relieves The
adashs. dsllsess. ievssishness. sore
esat ssaesias. seeesssss ssd stiffness.
y Deaf stay s(nlled-upi Quit blowing
~ nufnias. Eass yosP throbblnG
1oal-sotkiss slss IN ths wsnd glvsd
~ psenpt rSlIsl - "raps's Colo Con-
pena." which costs esly ~ csats st any
r. stoss. i aets without sssistsncs,
Retse alee. aed causes 10 inceavsuleacs.
v\olspt % subelituts.
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SAYS TEACHER GAVE
PUPIL LESSONS IN
bDN)UGAT|NG KISS
Complained When He Was
Later Accused of Osculat.
ing Scrubwoman.

Rose vermagiia, . pretty. dark
hAirsd. biack-eycd girl Of sixteen.
who lives at No. ISL Madison street
11oboksn. N. J.. " TO testify before
Ne School Board Of Hoboksn to-mor-
rev night that Lafayette Talbot. the
saspsndsd principal Of School No. ..
WHO 10 accused Of having embraced .
trubwoman. kept her in after school
- several occasions for the purpose
pe swing her practical lessons In con.
9ugating the verb TO oscuists."
I Ths giri visited her lawyers to-day
~ they will bring her bsf0rs the
IoAool board whsn Talbot 10 ~.
toagnsd. Rose sAys the school princi-
~ annoyed her constantly with his
Seteations. and she was kept In altar
N1ohool on all sorts Of prstexts, o. else
IoDol fos to report at the principsl's
yu0DA,
feSAs lsft the school and stayed Al
D0e On that account. but Talbot
ut the tr,aant oflcer aftsS her. she
Soyo, and compelled her 70 return.
- didn't cay anything about this,
owevse. tiu The matter Of Tai
bSes gaiiaatry 70 the scrubwoman
bons up.
rsTAs chargss against Talbot In the
Natter OF the wisldsr CT brush and
bpap are based on what was seeu BY
> tssehsr In the siass upper panels
- . door IN the school. She said
ishat what was observed reflected on
yalbot and she thought Il her duty
~ report the matter.
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.sMiss Beril W." ssks: "w.ll you
' s:ns ny T ~. ,su,d ss:ss !:e''' :.
arss s:.s' o rs. q ssn sr. In; ..ssss:
. ,s;s' .: :sS :.s ~. :s
sttsr the, first few DAYS Of treatment.
This Fsmsdy reduces soitrs Also
yes. disss spsiis ana also conS,iDs.
"a %n.-.r, csn..,..,,en I. tn. e.u.. OF
q y:a yiiI fsiisv ny! ~ dirssiions:, q: 4,
. q 81: drrs '' :: sss:; 'r'!r A
rscSsd IN ssslsd tube: and contain fHil
dirsctions; Thscs little tablets purify
. .ss S,SSS mo So h ss . enc sna q.
gradually cure your trouble.
Little Girl''-ro correct your child
e S% bed cs%p uS fu a. and
inciyrs ;hus ;srsmst'c dram: .Ss., a Nv:
hosT is s:t"si @' Whites, pleas. pr..cr,s.
s ss:: q s:.,::?S. " Hi.S.esm'Ss -or.'
,.i1 s:T' sso,ndi.iS Ss' :sss You a::sriS:
:nd v az '1 X. ncssris snd ssrsi. n:
tSrost daily wi:h, Sntisepttc viiAns
csss: boxes. With suii' direction: fc'
""'"s
"x..hryn" vri,s:;, "is YOU know q
snnlKS ss.::s s sSs S.narsfi and TENN;
se:ip. ! should seSsssists . reply"
:dS xiil ',cn asad,ryn :rd prce%ss'., .,
plain yellow minyol. which can be hst
o - ;Ss;; ;.. sSS use S: :S. :!.. e.
%sS s.son;:Sins Issa,.. fIsm iN q;
.! s;s x, '; si::s:: s: .ss "a
o.. .t' .4H " r.. -; ::.:::::s; t: 3 s.,:..
nv wsieht should u the ksppiss
G'E.. : ss! .kS tan s.ss ssa P'ss :: IN
S :s:' s s:;S;" .ss.l -''. A.'a 20
:slsi.y ~, : ~:
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vvsiss. ns.ess MsSg saisy.

I WARRINGTON. Jan. - - President
tIlssa to-day vors . rcd carnatioa In
1onory Of the late Prssiasnt Mckinley.
!Wh1ts House efhciais. Justices Of the
l1Dssms Court. Senators and consrsss-
80 ana nsay Government easeiais also
- Prosilsnt -Justics nay. . lifelong
oo0l q NJ. Mekialsy's Supplisd the
The evening world., 1914-01-29

-. 1911, for lGarInus W1IIstt. 4
brother Of william. for the net sum
Of e6.165.25, whilh was given to will
lett In the afternoon Of that day.
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wILLIAMsTowN.

Congregational church Morning wor.
ship at 1913; sermon on Meeting Dun
Debts" The mems chorus will sing
Sunday school at noon, including adult
mems and women's classes. Union
service at 1880 p. m. Our Methodist
brethren and all others are cordially in.
yited to worship with us the coming
Sunday. G. Z. meeting on Tuesday
evening at 1880; topic, "our Tongue for
Christ"
On the first Of May Mrs. Henry Crit
fin gives possession of her farm 10 Rev.
and Mrs. Frank r. Roberts, who came
here from Greensboro bend. Mr..
Roberts has been member of the YER
mont conference for fifty-two years,
with the exception Of three years spent
in the Minnesota conference. For the
present they will be with his brother,
Rev. William Y. Roberts.
Roscoe P. Lynde of White River juno
tion is in town for short visit with rel
atives.
Trere will be no service in the Method
ist church Sunday, as the pastor is abb
sent at the conference at Hardwick.
Mrs Rebekah Simons moved the 25th
from the rooms she has occupied in John
Perry's house to the building formerly
owned by DR.. Watson
Anyone finding a signet ring, please
return it to Williams store and receive
rafrard
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Renfrew Devonshire cloth zoe at Alb.
bolts.
-Four new styles in R. & G. eorsets al
Abbott's.
At Zoe a Isle thread ladies' hose spe.
cial value at Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. Bernice Iadue returned home to.
day from Hardwiek. where she has been
visiting since early in the week.
A special meeting of the Bonaecord
football club viii be held at Z O'Clock in
the club pavilion Saturday evening,
April p. Business of utmost import
ance. Alex. w. Cormack, secy.
The members Of St. Johns court, No.
522, are requested to meet at X. of G.
hall on Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock
for the purpose Of attending holy com
munion in a body at the 8 o'clock mass.
this being the regular communion Sun.
day for the order
Tonight at the opera house the Ttal.
ian Filodramatic Co., will present the
four-aet drama, I'll Padrone del Fer.
rieri,' large attendance is anticipated
and many advance reservations have
been made. Promoters of the produe.
ton ask that children be left at home
unless accompanied by parents Special
cars for North Barre and Montpelier
win be available after the performance.
William keefe, who has been employ
ed at the Murray stable on Prospect
street since returning from Williams
town, where he passed the winter. went
to-day to Burlington, where he has Sc
cured position under jesse G. DeBrune.
former Barre street superintendent. Mr..
keefe intends to leave early in the sum-
mer for months visit at his former
home in Elwood, Ind.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
New neck beads at Fits.

New neck beads AZ hltts,
New line Of chiIdren's dresses at
Fits.
Last evening about forty friends Of
Miss Violet Pratt gathered at her home
in Webstervilie to tender her a sur
prise party. Miss Pratt was the recipi-
emit OF purse Of gold from her friends.
The presentation was made by Miss
Edith Raecraft. During the evening
games were played and a musical pro-
gram was carried through. Refresh
ments of coffee aud cake were served
during the evening.
John Brown, who has been visiting
at his former home at Dorchester, Mass,
returned TO the city this forenoon. Mr..
Brown will play with the Barre Athletic
club baseball team to-day at Mortified.
He will also be seen as q regular out
fielder with the club during the summer
months. Mr.. Brown joined the Barre
club last season, having previously acted
as captain Of the Havana Red Sox base
ball club Of Buffalo, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-25
WASHINGTON.

Baptist church, Washington Charles
o. Durham, pastor. Morning worship at
1896 subject Of sermon, "The Bride OF
Christ" Bible school at 1880 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 8 p. m; topic,
Missionary Work Through the Sunday
School, a conquest missionary meet
ingl Evening preaching at ! o'clock
subject, The House Of Mercy The mis-
sion study class VIII meet at the par
sonage Tuesday evening at Z o'clock.
Midweek prayer and praise service and
a srort business meeting Thursday even
ing at $780, subject for the praise
service, "A Song Of Worship Psalm 81.
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April rs May 20
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
Ladies' hats at Abbott's.

Ladies' hats at Abbott's.
/ LaFrance oxfords at Fits.
| See the new waists at Vaughan's.
Rough and ready cloth l2tac at Alb
bolts.
See the ready-to-hang lace curtains al
Abbott's.
| Children's muslin underwear l0c l5c
25c at Vaughan's.
| Special values in scrim curtains sl00
at Perry's on Saturday.
| Did you see those umbrellas for SOC
each at Perry's on Saturday.
See our values on scrim curtains at
Perry's on Saturday; $3.50 curtains for
sl.00 a pair
Refreshments viii be served at the
May day ball, Rowland ball. Thursday,
April 80. Don't miss this affair.
Cattle are coming in pretty we'll, al
though we want about 40 more to turn
out. r. j. Smith, 1857 North Main street.
Notice. The Order Of yasa will hold
its regular meeting this evening at
O'Clock sharp. After the meeting there
win be a dance. Refreshments served,
All welcome.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were j. B. Muir
ply, Randolph; f.. II. Bendell, Albany,
". Y; Fl. d. Carney, Lowell, Mass; G.
J. Langley, Springfield, Mass. h. G.
Martin, Chicago; b. A. Cochrane. Bos-
ton; Tom .Welch, Boston; Charles Tor
ros, Boston.
The remodeled dining rooms OF the
BuzzelI hotel were opened to-day. The
entire ground floor of the former Otis
building il now devoted for dining pur-
poses. Formerly the accommodations
would seat but 40 persons, but under
the present facilities the seating capac-
ity has been increased TO nearly 90. The
interior Of the renodeled rooms has been
retouched and finished in mission work.
Mrs. George Bond entertained 20 mem
bers OF the Athena club at the Water
bury inn Thursday afternoon. A fine
program was carried out. Mrs. Bruce
most ably entertained the company with
several selections on the violin. Among
those who were present were Mrs. Bond,
Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. Hoar, Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. Bugbee, Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Kent.
Mrs. Keast, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs.
Swazey, Mrs. Ladd, Mrs. Oliver, Mrs.
Powers, Mrs. Little, Mrs. William Oh
liver. Mrs. veale One Of the features
was complete surprise to Mrs. Hous-
ton, when she was presented a beautiful
bouquet Of pinks and postcards in re-
membrane Of her birthday anniversary.
A fine banquet was served at o'clock.
The party returned on the evening train,
after reminding Hostess Bond that she
was one of the best of entertainers.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Buy your rain coats at Fits.

Buy your rain coats at Fits.
New crepe de chine pettieoats at Alb
bolts.
"Bestmaids children's dresses al
Knights.
HaskeIl's guaranteed taffeta $3.50 a
yard at Fits.
See the new neckwear opened at the
Vaughan Store.
Miss Helen DeM6rrell returned to her
home at 4 Cliff street this afternoon
from the City hospital, where she was
operated on for appendicitis recently.
T.. II. White, who was operated on for
appendicitis at the City hospital two
weeks ago, will be able to return to
his home on Upland avenue tomorrow.
The ladies' union of the 'Universalist
church win hold rummage sale the
second week in May. All ladies who
are interested are requested to save ar
ticles, which will be called for The date
will be announced later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-25

So many styles in Neckwear this
season that you ought to zee repre-
sentative Lines if you are to get what
will please you best and at the same
time get all that your money will
buy in spring Of 1914 Neekwear.
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Granite Cutters International
Association of America.

A regular meeting of the Barre branch
of the g. c. I. A. Of A. viii be held in
Clan Gordon hail.
Una rlIinione regoiare deli unione deg
Ii scalpellini Branch di Barre avra'
lougo nella saia di Clan Gordon,
On Monday evening, April q, at 7
o'clock. J. d. VIII, secretary.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


The undersigned having been appointed b
the honorable probate court for the district
examine. and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of Henry
Wyatt late of Altoona New York. deceased
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto
hereby give notice that we will meet for tbs
purpose aforesaid, at the law Offices of s. Hot.
lister Jackson in the city Of Barre, in said
district on the sth day Of June and 8th day
of October next, from 10 o'clock q. m. until
o'clock D. M. on each Of said days, and
that six months from the Path day OF April,
A. p. 1914, is the time limited BY said court
for said creditors 20 present their claims ID
as for examination and allowance.
Dated at the city Of Barre, this 24th day of
GEO. w. GoRMAN.
W. L. WHEATON,.
Commissioners.
April rs May 20
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-25
Bakers Attention.

A special meeting win be held in Paint
ers' hall Saturday, April 25, at $3.50
o'clock. Business is important and every
member is urgently requested TO attend.
James R. Mcdonald, secretary.
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P.uettieri. Attenxioue.

Tn meeting speeiale 81 tirra Sabato 25
Aprile nil Painters hall, ale $3.50 p. m.
Per AFFAIR." ii moita Importance. Sieti
pregato di non moncare. James r. Nc
Donald, secretary.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted US in
every way during the illness and death
of our loved one; also for the beautiful
flowers. John Burnett,
Abbie Burnett.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-25

The Montpelier union Of Congrega-
tional ministers viii meet at the Y. NJ.
c. A. rooms in Montpelier at 10 a. m.
April IS, with the general topic Of the
session, @Some Practical Problems +"
This subject is to be divided as follows.
with the speakers given below; MIN
istry to the Man Outside G. H. Chapin
Ministry to the Children and Youth :"
". L. Boicourt; Ministry to the Sick
and Afflicted James Ramage: ~The
Church and World Brotherhood" J. w.
Barnett
Alfred A. Lamorey Of Cliff street re-
turned last night from New York. where
he has been passing a week on business
EngediO Rulfo Of Durkee place. who has
been absent a fortnight in Maine in the
interests Of the Lamorey Co, arrived
home this forenoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-25

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