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Evening star., 1914-01-15
SAYS VIGILANCE BODY
IS TRYING TO KILL HIM
Thomas W. Poole, Wealthy English
Land Owner, Arrested Here as
Being Mentally Unsound.

! Thomas w. Poole. tifty years old, said
to be a wealthy land owner from Ches-
tershire, England, was sent to Washing
ton Asylum Hospital last night for OBJ
servation as to his mental condition He
told the police and physicians that the
national vigilance committee Of Eng
ing to kill him.
They sent electric chemical flashes all
the way over the ocean," he Is said to
have stated, land they struck the back
of my head and injured my stomach"
About five months ago Poole registered
at Pennsylvania avenue hotel and en-
gagged one of the best rooms IN the house.
He had pet dog with him that he had
brought from England. He soon was
able to establish credit at the hotel, and
checks for large sums were cashed with
out question. He became well known
about the lobby but he seldom had much
to say to the clerks and other employees,
and, it is stated, he did not patronize the
bar.
Several days ago. It is stated, Poole
purchased a large farm in Maryland
and paid cash for it. He also paid cash
for an automobile he later purchased
from a local dealer.
Or. B. r. Logic and William E. Whit
son examined Poole and reported ne was
Of unsound mind. Sanitary Officer Lynn
and Detective ODea went to the hotel
and took charge of him. He was escort
ed to police headquarters and later was
taken to Washington Asylum Hospital
Poole. it is stated Is a native of this
country. He went abroad, married and
became a subject Of England. where his
wife and children reside.
IT love my daughter" he said to the
sanitary officer. displayin the girl $
photograph, but family affairs make 1t
impossible for me to see her.
Discussing his troubles. Poole stated
that the national vigilance committee OF
England wants to murder him. 1t knows
Evening star., 1914-01-15
FIRST BATCH Of INCOME
TAX AGENTS ARE NAMED
Many States Represented in the Sew
enty.Two Revenue Service
Appointments.

Nine revenue agents. to receive com
pensation at the rate Of $6 a day and -
daily expense account. twelve revenue
inspectors, $5 pay and So daily expenses,
forty-four deputy revenue collectors and
seven clerks received appointments to
federal Office this morning, augmentins
the internal revenue force for the pur-
pose Of collecting the income tax. This
is the first big batch of field appoint
ments made by Commissioner Osborn,
with the approval Of the Secretary OF
tho Treasury.
The agents named are D. G. Sherrod,
Burnet, Tex; James E. Stone, Louis
willie. Ky; John Buckley. Cambridge
Mass; Jerry Fitzpatrick, Wichita.
Kans.; John H.. More. sault Ste. Marie.
Mich; Daniel L. Frawley. Alva. Ala;
A. J. Wilkinson, Huntington. W. Va;
George B. Long, Denver, Col, and NJ.
@. Ogden, Macon, Ga
These appointments. and the others
made in this list. indicate an agreement
as to patronage between the administra-
tors and those claiming the right to
dictate who should receive the federal
plums. These agents may oe advanced
and - expenses. None. It 10 understood.
will receive appointment at the maxi
mum. Tho inspectors salaries arc
definitely fixed at the rate given.
List Of Inspectors.
Tho inspectors appointed are H. B.
Arnold. Greenville, Ga; Frank A. Hamp-
ton, Rocky Mount. N. c.: B. ". Leonard,
Wagner, Ala; v. P. Moir. Winston
Salem. N. c.: Paul v. Myers, Princeton.
N. j.: George W. Ward. Du Funiack
Springs, Fla: w. M. Todd. jackson.
Mich: w. P. Lee, Mayfield. KY; Charles
P. spaulding. Lebanon. KY; John H.
Buckly, Dorchester. Mass; W. J. j. Ter
rell. Waco. Tex. and Wayne Ferguson,
Kenova, w, Va
The deputies appointed are from many
states. and will be assigned to duty un.
der the revenue collector Of the district
In which their homes are located. Ken
lucky provides twelve Of the appoint
ments: seven are from Boston. Mass.
West Virginia has four sons in the list
seven are from Texas; three are from
Oklahoma; North Carolina has three ap
pointees; Florida has two. and there are
one each from the states of Illinois. Iowa
Michigan, Oregon, South Carolina ane
Wisconsin.
or the seven clerks all but one Is
woman The lone man is from States
vile, N c. The women arc from In
dianapolis, Louisville, Baltimore. Albany
N. Y: Oklahoma City and Philadelphia
Evening star., 1914-01-15

speed and headway Of trains. was the
first measure taken up.
Vice President and General Manager
Dice Of the Reading railroad appeared
for the American Railway Association
and opposed tho bill. He declared that
for the interstate commerce commission,
under the proposed law. to order the rail-
roads to install block signals within four
years would be found impossible.
1.-THE factories now turning out sigma.
equipment" he said, would not be able
to manufacture enough material within
four years to equip the railroads. The
time IL not long enough"
Mr.. Dice declared that the provisions of
tho Esch bill In some particulars would
result in preventing the rapid operation
Of trains that Is demanded by the public
W. H. Eriott, chief signal engineer of
the New York Central, also opposed the
bill. He declared that 1t would impose
almost Impossible conditions upon small
lines throughout the country.
Evening star., 1914-01-15
SING OLD ARMY SONGS.
Burnside Post Veterans Celebrate In.
stallation of Officers.

Addresses and old army songs featured
the meeting last night of Burnside Post
No. 8. G. A. r.. in Grand Army Hall
Among the speakers were Lemuel
Warner. N. H Holmes. Representative
Finly H. Gray of Indiana, F. p. B. Sands,
H. A. johnson and George s. johnson.
Maj F. c. Burrows, Confederate vet
eran, attended the meeting as guest.
by Henry A. Johnson, as follows: Com
mander. George s. Johnson; senior vice
commander. Convis Parker; junior vice
commander, O. s. Wiley: adjutant, Chris
Storm: quartermaster. George T. Carter;
surgeon, Dr. James Mckee; chaplain, ].
W. Andrews; officer Of the day. N. W.
Tyron: officer of the guard, ]. R. Oursler:
sergeant major. Darwin Weaver. and
quartermaster sergeant, c. e. Carter.
Evening star., 1914-01-15
COMMITTEE DISCUSSES
SAFETY ON RAILROADS
Esch Bill for Automatic Block Sig
mails Given First Consideration
by House Body.

Means to prevent railroad wrecks and
insure safety In the operation Of the rail-
roads Of the country were discussed be-
fore the House interstate and foreign
commerce committee today. Represents
tives of various railroads and railroad
mems organizations were present at the
discussion. Tho bin Of Representative
Esch Of Wisconsin, which would give the
interstate commerce commission authority
to compel the installation Of automatic
block signal system and to control the
Evening star., 1914-01-15

president Of the council Of church boards
Of education late yesterday afternoon at
tho closing session OF the annual meeting
Of tho council at the Raleigh Hotel.
Others elected were: Rev. D. l. R Kelly
Of Richmond. Ind. vice president; Ralph
d. KYLE Of Monmouth. Ill. secretary. and
Rev. Joseph w. Cochran OF Philadelphia,
treasurer.
The council decided to ask the various
protestant churches to make the third
sunday Of February a day of universal
prayer for schools and students.
Evening star., 1914-01-15
1NsrALLs CHAPTER JAN. 81.
Charter for Fraternity Granted
Emory II. E. Sunday School Glass.

A chapter in the Phi Mu Sigma Fra
ternity has been granted to the young
men comprising the Sunday school class
Of Preston C. King at Emory NJ. E.
Church South. Brightwood. D. C. II
will be installed January n.
Oficers OF tho class are: President, G
Z. Keene: vice president. G. II. Kernodle
secretary, T. s. Cox: assistant secretary
H. B. Caffrey. and treasurer, r. NJ. Lang.
ley. Other members are Rev. z. l..
Evening star., 1914-01-15
News Briefs.
Commander ]. F, Hubbard Dies.

The death Of Commander John FlaNet
Hubbard, commander Of the United States
Eunboat Wilmington. has been reported
to the Navy Department from HongkonE.
China Commander Hubbard died satur-
day at the government civil hospital. IIs
had been on duty in China for nearly two
years. He was forty-seven years old and
a native of New York. During the Span
ish war he served on board the Terror
and the Constellation.
Evening star., 1914-01-15

woolf. Dr. A. L. Howard. Preston G.
King. G. E. Keane, g. II Kernodle. Y.
s. Cox. II. B. Caffrey, r. NJ Langley. L
8. MorKan, r. A. Thomas. r. II. Thomas.
o. w. Heinecke. r. ". Clark. W. Griffis.
Frank Butler. A. L. Taylor. r. III. Petit,
f. c. Rowley. Fred Constock.: r. y.
Brown. c. b. Davis and Mr.. sherman.
superintendent OF the Sunday school. or
which the class Is Q part.
Evening star., 1914-01-15

members Of the women's Christian Tenn
perance Union, together with otnee
friends OF prohibition. that prayers are
being offered for the passage Of tue
hobson amendment to the Constitution
Of the United States providing for ma
tional prohibition. This afternoon spe-
claI prayers were offered for its pas
sage at the Methodist Protestant Church.
Many members Of the organization at
tended the prayer services.
Senator r. Dwell Thornton Of Fair
fax county yesterday introduced bill
In the state senate to compensate r.
Gordon Finney. trial Justice for Alex
andria county. for services rendered un.
der the acts of the general assembly OF
Virginia. approved March q, 1912 1t
was referred to committee.
Poultry Show Attracts.
The poultry show at 426 King street
is attracting many poultry fanciers and
the birds on exhibition are regarded as
Of high class. Among the exhibitors are:
Mrs. NJ Finks. B. B. Cline. w. F. Taylor.
Martin A. Quinn, A. J. Wedderburn, c.
E. Gibbs. E. c. Tesh. Mrs. c. A. Chaner'
Horace Wooif, Frank Hoist, Edward
Hoist, Florence Schmid. James w. Jones.
A. H. Kirk. A. T. Sullivan, Peter J.
Pullman, o. C. Carver, Ralph z. Reming-
ton, George, A. ChauWich, y. z. 1dAi.S
mon, r. l. Wilkins, J. Fleming Cockeriil.
w. F. Orrison. C. B. Cross, w. Purris
REYNOLDS. Woodlawn farm. Clifton sta
ton; Charles S. Astryke. Alexandria
souab farm: Mary c. Beit1, William
Jones Pernar. Elwood Taylor, C. L: Out
calf Fred D. Miller. Miss Anna Astryke'
Astryke & White, r. E. White. II. r.
Wilson of Holm Hall farm and Mrs.
Wilson.
At the annual meeting OF w. H. May &
Son, Incorporated. held today. the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve Tor
the ensuing year: John w. May. presi-
dent; j. William May. vice president; G..
Fl. May, secretary and treasurer. The
foregoing officers constitute the board OF
directors.
The Citizens National Bank at its an
nuaI meeting today elected the following
officers to serve for the year: Edward l.
Daingerneld. president: Carroll Pierce.
vice president; Richard M. Green.
cashier; NJ L. Dinwiddie, assistant
cashier.
Mayor Thomas A. Fisher has gone to
Brooklyn, N Y, where he will spend
some time visiting relatives. During his
absence his place will be filled by F..
Marbury, president of the board OF alder
men.
Evening star., 1914-01-15

Smoking Tobacco.
Palmer's Luxury. one pound.
S1.1e; half pound. 6oc,
Prince Albert. one pound in glass
humidor. 75c; one pound in tin, 69c.
one-half-pound tins, 35c.
Tuxedo. one pound In glass. 75c:
half pound In glass. 40c: one pound
in tin, Doc.
Velvet. one pound in glass hu-
Ynidor. TIC; one pound in tins, 6Sc;
one-half pound tins. 36c.
Lucky Strike, one-pound glass
F1umidor, SOC; one.pound tins. 75c.
Aero Club. one pound, sec; one
half pound, s5c.
surhrug High-srade Smoking. one
pound. SOC: half pound, 26c.
Evening star., 1914-01-15
Rev. T. I. Gasson Transferred.

Rev. T, I. Gasson. once an instructor
in Gonzaga College, has been transferred
from the presidency of the Boston Col
leee TO the schoiasticate OF the Society
Of Jesuits at Woodstock, Md, on account
of failing health.
Evening star., 1914-01-15
THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1914

he possesses some Of It's secrets. he
stated. and that is why It wants to put
Lynn will commune ate with Poole's wife
to let her know Of his isfwhereabouts.,
Evening star., 1914-01-15

Henry A. Bester, jr.. and Clarence
keedy have been granted the right to use
about two miles Of county road from
the eastern limits of Hagerstown. Nd,
to Security for an electric railway.
Evening star., 1914-01-15
CHURCH COUNCIL ELECTS.
Rev. F. G. Gotwald Chosen Head
Day of Prayer Set.

Rev. Fred q. 0otwald. secretary of the
board Of education OF the Evangelical
Lutheran Church. York. Pa. was elected
Evening star., 1914-01-15

The d. & II. Candy Company, Harycv
w. Daughtrey and J. T. kenney. pro-
prietors, wholesale confectioners of Gun :
berland. Nd. went into the hands OF re-
ceivers Thursday
Evening star., 1914-01-15
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Senator Vardaman Is to Be
Speaker at Banquet.
WILL ADDRESS VETERANS
Birthday of r. E. Lee to Be Observed
Monday-Mrs. Anne Muir
taugh Dies.
SPECIAL Correspondence of The Star.

-p ,o,.
ALEAANDRlA, va, january To- iolf.
Senator j. X. Vardanan of MISSISSIPPI
viii he the principaI speaker at the an
80, h,na,,o. ,s " Too camp Con-
'uo' o'Hae' " ;, - ..,a
federate veterans which WIN 10 -
Monday night next at Lee Camp Halt IN
observance of Gen. Lees birthday. Rev.
n W Durrev. pastor of the NJ. E.
- 6, IA, tee ,,ok. an address
and Senator John Sharp Williams of
niseiS'ipp, s,..1. a. aar.ss.s bv
suests' III .1, oo;.1 nros-.,,
others 'here wiz ..t;o,,
when wiz 10 op 80 f.,e-
oy rev. W. o. - -. raa.r W.r-
wen aooress "iii 'e 1,,,,;.,,
field. ST., adJutant OF the caihp- ~,
A. Smoot. commander of the camp Will
nres,de and act as toastmaster.
~. sa. .ns <econd degrees of the
~ III ba confarred nv Fitzgerald
10 Knightz NJ Columbus.
,,ssting of that organization
b.Id .ar,orrow nirht at ST Mary's
~ pe hTIu IT, n.n-L viii he conferred by
Iidii. 80 f-n,, wasbinxton COM
plsAeu t9a'.i gayer prand KNIGHT.
It,. poseu y. Ga,,,c;I. vincent Cleary.
asLas .o.l ra,i, Er.rL Kidd car
Sa opauiains i,, nS d AZ Vanev state's
Ioi. uun1;rg The meeting there
WI. ts - o;sa,,i, Court for this city today
Evening star., 1914-01-15
CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO
AT SPECIAL CUT PRICES.

s165 OF
box Of 25 $780, box OF oo
for
in ntwo of
La Garcta cents OK of
RosHn 7cents:4 for
Norrna Tampa cents; of So $2o5
Windsor House o
La Candilo, cents: DO of
La Ztkaro5 o $115: box of So $2-25
Special box of Q Of So $l9o =
CENTS; box o.
for o
CENTS box OF co. si1e
Cresco, for
Helios (Americanos) 25 95 cents
ielios s(Invinci of 25 50 cents
Loyera cents; box of 20 70
Icvea (Diplomatico) so for $42o
Iovera iales).1 100 $3.50
OF 90 SS
Evening star., 1914-01-15
Sale Days Today, Friday and Saturday
Guaranteed
|RubberGoOds

$2O0 Granite Fountain Syr1nges,
complete with rubber tubing,
three hard-rubber pipes and
stop-cock Il9
Evening star., 1914-01-15

AMoRITA BEAUTY CREAM.
A perfect greaseless cream;
guaranteed harmless. soc Die
Jars, special. ..............
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WAITSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Backus OF Dux-
bury spent Sunday at B. d. Bisbee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Phelps of Barre
visited relatives in town Sunday.
Miss Grace Reid Joslyn of New York
reached her home here Saturday hight
Walter Richardson and auto party
from Montpelier were in town Sunday.
Miss Edna Joslin, who has been visit
ing at b. d. Bisbee's the past few weeks.
returned this week to birmingham,
Mass.
Miss Nita Palmer of Wilder is the
guest of Miss Gladys Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fuller and daugh-
ter, Ruth, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Buzzell.
Vail Tucker, accompanied by DIR. How
ard, went to Burlington Monday night
to Mary Fletcher hospital. A surgical
operation was performed Tuesday morn
ing and at present the patient is doing
as well as can be expected. Mrs Tucker
is in Burlington with her husband.
Otto Bushnell Of Providence, r. l.. has
Joined his wife and daughter at o. G.
Eaton's.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

George Ward of Bangor, Me-, arrived
in the city last night to pass the coming
week with friends.
Every member of the Barre Citizens
band is requested to be at the band
rooms this evening at o'clock sharp.
Edward LANCER, who has been passing
a few days with friends at Websterville,
returned to-day to his home at Holyoke,
Mass.
George Spencer of Williamstown was
a visitor in the city to-day on his way
to Plattsburg. N. Y, to visit for the
coming few days.
George W. German of Cliff street was
among the local Pythians who went to
Burlington yesterday to attend the flu
neral of Frank L. Place.
"Lucille Love" or 1.-THE Girl of Mys-
terry" the fifth of the series of this
feature with Grace Cunard and Ford; an
animated weekly; also a good comedy at
the Biiou.
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INSISTENT
FOR NEW ROAD
Continued from first page).

l
| light at the corner of Franklin and Jonn-
son streets, the lighting committee reg
ognized the need of more illumination ~
that vicinity and recommended that ~
q. p. light be Installed. The report was
accepted and the light authorized AN
inspector for the Fidelity q Casualty
Co. of New York, reported favoraoiy On
his inspection of the steam boilers IN
city hall and recommended that new
blow-off and return pipe be instaileu on
boiler No. |. His recommendation was
referred to the property committee;
Through the chairman, Rev. }. u. rear.
don suggested that the city do something
in the way of repairing the town CLOCK
in The JJniversalst church, restoring
some of the lost numerals on the DIAL,
otto The church exterior is soon to I'M
dergo new coat OF paint and II was
thought that mueh-needed repairs TO the
clock might be made at the same time.
The property committee was authorized
IN handle the affairs of the clock.
Building permits were granted the fol-
lowing persons on the favorable report
of the inspector; Mrs. G. z. Page, TO re-
model her house at 81 Jefferson street;
E. Carleton, to erect second-story piaz-
"a on his Highland avenue home; Mrs.
O. II. Bolster, to repair the roof on the
Union clothing store.
Warrants approved for the week were
Street department payroll, S465.H,
streets, street sprinkling, sewer, surface
sewer and sidewalk accounts; water de-
partment payroll $685. fire depart
ment payroll, $50 SO; police department
payroll, $500; G. A. Bemis, Sl4, serv-
ices as janitor; P. NJ, Cutler, treasurer OF
the Barre Citizens band, $500, install
ment on band concert contract; J. X.
bowers, S6 services at the city dump;
city treasurer, sl04s0, school census for
1914
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TALK OF THE TOWN

See Charles Klein's famous play, "The
Gamblers" at the Pavilion to-day
Adv
The Presbyterian choir will meet at
the church for rehearsal Thursday even
ing at 1880.
"The Gamblers" Charles Klein's ia
nous play, in five parts, at the Pavilion
to-day.-Adv.
Miss Jessie Walker of d street left
Yesterday by automobile for 10 days
vacation at Wells River and South Rye.
gate.
Mrs. Charles Lundgren Of East street
returned home to-day after spending y
few days with relatives at Echo Dale
farm, Shady Rill, Middlesex.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Barrows and Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Emmons, who have been
visiting in the city, have returned to
their home in Morrisvile.
Mrs. Lionel Mathieson, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, has re-
turned to Orleans, where her husband IS
employed as a pharmacist.
Francis McCleary, who has been spend
ing the past 10 days in the city, left
to-day for Toledo, O.. where he has Sc
cured employment. Previous to coming
to Barre he made his residence at Bos-
ton.
Frank SASH of Foster street returned
last night from two weeks visit to
New Hampshire and Maine Mr. SASH
visited at Old Orchard and Portland, Me-,
and Littleton, N. FL.
Under the direction Of Contractor A.
B. Lane, carpenters began yesterday the
work of repairing the damage done to
the Gordon block when the building took
fire recently. Except for a few minor
changes, the building will retain the same
interior appearance when the repairs are
completed. 1t is expected that the
means of exit on the two upper floors
will be improved and small adjustments
to the fire escapes may be made.
The condition of II. E. Kelly, the Cen
trail Vermont brakeman, who suffered
the loss of two toes on the right foot
while attempting to board flat car on
the NJ. & w. R. crossing at Depot square
last Sunday night, was reported to be
improving steadily to-day. Unless com.
plications develop, Mr.. Kellys physician
hopes to have his patient out of doors
within a fortnight.
Clarence Haskins OF Trow hill. who
has been passing weeks vacation at
Revere, Mass, has resumed his duties
in the little Red drug store" at Mont
pelier. Mr.. Haskins was accompanied
to Boston by his sister, Miss Blanche
Haskins. who had been making an ex-
tended stay in town. 1
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MoRETowN.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Sleeper were in
Mortified Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Griffith returned
Sunday from spending several weeks IN
South Royalton.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Haylett, accom-.
panied by their little niece. Dorothy
Durham, Of Hartford, Conn, are guests
at DR.. James Haylett's.
Rev. q. F. Crawford of Randolph called
ON friends in town Saturday.
Several from this place attended the
funeral of II. p. Munson in Morrisville
on Wednesday.
Miss Doris Farrar returned to her
home in Montpelier Friday, after passing
a week with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Child.
Mrs. j. w. Bates visited relatives in
Richford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Henson of Grove
ton, \. H., are visiting in town.
Misses Ethel and Florence Ward Of
Burlington and Miss Mildred Graves OF
Provineetown, Mass, are guests Of rela-
tives here.
Miss Leona Somerville of Montpelier is
spending few days at w. A. Kings
bury's.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gotta died Saturday evening The
funeral was held Monday afternoon, with
burial in the village cemetery.
Mrs. b. G. Newton Of Montpelier was
guest of her sister, Mrs. P. E, Grit
fifth, Sunday
Mrs. NJ. Fl. McAllister and two children
OF Barre are visitors in town.
Miss Ethel Child returned Saturday
from two weeks stay in Montpelier.
Mrs. c. w. Guyette of Burlington is
in town.
Master Merrill Griffith and EVELYN
Griffith are spending the week with rela-
tives in Montpelier.
w. l.. Wilcox and Sidney Turner were
in Barre Saturday.
Miss Pearl Nash. who has been the
guest of Miss Muriel Shea has returned
to her home at Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Mrs. L. f. Flint and daughter, Ruth.
left Monday for visit at the home of
her parents in Richmond.
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TOoLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED


WANTED-First class polser. Steady
work for right man. No. Barre Granite
Co. llbt5
LOST-White hunter dog with white spots /;
strnyed away July % Finder return TO me
and receive reward. Enrioo Fontana, l Com
olli street. llott
FOR SALE-One gray mare. Good work
err and good driver Weight 140O pounds.
Price right Inquire Of Perry Automobile
Co. llots
NOTICE.
Bring so p. T.. Rabbits Trade Marks to
W. H. Corners Sporting Goods Store. Barre,
Vt for a beautiful eight-piece tumbler set,
consisting Of tx tumbers and a sugar and
cr,amer 1850
LOST-on road from Essex Center to Nor
risville, Tuesday. between the hours Of four
and six D. M. one demountable rim with
tire tube and cover complete. Finder will
be suitably rewarded by notifying the own
er, "R," Care of Times, Barre, VI lists
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Montpelier Seminary

A boarding school of so years standing.
Delightfully."- situated and under Christian
auspices.
A wide range of College Preparatory and
Life courses. including Teacher Train
ing and Domestic Science.
Certificate 10 college.
Unsurpassed Business courses, with type
writing and stenography.
Conservatory advantages in vocal, pipe
organ. piano and violin.
Art and Public Speaking.
A large, sympathetic, able faculty.
Athletics. Good school spirit.
Terms moderate. Write for informa lion,
Nv. HATCH, D. D., PRINCIPAL
Montpelier, VT.
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to all those who in any way as
sisted us during our recent bereavement
and to those who sent flowers.
Lena G. Carswell
Kate Louise Carswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Carswell and
family.
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Palmist and clsivoyant

Consult The Little Wonder Of Wash
ington, j. c.; celebrated trance medium
Scieatific mental specialist. Terms. Pc,
soc and 81. Hours. 10 a. n. 20 10 p. m
Hotel Buzzell, room l6.-AdF.