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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
REASONS FOR ABSTINENCE.

It's hard TO be physical adviser
and keep on the subject Of alcoholic
liquors when you realize that there
never can be anything like n high
average of physical well.being In q
country where q large part Of the
male population insists on poisoning
Itself regularly or periodically. ! will
simply sum up few OF the reasons
strictly from the standpoint OF the
physical trainer-why men should not
drink alcohol.
Alcohol Ii not n food; II Is a drug,
u Injuries the blood.
II retards the digestion.
II IL the worst enemy Of the brain
worker.
II hardens the liver.
II destroys the kidneys.
II furnishes no support to the body
II Is depressant.
II In n most destructive agent In thu
state Of health or OF disease.
II deadens the body and the senses
II affects the mental and moral sid
OF nature.
Alcohol users show death rate Of |?
per cent greater than nonusers.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
HOW 70 SHAKE HANDS.
&c, the Grip First. According 10 a Mer.
camille Rse,pe.

&c, the Grip First, According 10 Mer'
camille Recipe
We have found that when You np.
proach the person 10 shake hands II
you viii get the grip un their hand he
fore they have time IL grip yours you
have gained an advantage. The hand
should be- Slipped we'll Into ar over the
hand Of the person yon want To shake
w,,h-tlmt l.. push the thumb aud fore
finger ~ your hand well Into the
thumb nnd for,lingcr OF the person
with whom you are shaking. DO Il
rnthcr auIckly. aud the Instant you
feel that your hand IL In place bring
the grip into play Instantly. Don't
grin tho hand hard enough to cause
main 70 the person with whom YOU ARE
shaking. lut vet give him good. firm
grin. After you have practiccd Il III.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
MYSTERY OF Tie MIND.
One Of the Great Riddles That Science
Cannot Solve.

Mind il the great uusolycd mystery
of ,cirncc. so rlrw has been disroN-
cred ~ to what mini IS. aul yet sci.
cutists nrc ever striving 10 iind '"ih'
cluw That viii ,rnnlc them to solve
this greatest ~ 500 mysteries
\ I'm Francisco correspondent asks
mr The question:
"S.urr orr state ~ 'rwu,rnmcrt +
subject ~ ,hau.n rrum normal inih
f.ytul different conditions. ~ sal
glad. angry. ur'y ry ityl. etc. Is II
the body tnli controls Tie mind or
Mind t'Iat routr.s 'nr hriyF
Tlis &C. au IMPORTANT question ln
mputrlusi,u llhrrHirsin- there have
boon ml'c 600 recent years cNt"ilSivc
rc~cqr hes. People have hrcn tested
bv delicate recording electrical iusitii'
nrrtS. Questions hH'" been asked
aud statements made ~ these rcrsru'
nul the action ut mind on body DC.
tcctcl by the apparatus. lhcrcds'i
heart action ar decreased nervous ten
sion change in bodily temperature
pulsc, respiration. ASPECTS ~ IN" face
eyes. lps these Hul many more "f'
frc,s have been studied and results re-
corded IN many books
These are ~ great Interest ~ dctcc
tivcs. courts anl physicians.
Conversely. stimulation II nerves v,
electricity. ly Irritating drugs. IN"
chnuirul impacts and the Hike hnN,
been mnir IN all manner " ways.
Tie facts ur" TINT mind has dc
cldcl influence ou brain. nerves. hear
nuI vit1l ur.nus through ia" nerves
Any manipulation NJ the holy. nerves
md clruHury systems really ~"
drr,s % relics action uu Tire mind.
The whole .fh', 4. obscure ut pres
crt. So Theoretically complex l. 'h'
| human crrlul2n'iar thHt 10 may u" o
number ~ ,rrr. hrf,n H'' connection
/ between the personality Hul badly nu
discovered. ~, indeed, they over Wi
nr Diet. 'a' i'Gi rp 'irw h'H hrr'
/ discovered .. tH what UlHl U.s. vNi
ID. ru lrru.mnN" mystery ir th
|re...t static g HD'li science I'll
. rir iul,,u i..r..n iu Sew iu,k Amer
] Ian.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
A Sa,lor's ComnIiu,ent.

Through all the years they were 10.
grthcr Mrs, Jessie Benton Fremont
lived for her husband. ns before her
marrlag" she had lived for her father
Her brilliant mlud her heart and her
hands were constantly busy In her hus'
bands service nnd n gallant sailors
compliment shows that her devotion
was widely recognized. During the
war, when admiral Porter had CON.
mnni ~ the Federal fleet on the Mis-,
sIs,lpri, hlS ilasShIp was the steamer
Benton, named after Mrs. frcmont's
father The admiral named the little
tender ~ the flagship Jessie Benton
Fremont, aud he wrote TO Mrs Ere
mont his explanations:
"lou hnv" always sailed close "a
your husband and your father"
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
AXIOM ON rHr WATEe WAGON

ALTON ON rHr WATER WAGON
9Th, German ,urrror hav uui us ir
..r way Of saving ourselves Sli be-.
...' drink. va, cur enemy. aud the Eai
r hs. sI.r our enemy for us lIp
rs made us aiuut temperance and
a.hIug can Euf.lf rs now" THIS was
sd T,tryerad rs Mr. BcuislouHhy.
.-r.tor of Ia, Russian American
.imship company and member nf
..o Guua. az rrrrricd by Mary isabel
rryah in an article. "a Nation an The
Water WAGON" in the Saturday Eyc.
nina Post nc the car the writer
ives credit fer the cmpirc.vi dc stop.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
THE PRIME CAUSE.

Chicago's recently appointed NOR
ais commission will. II Is said. study
the city's vice problem and md ways
and means to solve twill "investi.
gate causes and devise methods Of Pre-.
vention." This 10 another blow for
the saloon. There can be no inves.
tigation into causes OF vice and dis.
ease which will not show that the
liquor trafic does more than anything
else to produce and foster all phases
OF immortality.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
The Changing Sky.

One OF the most surprising results
Of the cross motion OF the fixed stars,
ns projected on the background OF the
sky. Is the gradual falling to pieces OF
the familiar consultations. The stars
are moving In all sorts Of directions,
some faster and some slower, and the
Inevitable consequence must be that
In a few centuries the whole face OF
the heavens viii be 30 changed that
n We could come back again to ous
earthly life we should not recognise
them. OF course a very long period OF
time will he required to produce very
great transformation.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
Genuine Art.

'.rhat man says he wants his pic.
ture TO look perfectly natural" said
the photographers assistant.
"Aiake Il as handsome as possible"
replied the proprietor.
But he insists that he doesn't want
the picture to fatter him"
HE won't think II natters him.
He'll think that ut last somebody has
managed to catch the way he really
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
0uv;sd with Oolls.

In the Chinese morgue one Of the
strange sights il number OF life size
dolls which arc buried to accompany
the corpses as their servants to the
next world. They are doubtless q relic
Of the time when human beings were
thus buried as companions Of the de-
ceased.-Exchange
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
VALUES IN MAINE.

The valuation Of Maine increased
IN 1914 by the substantial sum Of
Ss.503.696. There was an decrease OF
3741.071 in the value o. live stock;
and an increase Of S6s5.s9. In the
value Of automobiles. The total valu'
alton Of automobiles was S4,0t7,6l6;
live stock. Sl7.961. $50. The total valu'
alton for the state 10 S43S.b2s,19S. This
n divided among the population
would give every one Of the 742.371
inhabitants $592.60 each.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
Her Rulino Passion.

"She intended to refuse him. but she
b such q lover Of bargains that she
could not"
"How was thatf"
"He looked so cheap when she turn
Cd him down that she snapped him up"
Houston Post
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27

The seven seas are the north and
the south Atlantic. the north and the
south Pacific and the Indian, Arctic
and Antarctic oceans
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
NEW WAGON NOT NEEDED.

In one West Virginia town II 10 re-
ported they ordered a new automobile
police patrol Just before the new liq'
uor law went into effect. II was not
delivered for some weeks and after
seeing the result Of the new law they
cancelled the order. saying that the
old horse-drawn vehicle could do all
the work necessary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27

One More Disappointment.
"Poor old Meyer Is dead. I see. He
led a life full of disappointments."
"How glad he would have been to
see his name in print!-Tliegende
Batter.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
The Little
Stranger
sy LOUISE 4. CUMMINGS

S'U.ulIr 10 Is. Int nevertheless tfu'.
tnui There ate u great many dcscttuu~
ON one side or. the other In couples
that lu,v been married u year and
Brlir,c That IT statistics on the subject
could be- obtained II would he found
that the nearer the wedding the great.
rr the number of dcsCrtiUus. There is
u reason for this Up to the time of
marriage the parties are Mirrrudrnt
Ut zach u,hvr After marriage there
are Two wills. between which there
must necessarily be II certain amount
uG clashiug.
lin and Lizzie Burden were one 81
those couples that met. but did not
miuglr. Jim found his wirc-so lie
considered hCr-so unreasonable that
he hadn't been married n week before
the sweetness had turned to gall Liz.
yir cons ,lrrCd herself so badly treated
that she could not possibly endure to
live with such u mau. So one day
when he catuc home from work he
found his wife gou"
Mrs. lin didn't regret what she had
dome I'll size tell In with mothcrly
old lady. t. whom she told her story.
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VI '",'' "'S'-' ''"''.'''' ~ /" i''
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sue ''-'' w. w., '''','' ,','' ,,',.
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entry upon l'''I h'.''''" '"' ~" "'"
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t"t l'> w'lrH f''urll' E' ""srN WIN
h'f nhI' u''H'IlhI N,H' W. Wv" NV
enough "t hlrfhu NC ""Ih'" v"
without leaving any huh''Ss. ',", ""S
carpenter AMI hnd hhlSh'd J"o ,he
day OF ia" separation " was easy 'o'
nm 10 lose h''~e''' M" ne ,o"s W"
pains 70 ""'c any e"W Wy "u''" wv
c"n'd hc 'onh" NY ",s W'e W ."sc s.e
rprh''n oi 'ca''hH h''i "'u w'H"'" ~
return lie Knew n"h'hs "po"' we
mhy or perhaps 'ha' "''s"' ""'e
ehnhr'" hiL .
jim eoh'luueu !" "'"Nc ""v'"r ~
chnnIc III his ne nc M"s v'' ~
trader nhu "'wn!s came ou' nuc". '"
amy denl nc m"ue. ne u'.er,''ne" "
leave on enrI"h'e,ns "nu '"'" ''"ur,
lie hnu ri' ,he ,,''' ,"o''s "e wv"
sss'u WIN "'s "hc NV" ""u" W.
10 h's name' nu' W ,ne '.a' Vus"', y,
man money u nor a'""!s ''',n'"n "
" "i'ch s"l'l,''u Wy .''u'. ."n ''| wv
w 'or us ao''n'' :" " ~,
| UbWEUt lbt " ululHE'u 'bH'' W.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
Counter
Confessions

james md Lucy Anderson vrr"
COUSINS rHur u"gIo. I,ur Anderson.
was very ri.n. auI vn.u %. d.uI D. "il
was produced DyH,iu- aJ .., property
to james gul iuuf l..nty Iai. vas
no surprise. tur 10 WIS wei Shown itat
the trstHtur. who nHj rn ,,..r.u ud
approved u Plan 1T uui"u between Dis
favutitc u,rhpW md niece uui that
they should inherit his property They
were lovers. were ,ulag"d aud suuu 10
bc married.
There was great surprise. therefore.
when u half brother uf the deceased
named Torrance pronounced the will u
forgery. This would give the property
60 the heirs ut law. and Torrance would
receive third. or nhout S2uO.uun. But
n still greater surprise WAS sprung
when Torrance accused James Amber.
son OF the forgery Unfortunately. both
witnesses 10 this viii were dead
Torrance had divorced his wife. who
had married another man NAMED
Baker. tinkcr had trouble with the wo.
man aud 10 gCt rid vi her had lone e.
parts unknown. II was supposed thut
the origin ut the accusation was IN
Mrs. Torrance lakcr who bad known
MIR. Anderson. the trsintur aud sworc
that the signature tu the viii WI. not
his
when IHmcy Anderson received q
visit from bet attorney. ElwUnl Nfih'
ham. James asked whether. should uu
nccu,,d yrrsuu ,,rf,.- the rr.w. ut
which hr WIS m.u-u. mis ,u.usr
would rI lu lmuI iu defend lm
The l.vt,r tr.fi.I rut % a,ul.n 900.
der The circumstance. wound l, pyr
fcrtIy lI-I,Hl.l. Im. Informed I.n,a
cours.. E.I.t. ......f ft. uu....
will. Nnr.'.r ul. ....f.t ..tr..,tl,
fpr ,,rf. ,.,.r..# lH .r.. u..Tfy
honest ,uU..prrr.,. Inl.... lu,uta
stuudiru tUu confession N.F...u an
MOI brI.,y. fIf.' Ia. ,...rrt vr. .u.l;,
Mnr.lrp tuua Lrr.t T,f,r..t .lr tL,
case. for uui only - ftti.l. for "a mir
of young lovers. hut Young Anderson !.
ncauIttal Of "A hrlunI. crime. were nj
stake. There wa. the usual rNnmInn.
ton Of cNpcrts In chlrgrphy aud the
usual differences Of opinion un the part
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y, ,.sy t , ''"'' y, 'nr,, lto.
no",,n Viii, &c., ,,, Wv, n'I, w." :" ",
,ha, a, , - ,aI v J'.' $50, ' Wv Nv,
n, ,," ,",,ar ~, ,,,',,,,'ar,n,, a.. .i'"a'
sur. with s,cc,m.ns q, In,,ns Abr,
son.s wr,,,n. hnr, n,,,nos. ,hn, H., ha,,
wr,,,.n 4, an. ,yno,, J.c,nr.,, ,ha,
N, man co,iJ INV, vrI,,cn q ,or 4,
hor. NAM ch,rns,orIs,,,s q, n ,.mI.
MIN. bnnJ
I,cv I,aorso, ,,,.,1., ,,o oo,r,
,.,nIsr,, md w,. nn,nrni,y n,I.r !,
,crriblo strain when His ,cs,imouy
~ns nJJuccJ scycrnI pcrsons nmon.
the sprc,ntors l,nkcJ n, her ns nurI,
a. 20 saw. "r.rhapS, infer nil she 4.
the criminal" mi. WINS ,oo much Tor
her. Sh. tainted and WINS carried an,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27

1t II q peculiar quality Of fool 10
perceive the faults Of others and to
forget his own.-Cicero.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
Welding the Place.

I'll snow you Wnob DOss.
my dear" responded Mr.. Enpeck.
"these continual demonstrations are
unnecessary. I do not dispute the t.
tle."-Louisville Courier-Jo Journal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27

,r f.... H.'f. .. '..H
HH f.H.r.u. go '..'... .'.... 10
mf.,.. ... fi.. 'H ..t .'.'
b. 10 f.. J'".u'' 20 ''l ,"s
o. o.. r."rrr.d h".r GI'rH'r.r ur.
u.ry r.r' g. d.'nr Sos vHr' as II
H'I T''a g. why 'hrir ii0" cn'1s
n ~ TIE gllus rods Hhun liFHgr"
u. r,cid,u' rly.a them little hlnN.
g.. r drinking shurtouu life, This IL
no. mrr" opinion: Il Is q we'll.
settled. recognized fact Physicians
ard Insurance companies accept this
~ unqucstionnbly ms any other undlg.
pu'"d fact Of science. The great Eng.
lish physicians decide tina, the hearts
action IL increased ~ per cent In is
Efforts 10 throw on alcohol introduced
into the circulation. The result II
easily figured out. The natural pulse
beat is 20 per minute. II We multiply
this by co an hour. and % hours In a
day and add IL per cent. we ind that
the heart has been compelled to do
an extra work during that time In
throwing on the burden Of few
drinks equal 10 1915 tons lifted one foot
high.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27

WHEN THE LID 10 ON.
In q dry" town only criminal can
sell liquor, and only sneak can buy
Il.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-27
INTERNATIONAL
SUN1llNS0lOOL
LESSON

RI % -. .' 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-29
The Homer Fits Company
"Paid in Full" Tonight.

This remarkable drama by Eugene
Walter, which had an unbroken run OF
over two years at the Aston theatre in
New York, is still the most popular play
OF the kind ON the modern stage. It's a
statistical fact that "paid in Full' has
played TO more people than any other
modern play. Ii is also a fact that more
people have seen il twice and three times
than any other play. IL improves with
repetition just as a good book OF a good
story does. This play. in its entirety,
viii be presented by the Nellie Gill
Players tonight and tomorrow night.
On Friday and saturday nights, "Baby
Mine" a comedy even funnier than
twin Beds" and BY the same author,
will be the attraction. The jolly holiday
spirit abroad al New Years viii find an
ideal outlet for the fun and laughter Of
this play. For a matinee billie beau
tiful comedy drama viii be offered, en-
titled, Thou Shalt Not Il is a play
OF love and laughter and viii appeal TO
old and young alike. paid in Full' TO-
night.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

William Pruneau is spending a week
in Websteryille.
III. l.. Rogers of Walden was q business
visitor in the city to-day.
Mrs. c. r. Southgate Of South Royal
ton is spending few days with her hus-
band in this city.
Annual New Years ball Friday even
ing. Dee. 81. Rowland hall. Gents 75c
ladies free.--adv.
Mrs. katherine Brown Wilson Sterling
formerly a resident Of Websteryille, now
Of Boston. is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Curtis Of Sharon,
Mass. returned 10 their home to-day
after several days visit with relatives
in this city.
Prin. o. X. HOLSTER Of Merchant
street returned this morning from Bur
hngton, where he has been making a
brief business visit.
Mrs. George n. Bishop Of Washington
street was called 10 Springfield to-day
by the serious illness Of her father She
was accompanied by her son, Clarence
Bishop.
Miss Ethel Badger. who has been en-.
ploved IN this city as a nurse for sew
erai weeks, returned this morning 20
M0rrisville. whore she win make 4 visit
Of indefinite length In the home Of Der
parents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-29
PUT OLD SCHOOL
ON THE MARKET
CONTINUED from first page

The property committees report was
accepted and the recommendation that
a contract with Mr.. Puricelli be signed
was adopted.
Attorneys fees aggregating $3.50,
contracted in probate court fees and
other expenses incident to obtaining the
appointment of guardian of JEFF.
White, colored veteran of the war be-
tween the states, who died in the Sol
diers' home at Bennington some time
ago, were reported by the city clerk. 1t
was stated that the fees had been en-
tered as paid and charged to the over
seer's account. Since Mr.. Whites death
it had transpired that the deceased left
no money. L. L. Scott, former city at
torney, sent in statement, through
Alderman Bruce, for SO, attorneys fees
said to be due him. Mr.. Bruce contended
that the fee was contracted by the Gem
terry commissioners and that upon them
the burden of paying devolved. No ac-
tion was taken, as the council felt that
the matter should be handled by the
cemetery commissioners.
Affairs of minor Importance included
the adoption of resolution appropriat-
ing $50 to the state highway fund, $50
each to the health and police accounts,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Plain sewing wanted. Cali at 10 South
Main street.
Miss Madeline Dion of Brook street is
spending the holidays with her grand
parents in Winooski.
Dance the old year out and The new
year in at the New Years ball, Rowland
hall, Friday evening adv.
James b. Hall returned to-day 60 his
home in Boston, after passing several
days in Barre on business.
A. /. Lawrence Of Burlington is in
town 20 attend the annual exhibit Of the
Vermont Poultry association.
Homer c. Ladd and George n. Tilden
were IN Burlington to-day on business
connected with the barre Board OF Trade.
Anthony Bianchi. who conducts a mer-
camille business in Hanover, \. H., ar
rived in the city last evening for visit
Of several DAYS with relatives.
Help boost Barre a. an exhibition city
by attending the state poultry show in
the Church street gymnasium Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.-ady.
Miss Kathleen IefBaron has returned
10 her home in Waterbury Center, after
passing a few days in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Miles Of South Main
street.
y. A. Rich 81 Mortified Pals. a vice
president Of the Vermont Poultry asso-
citation. Il in the city attending the
poultry show in the Church strcct gym
nasium.
Regular meeting Of l. q. q. l.. NJ. T..
win b. held in X. Of G. hall Thursday.
Dec. ~. There viii b. initiation. Tho
pink degree viii also b. worked AND
other important business will he tran
sacted. 20 let there ~ q large attend
ance.
students snd graduates # Spauldna
high school and Dartmouth college are
- meet AZ Hotel barre this evening for
reunion. A hanqurt ~ : oicluck wiH
H. followed ~ = brief program Of
spsechmnkinr and singing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-29

and SIS to the park commission. Some
one reported that Leclair Il McNulty
were dumping chips into the river and
the complaint was referred to Alderman
Keast, who said he had never seen any
indications of such violation. Through
the city clerk, parents asked that Acad-
envy street be added to the list of hills
designated for coasting purposes, and
the request was granted.
Warrants were approved for payment
in the following order: Street depart
ment payroll, $l09.34, street, sewer and
sidewalks accounts; water department.
payroll, $26; fire department payroll,
SS2.47; police department payroll,
S92.47; G. A. Bemis, s2s, service as city
hall janitor, two weeks; j. A. Rogers,
$l4, city hall janitor, one week; Quarry
Savings bank, $2,l9l.9l, contribution to
Sl9l5 sinking fund at interests Elmwood
cemetery commissioners, $253.5l, inter-
est on cemetery trust notes; Hope cem-
etry S326l5, interest on cemetery trust
notes; William Mcdonald, commissioner,
S666.3G, interest on cemetery trust funds;
city treasurer, Sl,745l0, cemetery trust
funds interest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-29
WILLIAMSBURG

A union watchnight service will be
held in the NJ. Il. church Friday, Dec 81,
The program is as follows; A sociable
will be held in the vestry, commencing
at S O'Clock, when a literary and must
cal program win be given, 10 be followed
by refreshments. At 1880 the devotion
al service will begin. This will include
a sermon by Rev. Jesse A. Martin and
singing by the Williamstown male chorus,
under the direction OF James Walbridge.
The local pastors will assist In the serv-
ice. A cordial invitation is extended TO
the members and friends of the three
local churches and also 10 the general
public. TO spend the closing hours OF
the old year and the beginning of the
new year in the house OF God.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Corscts in the sale at Vaughan's
Buy your coat now in the sale al
vaughan's.
Dancing from tin in Rowland ball
Friday evening. Dec. 3l.--ady.
Visit Russelrs package sale Friday
Articles selling at Pc 70 $1,000 for 25c
Orlando Olgiati. who has been visit.
ing at the home Of friends on High Hol-
born street. left last night for his home
in New York.
Miss Mabel Winch Of East Arlington
T. spending a few days in the city as the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Laura Keith, Of
Patterson street.
John Gallagher Of GAINESVILLE, o. a
former resident IT Barre, 4 spending
several DAYS at the home Of his mother
on Short street.
Miss Ruth Harris returned this morn
ing 70 her home in White River Junction.
after spending = few days with relatives
on Wellington street.
Would vou ike % see an exhibition
Of tire best poultry in Vermont, New
Hampshire and Mainef 60 30 TIE Yer
mont poultry show a. the Church street
gymnasium Tuesday. "Wednesday and
thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur s. Storey %
onelpae arrived in the city today i0f q
tist 81 tle home If Mr. and Mrs.. Ar
thur pierce 81 Camp street. Mics storey
vas formerly Miss Herring q nurse at
tie Heatpn hospital IN MoHtpeiief.
&. n. Kenfrsou 81 Church street dis-
posed - ane ~ BE faney Rhode leland
Red fufiefs 81 hirh figure tine morning.
The bird mas one of the prize viuusrs
81 the state f.euiffr ethiist and attraft-
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