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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS
Drawn for September Term of Washing
ton County Court.

Grand and petit jurors for the Sep
TENDER term OF Washington county court
have been drawn az follows;
/ Grand jury Barre City. AFRO H.
Noyes; Barre Town, y. n. Aldrich; Ber-
| lin, Leonard Bancroft; Cabot, II. D. Wal
| do; Calais, H. s. Foster; Duxbury, l.. A.
Morse; East Montpelier, II. p, Mcknight;
Marshfeld, A. T.. Davis; Middlesex, w.
II. Vaughn; Montpelier, Calvin L. Par
menter; Moretown, William III. Hath
away; Plainfeld, Fred l.. Farnham; Rox-
bury, Bert Demass; Waitsfeld, Hugh
Baird Warren, y. u. Spaulding; Wa
terbury, +. G. O'Neil; Woodbury., Mark
Up. Goodell; Worcester, w. Edwin Bruce
Petit jurors Barre City, w. J. Clapp,
w. H. Messor; Barre Town, A. T. Smith,
w. T. jackson; Berlin, George j. Wiley,
j. A. Selma; Cabot, G. II. Rowland, II. u.
Russell; Calais, Leslie Powers, A. E..
Holt; Duxbury Eddie 4. 0'Brien, George
Davis; East Montpelier, w. y. Stoddard,
Homer IAne Fayst N, A. /. Boyce, Sam
mel Mclaughlin; Marshfeld, Hubert Hol-
lister, Charles Pike; Middesex, George
II. Bruce; Tory Hill; Montpelier, Jesse
Kellogg, Edward j. Fallon; Moretown,
j. II. Buck; Mortified, Charles Il. Me-
Namara. Fred L. Thresher; Plainfeld,
Joseph w Batchelder; Roxbury, Wayne
Denny; Waitsfeld, James II. Kew, Henry
S. Baird; Warren, Harold Thompson, o.
A. Loyett; Waterbury, NJ Il. Prescott,
George 7. Town; Woodbury., s. Rich
Waite, R. M. Pray; Worcester, Edwin =.
Kellogg.
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EAST ORANGE


Mrs George Bohonon was in Williams
town Sunday, carrying Miss Una to hel
school there.
News was received recently by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Richardson of the brit
OF a great granddaughter at the hons
of their grandson, Harold Scott, Provi
dence r. ]. The little one was named
for Mr.. SCOTS mother, Rose Estelle.
Orrin Prescott was in Corinth ON bust.
ness Monday.
Mrs. Ellis Bohonon of Washington Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Flora Bohonon, or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Prescott were in
Chelsea and South Washington recently
and called ON Mrs. Fred Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson and
daughter returned from Lake Morey the
first of the week, for a visit with rela-
tives here before returning to their home
in Syracuse, n. Y.
Frank Haines of Orange was in the
place on business Monday.
Mrs. Clinton Bowen and daughter,
Alice, visited Hylas Bowen and family
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Bowen and
sons, Guy and Lynn, and daughter, Miss
Bertha, with a friend, came and spent
the day Sunday, all the family return.
ing to their home in Chelsea in their
auto.
Mrs. Kate Brooks and daughter. Mrs.
Harold Lyon, went to Montpelier the
first Of the week for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Sherburne Hutchinson for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Amber and two
children, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Button, returned TO their
home near Boston Thursday. They made
the trip both ways with an auto, having
a chauffeur TO drive the car.
Glenn Hutchinson, while at Lake Mo.
rev a few days ago, caught a pickerel
measuring q inches.
Mr. and Mrs. II. q. Simpson and son.
Harry, visited relatives in Corinth on
Sunday.
Harry Smith and Miss Myra Eastman
were Barre visitors Monday.
Miss Viola Hutchinson, who has been
visiting at Ernest smiths and Ora Cur
tis' in Washington. returned home Mon
day. accompanied BY Miss Laura Nye,
who win visit her a few days.
Mfe. ~. l. HUTCHINSON went 70 Yer
shire the first Of the week 30 STAY a few
DAYS with her mother, Mrs. Parsley.
who y very poorly.
~ A. Prescott was II East Barre on
Monday.
For some reason our Teacher did not
srriVe here 10 begin school Monday. -
4 has been postponed, Il j. reported,
until next week.
Corliss Tnumbly and sons, Dennis Ec.
tus. Clarence and Pred. sere in Corinth
sunday.
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NORTH MONTPELIER

Mrs. John Millet came Saturday from
Worcester, Mass. They have moved into
the Grey house on the farm.
Maurice 0hearn of Barre visited his
aunt, Miss Nellie Conway, Saturday.
George Pray is having few days va
cation from his work at the creamery
and is visiting at North Haverhll, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Cate of North
Calais visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. George Kelton was at Queen City
park, Burlington, on Thursday.
Asa B. Wheeler and chauffeur took
an auto trip to the northern part of the
state during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Little and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frances Byron attended the fair at
Morrisville last week, making the trip
in Mr.. Titles auto.
Miss Bertha johnson visited friends in
Mortified Falls over the week end.
Mrs. Orlando Knapp is entertaining
her two sisters from Boston.
Mrs j. W. Butterfeld is attending the
convention at Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Coburn and son.
Carroll, and Miss Evelyn Coburn went
on an auto trip to Canton, n. ", re.
Gently.
Mrs. George HOLSTER are visiting rel.
atives in Mortified, y. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert HOLSTER, who
have been visiting here and at Marsh.
field, went 20 their home az South Man
chester, Conn, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coburn returned
home last week from Mount Clemens,
Mich, where Mr.. Coburn went for treat.
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Templeton Of
Franklin Fails, \. H., and friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Stevens, are visiting at
Victor Templetou's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coburn are rejoic.
ing over the birth Of q son, born Sunday.
Miss Coffee. a nurse from Barre, il car.
ing for Mrs. Coburn and baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dudley and chl-
drcn and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dodge
and son spent part 81 last week in camp
At Nelson pond
Miss Anna Davidson Of Montpelier vis-
tied her sister, Mrs. Emma Chaplin, On
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Reynolds Of
onoatons. MINI. vere the guests 81 Mr..
and Mrs. Pred Little ono night during
ihe past week.
The county super isors and their wives 4
met with Mr.. and Mrs J. VI Butter
sod At their camp ~ Nelson pond o.
Sunday
Mis- Blanche Moreeroft has been N
ne past wesk.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Dorothy Simonds returned to her
home in Williamstown to-day, after
spending few days with friends in the
city.
| Miss Ella Donovan returned this morn
ing to her home in Burlington, after
spending several days with friends in
the city.
"The Honor Of the ormsbys," three
! reel Victor society drama, featuring
Mary Fuller. Aslo comedy at the
| Biiou.-Adyt.
Alexander Corey of Prospect street
left to-day on business trip to New
York in the interests of the American
Clothing company.
General Manager H. T. Sands Of the
Tenney company, who was business
visitor in the city yesterday and to day,
returned this forenoon to his home in
Boston.
Edmund Sanborn is at his home here
for weeks vacation. Mr.. Sanborn is
engaged as the first violinist in the or.
chestra at the Auditorium in Quebec
City.
James r. O'Grady of Merchant street,
who has been passing a weeks vacation
at his former home in st. Adams, re-
sumed his duties in the office OF the
American Express company yesterday.
Thomas J. Mercer Of the Baltimore
lunch room will leave tomorrow for
Manchester, n. H., where he will join
Carl Mute, a former resident of Barre,
on an auto trip TO Boston. Mr.. Mercer
intends 10 be absent until Saturday.
Tonight the board Of aldermen is 10
hold lis regular meeting and a number
OF important matters that may be CLASH
fed under the head Of routine business
are 20 be considered. Last night the
councillors foregathered in the capital for
a Joint hearing with the officials Of the
Barre q Montpelier Traction a Power
company.
Auction sale tomorrow for Isaac Re.
cor, pa miles from Chelsea and So
miles from Washington, good lo0-acre
farm, nice Holstein and Jersey cows
and young stock, horses, hogs poultry,
90 tons Of hay and other crops, with
a good bot Of farm tools and machinery.
See ad.. page I. c. y. Smith, auc-
tioneer. AdYt.
Charles IT. Wilkie Of ~ Central street 4
Il taking a weeks vacation from /
bis duties in the upholstery department 1
NJ A. w. Badger and companyis store. /
left yesterday for bis former home in
Newport where be viii remain for a
few days visit On bis return % Barre
n the end 81 the week he viii BE- &c.
~ Mrs. Wilkie and two chill
iren, who are making an extended visit
N Orleans county. i
A yellow and white dog that has
.raiied William Nugbtt fruck team
,bout the city for several months came
- grief on Depot square this forenoon
shen i was run over By an auto truek. 4
ne property Of Pea brothers 81 Mont
,elisr. Depot square 4 NAV b. knovn.
= = trampinR ground for Ell surts and
'cnditioHs If dogs and e the time Of
be accident to-day q snnali-sized ronssn-
son Of eaniues vas ~ progress Along
tams Peek brothers four .wlssisr ena
~ yellow and whIts one uuniudfui
hsf anything mirit distufb the dsiib-
rations of ths dags. sidssteppsd ginger
q and iust in time - pass uuder to
ar Frisndiv tfrffkmen reseusd tis al.
nj nuf y $50 takHn e. ths tFffriuarf
.ospitsi of 81. q. o. nsrr 81 Oottsgs
traft e. - tinl erred ~. The dOsanr
1dief over fhf injured rrsnsiar suf d.
iasf that the wofk - mrN STARTED en-
leput s1usrs st.uuld - ee-rrieted. e.
- mutusi adrantsEs e ~ dag ard ~
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SOUTH RYEGATE
r. H. Gates Died Saturday After Long
Illness With Cancer.

r. n. Gates, who has suffered with 4
cancer for many years, passed away Sat
urday at the age of 70. The funera
was held Monday at 80 p. m. at the
home of the deceased, Rev. D. NJ. Fari'
Of West Barnet officiating. Mr.. Gates
was a man Of very retiring disposition
but kind husband and father, good
neighbor and faithful member of the
Covenanter church. A good man gone to
his reward.
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hfsarf sr1Eewf turti nv vstt tsss trw
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EAST CALAIS

Mr. and Mrs ,. a. Capnagh have re-
turned 10 their home in New York. after
months stay in town.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ y. Lamb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Cove. Mrs Cutter, were in
fgainheld recently.
Nathan Brown Of Windsor i spending
few days With bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Brown.
Mr. and Mrs Maynard King, Mr.. and
Nrs. Earle Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest GRAY. were IN plaiufeld Monday
evening, 20 attend the play
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TALK OF THE TOWN

The senior choir OF st. Monica's church
will meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening
at 7 o'clock
Our daily serial CONTINUED from last
week.; And don't forget the thirst
quenching drinks at the Drown fountain,
Quality" service.
With the weather properly tuned to
outdoor music, the Barre Citizens band
viii give another of its popular weekly
concerts in the city park tomorrow even
ing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Helen Tcrrien Of Worcester,
Mass, is passing the week in the city
as the guest Of Mrs. L. j. Good Of North
Main street.
Dance at Woodbury. pond pavilion on
Thursday, Sept. 2. CAROLS orchestra.
A good time for all, and you are well
come.-Adv.
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Band concert wedne.day Evening

March-Et Captain ........... Sousa
cavalier" .... Robinson
"Traumerei and Romanza" schumaun
Popular medley ............... Stems
Waltz-"Thousand and One Nights"
.................+4 Strauss
Finale The stars and Stripes For
ever" .................. Sousa
star Spangled Banner"
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BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, LOIS.
The Weather

Fair tonight and Wednesday warmer
Wednesday in Vermont and New Hamp-
shire; moderate north winds, becoming
variable.
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his reward.
i William McKellopp OF the United
States steamship Hannibal is home on
a short furlough. He is spending thu
time with his mother, Mrs. Emma Tais-
lev, who has given mp her work at TAFT
Ritchie's and is occupying her rooms in
NJ. J. Bailey's house.
/ A congregational meeting was held in
the Presbyterian church yestry Saturday
afternoon to receive the resignation of
Rev. v. Ziegler The resignation was
read and accepted and committee APP
pointed to draw up resolutions to send
to Mr.. Ziegler. Much regret Is felt that
| Mr.. Ziegler's health win not permit him
TO return to South Ryegate.
Mrs. Amy Leet, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Abbie Arthur, has re-
turned to South Newbury, where she is
keeping house for w. w. Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MeLam and son,
Wilbur. went Saturday to Milan, N. H.,
where they win visit relatives for a cou-
pie Of weeks. Harry Currier Of Topsham
is in charge Of the store in the absence
OF Mr.. MeLam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ord moved TO
Barre Saturday, an auto truck from
Barre conveying their household goods to
that city. The Ords' many friends here
regret TO have them leave.
The J. G. Turnbull company has pur-
chased an auto truck 90 be used for the
collection Of cream.
Miss Jean Darling went Saturday 10
Pompanoosuc TO visit relatives for the
week.e before beginning her duties as
primary teacher at Norwich.
Miss Emma Eliason went Sunday 10
Topsham. where she will teach in the
George HIN school district this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Forbes Beston spent
Sunday at "The Lodges" Lake Morey,
with Mr. aud Mrs, Paul Gibson.
Rev. J. A. McClelland returned Friday
20 South birmingham, Mass. Mrs. Nc.
Clelland and son, Donald, ana Mrs. Ran
DAN are remaining few days longer
All regret to have Mr.. McClelland leave
town.
Rev. Oscar Chamberlain. an Armenian
by birth, talked OF the boy problem IN
the United Presbyterian church Sunday
morning He also gave an illustrated
lecture on the new Turkey Tuesday even
inc in the same church.
Mrs. Bertha Morrison Of 81. Johnsbury
Center Is visiting her brother. p. r. Nc /
Coll. this week.
Mrs James 0'Rourke is receiving
visit from her sister. who came Monday /
from Montreal.
Miss Ida Buchanan. the - year-old /
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Good
Inc 81 Nova Scotia. has come 20 live
with her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Blu
.hanan.
Mrs. C. r. Taggart and daughter.
Evelyn, Of Newbury returned Saturday
% their home after visiting Sir. and Mrs.
: " Taplin for a few days.
The United Presbyterian SUNDAY
.ehool viii bold q picnie ia Gilallian's
foods saturday. September 4
Mrs. r. Cohleigh and son. Leslie. u
Sew burg visited A. D. Cobleich Of Iof.
erson BIZ last week. returning 20 New.
ury saturday
Mrs. y. n noe attended the meeting
{ thf rreshytefy hsld AZ East crafts.
'Bry last week
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s12. The regular attendance during

1912. The regular attendance during
by two workers, 14T, and many others
by various workers OF the mission,
not recorded: clothing and shoes CIV
EN- to the poor in seventy cases. Help
was received through the United Char
tiles for thirteen persons, and three
cases OF illness were reported to
charity nurse. Six funerals have been
in charge Of the mission workers. Sew
en- OF those who have been converted,
have gone to their blessed reward IN
heaven.
Regular services are held every
Sabbath at o'clock D. m. and 7:3O
p. M Rsv. Henry q. Barnes and w.
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BOYS RELEASED;
PROMISE TO BE GOOD
Eleven school Boys Were Arraigned
in the Superior Court Yes
terday Afternoon.

Eleven school boys arraigned IN
the superior court yesterday after
noon charged with disturbing the
peace OF the two motormen and con-
ductors on the Mckinley avenue stub
line, were dismissed by Judge Nc
Namara, when they promised not 10
bother the men again and to remain
away from the car. Through cieri-
cal error the names OF two men, wit
nesses in this case, were placed on
the information together with the
names of the eleven boys and these
two names were reported in The Gate
City yesterday as being among the de-
PENDANTS to the charge. The men
were Sam Tuttie, and Louis Leroy.
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CITY NEWS.

Get a good roast. Where? Mark
;ley's.
Automobile owners are reportin,
good roads.
Masonic: Eagle lodge, Saturday
4 o'clock. End degree.
Trees along the boulevard are be
ing trimmed by the city.
Buy pony buggies and pony har
ness at Sherwood's. 703 Main.
Choice roasts OF beef and pork
and chickens at Jos. Hanberts. 7Os
! Main street
i The hotels here have been crowd
ed nearly every night since the open
Ing OF the federal court.
! The flower gardens that have been
/! planted on the levee near the NIL re
icently made by the city, have greatly
enhanced the beauty OF this place.
I, Joe Carwalho, who recently re.
moved to Toledo. Ohio, where ne has
a fine position with the Peoples Out
| fitting Co., is sending cards to his old
Keckuk friends.
Have some rare bargains IN
diamonds. All sizes. H. S. Mills, 504
! Main
Regular meeting Keokuk council
| No. $50 tonight at o'clock, Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
rem fraternaIly invited to attend. u.
LLOYD Norman. regent: ]. !. Annable.
secretary.
No clue has been discovered by
Ottumwa police that would throw any
light on the cause Of the death of
William Scanlon, formerly OF this
city. whose body was found In shed
In Ottumwa Tuesday
Everything in harness line. Sher-
wood.
Judge ". S. Hamilton has adj
journed court at Fort Madison until
the first OF next week. A contem-
plated business trip out of the city
has made it necessary for him to
close court for q few days.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday night at s O'Clock. All
members requested to be present. By
order OF noble grand. Geo. Immegart-
secretary Initiation
The agitation for one county seat
has not been dropped, according to
the following from the Donnellson Re-
view: If any one imagines that the
movement started recently to elm
mate one court house from Lee coun-
ty has s.fzzled out" they have another
guess coming 1t is very much alive
and is gaining in strength and eff
cheney every day. Like "Banquo's
ghost. it win not down, and it is only
a question of time when something Is
going to happen.
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REVIVAL MEETING AT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Pastor Preached Last Night on Chris
tian 6aptisr-Jesu Christ Set
the Example.

| The pastor preached last night on
! Christian Baptism. The authority
t for it: what is baptism? who should
be baptized? and the purpose OF bap-
tism.
He stated that Jesus set the ex-
ample to fulfil all Righteousness when
He was baptized by John the Baptist
in the river Jordan.
Christ Jesus gave the command as
found In Matt 2s:19: go We there
fore, and teach all nations, baptizing
them into the name OF the Father am
the Son. and in the Holy Spirit
The speaker stated that Jesus was
ibaptized in the river Jordan, Matt.
| 3: 1917, Mark 1:9. 10. Such scrip
lures as Acts 1888, 80, John S:5;
Rom. ga, 8: Cal. ZIP, teach that bap-
ttism ia the immersion OF the body n
water. When the question is asked.
who should be baptized. the minister
said it is necessary to have spiritual
qualification, or preparation Faltn
in cod and in Christ as the Son OF God
and Saviour; repentance or turning
from sin: prayer for forgiveness; con-
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NAME DOLLAR DAY
COMMITTEE OF THREE
,Haur. Lowitz and Mccarthy will Have
Charge Of Dollar Day to Be
Held MAY g.

James Mccarthy. Nathan Lowitz,
and George Baur are the three men
who will have active charge Of the
Dollar day to be given here Saturday
May s. two weeks after the final win
dow display contest. Their names
were announced today by NJ. e. Jus.
tfce. president of the Retailers
league.
While tho Dollar day will not be
held for three weeks to come. the
members OF this committee will start
at once their work OF getting things
ready to make this day q big success.
This day will be widely advertised,
not only in Keokuk, but in all the
cites and towns in this vicinity.
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Read The Daily Gate City.
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REPORT Is MADE
ON MISSION WORK
Upper Room Union Mission Shows its
Activities for Months OF January,
February and March.

Following is the repsst OF the Up
per Room Union mission for the
months OF January, February and
March. 1915. The mission Is located
in the Keokuk library building, at
No. 13 South Third street:
Seventy-two persons have claimed
to be converted at the altar. and prom.
Used to live a better life, since the
mission was opened in November
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fession Of faith in Christ before men
these are NECESSARY to hantiam.

fession Of faith In Christ before men /;
these are necessary to baptism.
Upon the obedience of all the com.
mands of Christ, including baptism,
the unsaved person has the promise
of the forgiveness OF sins. Not by
baptism alone, but all other commands
of Christ, as believe, repent, pray,
confess and be baptized.
The music was good last night and
everyone enjoyed Mr.. Talley5s solo.
Mrs. C. A. Jenkins will sing a solo
this evening. There was one addition.
Bar tismal services tonight.
Subject tonight: Repent or Perish
Mrs Elizabeth Ross OF Canton. Mo-,
will give talk on the district conven-
ton recently held at Washington, just
before the sermon.
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Western Union Fire.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servicel
PEORIA, Ill, April 1.-THE West
ern Union Telegraph company offices
were temporarily cut OF business to-
day as the result OF a $4,000 fire in
the Board of Trade building. The
alarm caused twenty firemen to leave
the grand march at the annual fire
mems ball. Two firemen were over
come by the smoke.