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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
BERLIN
Annual Meeting of Lend-a-Hand Society
Its Work for Past Year.

The annual meeting OF the Lend.a.
Hand society OF the Berlin Corners Con.
grgational church was held with good
leregational on Thursday at the parson-
age. The following officers were elect
cd to serve during the ensuing years
President Mrs. Dean Bancroft; vice.
president, Mrs. w. II. Turner; secretary,
Mrs. Charles Browns treasurer, Miss o.
n, Guernsey; nominating committee,
Mrs. w. Ill. Turner and Mrs. Arthur
Brown; Hover committee, Mrs. George
Selma and Miss Anna Taft. The sOci-
ETY. voted 800 towards the church funds
and $25 towards their own permanent
reserve fund. At the close of the bust
ness session refreshments were served
and q social time enjoyed. Mrs. Charles
Brown and Arthur Brown sang several
solos in their usual pleasing manner,
while the choir gave several selections.
Mrs. W. G. Corners presiding at the
piano. The gentlemen were entertained
with their wives at this meeting.
Among the good work done by this
society for the welfare of the church
during the past year may be mentioned
re-frescoing and furnishing new rugs
and other things for the parsonage,
lecture course, including two concerts, a
church fair and chickcn-pie supper; pro-
viding entertainment for the annual
meeting of the Washington County As
ISOLATION of Congregational churches, 100
delegates and friends being present from
besides their various social gath
erings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Learn how you can save money a
Perry's on Saturday
At S2.49, all messaline petticoats, al
colors; were $500; at Perry's on Satur
day.
We still have good line of serge
dresses to choose from. Paris Shirtwaist
House.
Membership in our thrift club closes
Jan. 8, 1915. Quarry Savings Bank &
Trust Co.
The Clover club will meet Monday
afternoon, Jan. IL, with Mrs. s. J. Jones.
2 Eastern avenue.
Parliamentary law class Monday even
ing at 7 o'clock in Aldrich hall. Lesson
on Amendments" to page l66.
Among the business visitors in the city
to-day were Alvi T. Davis of Marshfeld
and Frank Godfrey of Williamstown.
/ have a few extra boxes of Pages
grapefruit, direct from Florida. Any
body desiring box, call me at once.
Fred L. Page.
The Woman's club will hold an after
noon musicale on Thursday next at the
home of Mrs. Charles Wishart, Perry
street. Admission, l0c Everybody in
vited.
A meeting of the Burns club will be
held Sunday afternoon at 80 o'clock for
the purpose of attending the funeral OF
our late brother, Edward Chesser. Meet
ing in Clan Gordon hail.
Everyone is invited to attend any or
all of the gospel services at the Baptist
church each night next week at 1880, ex-
cept Saturday Rev. j. H. Thompson
will speak and sing. There will be other
special music.
Tonight at the opera house the last
performance of the roaring farce, "Her
Second Husband" will be given by the
Clayton Players. The first performance
begins at 7, second show at $3.50. Adj
mission, Zoe; children, &c.
While sliding down Seminary street
hill last evening about $780, Sassio Me
Nulty, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Me-
Nulty, OF 81 Maple avenue, had the mis-
fortune to fall from his sled and cut a
cash in his head He was taken to
nearby house and Dr. J. W. Stewart was
called to dress the wound After short
time he was able TO be removed to his
own home. To-day he is resting com.
fortably.
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MIDDLESEX

AT the annual meeting of the Home
circle which met with Mrs. Ira John
son Thursday afternoon, the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. A.
p. Bigelow vice presidents, Mrs. Arthur
Bailey, Mrs. James Buck, Mrs. Floyd
Fuller; secretary, Mrs. l.. y, Jones; treas
urer, Mrs. +. J Eaton.
Moses Duffy went Saturday for Wis
it in Burlington.
J. II. Hastings is in very poor health
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ed
Cooney.
The young ladies' class of the NJ. 4.
Sunday school VIII give party to the
young people in the vestry OF the church
Saturday evening.
Thomas Herbert was unable TO work
Thursday, owing to cake of ice falling
on his ankle, causing bad injury.
George Herrin is assisting B. i. Palmer
in the work of the Middlesex creamery.
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EAST BRAINTREE

Miss Christie Clark, teacher in the
Clough district, is very i'll.
Henry Boyce, who has been in the Wa
terbury hospital for several months, re-
turned home Wednesday, much improved.
Mrs. $, l.. Wheeler of Montpelier is
visiting her son, +. A. Wheeler.
Miss Gertrude Batchelder, after pass.
ing the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
G. w. Flagg, has returned TO her work
in FrancOnia, n. II.
Edward Rye has rented the V. I. Spear
farm for the coming year. He takes pos
session March /.
Mrs. Clarence Boyce and son, Dwight.
have returned home after several weeks
visit with her parents in Ludlow, Mass.
Miss Jennie Blanchard has returned 10
business college in Albany. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kibbee of East
Randolph have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. H. Smith.
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RANDOLPH

Mrs. Laura Wyman, who has been in
town since Christmas, left on Friday aft
ernoon Tor her home in Montpelier.
There was an auction of the stock OF
| +. L. Conner on Friday at the old shop
d. ID. Howe being the auctioneer. Ern.
est Conner OF Hanover, n. H., was in
town to look after much OF the business
interests, his father having had claim
upon the goods.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Tracy have been Elmer Tracy of Will
Jamestown, their daughter, Mrs. Hen
~ Halves, and her husband, who came
from Berlin last week. and Foster Tracy,
who is az present at Roxbury
Mrs Pearl RumriIl and her son, Nor
ton, who have been with Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Dickermnn during the holidays,
have returned to their nome in Concord,
y. II.
The circulation OF books from the
Kimball Public library during the month
of December, just passed, amounted to
1875 volumes, an average of some
thing over 40 for the % working days OF
the month OF these S2S were fic.
ton.
1t has beeen ascertained that the re-
eeipts from the firemen's ball amount
ed to S54, a somewhat larger amount
than has recently been realized.
George 0'Cain, who took the remains
OF his sister, Miss Mary 0'Cain, TO Sc.
Johns. r. O.. for interment the 25th,
was called there again last week by the
death OF a brother. james O'Cain. this
being the third death in that family in
II days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Dean attended the
funeral Of Miss Evelyn Davies on sun
day al Bethel Lympus, where Miss Da.
yies died after a long Illness with tu-
bercular trouble, at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Morse.
The annual meeting Of Bethany church
was held on Wednesday night, with q
large attendance The report showed
an increased attendance during the
year and an additional membership Of
20. F. ]. Salisbury was elected clerk /
=. ". Tewksbury, treasurer; =. A.
rhomas, receiver Of offerings NJ NJ /
Wilson. superintendent OF Sunday 4
chool; A. y Huse, warden; r. W
rewksbury, deacon. Mrs W. y. Edison /
leaconess; DIR. r. G. Angel, trustee 10 I
ucceed }, y. Adams A. H. Bcedle,
horister; Miss Edith Marcott, organist,
md A = Huse janitor r. A. Thomas.
eceiyer Of offerings, reported the total
mount collected for general expenses,
2 2a9lg and for missions, Sl02.s7. John
'hefburne, treasurer Of the Bethany
'arish house. reports receipts amounts
ne to s53a20. !. W Raymond trcasus
2 81 Chandler Music ball. has received
rom al sources s2505.5s, and after paw
ne companies there was q balance Of
90 - IN the treasury Mrs. s. G. Clark.
treasurer Of BETHANY Guild, gave the re-
ripts q that siciety a. s7T.06 and after
= wing bills a balance u sl40G5 was in
be- treasury. Mrs. D. A. Thomas. treas.
rer 81 Tho Womans Missionary union.
roeived ss435. and q balsncs Of ss15
] the treasury. Q. \. Gates reported for
BE- sunday school receipts amounting
B stsAT3 and q balance 81 So 81 FIRED
bleg. treasurer 81 the Bethany CHRIST
in Endearor. gave the receipts 81 that
lcietY. 81 sf07l. and tslanre Of SOS
h. elnfrh contributed during the year
70 bsuevoience. sh5054, and gll4 ~
- vent b kurn Haftin IN Westmini
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CABOT


A daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs
Harry Walbridge last week Wednesday
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
son Chester Jan. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Myers were il
Plain6eld Monday evening TO attend the
installation OF the officers Of the lodge OF
| Rebekahs.
Miss Mary McAllister OF st. Johnsbury
spent New Years with her father, Lyn'
don McAllister.
Mrs. Alice Myers was in Barre and
East Barre Wednesday and Thursday
evenings to attend the installation of Re-
bekah officers.
Montpelier Tuesday to commence serv-
ices at the legislature.
Mrs. Abbie Smith has gone to Hard.
wick to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Cummings.
At the rollcall of the Congregational
church on New Years day, vote was
taken to extend a call to Rev. NJ. V.
Hale of Coventry to act as pastor of
that church.
Will Stone has returned home from
Calais, where he has been for several
weeks caring for Virgil Webster, who had
a paralyt!e shock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana of Wood
bury were in town recently.
Earl Rogers has gone to Connecticut
to visit his brother and sisters.
Robert Clarke OF Lyndon was at his
home over Sunday.
Howard Pike of st. Johnsbury was in
town Sunday to see his father, who is
i'll with pneumonia.
David Cunningham has sold his farm
to w. Houston.
Miss Lila Perry visited friends in New
bury last week
p. A. Gilmore OF Essex spent few
days at +. A. Merrtt's last week.
Urban Drown Of Hardwick was guest
at L. j. Clough's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. 7. Drew were very
pleasantly surprised by the members of
w r. C. and other friends who gathered !
in w. R. C. hall Tuesday evening, Dec. !
20, to join with them in celebrating their
25th marriage anniversary. After So
cial hour, light lunch was served. Mr. |
and Mrs. Drew were the recipients of a
silver cream ladle, olive spoon and pickle |
fork by the members of w. X. c.
A maple tree standing by the roadside
on the farm of Leslie Tucker and former
" known as the jeremiah Atkins farm,
was recently measured, the circumference
being ID feet three inches. For nearly
century this tree has withstood the
storms and blasts of this section and re.
mains as an old landmark. In its young
n days it freely provided its succulent
sweetness to the thirsty traveller. Be
ieath its cooling shade the children have
ound refreshing breezes while on their
way home from school. Its widespread
ng branches have held secure many Sc.
rets known only to the rustlng leaves
yerhead, and were il not for the fact
hat these branches are slowly iecaying
md falling to the ground beneath, we {
would plead for its longer life with the
Id adage, "Woodman, spare that tree.
Miss Esther Wells has returned to
Wellesley college after spending the
'hristmas vacation at home.
Mrs. H. Haines of Greensboro was
allied here last week by the serious i'll
ess of her father, J. G. Pike, with pneu-
lonia.
Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Foster were bus
ness visitors in Barre Thursday.
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WEBSTERVILLE

Wilbur +. Lowe, state farmer and own
or of Hinterland farm, learned this week
of the dollar sale" in New York state.
when at auction Rag Apple korndyke 8,
No. 73,4l6, brought $4,000. This is par
ticularly pleasing to Mr.. Lowe, as he
owns the son OF this bull, Korndyke Rag
Apple Duke, No 1911 ,l04, which as far as
known is the only descendant of this
valua BILE animal in the state. Mr.. Lowe
also has 10 head of registered and ad-
vaneed registry of the same stock. This
bull was part of a herd which sold for
about 100000. The owner of the herd
had died and the sale was made TO close
the estate. Waterbury should be quite
proud of the son of such a valuable sire.
The funeral of Michael Devine will be
held from st. Andrews church to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock, burial to be
in the Catholic cemetery at Duxbury
Corners. Besides the relatives mentioned
in yesterdays paper, the deceased has
one brother, Daniel Devine, living in Ire
land.
Mrs. Annie j. Barre has returned from
White River Junction, where she was
called 10 attend the funeral Of her broth
er's wife, Mrs. II. j. 0'Connor, who
dropped dead Monday while about her
duties.
Little Royal Egbert Atkins seemed
slightly more comfortable yesterday
Mrs. c. l. Hatch of Northampton.
Mass, is here with relatives. but win
spendt most OF her time at the home Of
g. w. Randall during Mrs. Randall's alb
sence in the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
ngton.
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PLAINFIELD
Joint Installation, Followed By Oyster
Supper.

A joint installation was held in Ode
Fellows hall Monday evening.
The officers OF Pleasant Valley lodge
No. AZ, were installed by Mrs, Alice
Myers and Mrs. Philbrick of Cabot, as
followsi n. g., Mrs. GeorgiNnna Wells
V. G., Mrs. Sarah Coburn; secretary, Mrs.
Cora Robinson; treasurer, Mrs. Clara Iii
field; r. 5. N. g., Mrs Christine Fred.
rickson; J.. $. N. g.. Mrs. Julia Town.
send; X. $. v. G., Mrs. Viola Martin;
i. 5. Y. Ga Mrs. Nellie Pages /. G., Mrs.
Albirda Martyrs; O. g., c. A. Parker;
chaplain, Mrs Gertrude Holt.
d. d. G. p. Otis j. Gross and d. d. G..
w. Elmer Clark of Montpelier installed
the officers of Halcyon encampment as
follows c. F., Grover Townsend; II. r.,
Charles Parker; S. W., II. c. Holt;
scribe, Gordon Robinson; treasurer,
George st. Cyr; J. W., Warren Fifeld
guide, Arthur Townsend first watch,
Bert Townsend; second watch, w. Far
Irend; third watch VIII Coburn; fourth
watch, Walter Smith; |. s., w. ]. Batch
elder; o. S., i. w. Page first G., J. A.
Fossj second g., Z. p, Whitcomb.
The officers of Arcadia lodge, No. 81,
We're installed by d. D. G. NJ. Charles
Parker and G. M. Gordon Robinson as
follows; n. G., G. p. Kellogg; V. G.,
Grover Townsend; secretary, B. II. Town
send; treasurer, E. w. Page; W., Ray.
mond Parks; c., Norman Lafayette;
chaplain, T. H. Bartlett; r. S. n. g., w.
+. Coburn; L. S. N. g., Fl. c. Holt; r. S.
" e., Herbert Cate; j.. S. " g., i. j.
Lafayette; r, S. s., w. Il. Bartlett; I.
). s., Walter Morgan; /. G., w. Farren;
O. G., ]. A. Foss.
At the close of the installation an oy.
ster supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lambkn have re.
turned from Springfield, Mass, where
they have been for several weeks.
Ryland Parks returned to Spaulding
high school, Barre, Monday, after spend, |
ing two weeks vacation with his par
ents.
Mrs. Ernest Strong and Mrs. Medose
Pelky We're in Montpelier Wednesday
Wheeler j. Batchelder was in Barre
and Montpelier Thursday on business.
Mrs. Eugene Spieer went TO Mary
Fletcher hospital. Burlington, Thursday
Tor an operation for appendicitis. DIR.
Freeman accompanied her
Edison Hill of Middlesex spent Thurs.
lay and Friday with John Hill.
Mrs. A. n. Flood is spending the week
n St. Johnsbury with Mr., and Mrs. Her
bert Flood.
Mrs. Orlana Mears and Mrs. Fred Cox.
y were in Montpelier Thursday.
Mrs. Herbert Flood has returned to
Ter home in st. Johnsbury after spend
ng several days in town with relatives
Frank Cahill spent Wednesday in
Johnnie Ennis of Marshiield was
business visitor in town Thursday.
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A Riot of Laughter in "The Missouri
Girl" at the Opera House.

Next Thursday, Jan. IA, comedy APP
piled to The Missouri Girl" is more or
less misnomer. A tragic comedy is
more descriptive OF the play than the
former. There are heaps of clean comedy
in it, but it is not altogether free from
tragedy and when the two are blended
happily, the product is bound to be a
Success
That is why "The Missouri Girls has
been so popular all over the United
States for several years.
There is just sufficient of serious m IT.
ter in it to afford a pleasing contrast To
the farcical side.
Really funny incidents are numerous
and perhaps il is as well that the audi
ence is afforded breathing spell ut
times for the crisis and counter-sent-
ment Of the play.
To the plays success the great char
acters of "Zeke" and "Daisy" contribute
much Of the comedy. They carry most
of the burden OF the production, but
while these two are outstanding, other
characters of the play are equally ex.
cellent and on the whole the cast is well
balanced and sustained.
The company viii present this play
here next Thursday, Jan. Ia. Prices.
25c. Soc, soc. Seats on sale at browns
Tuesday morning .-Adv
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GRANITEVILLE
John Sheridan Appointed Postmaster and
Prepares Appointments.

John Sheridan, who recently received
his appointment as postmaster TO succeed
n. n. Aldrich, is fixing over the rooms
now occupied by the or.Murray bar
Der shop, and will utilize the space for
the postoflice, which has been located in
the Aldrich store for several years. The
barber shop will be removed TO the rooms
formerly used by the Socialist club.
Miss Elsie Bycraft, who was injured
while coasting recently, has so far recov-
cred as TO be able TO resume her duties
at Gregory's restaurant.
Miss Catherine McIver, who teaches
school in Washington, is spending the
week end at her home.
II. j. MaeNeil of Barre was business
visitor in town yesterday.
DIR. G. 4. r. Hayes has removed his Of
flee from Cassie street INTO the Belleville
building on Main street.
Public dance in Gilbert's hall Saturday
evening Riley's orchestra of Barre will
furnish music and dancing will continue
from $3.50 o'clock until midnight. Adj
mission, SOC per couple.
Mrs. u. II. Bailey has returned home,
after a few days visit in Lisbon, N. II.
NJ. NJ. Mclyer has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where he visited his
son, DIR. George McIver.
Members of the Thrift club may make
at Miles store Monday after
Moons and evenings only.
Harry Clark is detained from his du-
ties at the Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum
quarry by an attack of the grip.
w. H. Gregory is employed at the Tur.
ney & Churchill market during the alb
sence OF Mr.. Churchill, who is having a
short vacation.
The members OF the basketball team
ire planning TO hold a fair In the near
'uturc. Watch tor the date.
John Call OF Websteryille has pur
biased the old Lucia block, so called, and
5 converting it into a three tenement
rouse.
Miss Mary McIver returned to-day
rom three weeks vacation spent in
Conn, and Fitchburg, Mass.
Alexander Macdonald, who recently re-
urned to Granitevlle from Boston, is
Employed by the Wetmore & Morse
frantic Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LaRock who
we're called to st. Adams by the illness
# Mrs. Ray Sturteyant, have returned
Ome.
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NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
Barre People Should Learn to Detect the
Approach of Kidney Disease.

Approach of Kidney Disease,
The symptoms of kidney trou-
BILE are many. Disordered kid
neys often excrete a thick,
cloudy, offensive urine, full of
sediment, irregular of passage
or attended by a sensation of
scalding. The back may ache,
headaches and dizzy spells may
occur, and the victim is often
weighted down by a feeling of
languor and fatigue. Neglect
these warnings and there is dam
ger. Delay often proves fatal.
You can use no better en-
dorsed kidney remedy than
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's
Barre proof of their merit:
Mrs. Emma Gay, Harrington street,
Barre, says: "We have used Doan's
Kidney Pills for many years and have
always found them reliable. My kid
neys were weak, and / had pains in my
back. I used Doan's Kidney Pills, and
they helped me greatly"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mrs. Gay had. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
N. Y.
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GRAEIrEvuLE

Al meuters are requested a. attend
enc SENT fnsta uafon of aHrrrs of nit
Na q a % H End ~ a A. u. r. a
Nils han Tuesday rrerHnr ian. Do. "a
at8oat A rrifafe daHee vin f1iips
"a. sfzstan ztios Wamiprs snd thtr fam
ilias naiv thf rorfially inVfte8 Bffrsst
HBarss w ~ served ~ order nefn.
mfsne in fhrrrr
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Granite Cutters international
Association of america.

A regular meeting Of the Barre branch
of the G. c. |. A. of A. win be held in
Clan Gordon hall
Una ruinione regolare dell unione deg.
il scalpellini branch al Barre ayra'
lougo nella sala di Clan Gordon
On Monday evening, Jan. n, at
o'clock.
I'D. VIII. Secretary.
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James Adams left Wednesday for Nor
risville where he has secured employ
mcnt AZ his trade Of stone polishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carder of Mere,
dith. ~ H., arrived here yesterday on a
visit 20 Mrs. Carder's mother, Mrs
Eleanor Thurston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Smith Of South
Ryegate were visitors here Thursday.
Mrs Daniel Norwood is seriously IN
az the home Of her daughter, Mrs Fred
Carpenter, az Ricker's MIL
Mrs. Jennie Crown and Mrs. Rose
Crown Of Woodsville, ~ H.. were visit
ors here Tuesday.
b. L. Gardner Of S. Johnsbury was
visiting relatives here yesterday.
Mise Virginia Kicker Of Burlington was
az her home here the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman were
called here today from Manchester. ~
a. whore they were visiting their daugh-
Ter. Mr.. p. q. Jones. by the illness Of
their granddaughter. Miss Mile White
bib. Miss Whitehill was taken sudden.
D. 10 soon after the Close of her school
Thursday afternoon At Westville. where
she b. teaching.
The installation 81 the officers Of Iauf.
= Temple No. 4. Pythian Sisters. VII
take place Tuesday evening Jan i2
knights are invited and refreshments
uili b. served after the work
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Atkinson left On
Tuesday for 80. Jahnsbury where Mr
Atkinson u stationed for the winter.
a bearing before tiF publiC service
commission vas held thursday IN Nanre
ball Cd THE ease q tie Grnnitr Maumia6
turing 90 ". the Grofon Electfic as.
s D. 1a-ks0n Of Bare attorney fo1 the
granite company Alexander nunnett To-
~ eietrie company No decision vas
= u8arsd
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BETHEL
Town Team Defeated Randolph at Bas-
ketball, 81 to IS, Last Evening.

The local basketball team defeated the
Randolph team at this place last evening
81 TO Is, winning IN the first period and
little more than tying their opponents IN
the last two periods. The lineup was as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09

See the $50 white voille waists for
SLID az Perry's on Saturday.
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GRoToN
Electric Company Secures Taxation Elk
emption After Appeal.

VHlFVIVH AItNI AFFUaIs
In the ease OF Groton Electric Co. Is.
town Of Groton, appeal from listers APP
praisal, claiming exemption Of the new
plant under the exemption given Clark q
Davidson on the lower plant, the county
board OF tax commissioners decided in
favor Of the Groton Electric Co. This
gives exemption TO the company on both
plants for the remainder OF the time OF
exemption voted by the town.
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]. D. win, Secretary.