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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

,.~ SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier of the south.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION.
N B.-Following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed:
$50 a. M.-Daily local for DanviIle.
1880 A. M.--paily--Limited-- all
points South.
500 r. M-Except sunday-Locai
for Chase City. Durham and interme-
date stations.
500 p. M.-Daily-For Danville, At
lanta and Birmingham. with Pullman
observation sleeping car.
II:f5 P M.--Daily-Lfmited-F all
points South. Pullman ready e:0e p.
YORK RIVER LINE.
Ala p. M.-Daily local-TO West
Point.
cept sunday, for West Point and Bal
timore. No stop.
7:35 A. M--Daily-Local TO West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
From the South; 7;05 A 81. $500 A
M. $50 r. NJ and s:30 p. NJ, daily;
$40 A, NJ, except Sunday.
From West Point: $40 A.. NJ. e;1s p.
NJ. daily, and S:45 A. M-steamer train
from Baltimore, daily except Monday.
H L. BISHOP. .. P. A.,
s07 East Main Street. Phone Mad. 277.
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WINDOW AND VACUUM CLEANING.
National Window Cleaning Co. - N
Eighth St. Ran. alas. y
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.
M Howardss French Dry Cleaning Co.
si4 West Broad Street. NPhone Ran
dolph 1905,
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FOR SALE.

Rubber-tired surry In A-No. Con-
dition. $40 to quick buyer. Call at
us Garland Avenue, or paone Nal
ison 5964-J.
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TYPEWRITERs.
Rent Remington made machine
Remington Smith Premier. Monarch,
Visible Models. SIS per month. three
months. $3.50. We sell factory re-
builts, $22So to $500. guaranteed.
Remington Juniors tnew) 5000. Rem
ington typewriter Co. sie f. Main
ST. Phone Madison s5i.
CARPET CLEANING.
wanted--carpets TO dust and scour by
latest Improved machinery, only 81.
We also make over all kinds OF carpets.
New York Carpet Cleaning Co., 2p0l
e. Franklin st. Randolph 2ns6.
AUTOS FOB HIRE.
Virginia Taxi Service Co. Boulevard
4Ge-401, Taxicabs and autos for hire.
n MOVIES.
Albion Theatsr. Ill Eartk Third
'etre4x. .a1AdiSon sAaas ss gsa ss
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ROOMS FoR RENT

Furnished Rooms for Light House.
keeping, light and airy, near Hot
Springs, Va HEALING SPRINGS
POULTRY FARM. Hot Springs, Wa.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
100 n. CRANKY ST., s-roem House, Bath.
latrobe heat. In good condition, SSS.S3.
2lO n. Pine, q Ro0ms, Rath. Etc.. VIII
be put in thorough repair. 1861
400 v. Tsenty-seventh ST., Rooms.
bath. etc. $4,000.
2os q. Fifth St., Rooms. Good Lot,
1880.
Zaas W.. Grace, 10 Rooms. Baths, Hot
water heat. in nice condition. $4,000.
J. A. CONNOLLY n Co.,
Madison 1851 Madison 33e2.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

Royai Shoe Repairing Co. soz NORM
sixth Street, corner Broad and sixth
Ran. 1872,
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e4y.5e Complete Warm Air Furnaces
heats eight-room house. No extras
needed s35.25 complete bathroom
outfit of three pieces. Get our cata-
log, H-I4 NORTH AMERICAN
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. Bay
City, Mich.
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A Fine Farm In Hanover County. $40
acres. 100 acres river bottom land.
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SCHEDULES.

RICHMOND q RAPPAHANNOCK
RIVER RAILWAY.
Leave Richmond: leave Pamunkey:
$500 A NJ 1915 A H.
sli:Oo A NJ. e1z:15 +, M
+4.45 PM 1890 p. NJ
1900 A NJ 310:15 A. Nj
sDaily except Sunday. fDaIIy. tSxna
day only.
REDUCED SUNDAY RATES ALL
STATIONS.
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REAL ESTATE,

+ Shelton w Davis q Co. nos North
Eighth street, Madison 4ssE
Baker 8 Co. lilo f. Maip St. Mad
424s.
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BAKER g. COMPANY.
ITO Main Mad. 4249.
Few Farm Specials for Sale or Ex-
change for City Property.
I2O Acres, Miles City, Good Road.
so acres in cultivation, balance in
timber. good s-room house with
other buildings This is an excellent
farm and owner would consider city
property in exchange. Price $500.
100 Acres, ~ Miles City ON Coed Road.
IS acres In cultivation. new s-room
house with other buildings. IL mile
station. Would consider small city
property in exchange Price s2,5o0.
I7O Acres Miles City, Nearly All In
cultivation, good brick house and
other buildings One of the best
farms In Henrico County, near the
city. Would consider trade for city
property.
400 Acres, IL Miles City Good Road.
three houses and good barns. 200
acres in cultivation. balance I'm good
timber. This Is first class farm and
will be sold right, or owner may
consider city property in exchange.
Price 10000
List Your Farms With Us For PROMPT
Attention
BAKER & CO
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saAGIC STAIN REMOVER.

4 Wonderful Invcntion For Removing
iron rust. ink stain. grass stain and
In fact any kind OF stain from white
the goods. Send 25c for large four
inch tube. Agents wanted. Write
p. o. Box. Dept. 8, Kfimarnock. Va
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J. A. CONNOLLY a co.
Seventh and FRANKLIN Streets,
Richmond. Virginia.
East Msrshaii 81. Near Twenty sixth
ST. 7-room frame dwelling, in
good condition. Price s2350.
Beautifully Located suburban farm OF
SO acres, plenty of shade high
elevation. splendid f0-room
dwelling. only 5 miles north OF
city and near car line. See us
for price, etc
NoPth Tvsenty-eiKhth 81. Dwelling of
rooms and s9-foot lot. Price
$1,000 Terms, 500 cash; SIS
monthly.
4 f~2 Acres On r., F. K 7, R. r., near
the city, lo-room dwelling In
good condition. Price $4,000.
Terms, $3.50 cash. or will ex-
change.
). A. Connolly 4 CO..
Madison 1851 Madison 33a2
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.-ECIAT NOTICE.

sHOES--SM0ES-sn
Another large shipment stead
fast" oxford SAMPLES to sell at SAGE
and S3.5e.
BowDEN.S SAMPLE SHOE STORE.
S23 Z. Broad ST. Near City Hail
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1850 Acres Land I'm Dinwtddie COuntyi
large quantity of wood.
c. l. & Fl. l.. DENOON.
s07 East Main Street.
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SCHEDULES.
Business and Professional Directory
Antiques

Beard. is w Main St. Richmond. Va.
Mad. s30T.
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aEAL ESTATE ron SALE.

Wanted q Buyer for 1.40o Acres Of
land in Buckingham County; 500
acres in original timber; near rail-
road station
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAkE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.

.,nsrsedinx schedule of April IA. 1914
Scheduie subject to change withou'
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BAKER g. COMPANY.
ITO Main Mad. 4249.
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REAL EsrATn FOR SALE.

List Your ssrms VITA ,. A. CON-
! NELLY q co. Write postal for
necessary blanks
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statesmen.

Wanted--Connty Agents TO Sell the
y. I>nnn Antpmztie steeking Device for
Ford cars Hustlers can make $50
wsskly. For territory address =. ID.
x1fySxfk 1<NnSta x1I q
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Few Farm Specials for Sale or Elk
change for City Property.
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For Sale, Cheap--Fifteen Model "a"
Thomas taxicabs. These cabs are In
first class condition and are being
used daily by this company. Suitable
Tor taxicabs. jitney or bus purposes,
with seating capacity equal to seven
passenger touring cara. FEDERAL
TAxICAB Co. Washington. %. G.
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Fer saie--New Handmade Grocery
wagon, on Fl. p Electric Motor
and woodworking machine. Sl2
North Eleventh Street
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PROFESSIONAL.

Hard and seft 4hnes 1tmxa Daneiaft
I thorcnxhix tauallt ErtcAn eexsana-
BILE 4. II. BROWN, tate ok Rarneon
E xx3a a11e IsQE1
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MONTPELIER

In probate court, Mrs. Eva b. Bunker
settled her accounts as Administrative OF
the estate Of Edgar ID. Bunker. late OF
Fayston. George Lawson OF Granite.
willie settled his accounts as admins.
traitor Of the estate of Alexander Law
son.
Miss Laura Burbank. secretary Of the
industrial accident board, returned to-
day from St Johnsbury and Boston,
where she has been visiting
Misses Ruby Theriault and Phyllis
Hill returned last evening from Roches-
ter, \. u, where they have been attend
ing school since early in the summer.
Mrs. A. L. Griswold left this morning
for New York, for an extended visit
DIR. II. ". Hanson and wife and Dr. r.
A. Cotton, went this morning 90 Bur
lington 20 attend the state medical 90
ciety meeting.
Miss Lamotte Smith went this morning
20 Boston, for a visit with relatives.
The state board Of education met last
evening and to-day IN the Senate cham
Der az the state House. four members Of
the board being present. Chairman Lu-
Their y. johnson Of Randolph was the
only absentee.
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BLEW OUT THE Gas.
Shelburne Man Found Dead in a Board
inghouse in Burlington.

Burlington, Oct. l4--Michael Mack, q
man about O. years, who carries on the
( J. Warner Bott farm at Shclburne, was
found dead yesterday morning in his
room al the Elmwood boarding house in
this city. Death was caused from as
phyxiation by Illuminating gas.
IL i believed that Mr. Mack blew out
the gas when he went to bed, not un-
derstanding Il. The window was closed
and the door was fastened
Mr. Mack went 60 the Elmwood about
. O'Clock Tuesday night and asked for
room. lie was shown one on the third
floor which proved satisfactory and he
was left with his wants cared for. He
said be desired breakfast In the morn
ing. The reason he stayed all night he
said. was that he had to care for a sick
horse and il was too late 10 return 10
Shclburne.
Yesterday morning a. be failed 10 90
10 breakfast and gave no response % a
call. entrance was made 20 his room
by breaking the lock.
TIE man was found lifeless on THE
NO. Ait was NAAttAAtN Aff~1fA WIN NtH
underaannels shirt. and collar. The
room was filed with gas.
Dr. J. a. Dodds vas called and later
DR.. Nolan. the health officer. and Chief
Of Police Russell were summoned, and
the relatives az Shelburne were mott
fed.
Mr. Mack bad ss274 IN cash and
check for $50. some reeeiFted bills and
a letter or tuo.
The body uran the arrival 81 relatives
from sheiburne uns removed 81 DWFer's
rooms. The fun-ral Nih BE-
bella in shelbarne with burial ID New
Hlahurv. NJ Maak vas born ia New
Haven and had Hfed in MidieburF.
Hari8fte and sheltmme IN he later
reafa
~ j. survived ~ his wffs and eight
.hHarrn. Mr.. n. Oh Butler ard Mr.. q.
3. Eashaw of s. AItans. Miss MsrEaret
iIaek ~ ~islhmrua FrBrk. Of East
-l.arlatta. George. MiaaaaL g. Waiiaes
md Raiph of sielburnfs and ~ tWo
-rthefs. Ci.arles Hf Brsrdinaf ard James .
y Cornwall anH two SISTERS. Mrs. Allen 4
,tvriss and Mrs Bsrt Mgiatt Of Middie-
mre
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MONTPELIER VOTING ON BONDS.
1t Is Hoped to Get Out 4s2 Voters During
To-day.

A special city meeting is being held at
Montpelier to-day in the city hall audi
forum, having been called to order at l |
o'clock this morning by Mayor James NJ.
Boutwell,. The purpose of the meeting
is best explained by the following ar
ticles TO be voted upon;
l. To see if the city win authorize an
increase of the indebtedness of the city,
and to determine the amount thereof, by
the issue OF notes or bonds, or otherwise,
for financing the erection of a new pro-
tected steel girder bridge on state street
in accordance with the vote of the spe-
cial meeting held on the 10th day of
June. 1918, and. If BY the issue Of bonds,
10 stipulate in such vote by whom and
in what manner the proceeds Of such
bonds shall be expended.
2. To see IL the city will authorize
the increase Of indebtedness. ETC., for
carrying out the recommendation in the
report Of the special committee on the
poor farm in accordance with the vote
Of June 10th.
3. II an issue of bonds il authorized
under article 20 determine By vote, the
time. place and manner OF payment, con
ditons Of bonds and to designate the Off
Ger or officers by whom such bonds shall
b. issued.
The first two articles were voted at a
special meeting some time ago. but Il
was later found that there must BE- az
least p per cent Of the legal voters Of
the town present when the bonded in
debtedness is increased over DO per cent
1T the grand list. The amount in this
case Is S3a000. Work has already start
al on the bridge and poor farm.
There are three ballot boxes being
used, one for every two wards and the .
aldermen are acting a. ballot clerks IL
viii BE- necessary 10 have at least 49,
voters register and the checklist Is being
used 20 keep tally. The meeting Wiil .
close al ; O'Clock this evening.
There Was very little business 70
transact 81 tire Montpelier city council
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TALK OF THE TOWN

A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs Paul w. Waterman Of Cam.
bridge, Mass.
Painters in the employ of Carleton &
Biorn have started the preliminary work
that is to be done before the exterior
painting job on the fire station can be
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWhorter and
children, who left the city late yesterday
afternoon, will visit Mr.. and Mrs. James
Darling in Maplewood, Ore, for a week
before going to Whittier. Cal, to reside.
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meeting last evening, and after that
had been disposed OF the council dis
cussed the special city meeting of to-day.
Several members OF the board reported
that numerous complaints had reached
I their ears about the restroom in the city
hall closed holidays and Sundays. The
| trouble is made because the Woman's
! club, which has charge of the room,
sometime ago purchased screen door
and with il a lock. Holidays and sun
DAYS the door is kept locked and access is
impossible. After some talk il was vot-
ed to instruct the city clerk 10 write tho
president Of the Womans club 20 have
the lock taken of.
The residents Of Nelson street made
known their desire for a street light By
sending a communication e. the council.
The letter included the information that
the absence OF light between Barre
and Ridge streets tended TO make the
section a lettering place for drunks and
might hawks" The petition was re-
ferred 20 the lighting committee. The
same committee was instructed 90 inves-
tigate the petition for a light on Berlin
street near the Green Syrup Of Tar build.
ing.
Alderman Standish brought up the
matter Of abating the water rent tax az
the parochial school. explaining that il
was customary 70 rebate the money IL
collected. II was voted 70 follow the
usual procedure.
Two deeds Of small pieces Of land to
the city for nominal consideration
were accepted, one being from the Mont
pelier Real Estate Co. in correction Of
a deed Of 1909 and the other from J. s.
Aileg.
Mrs. Willis d. Hin Of the Middiesex
road asked 20 have = $40 water tax re-
bated and the request was turned over
% the council claims committee.
ln the interest of the trHstful little
ones. Dr. Percy J.. Tcmpleton sent a
communication 10 the council. the letter
explaining that the penny gum slot ma
chimes scattered IN divers places about
The city are IN outrage. inasmuch az
they seldom perform their mechanical
duty. viz 90 give gum for The penny
BE related several instances where chill
drun hnd dropped q penny - lose that
and the expected gum. Alderman Kent
desired b. have tie matter referred a.
The lieanse committee. bet tire police
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TALK OF THE TOWN


, See the new gloves, 25c, SOC, 75c, al
| Naughan's.
| j. b. sanguinetti of North Main street
returned TO the city this morning, after
spending several days in New York on
business.
Mrs. Byron Eames. who has been visit
ing in the city for a few days as the
guest OF j. b. Eames, has returned to her
home in Manchester, n. Ii.
Erwin Lawlss Of Kirk street and
Charles A. Caron Of Academy street re-
turned this morning from Boston, where
they have been spending a few days on
business.
Z "Trickery," a two.reel drama. featur-
ing Helen Leslie and Frank Lloyd; a Rex
drama, ELEVEN 10 One" also a comedy,
There's Many Slip" featuring Billie
Rhodes, az the Bijou.-Ady.
Neil O. Ralph Of Wellington street is
employed in the Montpelier office of the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad dur
ing the absence Of John Turner, who il
confined TO the house bv illness.
The Ida Reed circle. W, G. I. L., viii
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with Mrs. G. l.. Clough Of - Perry
street. The delegate TO the state con
ycntion will, finish giving her report.
Mrs. NJ G.. Edmands. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. George II.
Holt. returned this morning % her home
az Chestnut Hin. Brookline. Mass. tax
ing her small grandson with her for
visit
Or. y. G. Jarvis Of Orange street left
this morning for Burlington 20 attend
the l02d annual meeting oi The Vermont
state Medical society, which opened AZ
the University Of Vermont this forenoon.
Dr. Jarvis will return 10 Barre Friday
evening
Arthur G. Moore Of Moore & Owens.
lcft the city last evening for Manchester,
whore he was called by the death Of his
aunt. Mrs l.. G. Pond. who passed away
yesterday morning. AIR. Moore viii re-
main Ia Manchester until after the ia
ntral services are held.
George W Hunt. a veteran oi the Civil .
var. who has been passing several .
months in the Seldicrs' heme IN Ben
iurton. returned 10 Barre yesterday and
utends 81 make bis home here during
De winter Mr. HINTS daughter Mr..
Norman York. Was recently married q
eel known resident Of Bennington and
Ise couple are nov established in their
i8me ID that riiiagr.
The saene 81 street drpartment opera
SONS vas Transferred from Quarry street
tis morning o. North Main street, here
considerable stFttah VI highway begin
sing az Sixth street b o. - resurfacea.
i uk on tht permanent r1ad en- QuaFrY
frf.ff nhah has been unfef way since
he iate daEs III August. wHs completed
asf NIGHT and q strip uf useaaam high.
seg ths equal 1T aHy Roadway in this
aenfF Is ths result- To-day sire steam
uad ROLLER and thf sfuneensher HeFe
sm0te8 e. tlt naFth end ana ths seaFs-
.s1 reenatIF furl hssfi tf th ntF was
I'd in nasian. AZ afrrul rzttun ri 81
su 81 tie afT b g. o. uatet-d era 81
aral azm 81 SO state So ftf rtfsfaf.-
- 81 t8f Nnrtk Main stteet tir waT
D. rnssasrfsrs ul1 e. 81 faf nnrtt 81
iIs ~ fra % raTn.t nni III 81 fTinisn
3 Nonftf eursrt saF D. q furrar. tlH
ssusfnsns eH fresah.r sN8er8 t6 tlf
tf nns @tfsst sert. y a. WHsHn and
fF Euesfasf Frefk n lss art irtsresf-
ii So erfTsfeif 81 tae ueE end 50
srsi sat csrrsr SO a.r q. nh afrssag
FartF
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TALK OF THE TOWN

i Visit second floor for bargains al
Naughan's.--Adv.
The Salvation Army of this city will
hold an open air service in Websterville
this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Nye has returned to her
| home i'm Montreal. =. O.. after visiting
4 friends in the city for few days.
An attractive street sign in gold and
black has been hung over the entrance
Of the Union Dry Goods store by II. A.
Rugg.
Cabbages Sc head; beets, carrots,
/ turnips, 45c a bu., purchaser to take
away. Call at Roben place, South Barre.
ADV.
Attention, Maccabees The winning
Z side in the contest will be entertained by
+ the losing side in X. of p. hall Thursday
evening. Oct Ia.
Harold Knight and James Levi of Hill
street have returned home, after spend.
ing several days in Boston, where they
witnessed the Red Sox and the Phillies
in two games.
There will be a rehearsal of the Clan
minstrels in the Clan hall, Friday night
az 1880 o'clock. The director asks that
everybody who intends to be in the en-
tertainment is on hand at this rehearsal.
Arrangements were made to-day by
A. c. Splitter Of Chicago with the Barre
Woman's club. for the presentation Of a
western comedy drama, "The Man from
Virginia" under the auspices Of the local
club on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 5 and
8. The cast win include "a persons, all
81 them 10 be Barre people, and the re-
hearsals will probably start Ito morrow.
They will be trained BIZ Bruce Chester
man, the author Of the piece.
Henry C. Whitaker Of Chicago. ILL.,,
general manager 81 the Allied Arts Pub
fishing company. which issues the Mon
umental News, 81 which he il the direct I
ing editor. arrived in the city this morn 4
ing for a STAY ~ several DAYS in the 4
barre granite belt. Alr. Whitaker is ]
staying az the home Of his father, DR. I
D. B. Whitaker Of Merchant street.
The sixth annual meeting and supper 4
Of the Philathea class Of the Congrega-
tional church was held last evening 4
Nearly 6fty members were present and \
the following oficers were elected for
the ensuing year. President. Miss Mary
Carietau4 fioe president Mrs. Louise
Wiley secretary. Miss EVa-Annie Biz
.,ee: treasurer. Miss Alice Mercer chair
nan - the social committee. Mrs..
Blanche ~ Bell chairman ~ the vol
ruteer committee. Mrs lsabel Even; \
hartman III the missionary COMMITTEES. \
'Irs N6miug The report Ser the year
als and lgl5 showed that the class has
lone q larger amount If Hark than ever
af8rt The fuanres Of the class ere in
nesftiaUaliY good condition. taking into
eauunt Tire iaENe amounts which have
afn pad urt fer tari1us lines 81 mis-
i1rarr uofa ete Plans for another
ear uers d.saussad sd . gencral good
irnf was enjoyed W aM
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committee was given charge OF the mat
ter of investigating the machines.
Alderman Kent said he had received
complaints about school barges being
taken or, thus forcing some children 10
walk quite a distance. 1t was explained
that the new state law regarding trans
portation of school children made il OPP
tioual with the school directors whether
OF not they should run a barge for sehol-
airs inside the mile and half limit.
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Essttua Ea7 ttH ku4us# #arr Hs-
a tie rs rHg urT rssnH tsrHs-
f RI So latE n rr Essr frslas.
fu t tru E-eat ttrfas
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The members of the First Baptist
church are reminded of the business
meeting which will be held tonight at
s o'clock. Prayer meeting hyill begin
promptly at $780, and the business meet
ing will be at s. All members are es-
pecially urged to be present.
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BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1915.
The Weather

Cloudy tonight and Friday; probably
showers; somewhat cooler Friday; mod
crate winds mostly south
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See the bargains FOR Thursday al the
Vaughan Store.-Adx.
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Warrlrr cnmEruriasfinn n
Granite toe 40 15 ard
A. 81 Fu8sF ftern9 nt ]
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-14

FOR SALE Potatoes. n - Toe hu lots
extra quality NJ G. Cutler. Fast Montr-iieT
Va eel Montpeiier 266-lf is0is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-14

sPECIAL.-No. aSs-D Death Of wife makes
sale necessary circumstances make Il possible
for you 30 buy thk farm for Si.ooo00 les
than otherwise you would have 20 pay FOR Il !.
one % the best located farms In this section .
10 acre% Of Sod land and estimated At least
zee 900 H. softwood lumber within few rods
81 min fslds hay level and there i no stone
miles from Barre City. p mile 20 East
Montpelier creamery, store. saw-min and rHl-
rad station the farm i stocked and weil
equipped with farming tools, all ready for inn
mediate occupancy price for immediate sals
on real sstats b ftt01.oos VII eel all per-
sonai ururerty 81 uuction prizes buy this.
cut the firher and the farm viii not stand
ygu wery much let show you this. The
D. a. Perry Real Estnte Agency 1909
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-14

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