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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-02

GERMAN NOTE I'm WASHINGTON :
Washington Aug Q. - Germany's reply to the last
American note on sinking the American ship William P
Frye by the asary cruiser Prinz Ee Friedrich began to
arrive to-day the State Department Time for its pub
cation viii be arranged later
GREAT BRITAIN FORWARDS REPLY
Washington Aug, z Great Brtains supplemental
reply American representations interference
with shipping reached the State Department to-day
and viii be published in Wednesday morning newspapers
Officials refuse to discuss the note. !
FREIGHTER RUNS ASHORE
San Francisco Aug D. Life saving crews and tugs
early to-day went to the assistance of the American
Hawiian steamship Georgian on Duxbury reef few miles
north Of the Golden Gate where the sighter went ashore
in dense fog last night Captain Nicholas and crew of
more than thirty men are aboard the steamer.
Berlin, Aug. 2, via London P M-Nlitau the CAPT
tai Of the Russian province of Couland twenty-five miles
southwest Of Riga has been occupied by German troops
according official statement issued to-day by the Ger
army headquarters staff.
Cornish, N. H. Aug President Wilson to-day sign
commissions 100 West Point graduates which had
been him from Washington with request that he
sign them quickly possible in that the young Of
hcers may be assigned to their commands
New York, Aug 2The allies are preparing to con- !
tnue the for at least three years more if necessary ac
cordng to William Ellis Corey, former president Of the
United States Steel Corporation who arrived on the French
liner Ferqore from Pore7rv
Harrisburg. a story throughout the city to-
day that thirys service guarding the
product Of the Morton Truck Tractor Company against
being blown up by bombs laughed at to-day by s. F.
Dunkie, one Of the Morton Company officials
MARRIAGE LICENSES !
Grant A. Colbert
"eorse Wiham Ramh Reading
NIap~~e-As~=ssNN~@
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Grant a SSbert virginia Washington.
Rhmch. AnnB
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
Nontaa, ben 10. 3uli 1915.

Der .Orbunu" 9orfalI
TIT nod niht gu einem &ommentar
reif, bis man RGberes uno Seitimmteres
iiber bieieglngelegenbeit erfubrea,i ,ipe5iell
bic beutI6e Settle barber gebort bat.
Gin umitanb, Der Defenders gu oenten
aufeibt, 1T bic eisentbiimli6e 5bdt=
fade, oab Der 9orfall, Der lid ain 9.
Suli ereignst baben ioll, erit att 5ase
fpdter, bel antuuft oes Sdiffes in
gaep gOrt, CUR Dffentliaen asnntnib
selangte. IS pirb mitgetbcilt, bab
Der glngriff Our4 5unteutelesrapb
mad Gnslanb gemeIoct puroe unb Elm
enslii1es ariegsififf gu 5ilf. fam.
Do alIo bieier 4ngube 3ufOIee Der
8ocrfaq slei4 in Gnslano bslannt
mar, 10 muB ss bod eissntbiimIi6 err
ideinen, oab er niht mad bisiem aanbe
gemeIoet purOs, ba bic gnsldaoer bod
ionit 10 fdnsu BEL Der Sunb iiHo, bas
ameritanii6e Bolt iiber oeutf6e
,Shredenstbaten" gu unterridten.
Oamit ipiro Der 8erba6t nabe seleat,
bab man in @nsianD iibsrbaupt nifyts
BON bem 9orsung gepuBt bat uno bic
Ter fpeientIit anoers setpeien III, aIs
er beri6tet fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19

Waffsn! Daffsn! lit ieb
Der Rotbi6rei Der aqitrten. RuBIan'
lit auf bic 3ufubren aus Dieicm 2ano
Iunb aug SruBbritannisn anaepieIsn
bic ni6t anndbernb geniigen, abe
tbatiG6Ii8 am bO9iten 1T Die Der
atpetf flung in leBtsrem 2anbe. 8ort Il
man 5u Der Giniid1t gelanst, bag peuI
Der Wiberitano ni6t balb Suiommen
breden Ioa, minositens brei MilIioner
Wlann ins Telo gsfteat perosn miifer
Oieie Diirbeu pobl gu erIangen iein
ba lie bur6 3tpangsausbsbrna 81
beidaffen tpdrsr unS olIss lpsiii bdrau'
bin, bob bieIss Mittel in Gntpenoune
tommen pirb. aber es 1T nuBIos, penr
Inidt Die nOtbisen Daffsn btItdfft
iperben t0nnen unb bamit iiebt es Tebr
tribe aus. Der 9efdluB, Die garSs
Snbuitrie Der Waffenfritatton gu nib
men. mar iebr lsi6t sefabt, aber es
Ifeblt on Der 9auptiu6e, an Sem ess
IiauIten psriOnaI sur Seriteuuns BON
bo9erplpitosn @ei9oiieu, benen man
Die erots lleberlesenbeit Der Deutf6sn
3uif)retbt. Die basu natbisen asnnt.
Hifs unb 5dnofertisteiten laf.n fd
nod ni6t in einem balber Sabre srs
perben. 9lls beionSers f6pieri1 gilt
bas anbringen Der Climber unS bamit
bat ss aud feline Ridtisteit. Wlan bai
Qefunben, bab bic amsri.aniiden
idperer 9eiduiis cine unpsrbGItribs
mGbis srobe an5abI bon glinbgdugsru
ouftpeiien, neil aud bier5ulanbs bic
geeisnetsn 2euts fsblen, bic ii6 uuf bic
rihtise anbrinsuna Der Climber osrftes
ben. GieieIbe Grfabrung madt man
in GnsIanb unb ioear in 6rcntreit,
neil man in alien bieien 2Gneern Biz
gum Iusbru6 bes &rieees nihts bon
ben boderpIoiiDer 9efdofsn Der
Seutfher tpubts. 2eBtsre bd6en fhon
lanss in alsr StilIe bieIe SeiboFe
bergsitelt urb eir 5uhIrei6ss, gut ges
iduItes 9eriOnal arssiammeIt. Ten
nad 1T es ausgeIdIoifer, bnb bic I!s
liirten in ipeniasn Wlonotsn bisie
grobe Glide ausfiiqsr t0nnten. Mas
bic gliirten bon etnem idlieblihen
GrFoIae faeen, berubt auf Der gorauss
ieBunq bub Der ariss minOsiters nod
Sipei Sabre bauern fperbe, 70 oab lie in
Der 3sit bas 9srIdumts na6bolsn
tonnen. Die Deuti6en peroen a6er
ri6t r. nefaIig ieiu unb ibnen bic no
tbigs 3eit CUR 9erDoIItommnuug I'm
ariessbanbtpert laiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
@crlanscn mad &Onsreb.

Die probritsn, ipel9e bic Gnglant
ireunoIi6e Stimmung in DaIbingtor
beOba4tcten, 9absn bic parole aus:
S3altet gum prdiiberttn! GieIe gr.
mubnuns pirb fortgsIsst unb glei3Sei.
Itig Deriu6t, Ssbsn Der Qanbestrsue au
terod6tiger, Der in btsien Ruf ni9t
{ einitimmt. Die @rfabrungen in bic
fem ariess, ni4t bios in ben Der.
IStdaten, ionbern aud in ben curopGis
lfAen GGnoern ipiberipreden oem bon
ben probrtten pertretenen Yrin3ip,
haB oiplomatiihe &neelegenbeitsn aus
i4liebli6 in Sdnben bes Gtaoisobsrs
bauptes liegen iolIten. Gang beions
'bers in gnglanb III eine 8olts6spes
gung eingetrstsn, nm bierin eine 9lens
berung eintreten 5u laFeu unb bem
8olte, refp. bsFen 9ertretern, cine arb.
bere Witpirtung in Der gerfiigung
ii6er auspdrtige angelegerbsiten ,u en-
tbeilen. 9lls 9runb nirb dndsaeben,
mas aud ben Sbatia6sn entfpri6t,
bab penn bds Bolt einen beITeren Gin
bid in bic gOraei6ifte bes &rieues
gsbobt bate unb' bic Regierung nidt
i'm Staube gelpefsn tpdre, ben arieq in
aaer 9eimli6tsit berbeiaufiibren, es su
einem fol4en ri6t eetommsn trdre.
Jn ben Der. Staten III cine alei6e
fDabrnebmbur; iie 1T ipeits
Oerbreitsier als IN Gnslanb, neil bic
ssOba9tuns ObtpaItet, bab BEL uns bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19

cIIerbinas fit gnsIanbs SGiffs ebenic
ipis fir feinen lebten unb mddtiaitsn
Rihalen. 4Is tpir iiber bos 6lise Wnf'
Ter Der RorbIee bingIitisn, no rings
I'm tein SegsI su isben mar unb bsi'
len ruhiae OberfIGde nur Ieitt se'
trsnieIt tpar. bd tdmsn mir bic Worts
Der Seililen S6rift in ben Sinu: Mer
ttis Shipert erareift. fOII ourd Nds
S6pert rmtommel."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19

tpnnen, tparum bas ameritauiIhe Bolt
tpeeen Der 9eieBune 9elgiens, ipeser
bes beutiden Weilitarismus unb pe9en
Der .9uiitania" Iolbe 8prurtbeile ses
gen 9eutIdluno bsge. Bel 8etruntes
men ereisnet ss fia bGufis, bab iis ale
Welt fir betrunten unb iih ietbit fir
niiftsrn baIten. nit bem @pripurf
Der 9Iinbbeit, ben Die glsfp PORTER
Times" erbebt, fheint es iih in gleis
der @eiie gu Oerbalten. IS lit iber
allen 3rpeifel feitseiteIlt. baB 9elgien
ieine Reutralitdt Gnelanb unb Srant=
reid segeniiber preiseeeeben bat; es 1T
eine semeine 9erorebuus bes Sbatbes
itanoes, ein 9anb. oas bur6 feline seoz
grapbiide Gage ss3pungsn lit, beitdns
big auf Der put gu Iein. bes WiiIitaz
rismus an3utlagen uno es III bDier
WilIe, penn 4meritansr, Die eefabrlos
ReiIen iiber ben SSean MAIDEN .0nnen
ben eefGbrli4en Wee por5ieben. Ilfo
bic Seuti6sn Ieben pollitGnbis tlar in
Der Sade; lie piiIen, DaB lie iih tel
mes llnredts ihuIbig eemu4t baben,
DAB Die .9ines" bas nidt einfeben
mil, liegt an bem llmitanb. Den lie ben
9eutiden fdlialid suidreibt, nGmlih,
bab lie our9 ibre probritii9e 8Oreins
9enommenbeit unfdbis 1T. ben paIren
3bdtbeItanb gu ertennen unb Die
Slinobeit erfdeint nod bo4erubiger
burd bic gebauptung oes Nsp gorler
bab Die san5e amer;taniihe
Ration ieinen Stanbpuntt tbcilt. 0as
1T BON Der Wubrbeit pollig entfernt
unb gang Ipe5ieq, iotpeit es Die .2uiis
tania "z4nseIegenbeit bstrifft. Die BRET
ten WtaFen bes ameritanii6sn 9oltes
iinb entidieben Der Qtnii6t, bdb es se=
gen alIes Reht lit, britii6s Wunitions
laounsen bura ameritaniihe puifas
giere oeden gu laiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19

Warum Der girssrmsis
Ter rsiignirte. IN sin,r ilsinsn
Stabt yliiisIgaIiSisns, 70 i6rsibt nan
bsm .DisbsnTti auri.r pOlf.i-. iparsn
.ura por BEN Ginbrinasn Der RuT.n IN
bic /io. bic ftdbtif6eH g,bSrosn nit
b.m Siirsermsii..r nad DsNsali;isn
seiIobsn. Die HuFsn itBtsn infois,s
beiisn ein.n sitmlih Usrm0s,nbsn Bar.
bier unb Waiimr gum .StabiprGii,
bsntsu- eiH. Der duf bic neue Blrbe
niai iusnis itO!S mar. bsIOabsrs neil
bic Stabipoli3iii.n Dor ibm 5ront
mahien uno iOsar Der ruiIiidk Rom.
maneont ibn -paHis preJpbsntis" (5srr
prdibsnD iitu!iris. SnbeFen fpdr,n
.iHes WOrseRs bic 1ase Der RuFsn.
berridafi sssohIt, Der ruiiii5. Rom.
manodni kfabl ben abJue, ipolIte cbtr
nod 3uoor cine Rsihe Oeiisln mii Fit
nsbmtn. Der gliEs.rmtiiisr 9bisl.
ben gsfebI. bi.is @siisIn gu fslltn.
ipas ibm 3undhIt siniss acpfihmer'
sen bsrsiists gr Tub bab,r ,ipSlf Der
ipObIba6subitsn giireer su elmer oubsrs
orosniIi6sH 9iirssrId,afisFbuna aui
eas Raibbnus, tpo hitT, fofcri son b.u
Ruiitu .rarifftn nnb ais Osif,In mil.
l,if!,ept ,Darbeu. gld& 4bsuq h.,
RuheH uHb nnhbsm Der Strsi6 Ms
Sirgsrm,ifers bstgnnt estporb.n mar
Iiarmien bic arausn Der forigdhlspp.
Ten 9arser In bic Dobnuna bes
,Stobiprdiibsni.n'. Der iih uut.r Elm
eeii pertrphsn bate. Die Trdu.n abtr
iogtn ibn tsrOor unb rsrpriiasli.n ibn
iuf bas enifeeIi4is. 70 bab e. nur nit
Tiihs uuib Qotb ben ndtbrDer Wd.
'ern sniflisbtu fonnis. sJebi bof q
ln4 briefiid Der Gidbi isins gmtsnl,,
'srlsguue anss5tist unb ipirb f6 fpo6l
n 3utuRit- .SiirQermsiixr a. o.
wunxn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
Sranerbrief Der &Ompasnie.
gIIs pobur 5eIo gefalltn. - Die bi.
SOlbuien an ibtem Giibrsr binssn.

Cberleuinant Curt Bebnr, SHba.
Der bes giIernen areuSss erfter nnc
aipsiier aldiie uHo bes olbsnburaiides
Wsrbisnitireu,es erfier unb slpeii.r
afafe, IN Dor bem seinbe ssfal.n,
unb i'm Ramen Der &ompasne i&risb
Der Giibrsr an bic gtnssb0rissn ieines
topferen Rdmeraben:
Gsfiatten Gis bite. bab i'd Der
aOmposnis unb mein ber5lihss geilsiO
gu oem berbtn 0erIuIis, Der Sic bes
trcffsn. ousipre4e. Gh ganN apm,
pagnis betrausyt NIT Sbntn ben 1os
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19

|Stimme bes 8oIt.s gu iinterbriiden
'periuHt, inbem er iid tpeigert, ben
acnereb 5u bsriammeln. auf isbsn Gal
pirb ibm aus Der sesenlpdrtisen StrSz
mung fIar tperb.n maFsn, tab bas
ameritaniide 0Olt nidt msbr @ilIens
lit, ,5um Yrdfioenten 5u bdlten".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19

0is i6limmIteS SeBerin lit
seseupGrtis bic Rep gprter .GOening
pOit", lie iibertrifft barin Gpt bic
rSimes" unb Sun, mas gspib ni6t
ipsnig beiagen fpiG. Nad ibrsr ges
pobnten art beoient lie iih Der Seus
6elai inbem lie ibre arieg 5rputb inter
benz Oetmuntel Der 9umauitdt Su per-
bergen futt. llnaufb0rli6 -sost tie
bon Der oeuti4en unmenf4Iidteit,
Sanoelsi9iffe obne Weiteres gu psrs
fenten. unO Don Der 4biiht, our6 Ell
nen S6rstenstriea bic 5eiuoe einJu.
ftii9teru. GefIiiientli6 ii6eriisbt iie,
baB s6ifie, bic Dem Jsinbe Manition
5uflbren, ieine SanbelsI6iffs iinb,
iOnOsru arisssiaiffe unO aui lsBtsre
has prin3ip BON Der Dur9iu6ung Der
Gaoung unb Der Gntfernung Der
Wlannf Aaften tsine 4npenoung iinbet.
GbeniO Oeridpeigt iie, bag &msritansr
ungefdbrbet ben S5sun treu5sn ton.
nen, fpenn iis iih amerttdniI9en S6ifs
fen, bic teins Wunition an gOro 6aben,
anrertrauen Sb.e InItematii6c Qufs
for6erung an ben 4rGIiOent@u. bic
@orf6Idee DeutihlanOs auriid5upeis
fen, III paber ni6ts ipeitsr, als eine aes
meiue gerbeBuns gum Sriegs, nobel
bds glatt beitdnotg Griebensliebe bell
6elt. 8iefs Jeinoicbaft segen 0sutIds
LAMB eutipringt uatiirli6 MIR oem
Wunf4e, Oem erglii4en 9robtapital,
nit ipeldem bas glutt eng Oertniipft
1T. gum Siege gu oerbeIfsn, gu pel6em
a3fpete ss 10 gepiienlos 1T. einen
$rieg nit 0eutI4lanO bsrbeifiibrsn 3u
DoIlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
In Der gteminatOnihsn Waf:

Sn Der HemlnetonIden Bdts
fenfabrit TT elm Streit auses6ro6en,
Der grobe Simeuiipnen an3uuebnen
peripridt. Der Sstriebslsitsr Der Waf@
fenfabrit bat bic ueber5eugung ausee
fpro6en, oab beutid,e aeenten Den
Streit unsesettelt baben, tudbreno bod
Der pobre 8runb tlar gu Gage liest.
Die 4rbeiter limb an ben Streit gesans
gen, neil bic 8etriebsleiter ben Serrens
itanbpuntt sinnabmen uno Gle Inter
banolungen iiber Mrbeitsbebineunsen
ablebnten. Die GrtIdruns bss Be-
triebsIeiters 1T ia aud gu buz1m, ais
bab lie niat auf Der Steae aIs ein
@eriud CUR Srrsleituns bes qubIts
tums erideinsn miibts. qmerttauiids
4rbeiter perben ii4 bod niat Don
Geutsn OerbeBeu IaIIen, bic linen als
5rembe gsgsniiberitsben une linen
nidt ben minOeiten grIaB fir ben
gsrluit. ben iie bur4 ben Streit erIsis
Den, bieten tOnnten. Cine natirlihsre
uno einleu4tenbsre grtldruns ii, oab
Die WetaIarbeiter bic GsIeeenhsit
pabrnebmen, I'm ben llnioneu tpiebsr
Gingans in bic ibnen Dor Suhren sss
f9loifenen Mai6inensW sWrtitGttsn su
beri6affen. 9aB Die probriten en- bic
Tabel BON bem bur6 oeutf9s Gesnten
Deranlabtsn Streit glaubeu. lit ui9t
su perpunOern. Seoes MGrhcH, bas
iiber Die Deuti6en erionnen tpirb, fin
bet 9laubsn Bel ibnen. Sic lpdrsn
fGbig, bic Streitg in gngIanb bsuts
fher 9erksung 8u5uIdreibeH,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19

Die ~blinben 0suti6sn"
limb Der SiteI elmer Qbbanblung in Der
ylep Dorter a5imes", in ipel6er Der
Bepeis selisfert fperoen iOu, bab bic
Ssutfhen ii4 abfi9tlt4 blinb fteaen,
bGb fie, ME fe fasen, ni4t D.ritsbsu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-06
HOW | MADE
MY HAIR GROW
Woman with MsrvelousIy Beautiful Hair Gives
simple Home Prescription Which
She Used with Most Re-
maTkAble Results

l was greatly troubled with dandruf and
falling hair. I tried many advertised hsy
preparations and various prescriptions, but
they oil stgnally failed. many Of them made
my hair greasy 40 IL impossible 70 comb
Il or do II Up properly. / think that many
Of the things / tried were positively injurious
and from my own experience | cannot too
strongly caution you against using prepare
tions containing wood alcohol and oth<r pot
sonous substances. ] believe they iniurc the
roots Of the hair. After ms long let u fall
ures. finally found q simple prescription
which / can hesfatingly state h beyond
doubt the most wonderful thing for the hair
have ever seen Many Of my friends have
alse used Il, and obtained wonderful effects
liant TO the growth - The hair and for retor-
ing gray hair % ~ natural color, but u Is
equally good Tor removing dnndruf. Eiving The
hair lie and briliiancy, etc-, and fer The pur-
poee q keeping the scalp IN hut-class condi-
ton ID also makes the hair easier 10 comb
and arrange in nice form. have friend
wch used It two months and during that time
10 has net only stopped the falling - he hair
and wonderfully Increased We growth. bot ~
practically RESTORED ail q biz hair 10 10 nat
ural color You can obtain the inErsilsnts
for making tins wonderful prsua ration from
almost any arugrkt The prescription y 81
follows
Boy run. "a fusnthol crystals. i
drsrhr Lav5na ~ Conpasee. o. n VOC
Ike - perfunaed sd drHehm - yoaf "a
vsrte perfume This. howeeef. MT n-ces-
sarB. AuuiY nieht and morning rub thor
ouEhiy into ths sosip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-06
WOODBURY..

Clifford Doty is passing the week in
Barre with friends.
Leander Parker of Calais was at Mr..
and Mrs. W. C. Peck's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Dana were
in Cabot Friday.
Mrs. Emerancv Hayford of Elmore
is working for Mrs. Truman Moore.
Charles Slayton, Clarence Murphy and
w. r. Powers, who have been employed
In town, have gone to Burlington.
Mrs. Joseph Nelson, who has been
quite ill, is better
The village schools are closed this
week so as to enable the school directors
TO tranfer the school materials from the
old school building to the new school
house. 1t is expected the schools will
be open Monday.
Miss Alice Foster, a deaconess in the
Methodist society and who at present
iq conducting services at the M. 4.
church in this village, is in Hardwick
for few days. where she is assisting
in special services
Several from here were in East CAL
ais Saturday to attend the Good Tenn
plar's union.
The school committee have accepted
the bid of Morton McKinistry of South
Woodbury. as janitor of the new school
building. Mr.. McKinistry commenced
work Monday.
Misses Pearl Bates and Milder Ba
shaw, Mac Ross and Raymond Daniels re.
sumed their studies at Hardwiek acade-
my Monday, after the holiday vaca-
ton.
Felix Boulrise and family returned
Tuesday from Barre, where they passed
few days with relatives.
Mrs. Bertha Carr was weekend Wis
tor in Hardwick of Miss Wayne Smith.
Did Blake, who has been on the sick
list, is gaining.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't forget our annual January
sale continues until Jan. Is. Paris Shirt
waist House.
A daughter was born this morning at
the City hospital, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Anderson Of I42 Elm street.
A horse belonging to Dr. M. L. Chand-
Ter dropped in its tracks on Franklin
4 street this forenoon and before veterl-
marian could reach the spot the animal
expired. DR.. Chandler was making a
professional call and had left the horse
standing at the curbing in front of the
patients house When he looked out Of
window, the horse had fallen to the
ground.
Max Fisher of New York, who is Wis
| iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G..
Fisher OF Averill street, will give a
reading at the regular meeting OF the
young peoples society of the Church of
the Good Shepherd at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Charles A. Brown, Al jefferson
street, this evening. The meeting will
begin at 1880 o'clock, and Mr.. Fishers
contribution will be one of several num-
bers of an interesting musical and lit
erary program.
Pillars for the piazza of the new hotel
on Washington street arrived in the city
Yesterday and were placed in position
at once. The work of erecting the We
randa roof and balconies on the second
and third floors will be started at once.
A steel fire escape of approved design
has been attached TO the east side OF
the structure and the contractors rep
resentatives in Barre are concentrating
every effort toward completing the build
ing within the period contemplated when
the contract was awarded.
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. II. Rollins, wife
of j. T. Rollins, whose death occurred
at her home in Barre Town Tuesday,
will be held from the house Thursday
afternoon at o'clock Rev. james Ram,
age, pastor of the East Barre and Orange
Congregational churches, will be the Of
floating clergyman. Mrs. Rollins was
born in Orange Feb. 26, 1884, and her
marriage to Mr.. Rollins took place Dec.
o, 1863 She leaves her husband, one son
and six grandchildren. Mrs. Rollins had
lived most of her life in Barre and sur
rounding towns.
Mayor Ward called the city council
together in brief session last night for
the purpose OF adopting resolution pro-
viding for the appropriation OF money
enough to carry along the various nut
nicipal departments until March ]. The
resolution, as read at the regular meet
ing Monday night, was adopted without
a dissenting vote. On the recommends
ton of Building Inspector George NJ.
Rand, S. HOLSTER Jackson was given
permission TO alter the front of his store
building at 10 North Main street. After
adjournment, several of the aldermen
and members of the cemetery commits
sion assembled to discuss informally a
proposal 10 Appropriate $4,000 for the
maintenance OF the city cemeteries.
The project had its beginning in the
minds Of the commissioners themselves.
and if il becomes = reality the city will
presently be expending nearly 5000 for
maintaining every lot, vacant or oocu-
pied, in both Hope and Elmwood Gene
teries. No definite conclusions were
reached last night, and no action viii be
taken until the commission meets the
councillors in regular session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-06
LyndonvilIe Music Han Inspected.

Lyndonville, Jan. 6.-Music hall was
Tiled 10 It's capacity last night for the
community celebration which was ar
ranged to give people an opportunity TO
inspect theimprovements whf-h have just
been completed IN the hall. About 5000
has been expended by the village and
the interior decorations, lighting and
equipment have been brought up 10 date.
A new steam heating plant has also been
installed In addition the women Of the
Village Improvement society finished
two rooms under the main entrance for
use ~ dressing and lounging rooms, st
an expense Of $50.
The program began with = supper and
included a shcpherdess drill BY ~ chill
dren and musical numbers
A farce. Mrs Oakley's Telephone,
was staged and there sas an exhibition
Of modern dancing by a large class Of
young people.