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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

Irving Cox 81 5ossS1- AID = II. 3
q Fairfield
Txrk TZ1s-.. Vic kzE beer Hy..
rf-to1 village. has returned % 4, :
here
Ers YfzSche Gerald was i. Bu,.
wsa-esGzT-
Z G. Peu1e1 : AZ rcyE i. Pt.s.s>
Mr. ard N-x WSa-s- GcEs. rn
AIsson SATURDAY 20 zstkl5 lie tg,..
uesr friend, TIE late Nrs- Nary :.
Frrz Nx-de. o. Ezst yzsszlts-,
czlssng en- fren1s !. this logza,y \
oar.
M-z- Lester s4rsrtz c. Po.l.,,
Visiting hs- friend Mr. Iva Gsr1d !,
r.sca's CcFEes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

Joseph II. Hall and Miss Gladys T.
Rose were united in marriage at -.
Thursday afternoon by the Pew. Willis
81. Davis At his home On upper Main
street. The single ring service was used
and the couple were unattended. The
bride was beautifully gowned in blue
silk dress with white lace and bead
trimmings. The groom is the son Of the
late Horace ". Hall Of Augusta and the
BRIDE 10 the daughter OF Herbert e
koss Of Main street. After a short wed
ding trip the couple will reside at 81
Main street..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

The preparations for the social at the
Baptist church Friday evening would in
dscate that il is 70 De ore Of the biggest
events Of the kind for the season. Each
sunday school class is TO contribute to
the program and some excellent features
are being Yehearsed. The social is 70 be
given 70 the nz new converts that have
.osned the church since the beginning OF
the pastorate OF Rev. A. s. Phelps. II
viii doubtiess be one OF the largest at
tended and pleasantezt soc.ais that has
been held In the city for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
wINsLOW

Mrs.. Martha Lewis OF China IL the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. J. n. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Chase OF Farm
inston are in town, the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Downs.
c. A. Reynolds. who recently purchased
the Nichols farm. has had teams 1t
work on the land. but the house II stii
unoccupied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
CLINTON

II. funeral Of the Late alpkes>s Ada-rs-
VITO RAISED awzF Wednesday. Nay n
was held AZ Il 4 Il SATURDAY a. n&s
lav= so-s II C75-sg-- 4 wsGo~ AID so,-
W5I75zr- survive lie was q good ant
rss1=-tszs nesgahor and ~5n te greatly
missed by aas Eaey friends
M-. and Mrs Bsr Gerald and so1 LIE
land .zassesi Sunday attsr-ooa E1za Mrs.
Clark Dzxoz-
Arthur Dunsca Is working for garnsa
Ec1le-
Edward passed the Gay recently with NJ
and Mrs Burton Basehslde--
Nj. and Mrs- Joseph Jones Of Durham
visited their daughter. Mrs. Bia-chs Ger
aid IN Clinton SUNDAY; also her brother.
Geo Jones. AZ skoEhegan. and sister,
Mrs Sadie Gerald. and son Harry, OF
Clirto1-
Mrs Nellie Hoxle and Mrs Claire
Eox5e went 70 Plttsfeld Monday 10 at
tsnd the Memorial exercises
Nathan F5o1:s and Carl Bisisdesi at
tended Tie Memorial exercises a. Clinton
Miss Ida Abbott OF Sunday visited her
son, Philip Dixna-
MI and Mrs Frank WIllstt have NOV
Cd onto their farm On the Mutton Lane
road.
Clark Dixon is having his house paint
ed.
Miss Bessie Bartlett Of Clinton village
visited Sunday al Geo. HodSdon's-
Lester Hodgdon Of Pistsfeld recently
visited his mother, Mrs. Sadie Hodgdoa-
Mrs Ellis Libby is quite III a. this
wrcting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
MADISON
District Meeting of Rebekahs Is
Finely Entertained-Gr0w.
ing Plans for Fourth of
July Celebration
SOCIAL, PERSONAL AND
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Sterling Rsbskah Lodge Of Madison
Was the host for the district nesting Of
the Eebekah lodges IN Sorndgewock.
Madison. Athens and skowhsgan. held
Wednesday evening In the hall of Indian
Spring Lodge. !. 0. o. y. Among ths Wis
iting officers were NSe. Kicker OF LIS.
bon. vice president Of the State Rebekah
Assembly; District Deputy Mrs.. Nellie
Taylor Of Norrtdgswock. and Past No
bic Gsands Mrs. Aaude Emery Ut North
Arson and Mrs. Carr OF Sorridgswock
Following the retgular business session
Of the local lodge the Ksbekah degses
was conferred On three candidates by the
degree team from Sorridgewock In q
manner that called forth much praise
After the degree work came musical
and literary program by the member
Of the Skewhegan lodge. together with
SEVERAL short speeches by the visiting Of.
ncsss. Over 100 visitors were present and
1iiodgss represented. Supper was served
BY the Madison lodge in the banquet
hall.
The Methodist women's Foreign Mis-.
sionaYy Society met Wednesday after.
noon with Mr.. Amasa Gregory.
Mr.. Roland Gilbert. who has been Z
guest OF relatives in Portland and vic1n.
ity for the past week, returned home
Wednesday.
Judge and Mrs. G. o. Small returned
wednesday from Portland. where they
went to attsnd the wedding Of Harry
Brown.
Roland Fletcher. . student in Harvard
Dental College. arrived homo this week
70 spsnd his summer vacation with his
father. r. n. Tletcher.
Mrs. q. II. viles and family. who have
bssn visiting relatives for several days
in Ear Hasbor. have returned to their
home In Ansen.
4 meeting Of Madison merchants waa
held Wednesday evening in Fireman.
hall 70 make plans for tho Fourth Of
July celebration. The program ~ already
planned will include = merchants ard
Industrial parade. sports Of various
kinds. band concerts and two ball
games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

,asssS Tie Gay Tzesezy a. g1s g
Mrs. L-ras- Al5ea Il the Cs1-sr
VII HenLs-Egz and SCI Eoy wsn1 u
vss.o. sunday a.l returned Monday
NJ Hs-5ersca csus6 On frsnts - Wsss
A-s--n weS- MinoG AID HsS-on-- 1asf
-.sds the TIP By A11o-
TIE farmers are TssE c1sy II tbs Iazes
rzz-log potatoes aEA4 aose-g ~
s..-lell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

There will be a drill for the members
Of St. oner Conmandery. No. L, knights
TempiaE, a. the Asylum Friday evening
a. 10 and it is very necessary that all
members. attend as this may be the iast
indoor drill that viii Be held before the
big fed day az Augusta and especial In
formation will be given BY an expert driIl
master.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
In Municipal Court

One drunk was before the police court
ThurEday morning. He was given a SEN
tence Of % days in Jail and sentence was
suspended On the condition that he get
out OF town and stay out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

TIE Emery Brown Co make an in
tsresting Statement Of facts ladies' viii
no doubt welcome and take advantage
OF such values. All is don't procras,i
ESte.-A6y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

Nff. Z. 5. Croeby OF Vassalboro re-
TUNED 70 her home Thursday night aft
er being In the city sinoe Monday As the
guest ot hef daughter. Miss Eva Cyofby.
and her sister. Arz. Charles Stevens, On
Western avenue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

The condition Of ME- Arthur -.
Holmes, WHO was operated upon Tues
day at the siEters' Hospital. liz as COM
Portable as could IL expected and an
carly recovery il looked for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

TIE fra advertising car Of LaTen2a's
erc1s was in The city ThursdaF ard the
sman toy has nox t<gun 10 save his
pennies TIE show viii appear IN the
city On July &
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
OAKLAND

The Woman's Missionary Society Of
he Daptist church met with Mrs. c.
4. stevens Wednesday r. H., June 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
NYE'S CORNER

Mrs W. Fl. Boynton OF slowhegan was
calling Tuesday On friends in this place.
Ars- Fred Lord and mother. Mrs. Cain,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

The marriage intentions Of Onssi-s
Saucer znc Dssas3ges Matthew. both Of
this city. hzFs been placed CT file az the
city clerks csEce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

TIE condition Of Mrs. C. ". Hussey
who ID SICK a. her aorss iE reported 10 De
very serious. although recovery Is looked
for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

p. 9. Parker. Maine manager for the
Maxwell Motor Company, was q business
caller In the city THURSDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

Hey. Frank l. Phslea was il Augusta
TnvrBdzy On business and calling on
relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

z 2 xc-zn- rzs = .osTs1EsEoaI
Thursday C. g.EzneM sGs -As Gay
.oaz z %szsc2 q Aax-E-a rzs = LIZ
cztY TLsrB5zg 81 legal 1s2Ezs.
EeT. z G. was--s-crs -f---ose I.-
Ear s.pen 2 syuzeaezs mp . Bos-cn
II. Ers-so. q Bzag9r Vas sf2sa-
-ssss cz-s- < tss esq TaErs1sF-
l5se-ze Jones cs Sg--a Fes1ssd rzs Il
-zs ezsy 81 c2a1sks TEG-s-zy.
IL z HOMES Q. LeEs=.o- vas sls-
-ssss ca1s. IL Eae CITY THURSDAY.
". z. Haetee. ct Pa-.s1ss5 was Il ths
ca-r Tazrv1zy q tzslaeas ter Tie CAY
Harry NeKenzz q c7in,oa Was BIS
szess es2is- "a Tie c4sF TazEses!.
-.K- HASA ot A1gassz va. bzss-
.es. caller Il TIE cs1y Tn1-sGzy-
EF. DzgSey q Le~azzoa rzs = c1s-
szsss v1ssso- 20 re cdty THURSDAY
Z D. ASg-Ey u <7-E A&L1 ~eL - 49,
esty Thursday u L2s1assE
g. z Avo,e Ct skorh-xza vas b-ss-
i,ssss v4ssto- 20 the city TaZ-sdzy-
Ferry v Hll q A-gus-z vas n tie
city THURSDAY 81 b1slnsss.
" z Ezs:o-, II skorhsgsn Was BIS
mess .ssstor u ire city THURSDAY.
4. l. Ws-dTsl- CITY treasurer c. AZ
xzstz. was z ozsanse. cafe. "a tse cs-y
Thgrsday.
Nr. AM 5srz- Pay Woodbury. have goEs
TO Portland, waere Lr. Woodbury. has
secured po4si.loa IL : garage
Miss Alice RezaSoa q Lewiston, VITO
hzs been visiting with f-eadg IN the
city. returned hone THURSDAY afternoon.
Nr. ard Nfx. Fred Head Of Fairfield
Center we're in the city Thursday on
snopp.ng trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

NORTH-Nrs- Carrie Jones was recent
~ in Pittsfeid 10 visit her grandmother,
Mrs John Walker, who Is poorly.
Rev A NJ Cox entertained his brother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

Nr. ard ME- Fred Head OF Fsirneld
,sEsatsr were In the city Thursday on
=ssopp.ng TIP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

Ms.s Alice HezaSoa Of Lewiston, who
has been visiting with frs-sos n tns
city, returned hone Tnursday AFTERNOON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

.eaz z Nszso1 os AaxzE-2 rzs = IL
cs-y T.arB1zr 81 legal ss2s1-ss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

Mr. AM sfr.L Pay Woodbury. have goEs
10 Portland, xaere Nj Woodbury. has
secured q yosi.loa II garage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

EeT. z G. wEst-s-crs -E--r0se IS-
ezr FROM z sFZs=aess Trip q Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

Z = Ers-po. q Bz1zor Vas .f2sa'
-sss cz-s- & LIE esEy T.Ers1sF-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29

20 the Judgment Of the nations Of the
earth, among whom she would stand
practically alone.
AS for Great Britain. she stands
committed TO the view indicated 20 firm
liz, that no honorable avenue Of escape
Is open even though il could be- conceived
that she might desire to see i over.
turned. Her judges asserted aud en-.
forced the tule throughout the trying
times Of the Napoleonic wars, when the
very existence of the nation was At
stake
Senator Walsh read = paragraph of
manual issued 10 lsSs by the British
admiralty TO show that the British rule
had been a. follows
A vessel apparently owned by neu.
trial i not really 80 owned II acquired
By q transfer from an enemy or from a
british or allied subject msdr at any
time during the war. OF previous 30 The
war, but IN contemplation Of its break
ing ont. unisss there is satisfactory
proof that the tiansfer was bonahde and
,omplets
Instructions a. officers in determining
hat such i bpnaGde senator Walsh
declared, showed dearly that only TIE
omplete legality under the laws Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29
Notes on the Game.

Sylvester's two baskets in the first Pc
Rod were both Gagged when he was jump
ing Goddard man near his basket A
number of other times he came danger
ously close to scoring in the same way,
The one hand shots of Fiske were ex-
cellently good and brought rousing
cheer from the Goddard spectators.
Not this year has so much rivalry been
shown in basketball game. There
was nearly as much shown as at a God
dard-Spaulding game.
Cordella received bad scratch on his
nose in the first period The scratch
hled to some extent during the whole
game.
The game was rough, and evidently
neither team tried to make it other
wise. Thirtytwo fouls were called dur
ing the game and Others might have been
called, Goddard had the majority, with
a total of Is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29
MOTHER!IF CHILD'S
TONGUE Is COATED
II Cross, Feve1ish. conrtipated. Bilious,
stomach Sour, Give ecahfornia
Syrup Of Figs

A laxative to-day saves q stek add
ts-muwruw Ctlaren simply waA ma
take the ttus from play - srrftF thfaf
i,5uals. shifh heesue cluEged ~ vita
waste. lfrer rats sin1rish stouaeh suaaF
Tlsat 81 tia tnmg8e nnfheff 81 eaHtee
~ sour rff d Esilass. cross. sFtt1lsf
braaft fsd. resi iess. deesnt est heart e
fun uf rai8 ~ tas sore fhF0at ar aag
oihaT fhldrar's sliuert. r5et tsnsrs,..il
ful 81 La'Hnrria errur nf IiEs thH
dunt wUnr h9nust faf
i.a-nlass. nn8 Is Few huurs 81 tts
e-lnst r.stign raisan. Harr tlls ED fH
meeting Hnafr rI FrrtiF Move uit II
ttf tssusis sad sea hare 4 meA f.avfHl
ffIflE arn- A fharuuah @insfs elaanf-
Ene is rfttifuss 81 thEt 81 uszaErr
Do ahani1 le tias fre trsatuent F5HHn q
srr stsiress-
EfWarr rf r1rrtssfst 81 r-fs -
rnlf arurFaa fas g 1aaaars frttls Fl a
farHs ~Hrer ~ ~ N kHs t
f-ssirns 80 lelaes sr a ~ nres
sd tar rTae-n urs Fiatrf Frirtaa ut 80
hfttte iar& eNt s
mnst fr 80 -Cnifa-ta ElF s-w tau
rzrg- -atst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29
TRIAL OF NEW
HAVEN COUNSEL
ROBBINS DELAYED
United States DiEirid Attorney ct Nss
T0rk Puts OF Case uutl
February a.

Neu Work ian 28--It Was aunouursl
81 ths Uutea states distrisg attornsJ :
eHief yesterday that thf government hsd
aarsents8 IS fostFenatnart tn Pen
81 ef ~ friaI III Edward D Eathsas -
Nsu Haern originally 81 f1f yesterday.
~ Euthus was iu1aFt1. uaft 81
tn-s ard femer f.rsefar 81 ~ Ew
Hsrer rni,ra1a on criminal charge RI
eEf1fieaer dr eEnnss IN wltt thrr HaH
ar6uerf rf ti# roafs ara5rs TiH -
ness cf A61isat A. Tratt. 81 E1bllH7
rrsrssl sanas tit fs Hanea
Wt8e Mr Hsiffrs ttnsr = not
- ID trsf nr ~ rt & rrs ria
tlat th rTsnanrs 1r Efb H
awnf Az m f ~
s1rrras asrs go Fl asfsrrirs Hterte- f'r
hrtstHs rrs 81 tunHnit sa - ~
nttea e. uanH
3D. Neaaars frssf Sc rias on ti.s fa-r
ftrt - SOD tst'fas tstu-t ths fHa.-ri
asnrf afr ts-s ID 1snusrr fNIa H was
e eaa sfsf ~ haa rtta r1
are-f 81 arn tt zte Es raesH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29

respective countries Of the transfer wa.
necessary TO be established The prin.
ciple upon which this doctrine rests !.
sublimely simple" be said. II is that
neutral nations may trade with either
helligeront except IN contraband. The
neutral may buy anything from the bel
ligerenf."
senator Walsh quoted from an opin-
ion by the lords Of the Privy council In
the case OF the Baltic ~ follows
"The general rule Is open 20 no doubt.
A neutral while q war Is imminent or
after il has commenced, Is az liberty to
purchase either goods o. ships mot be-
inc ships Of war; from either hclliger.
ent and the purchase is valid whether
the subject Of il he laying IN a neutral
port or ~ an enemya port
senator Walsh explained that the Bal
uc was one 81 number Of ships IN
volvcd during the Crimoan war. when.
although the circumstances sttendiug the
sale naturally cast suspicion upon IT,
the honafde character Of the transac
ton was established 10 the satisfaction
e The English courts. notwithstanding
that the vendor frankly admitted he
paFted with he vessel because Of condi-
tons sure o. arise On the breaking out
af war
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29
SAYS ACID STOMACH
CAUSES INDIGESTION
Excess Of Hydroehlone Acid Sours the
Food and Forms
Gases

Undirestcd food delayed Il the stom-
ach DECAYS. or. rather. fermeuts the same
a. food laft ia the open air, says a
noted authority he also ttlls us that
indigestion Is caused by hypr-aeidity
meaning. there j. an ezcess Of hydro
ehloric acid in the stomach. which pre-
vents complete digestion and starts food
fermentation Thus everything eaten
sours In the stomach. much like carhaGe
sours in 3 can. forming acrid fluids and
~ So. which initiate the stomach IKE
tav balloon Then We feed heavy
iumrv uirerv n the chest. ~ hfioh up
cas-. W. eruetate sour food o. have heart
burn aafniruae. vater-hrash ~ ususea.
Or tsus Fl Is ihy aside 81 digestive
aias and. instead 20 from any p.har-
macy four auuefs 81 lad salts and take
s tablesfgohful Cd glass az water b.
fore breakfast and drink pLls ID 10 eEgr-
tesrnc an1 furttarrse-e. e. cJrtauue
th rrn wH Whfa fHIaf follows tha
frt does e Is Important - ueffHas.se
iif aais fareaae tta zas .1sst ms ia.ass-
starr fha lives. sfmaietr ths k.tuys.
anf thus Fr7nute frees Eos 81 ruFt d.
essflrf fui-es-
gsa salts is n-reasrr Ff maH
fram To rrs 81 crarfs sra tmr utsf.
a1r re wtf f
paste Tfis harriese r - ~
hausan2s ~ r f irhr
agah erulsrt rrslrts tdsE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29
First Move for Defense by
the Demo-
Gratis
NO DANGER IN
BUYING VESSELS
Argument by Senator Walsh
for the Meas
ure

Washington. Jan 2o-Defsncs ~ ths
rrht 10 tbs United States - bay, in.
termed German fhips without fear 81
international c1mpiiaations vas made
On The senatr vestrfdaF By Senator
Walsh. thr Erst Dam1rrnt a. undertake
amy extended dfsrassion % the subject
h that hoir Ire use 81 TIE euttun
BIZ naoia. 81 saiA. would dearly esta b.
iish that Great Brtain 80 huuna "
haf attfuts en- IRE guestiar IF marine
Lfanssf1s h war t5u1e. Nbith he'd teeH
nia ifEsiun3 fnr m,nfe TRAN rfrfurr. end
tlet FEEnrs had n1fuisseet ir Sat 20
sfiua ils nn equal ifnrtt e tiare A.
nEne tts tfHnHiaF e fhe faHia = e. ~
frraf senator Nnist 8erinrf.1 -tlsefs
b aiaanlnft rrilsnes tiat SO uiH M -
te EEL sar
-Ttf n1a ~ Heutsais ~ rgrei.ass
strs a irEra-frf aftef tte eau-
uisrst o hrtias aut g. tnreat
fm rf ttr wkef Estnfds
rftar craft lsuFrHH rrrE fis nautrul
asV tns hu asr nsEtaifssi fF
istt trsrt 1l sid tHH r,tea %tstss
'rT ra-f thea % Har gea-s asua-
ir HaIst faaars taa rerT
arnHr r@sws sas faeeuf hst shs
ar Hre tn rnh ar sHsarf-
g tss ae s rsrsai ressz tias
F at
usstssf ff 40 w aesrwrf
b disregard - rtt afF-.l e. - must
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29
LADIES' SECRET TO
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Bring Back Its Color and lester
With erantns's Sage
Tea Recipe

Common rsraen ssrs hfrwed tto 3
henfV 80. wift Fuipi.uf sni 81 ahul
a1fsd. win turn nray. strsalet ani iaiei
LAIR tssaut fuliv dnrk afd laAmtans ~
nsBre every 81 ~ anufrlH siap saip
.i.hIfr ard falling haEr. HiHnE ths saes
taa ana suirhur ref# e. ham.s. thouah.
Is trunhlasums A. ansif So i e. go
ths raadF -ta4nsr tuni1. rstluE ahaut -
arrfs barge h1ttis a. aru4 steres
kneuH 81 eWreths -nEs Mhd ~apur
CruTigand tius steal.nF 3 % a8 Eruss.
While uisfF rreFs faaad ka Z NJ
sirfnL we e. aaarrs 81 rttatn our Fauti
81 nfeanrenss ard Ef+rartrrrHss ~
iaflafirg rnuf Bar wft fretls sars
ard NEFfrF. 81 Hnf rr SEA amsf
. Hua i - as+u-aHF 81 Fr~ hu
tirs aarlrer E rf.rras ~ - t-rst urt
Z ~. a-1H ft.s sireurt rnu- law tft-
~ nns surN strsns 81 tH ~ uwr
~ - r-Nr aaf-t iuss sisEfrrsrsa 81
u rnHsHs- enr asttn rF tWr Fw tf~
hsaruss taa sr ears Hn at
sd istu-sfs 80 Fu argas er-s
H-rfs ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29
AFTER MANY
MEDICINES FAILED
Mr.. Singletary Says Vinol End
ed His Suffering from an Aw-
ful Cough and Threatened
Lung Trouble

Sumter. s. C-l am nn oeuiisf ard
faf seternl ysars Suffered ulth e.
awful rcueh aud Jung trautie. 81 that ct
times D HHs scarcely ahle e. e0 about
30 aee1uht of ms condition. J bed tired
sluzust efafT fHesta-rr Fteur.HIfndad far
sufh fFat,hles wHshs1t halr ana hnnEF d
fFiana aftisel ne e. frf kfraL Before
J had taken uue-baf h6tie. a1nf s
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REORGANIZATION
ADVOCATED
Financial Plight of the Boston & Maine
Railroad Outlined By Mr..
Mayberry.

Boston, Jan. 29.--The bill for the re.
organization of the Boston 4 Maine rail-
road, prepared by the federal trustees OF
the road in an effort to prevent the dis
! indignation of this system, was present.
ed to the legislative committee on rail.
roads by George l.. Mayberry, attorney
for the trustees, yesterday. All the trus-
tees and James I'll. Hustis, president OF
the railroad, attended the hearing.
Mr.. MayberTy reviewed the financial
plight of the road and explained briefly
the provisions OF the bill. He referred TO
the fact that 23,000,O00 in notes must
be met soon and said that immediate
legislation was necessary to save the
railroad.
Mr.. Mayberry admitted that the bill
provided for capitalization in excess OF
the amount fixed by the general laws of
the state but pleaded that the exigencies
of the situation necessitated ii.
rs the Boston & Maine more strapped
than the New Haven't" asked Represep-
tative X. NJ. Washburn Of Worcester.
Il am not familiar with the finances Of
the New Haven" Mr.. Mayberry an
swered, shut should think il was"
Mr.. Mayberry pointed out that the
stock would be issued under the direction
of the public service commission, and
some confidence should be placed in the
sagacity Of the trustees appointed by
the federal authorities, be said.
But suppose the New Haven comes
here with the same plea" asked Mr.
Nashburn
"The New Haven is not in such posi-.
tion as the Boston q Maine. which Is
asking for reorganization" replied Mr..
Mayberry.
awhat is the objection to a receiver.
ship}' asked Mr.. Washburn.
TO some stockholders there i no oh.
lection, but many Of them have a horror
Of such proceedings" Mr. Mayberry said.
Again. while q rectiyership might break
the leases there Is no guarantee that
some OF the leased lines may not ask /
and obtain substantial damages"
What il needed 10 the opinion Of the 4
trustees" be- continued. SIS the power 10 4
adjust the leases and reorganize the
road"
Air Nihvbrrrv theu took NJ the sec
tons of Else bin Ia detail
Ar. Mavbmry stated that the blH
would eliminate Tie fo-calied string Ies.
.slaiion permitting the state to acquire
Dr. block q stock now held bv the tru8.
.efs and which controls the voting power
lf the road
Judge Marcus g. KnoNltou Chairman
i the trustees also referred 10 tho string
lI. which. hr sai3. had 30 standing r
aW, az to trustees had been appointed I
v tle Tnfei statcs rosfft ana uert not
i0Hnd % thf state iee Stature
James T. D9herty n Springfield. one
q the trustees. stated that the aross H..
mme of TIE Boston Maase far tbf
raf ending June s1. 1874. vas ttsn1a.. 4
sN. the largest in ire b.sferf I'll ths
anFaHT bet beaausa of the iasraasp Is
.re8 thaFees ire afGet s nov aver sE
sHHH
Ghairrnaa Hohi@ nf Tire committee az.
aana1 that to hnrars rs 80 Rar
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