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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
REBEKAH ASSEMBLY HELD.
Annual Session at Burlington-Reception
Yesterday Afternoon.

Burlington, May lo.-The annual ses
sion of the Rebekah assembly in eonnec.
tion with the Odd Fellows convention
was held here to-day.
Among those in the receiving line at
the very pleasant and well attended re.
ception given yesterday afternoon by the
members Of the Antonio and Beatrice Re-
bel<ah lodges on the roof garden of the
Hotel Vermont in honor of the assem-
Ibly officers and visiting members were I:
| Mrs. Angie u. Endress of Bennington,
president Of the assembly; Mrs Emogene
Buck, ce-president; Mrs Emma Rand,
warden; Miss Emma Gates, secretary of
the assembly; Mrs. Eva Hazen, treasur-
er; Mrs. Clara Peterson, marshal; Mrs.
Emma Colburn, conductor; Mrs. Clara
Wallace, outer guardian; Miss Gertrude
Jewell, inner guardian; Mrs. Mabel B.
Caldwell, chaplain; and six past presi-
dents, Mrs. Mary GoodelI Mrs. Cornelia
Bond, Mrs. Stella Bailey, Mrs. Nora
Jackson, Mrs. Francis Stone and Mrs.
Alice Laudrey.
The exemplifcation of the Rebekah de-
gree was carried out by Antonio Re-
bekah lodge, No. IL, and Beatrice Rebek-
ah lodge, No. go, of Burlington before
large audience at the city hall in the
evening. The opening and closing cere-
monies were conducted by Antoni lodge
under the leadership of Mrs. Lou Hatha-
way, noble grand, and the other exercises
by Beatrice Rebekah lodge, led by Mrs.
Nellie K. Ballou, noble grand. Mrs. Char
lotte X. Van Steinberg, pianist. and Irv-
ing Thomas, violinist, furnished the mu-
sic for the exercises and Mrs. Edwin r.
Davis and Frank Cassavant rendered vo-
cal solos. The officers OF the Rebekah
assembly and the grand lodge officers
were guests at the exercises and gave
brief addresses. .,.t
Mrs. Emogene Buck OF Randolph was
to-day elected president Of the assembly. |
Other officers are as follows: Viee.presi |
lent, Mrs. Emma Rand of Saxtons River;
secretary, Mrs. Emma Gates of Ludlow;
treasurer, Mrs. Eva Hazen of Windsor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Frank W. Jackson of Barre was elected
grand secretary and Alexander Duncan
of Barre, grand marshal at the grand
lodge Odd Fellows convention in Bur
lington yesterday.
Wallace Batchelder and Nelson Welct
of Plainfeld arrived in the city this
morning to attend the funeral of Their
aunt, Miss Harriet n Reed, which was
held this afternoon.
The house and considerable piece OF
land at the corner OF Washington and
Highland avenue are TO be sold at pub
lie auction June I. according 10 a notice
posted by w. L. Worthley, administrator
of the estate OF Daniel Worthley. I'm
til her death last winter, the house was
occupied for many years by Mrs. Mar
cia Emery.
Luigi Brovalli of Batehelder street
left the city last evening for New York,
whence he is to sail for his former home
in Italy, there TO join his wife and chill
dren, who preceded him a year ago He
was accompanied by G. Simonetti, who
returns TO Italy to join his family, after
long sojourn in the Barre granite dis
triet.
Barre granite is to be used throughout
in the building of the Ida Hancock Ross
memorial in Los Angeles. Cal. according
to specifications received here this week.
G. Allan Hancock, millionaire owner Of
the famous Rancho Ia Brea in Califor-
mia. Is the donor Of the memorial, which
is to be cut at the plant Of Novelli &
Calcagni. Barre manufacturers viii be
interested TO know that the contract for
cutting and erecting the memorial came
TO Barre through the offices Of John
stephens. formerly Of the stephen & Ger
rard Co. in this city. Mr.. stephens is at
the head Of the Rosedsl Granite Co. in
Los Angeles.
Miss katherine R Mathewson enter
tanned a company OF fourteen Young
women al her home on Ayers street last
evening. the affair taking the nature OF
3 linen and china shower in honor Of the
hostess forthcoming marriage. The /
shower feature Of the party came as
surprise 10 Miss Mathewseu. VINO had I
planned only to entertain a circle Of her
friends. Guests brought many articles !
.or the prospective bride. An impromp- 4
N musical program was followed By 4
spring luncheon. Dutch tulips and q
TindmnI in miniature were among the 1
attractive features 81 the decorative I
cheme
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
And About German Plans
for Aiding Rebels, Bir-
xell Admits
A SECRETARY FOR
IRELAND ON STAND
Say He Did Not Wish to Re-
wise Sir Matthew Ma
than's Testimony

London May lo.-Augustine Birrell
who resigned as chief secretary for Ire
land after the Sim Fein revolt, appeared
to-day as witness before the royal com
mission which is conducting an inquiry
into the rebellion. At the outset of the
hearing Birrell stated he had read Sil
Matthew Nathan's statement and that be
did not know that there were any addi-
tions or notifications he wished to make
Sir Matthew Nathan testified that the
government had advance information re-
garding the German plans for aiding the
rebels
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

A. G. Templeton of Randolph was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
d. D. Adams of Marshfeld was a bus
mess visitor in the city to-day.
Jesse Gardiner of Plainfield was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simpnds and fam
ily of Willamstown were visitors in the
city to-day.
Painters and decorators arc at work re-
finishing the interior of DIR. F. NJ Lynde' S
office in the Currier block.
That the fame of Barre granite is rap
idly spreading into hitherto unvisited
corners of the world was evidenced one
day this week when George E. Bond, a
Depot square granite manufacturer, re-
ceived an order for substantial memo
rial that is TO be erected in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter n. Grearson re-
turned to- day to Vergennes, where Mr..
Grearson has recently been appointed as
sistant superintendent of the state in
dustrial school. Mr.. and Mrs. Gresrson
have been visiting relatives in this city
for two weeks.
Members Of the Winooski Valley As
sociation of School Superintendents were
in the city to-day inspecting the local
schools. They were the guests of Supt.
c. H. White and Supt. George II. Seager
Of the Barre Town schools while here.
Several Barre young ladies, including
Alisses Freids and Bertha Hooker. Miss
Cleors Morse. Miss Ruby Head and Miss
Glynora Gould, and Miss Theresa Miles
Of Graniteville are attending the festivi-
ties at Norwich university this week.
ID. A. Perry Yesterday conducted an
auction sale for Horace Colburn Of Brook
field, who sold his home farm. stock and
tools. The farm was purchased by Irving
Abbott Of Brookfield Center for $50;
-ows brought S53 and one horse sold for
s46 Good prices were realized from the
farming tools and household furniture.
County Agent r. II. Abbott OF the
Washington County Farmers association
poke before an audience Of - farmers I
u the grange hall at East Calais last
.veninr. His talk included mainly an eN
'lsnstion Of the purpose and ideals Of the 1
association and some practical points on
he preparation OF the soil in regard 20 /
ertilizing and the sailing of crops. /
" the close of his talk. nearly two
Iours Uere taken up in general discussion
nd the answering Of questions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Arrangements were completed to-day
for a meeting of all the Barre creditors
of the Vermont & Chicago Granite Co., of
which Edward F. MacIane of Chicago,
H.. was the promoter The meeting is
to be held in the rooms of the Granite
Manufacturers association Monday even
| ing The Vermont & Chicago company
was declared insolvent few months ago,
after an unusual series of operations, it
is said, in the Vermont granite field.
More than 100 members OF the Barre
Grant, Manufacturers association were
present in the association hall last even
ing for the fifth meeting of the educa-
tional series inaugurated in April. The
speaker was William ID. Macdonald of
East Barre, vice president of the asso-
citation and a member of the World Gran
ite CO., who addressed the gathering on
Fundamentals OF Estimating" Mr.. Mac
Donald's contribution to the series was
the product Of much research and fore
thought Afterward P. F. Mclaughlin of
Boston, publisher Of the Monument Re
taller. told of some of the benefits that
are accruing from the advertising cam
paign recently launched BY the manu-
faeturers and quarters. A substantial
luncheon was served at the close of the
meeting.
H. c. Hefner Of Cleveland. o., who is
manager of the llth annual convention of
the National Retail Monument Dealers
association which is TO be held in Cleve-
land Aug 1919. is to visit Barre within |
a few weeks. according to communica-
tons received by Barre granite men re-
Gently. Granite manufacturers and quar-
riers OF the Barre district have made lib /
eral reservations OF exhibition space on
the convention floor and the visit Of Mr..
Hefner viii probably be made the occa
sion for a conference with local exhibit
Drs A number Of Barre granite men are
% arranging their business as TO have a
little leisure along in the middle days Of
August and il will not be surprising if
he attendance al the convention from
his vicinity is large.
The Altrurisns gathered at the home I
VI Mrs. Raymond Waterman of Camp
treet on Thursday afternoon for a fare
veil social in honor Of Mrs. Joseph Hovt.
Who. with her family. is soon to leave the
ity for their new home near Springfield.
This was complete surprise to Mrs.
ioyt. who was invited TO the house ON
ther pretenses and found upon arriving {
here the Alturians awaiting her. A
lessant social time was enioyed bv al. 2
liss Ada Sherburne gave a history Of
he formation and work Of the club. in
rhieh Mrs. Hoyt has been faithful
-orker for Is years. She also presented
er Wallace Nutting picture a. a slight =
1ken Of the esteem in which she is held .
y the club members A reading was
wen by Mrs. Bishop and several musi-
y selections were rendered on victrola,
iter which refreshments of salads sand y
iches, cake and cocoa were served. is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
ADVANCE FIVE MILES
AGAINST ITALIANS;
TAKE 1900 MEN
Austrian Offensive Said BY Berlin To Be
Making Progress Each Day in Spite
of Great Difficulties.

Berlin, via London, May l9.-The Aus
trian offensive to the south and south.
east of Roverto is making progress daily
The Austrian front already has advanced
were made in the face of great Difficult
ties. The mountains are still covered
with snow
The positions captured have been in
the hands OF the Italians for months and
include points to which the Italians at
tached the greatest strategic Importance.
The captures Of men and war materials
have been increasing daily. The number
Of prisoners now exceeds 1900. The Aus
trians also have taken 81 cannon and 35
machine guns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
MONTPELIER

Replying TO the request of Fl. J. Con
ant, representing the local board of trade
as to whether special rates would be fixed
on the New England railroads for the
New England fruit show TO be held in
Montpelier in November, the passenger
association of Boston has assured Mr.
Conant that two-cent rate will be OBJ
tainsble both ways on every road except
the Bangor & Aroostook.
Miss Beuhh Grant is taking brief va :
cation from her duties in the First Ma
tional bank and has gone to Burlington.
Arthur C. Goodrich. agent for the Ma.
tional Life Insurance Co. at Baltimore.
Md, and Mrs. Goodrich, who we're in the
city to attend the Cutler Walker wedding
Wednesday evening, returned this morn
ing to their home. Misses Katherine Kes-
singer and E. Hoekmeyer returned yes
terday afternoon to Lowell, Mass. having
been the guests during the week Of Mr.
and Mrs. G. +. Moulton.
About 80 couples attended the annual
dance of the Junior Bankers association
held last evening in the city hall audi
torium. music being furnished by Car
rolls orchestra.
Mrs. Alta Carpenter left this forenoon
for Boston. where she will make an in
definite visit with relatives.
Gilman s. Bliss administrators of the
estate of Silas B. Sibley. has Sold to Will |
liam II. Cossey and wife the house and !
lot at "a East Liberty street. the CON
siderstion not being made public A deed 1
recording the sale was filed. in the CITY 1
clerks office to-day.
Thomas Short. for nearly n years the 4
Of quick lunch establishment
on Main street yesterday sold his bus
mess to Roy Harris Of Middlesex. the
new owner taking immediate possession.
Mr.. Short is not decided as to what bus
mess he viii pursue in the future. al.
though he expects TO remain in Montpe-
Ter for the present.
Mrs. Frank II. Tracy went yesterday
afternoon TO Highgate Springs to pass
he week end az their summer cottage.
Mrs. G. W. Litch is recovering at Heat
N hospital from an illness Of several
weeks and win be able to return to her
lome. . Cliff street. in q few dsys.
William Lee Of Waterbury arrived in
he city to-day for a several DAYS visit
With relatives. Ii
John Avery. legislative reference d. '
urian. left this forenoon for Ticonder- f,
"a. y. Y. where be expects 10 make a 1 2
-esk's visit with relatives. Z
Miss Marion Watson went this fore .
oon to Waterbury 70 complete arrange Z
tents for the appearance in thst town {
his evening of the y. n c. A. girls .
iinstrels.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
STATE CASES DEFERRED.
Divorce Case Holds Them Up Till Next
Tuesday.

Witnesses for the petitioner had not all
been called this forenoon in the divorce
case of Mary l.. Pierce VS.. James Pierce
of Warren, which is being heard in coun-
ty court, and because OF the time the
suit will take before it is completed the
state cases viii not be taken up until
next Tuesday forenoon. The jurors are
under instructions to report at that time
and at the conclusion of the case will
probably be finally discharged for the
term.
A replevin case was filed yesterday
afternoon with the clerk Of the court,
f. L. Smith against G. H. Barton and
Fl. J. Slsyton, an action to recover prop.
erty attached by the deputy sheriff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
MORE NEW BISHOPS.
DR.. Matt S. Hughes Latest Elected By
Methodist Church.

Saratoga Springs, n. Y, May l9.-Dr
Matt S. Hughes of Pasadena, Cal, was
elected bishop OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church to-day on the llth ballot. DIR.
Hughes is brother of Bishop Edwin H.
Hughes. Three more bishops now re-
main to be elected. DIR. Herbert Weleh,
president of the Ohio Wesleyan univer-
sity and DR.. Thomas Nicholson OF New
York City, secretary Of the church board
of education, having been chosen last
night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
LOCATED IN SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Charles W. H. HOyt of St. JOhnsbury
Went Away Week Ago.

St. Johnsbury. May l9.-Word was re-
.eeived from Springfield, Mass. last night
that Charles W II. Hoyt. The civil EN-
gineer. missing from his home since last
Saturday. had been located by track men
in Springfield Officers there wired that
Hoyt would return. Fears for his health
and mental condition are felt BY his wife
and mother. because the Springfield au-
thOrities asked that some one b. sure
and meet him az the train. II is thought
that he walked practically all the way to
Springfield.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
BURIAL AT PLAINFIELD CENTER.
Following Funeral of Miss Harriet Reed
This Afternoon.

The funeral Of Miss Harriet Newell
Reed, whose death occurred at hel
home, 7 French street, Wednesday fore.
noon after long illness, was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. w
Reed this afternoon at o'clock. Rev
B. J. Lehigh, pastor of the First Baptist
church, was the officiating clergyman and
the bearers were six nephews of the de-
ceased, Wallace Bartlett of Plainfeld
Benjamin Batchelder, Nelson Welch OF
Phiuield Dan A, Perry, Q. H. Perry and
G. w. Perry. There were several fine
floral tributes. The body was taken to
Plainfeld Center for burial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
129 FRENCHMEN
TAKEN BY GERMANS
When They Captured Trenches on Both
Sides of the Haucourt- -Esnes High
Road on Verdun Front.

Berlin, via London, May l9.--French
trenches on both sides of the Haucourt-
Esnes high road on the Verdun front
west of the Meuse have been captured by
the Germans, the war office announced
to-day. Nine French officers and l20
men were taken prisoners. The announce
ment says that French captured positions
extend to the neighborhood of the south
ern corner OF Ducks wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
STATE DENTAL OFFICERS.
DR.. H. M. Smith of Lyndonville Elected
President.

Burlington, May l9.-At the closing
session OF the Vermont Dental associa
ton o-day Or. n M. Smith of Lyndon
Vile was elected president, DIR. G. F..
Partridge OF Burlington and DR.. W. r.
Pond OF Rutland vice presidents, Dr.
Philip f. Melen Of Aiddlebury secretary,
Dr. W. II. Munsill of Wells River treas
urer, and Dr. Fred Newell Of Brattleboro
a member of the executive committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
ST. ALBANs POSTMASTER.
William H. Finn Succeeds c. S. Forbes in
Office.

St Albans. May l9.-William H. Finn
whose nomination as postmaster at st
Albans Washington dispatch an
nounced yesterday, has always been a
Democrat. He served the city as alder
man from ward three during the first
three years of the city government and
afterward was school commissioner sev.
eral years. He has been justice of the
peace and has long been director Of the
Sheldon Poorhouse association. He is a
member of st. Mary's church and the
Knights of Columbus.
The commission of Postmaster G. s.
Forbes expires some time next month
and Mr.. Finn expects to take over the
Office Immediately upon the expiration of
that term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
Berlin Hears That Survivors
Claim 1t Was Due to a
Boiler Explosion
IBRITISH DECLARED
1T WAS TORPEDO
Officers of Ship Had De-
clared They Saw the
Submarine

Berlin, via wireless, May l9Anster-
dam dispatches to the Overseas news
agency state that survivors of the Brit
ish steamship Cymric, which was sunk
on May 0, stated on their arrival at Liv-
erpool that the sinking of the vessel was
due to the explosion Of her boilers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
AUSTRIANS CAPTURE
CONSTABELLA TOWN
Are Continuing to Advance, Says Austria
Statement, Despite Efforts Of Italians
to Deliver Vigorous Counter-Strokes.

Berlin. via wireless, May l9.--The Aus
trian troops are continuing to advance
at points on the Italian front although
the Italians are undertaking vigorous
counter-strokes, says yesterdays Wen
ma statement. The Austrians crossed the
Luan valle- and captured Costabella.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19

The accounts from British sources, as
well as dispatches to the state depart
ment from the American consul, said the
Cymric was torpedoed. The officers Of
the Cymric said submarine was seen at
the time of the attack.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19

Mrs. Horace Haskill Of Gloucester.
Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. George Hall Of
Dorchester. Mass. are the guests for a
few days Of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Z. Ayers
of Ayers street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
GERMANS HURL
FRESH TROOPS
INTO THE FRAY

Two Divisions Recently Ar
rived at the Verdun Front
Sent Against French in an
Effort to Regain Ground
Lost During the Preced-
ing Day, but Attacks in
the Main Failed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19

c. o. Averil. ?. W. Jackson and
Alex Duncan have returned 70 the city
from Burlington. where they have been
attending the annual convention Of odd
Fellows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19

There viii be q clerks' meeting Friday,
MAY ~, a. P. m. Don't forget TO reg
lister.
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48,49.jO,2,14, known as Shady
Grove plantation, lots 110.11 Var
nado, lot IS b4 Angie. $3.50
Ben Hager, lot IS in 3 Angie,
Mrs. E M Jourdan, 62 a in hr
1922, n Q W G S L Co.,. 0.75
WI Kemp, 81 a in hr 81, ill., 9
DR. McNeese, R NJ Pope. lot 10
8 Angie, " hf of lots 145, 14e b "A
lot l79 b %, 1878 b Is Angie
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Eliza Ann Kennedy, 10 a n
il W Wallace, e G S l. Go, south
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Beula Lott, a in hr 52.1,14, Il
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and Tylertown road. lots 249,
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sw sec 1878 Bankston add 4.4o
Anna Ploughman, lot IN ne OF
ne sec 1873. ......... .. 40
Harry Tyler, / a in sec ll'3'1'
Dean add. :. ......... 40
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w NJ Thomas, lots 4,5 in Pres
ton add ;. ............. $50
Henry Tiff, 1 lot in SO OF 50
sec 1913 acq NJ o Dean.... $50
Fifth Ward-White.
II Afford, 40 a n hf of Q hf of
ne sec 5,1.14.. 80. ,~..... a:oo
Lillian L Afford, $ hi OF Q nj OF
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Beatrice Adams, / a in 8 Angie
Mrs NJ E Adams, 5 a in hr 81,
/ IA, lot 10 in b 2 Angie. 400
Rosa Breeland, 81 sw OF sw
sec 34,1:12 :. .......... 4'oo
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hf of se,s hf Of sw Q Of Joe Br' "ch
ne so sec 22,1,12 .....~... lo'W
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n Frank Smitn,e P creeks Grain
Mrs l. w Blake, "a a in hr 81,
lilo at Cumnock ......... rs;
&C Blake, 10 y in sec 1918,
j Williams, Q j w Seal, " Billy
Seal ........ ....... 80 1o'o>
Est G W Boyles. 100 a Pigot'
10 Pearl River, W W W Boyles
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80 sec q, -. ..........1 1914
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J a in ne cor sec 21,1,l4, lots 2S3
284,2S5 b 81, 2 in Angie. SO. 8
Mrs T S Connerly, 10 a in hi
52,1,14 in Angie, lots 255,28S b 8
D lot 252, 253, 254, 288. 288, 2s9,290
!, 80 Angie .24.9
OF Mrs E A Chlles, 80 a hf Of 8
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5 Daniel Magee & Co., lot %
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Notice to Delinquent Road Tax
Payers.

Franklinton, La. May 2, 1916.
Per resolution and order passed oy
the Police Jury at its regular session
this date. hereby give official notice
that all parties who have not paid
their per capita road tax on or before
June /, 1916, will be turned in to the
Grand Jury for their action. Penalty:
Not less than So nor more than $lo,
and not less than five days in Jail, at
the discretion of the court, together
with all cost OF prosecution.
T.J. SIMMONS, Tax Collector.