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French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-02-24
FAssIFERN NEWS.

Mr. w. E. case Is. yisiting in FTOrida
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-02-24

The high school basket ball team is
now doing good work in anticipation
o. engaging in several games this
spring, the first of which will he with
tho AsheviIle School for Girls.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-02-24

Miss Helen Brooks, who has been
suffering with her throat, has, with
her mother, Mrs. ], Elem Brooks
rcen to Asheville several times during
the week to be treated by a specialist.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Lelong have
closed their handsome bungalow at
Fletchers and r visiting relatives at
New Orleans for the mid-winter sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Lelong will re-
turn to Fletcher early in the spring.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-02-24

Or. J. L. Egerton is out again after
a slight illness
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-02-24

Miss Lucille Youmans spent Satur-
law and Sunday with friends in Jones'
vile, S. c.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-02-24

There was a silver tea on Thurs
Gay, AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs.
Earl Stillwell on Fourth avenue. Mrs.
W.. R. Kirk poured tea and Mrs. Wilt
shire Griffith assisted Mrs. Stillwell in
serving refreshments. The occasion
was a very delightful one as Mrs. Still
we'll is always a charming hostess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

who's" husband was in a hospital and
who was led astray by "bencvolen,
fricui" led only because poverty was
tuggin,; AZ the iatchstring OF the little
home and four little mouths cried for
food.
Cecilia Czasikos Was tn" woman and
William Justaitus was the man. When
matters looked darkest for her and her
FAMILY JUStaitus appeared on the scene.
He was sorc.y gricvcd to hear that
her husband WAC i'll and that there was
no money in the house. At his urgent
solicitation tho woman accepted =
small temporary loan. Then. also at
mis- suggestion. he came TO room in the
house. thus giving her a small sum
weekly. The young mother was HAPPY.
AZ sh. obtained H. position washing cars
for the Pullman Company at 81 a week.
Justaitus was the ideal friend" lie
took the children To the movies
brought home many articles OF food
and soon the inevitable happened
Then the wife went TO the hospital
and confessed to her husband lie
strokcd her hair and forGavc her. a
week ago he was discharged ara partial
~ cured and ne and his wife moved
20 another part of the city. Meanwhile
shc had told JUstai:us that her rela-
tons with him We're ended for all time.
Tic tried 20 k:ll her AT the time. but
she escaped Yesterday. "a she was
on her way to work. he Intercepted her.
shot her through the heart, and shot
himself through tho head ana will die
Many persons on the elevated struc-
turc saw tho tragedy. AS the woman
!"ll Justaitus Rho; himself In tho tenn
pie. After lie had fallen no struggled
I" his knees and hrcd three more shots
"t tn" body OF the woman. all OF which
went Wild when tho police took her
body back TO the little attic they found
tn" convalesccnt husband washing and
dressing the children. and from him
III" story Of the fatal triangle was oh
tain"d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

seventeen large sailing ships and hit
two trains. one railway "mbankn"nf,
and f"w villagers who fred on ~ and
go' u III til" neck for doing so we
also d!ved up to Consiautiuople and
nr"d q torpedo at the wharf -, the ar
sexual. whcr" jhcr" w"r" a 10, OF ann
munition lighters. and there was - most
terrific explosion. which shook tho boat
although we were one nnd ouc-auartcr
miles AVA; What happened don't
know, bur something. must have 90, IL
in the neck, judging by the bang W..
had small duel with y small runhoat
one day on Tho surfac. aud drove nor
on. although she fred 2pn rounds from
hoy Two guns After that ~ were. left
alone and ov"rythinG ran lil;o blnzcs
when sc got anywhere near.
The only drawback was that w" an
h@U dySeutery. and Halifax, the second
officer, and seaman 20, badly burned
setting fire TO 2 steamer. 80 Cochranc
and had TO keep watch all the time.
and by the time twenty-four DAYS were
gon" We we're absolutcly done up What
HnliiaN went through with his burned
feet for three weeks below don't
know
we had 40 trouble in diving in the
go - i"''noEd, bul "Icii We came
down We had an awful time rs the
Turks had rugged UP all sorts % nets
and things to catch us. ana va go,
mixed UP in them and also v.ere foulod
by mines three times
The reception We GOT IN The harbor
was great. The Who'll feet and every
thing manned the rails aud cheercd US
'nad!y. Just Imagine us--all dirty and
unshaven, and the nag with bullet holes
ali over II, and coming tower all
dents from bullets and rust y-steaming
through the lines and thousands OF
men cheering like made Bat,leships.
cruisers. torpedo boats, transports. and
the captains leading the cheers II Was
great, have heard cheers before, but
,his was the real Thing Poor old
cochrane's eyes were fun of tears as
he salutcd TO the cries Of Are we down
hearted and Well done, f.,
At present I am resting on land
and baskinS in ,hc light OF popular
favor. II Is Very nice 10 lie a hero
among ones own cloth. ;oU Know be
cause they really mean Il. and ,hey
really understand ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
CH|LDREN'S AID WORK
YIELDS FINE RESULTS
Mrs. John Stewart Bryan, Chairman,
Reports on Activities to War
Relief Association.
ALL COMMITTEES VERY BUSY
Nearly 1000 Garments and 200 Com
plcte Outfits. Having Value of
$2,S93, Made and Shipped to- Lit
tie Sufferers in War Zone.

\ wonderful record Of achievement
IS revealed i'm til" report OF the chill
ircns aid section Of tho War Relief
Association OF Virginia. made by its
chairman. Mrs. John Stewart Bryan.
showing III" activities and accom-
plishmcnts OF the various committees,
all Of which have entered most ear
nestly into their work
The report shows tn. following
splendid results.
From the Gin'"r Park committee.
Mrs G. 6. Pinkuey. chairman: twenty
eight conpict" outfits for boys ana
girls &Ds n"w garments. three baby
outfits hy -. Thomas Guild. 81 in
cash sent 10 treasurer. $3.50 taken
in at children's entertainments ut La
burnum. cash valu" uf donations Si40.-
G2. From the Dumhurtou committee.
Mrs James Eraucn .'ah"il chairman
i.j garments. valued At S25SO. From
Barton Heights committee. Mrs I<uyil
and Mrs. James Richards Chairmcn:
al garments and twelve outfits, val
ucd at S2.3.5". From Mrs. John Kerr
HrauCh's committ"" for infant outfits.
seventy-two outfits, valued at sIl4.IS.
These goods were purchased at great
~ reduced prices through the courtesy
81 local merchants. From Mrs cha rlcs
L. Wi!liams's "Omnitten cirhty-tw O
garments. valued -, $3.50. From com
mittcc for Tie Chamh.rlayne School.
Mrs. Erhcr' g Leigh Jr, and Mrs II
T. Hnslinrvillo rpairncn. ,hir.v COW
nlatn OUTFITS for hovs r,,rch.snd ~
cash from bows Of ,rc school amount,
ing 90 $2G51! From Nellie I:outin
committee at Miss Fllctts school. $50
garments. valued at $50 From Miss
Woods committee. Y " q ,fty-
two garments yalrad at son 50 From
NJ Thomas = rr,,,,. ,a,,,,;,,o,
twon,v-;wo co,npI.t. o,,,n,e ..o Gar
m.r,s valued a, salts No,,,svnrl
ScronI b,yi,,r contributed tc-cc r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
SUFFRAGE RESOLUTION
UP ON FEBRUARY %
congressional Committee Gives CurIin
Credit for Earlier Date for
Consideration.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WASiilNGTON. MARCH la-'rhe
congressional committee OF the nation
III Woman's Suffrage Association has
given Representative CarIin. of vir-
Ginia, credit for the action % the
House Judiciary Committee In fixing
February 2S, instead Of December -.
.as the date for IN. consideration OF
the suffrage resolutions
In this connection the Suffrage As
ISOLATION has given out the following
statement:
"Mr. Carliu. Of Virginia. was instru-
mental in securing III" action By which
Il committee vote will bc had on tie
suffrage measure The 2Sth Of this
month. instead OF December Il the
date set for consideration by the .iu-
dietary Committee at Il former meet =
ing. Although Mr.. Carlin voted ear
Her IN the session Tor the postpone
nent TO December IA. he now states
that he had been persuaded by repre-
scntatives Of the national association
TO favor tho carlie- date
I have no desire to smother con
! sidcration Of the question in commit
tee. Mr.. Carlin is quoted as saying by
the suffrage advocates. and for this
reason | agreed to the reuues. OF the
national association and did what
could 20 secure the action that wa.
hnally taken by the Judiciary Commit
tee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

hNed overhead, 1 am now walking
about without the aid OF cane or "A
crntch. suffered from rheumatism OF
me joints for years My feet were
sore painful and stir, my knees were
drawn uD. and the least move would
max" me cry out from the pain. NV
hands. fingers and wrists were swollen
from II chalily deposit. aud SO stiff tina
was unable TO move them.
physicians wanted to operate or
me ana try 10 remove the deposit My
legs were drawn up So THAT they could
not be Strengthened. and 10 have any
one lift me from the bed was agony
unhcarnblc. For one yenr did not
leave the bed without assistance. How
helpless was and what | suffered only
God and myself knows" said Mrs. j.
W. Cheney. Moosup, Conn.
The rector OF st. Albau's Church. in
Danielson. knows my condition for he
called ON me while | was confined to
bed for the purpose OF giving sle ccEr
munion. When started on Nar-uc-SP
| was IN bed continually getting worse
ana Tor almost a year | did not sc.
very much Improvement except that
my stomach WAS better and my
strength began 10 return.
There is hardly u person in this
section who does not know about ms
condition. aud am glad YOU called. for
IL may be the means of helping othet
To hear from amy rheumatic sufferers
and TO let them know how | rcgaiucd
my health. My address is a. O. Box
l3i. Moosup, Conn. | have loaned my
wheel chair clutches, pulley and shoes
TO Nur-nc.sis to add TO the collection
in Boston"
Hundreds Of rheumatic sufferers
have recovered their health through
Nur-ne-sis after ordinary remedies had
failed, Nar-ue-sis does not contain
sal,cylatrs. iodides, Colchicum or the
usual drugs so often giHc.l, but is CONF
posed Of ROOTS herbs and barks. No
rheumatic can AFFORD to ignore Vars
nc-sis.
Write to W. s.. Varncy, Lynn, Mass.
for newspaper devoted 10 rheumatic3.
Get Nar-ne-siS now to-day at Tragic
Drug Co. Tell your druggist TO get
Var-ne-sis for you fro his whole-S
saler or send TO W. A. varney. Lynn
observation-disclosures ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
iiis> ,.ooG win IIostr. -
~ IND OI'T or TOW

Mss Emily H"g"rson. who is attend
i7g school in philadelphia this session,
- the @ucst al her parents Mr. and
Mrs. ". l.. I, Eoscrsou, on West Grace
street
Miss Louise Black, who has been in
i;radentown. Fra, Tor several months
IS the guest rf Miss Xellc Minor at
%@@ East Franklin street en- route for
her homo in Elacksburp.
Leon Wallcrstein, OF Richmond, has
been the reCen, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Levy, III Orange
Or ana Mrs 7. W. Harris, Of 1877
lark Avenue, have returned from a
Southern trip which included New Or
leans. Montgomery and Atlanta.
Mrs. Il. II. Valentine ana Miss Nora
Houston have returned TO Richmond
after short stay with Mrs. H. H.
Smthcy, In Ashland
Mrs. L. Carter Wexford, OF sabine
Hall richmond County, is spending
some time with relatives in this city
Mrs. Allen Sa,illc and little daugh-
ter. Nell stuart SavilIc, left Thurs
day for Hamlet, y. c.. TO he the guests
of Mrs. w. H. Bagwell for ten DAYS.
Mrs. Marshall Bethel, of Charlotte
y. c.. is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene PoitiauN. in this city.
Miss Eleanor Scott. Of this city, has
been Inc recent guest OF Miss Augusta
Nixon, in Ashland.
Mrs. Isham Keith has returned Ia
Warcnton. after n visit Of scvera |
weeks in Richmond, Washington and
Fairfax.
Miss Mary ritts has returned to
Scottsvil'". after spending some time
in This city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Morris, who
lave been visiting here, Will leave
shortly FOR their home in Alexandria.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. T.. Gardner and Miss
Mollic Prince Gardner OF Holiday
spent several days in Richmond last
week
Miss Stuart Hlanton, who Is spend :
ing some time III this city, has been
visiting in Ashland for u few days.
Mrs. Raymond Corson and her grand
son. Raymond CorSon, Jr, Of this city,
are visiting Mrs. !. T.. Dyke in New
port News.
Airs. Robert Spicrs. Of Richmond.
has been the recent guest of Mrs John
Howard III Ashland
Miss Esther Wilson left Saturday
FOR Washington, where she is the guest
Of Mrs. Edward Ragland for few
days.
ID. J. Hay Is very sick at the resi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
NEWS OF ASHLAND
f>pc,ial TO The Times ii spatch.
w Y N..rcl y --IIell Ii u


ASHLAND, VA. March lH.-Petiuons
az. being circulated throughout tho
COUNT 10 call an election to settle the
question whether or not the court
house should l.. removed TO Ashland
For the pas, ten wears this question
has been on" Of much discussion, and
there are many who will not be salts
fed until there is vote OF the peo-
pie.
soc.aiiou viii meet In Richmond on
Friday. March -. In connection Win
Tho teachers OF the Third Congressional
District :. short meeting OF the Han
over teachers Viii he held at II O'Clock
a, the John Marshall High School TO
;rmnsac, such business as may come
before the association.
Rev and Mrs Roscoe White and
children are guests Of bishop ana NirS'
Collins Denny. IN Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Bernard Dos
we'll haV. issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter. Anne Bern
ard. to Walter Kidd Jones. on the even
inr OF WEDNESDAYS. April ., nj '.a'
o'clock. in The Ashland Christian
Church reception viii he gwen III
tho brides home immediately after tile
ceremony.
Mrs. Merre,t Motley has returned 10
Afton after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Clyde Barnes.
Mesdames John Addison. George
Gary. r. Morgan Sheperd. r. II. Dug
dale and Miss Weisiger VIII be most
osscs for the tea 20 he given AT DE"
Drop Inn on Tuesday.
during the pas, week visiting friends,
Professor Frank Bane, OF SUFFOLK
spent Saturday with friends at Ran
dolph- Macon College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
MILLION TO AID ROOSEVELT
FltzErrnld Declares Zig sum VIII he
Rutsrd 4" H""m Candidacy or
Former I'rcSIdcnt.

BOSTON. MARCH, I9.-in the current
issue OF the Republic former Mayor
John T.. Fitzgerald declares that ST.
c0c.o0o is 10 be raised in the near fu-
tire on behalf o. the Roosevelt cam
paiGn for IN" presidency. Mr. r'itzGer-
aid says
"Publicity Of the widcs; Kind is to b.
had. and perhaps Mr.. kooSevelts
strength Will be considerably aug
mcntcd 10y primary day. Az tho pres
en-. writing the old Guard seem 10
have n runaway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
COURAGEOUS EXPLOIT
OF SUBMARINE E-7
Leaves Trail of Ruined Shipping During
T,vrnty-F omr DaHs| Cruise IN
Sen of MnrmOrM.

NEW YORK. March 1o.-The story
Of ho.v the British submarine E-' en-
,.rad the Sea OF Marmora and operai-
ing. for twenty -four days sank twenty
three ships. sheilcd iw" railway trans
and did other damage is told In let
ter received i'm New York yesterday.
The letter was written by young otii-
GER who was on the ~. The Cochrane,
who is referred to as absolutely spIeh-
did" is the commander of the E-T lie
says:
we returned safely after twenty
four days ~ the DardGnclles in the Sea
'of Marlnora. II is hopeless 10 try L"
give a detailed account in letter. but
YOU can take 1t from me ii was me
show. We broke all previous records
Cochrane was absolutely splendid. the
tale OF our doinGs is the sort or th'nS
ono reads of in the old days we went
around the Sea Of Marmora. leaving n
trail OF sunk and burning ships. we
fairly shook things TO the core.
I'VE are the first submarine in his
tory TO lombard place on shore under
fire. ! think we were under fire abont
three times day on an average, and
penetrated into all sorts of places and
destroyed shipping. We even shellcd n
railway and destroyed two troop trains.
We shclled the ombankrnent and
blocked the line and then caught the
trains as they came along. 1t was the
funniest thing You can imagine to see
the trains try TO hide behind trees. hut
We caught them and sma shed them all
to hlaze. The ammunition all blow up
With terrible explosion. The soldiers.
OF course, got out and took cover and
fred tons OF ammunition at us, but
we We're out of range.
Altogether we sunk one gunboat,
fivo steamers Gone Of 5000 tons), and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
Colonel Inrtield I.ntcrtain..

bENDHON. VA, March l?.-Colone!
A!"el Earfeld entertained a number
OF hts friends AT dinner az his home
in Dcndr"n on. Thursday evening A
delightful menu consisting OF rOas 81
TURKEY. oysters, SmithHcld ham and all
the d"iic;n.i"s Of the season were Scrv-
ed IN most hospitablc and delightful
manner Anon" thos" present were +:
l.. Gray, j. II Gray. II. y. Cray, T. r.
Erit'!". 'r. l.. -. Vaughan ana - =
Higgins, Of Wavcrly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
CONFINED TO WHEEL CHAIR BY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WALKS
Helpless for Years, Woman Tells How Simple
Remedy Removed Pain and Stiffness
From Joints.

Il wish others suffering from rheu-
matisn could share nay joy and know
what freedom from pain and stiffness
means ] wish could meet and talk
10 every man and woman suffering
from rheumatism Of the joints, and tell
them how ] recovered after being con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
Mr.. AND MRS. L|PP|NCOTT
LEAVE FOR CAROLINA
Have Been Guests Here of MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas &.
Gordon.
Miss Nancy Perkins, Of Richmond,
VIII BE Maid OF Honor at We'd
din. in New York OF Daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson.

Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph w f.fppincott
81 Philadelphia. who have been guests
"i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas g. Gordon
icr" Tor few days left Saturday for
North Carolina, wher. they Viii spend
ono time. NJ. I.ippinco,t is head Of
he l"ppincou Publishing Company,
yhich brought on, Mrs. sally Nelson
'""InA.s hook. ~ Mans Beach" and
ir "'& greatly Interested in seeing tn"
lace. in Richmond described by the
!utn"r IN her novel
y number of Interesting affairs were
i'E'u for these distinguished guests
turing their stay here.
Wcrh-Ind t.uestr,
Miss Virginia Lynch, OF Norfolk,
spent the past Weekend in Richmond
's tho guest OF relatives. Miss Lynch
vas joined III Richmond Dj her cou-
sin, Miss hlou Gray, Of Norfolk, VINO
also spen, the Weekend tn this city.
NLss Gibson. Attendants.
April - IL the day choa"n for the
wedding OF Miss Ircuc l.anrhorne Glib
son. daughter of MIR. ana Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson, OF New York, and George
q. Post. Jr, also OF New York. The
CEREMONY will take place in 81 Bar
iholomcw's Church, in New York, and
VII be followed by q large reception at
the brides home, l27 East Thir,ysev
nth street. Miss Nancy Perkins. Of
richmond, cousin OF Miss Gibson. will
90 her maid Of honor, and The brides
maids arc: Misses iarric, a Post,
Nathalie Wo,.i, Helen Crociser, Evelyn
prcston, Ruth liapEopd and Margot
'cull Chalmers Wood, Jr., will attend
he groom. "a beet man, and TIA" ush"rs
will include Hayari Tucker,nan. IT.
Il Boston; J. y. shaw Mexican. o: Ros
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
FALSE FRIEND ADDS MURDER.
PERHAPS SUICIDE. TO CRIME
Mills Rcprntnnt Wife After She e.,
cnnrs His influence and Then
shoots Himself.

CHICAGO, March l9.--This Is tn.
story Of woman, still young and
comelE. mothc: OF four small children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
WOMES'S MEETINGS.

rhe Helping Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tcrs will meet this afternoon at $50
o'clock with Mrs a. T. Clayton, 2ill
Paramount Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

IL the Service ot the King circle 81
Kings Daughters Will meet with Miss
Alice Gary, at 25oi Floyd Avenue, this
afternoon At O'Clock a tull at
tendance IS desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

Mrs Stcpheu Putncy, Of Wytheville
and Baltimore. viii address the womep
Of Highland Park this afternoon At 4
o'clock at the residence OF Mrs W. VI.
Foster, 1915 First Avenue. Mrs. Put
ucy's subject Will he Woman in
Civics" aud All women interested are
rnrHi;.llN invited 10 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

Tn. regular meeting OF the James
River Garden Club will be held at this
home OF Mrs. Egbcrt 9. Leigh. Jr., 50t
West Franklin street, this afternoon
at o'clock Charles Gillette will
make an address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
Of Crepe de Chine in
Fashionable Shades
S2.48

ON the late Saturday ex-
~ press came this big Of
fering Of spanking new
waists, and at the remark
able price, their style and
quality is certain to prove
a revelation. There are
half dozen distinct mod
els, Of which the following
is typical in beauty:
a dainty waist, in solid
shades Of color. the seams
finished in entire deuX Of
the same tone, and the col
lar rolling smartly in
front, but extending to
points at the back. A deli
cate feminine touch is add
ed by the shirring at both
shoulders and waists. Fin
ished with fancy pearl but
tons, and shown in rose,
maise, flesh and white.
S2.4S.
Visit the Specialist Shop of a
Thousand Springtime Nov
elites. ,,o, g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

fined to a wheel chair from the disease.
From an absolutely helpless cripple
who could only turn in bed by ropes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-27
EAST CABOT

Leon Hopkins, student of Lyndon
Agricultural school, is at Ira Reads con
valescing from an operation which he
underwent at st. Johnsbury two weeks
ago for appendicitis
Arthur Read returned to his school
duties at Lyndon Monday.
Harry Young was at West Barnet Fri
day on business.
5. A. Chandler, the cow-tester, was in
this place testing last week.
Conner Moore and Herbert Blair of
Peacham were in this place buying stock
Friday.
Miss Della Pelow of st. Johnsbury is
a guest Of her grandmother for a time.
DR.. +. II. Ross of st. Johnsbury was
called here for council Saturday on the
case Of Robert Barr, VINO has been i'll all
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. w ]. Abbott were recent
guest OF his cousin, Miss Hazel Abbott,
er, at Whittier hill. Cabot.
Ralph Bean Of Lunenburg has been the
guest Of his counsin. Miss Hazel Abbott.
for a few days.
W. D. Barr has a live fox which be
captured Friday.
a woodchuos left his snug little den
here March Is and wandered around in
the deep snow. The weather Of the past
two weeks must have seemed little
tough On him; bis tracks were seen again
enc dAV kst WeG-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-27
DOG LICENSES
Notice to Owners and Keepers

All dogs within the city four weeks old
and over on the first day Of April, next
must be licensed on or before that date
in accordance with the provisions of act
226 of the acts of the general assembly of
1912 and section 4, chapter 4S, of the ordi-
nances of the city of Barre.
Fees if licensed by April !, 1916:
Females ...........-..--.. $500
Males and spayed females ........ 200
If licensed after April ! and before
May Is, 1916:
r emaies ..-------- ---.-..-.-.- SlZ.Vu
Males and spayed females ....... 500
After May Is. 1916, all unlicensed dogs
win be shot. and the owners subjected to
a fine Of 5000.
JAMES AACKAY. City Clerk.
Barre VT, March Is, 1916.