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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-30
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Del. Il spending fortnight win Mr.
and Mr.. Vim. GTumhIn9
HoueEHyllle i noted Tor cherries
For mHay year there has been tons
shipped To Baltimore, but the rains
n0tted them all this year.
VIM. Conner. of CbamBerabufE. Pa,
i the guest o. Mr. and Mrs \. H.
] :. AllgITe. Of Valley nrook Farm.
Mr. Nm. Harrla. whIIa leading
coz 10 pasture last ThnrsdaY. waa
thrown - The ground. dIzlocatlnR his
shoulder.
] Ara. Peter Huchman nd aoa. Ray
mond. spent la Sunday Hith IT. and
Ars. George Il faple. If EasifIes.
Mr.. and Mira. :. G. AIIKire, Of Vest
Minister. sere gueats of heir parents.
Mr. and Mrs =. ". s Aligira. over
Saturday and Sunday.
! Mira. Edward Singer and children.
spent several days OF at week with
! friends n Baltimore.
: SIR. John Suanr and family. of I'm
I'm bridge. spent Monday with MI.
keyner. sho i farming tho silas Mar.
! IN place
Last xeek one day. while Inez. the
daughter OF Mr.. Birdie Hamn. was
playing With one OF y II. :. All.
Eire's dogs. the dog became angry and
hi tho child IN he cheek Six stitches
zero required 70 close he wound.
Mr.. md Mr.. James McClarey. Of
Cranberry. spent Sunday with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. I'm. Harris.
/ Last week one day while George
! Wagner was farming some new
ground Tor " II. s. AllgIra. found
: land ierrapIn. with his Initials ana
date, 1E11. cut IN II, Il Ia very plain
and en- be seen on The farm. Uncle
BILLY has knowledge when be carved
his name on i. Just foFIy-hxe years
ago.
c. F. Eiseroad IL On the alex list.
lie is threatened with appendicitis.
Dir. I'm. HazIer haH improved hi
home b. having water put in hi house
and oufbnildlnga. c. I. Elsenozd was
the plumber.
Mrs. Vernon Abbott md Mrs. Ida S.
slseroad. OF palapsco. spent Tuesday
With friends IN HouckaYllle.
:. Mr.. Luther Reese and family. OF
Testers. and mr. Harry Baker and
family. Of CarroIlton. apent Sunday
Nth Mr. and Ars. 4. J. Hoffman.
Mrs. Maggie Zopp. Kho spent the
winter With her nephew. Harry F.
buchanan. In Baltimore. has returned
To her farm, whore she Hill spend the
summer.
Tho ladies' Ald Society, OF Wesley,
met laat Thursday In the Social Hall.
Miss Fay ElHeroad. spent Int week
With III. and hrs. Vernon Abbott, OF
PatRpaeo
Mr.. Henry Miller has purchased
himself m automobile. They ans get
ting quite numerous In this eommunI=
".
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Singer. of
Hampstead spent Sunday with their
son, Mr. Edward Singer.
Mrs. John Zentgraft. of Westmln.
ster. has returned 10 her parents. Mr..
and hrs. Henry Dull. Her husband
sat Camp Harrington. Laurel. Nd.
Farmers are now busy blowing
corn. spraying potatoes and making
hay.
Miss Grace Eby has returned 10
her home after spending tn past
week IN Baltimore.
The epidemic Of measles i nov
about over. About % children and
adults had them
Rev II. G. Tall, and Rev. T. Frank
King. Installed The officers Of the L.
l.. al Wesley. last Sunday night.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-30
B00EIHs Favor WILSON.

woodrow Wilson Ia tn fayorIle in
he betting as fzr as James 0feary
Chicago. i concerned lie ofTsra 4
- On Wilson s 10 On HnEhsa
The betting haa been llght 10 far. and
i Is understood that Roosevelt ID
scratched
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-30

Mlss RosaiIe WIsner spent from
Saturday until Monday with her
brother. this city.
Mr. and IRA. David Evans and Miss
Nary RIekher, sp4nt EandAy Nth
Mrs.. George Spencer.
MrH. Iane Spencer Il improving
slowly ~ this writing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-30
tsAMBER

Tie Christian Endeasor topic for
this-sunday evening Is How 10 Make
Ours an Ideal Nation Our leader
cordially invited TO attend
Mr. and Mrs. Horace l.. Shipley aud
son. l.aMctte. spent Sunday afternoon
with AIr. and Mrs. VIM n. shauck
Qiita 4 number of folks of this VI
entity. motored TO Laurel, on Sunday
last
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-30
LansDAI.g

Ar. Edward Mann, spent the past
Monday visiting n Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Spencer. Of
Westminster, spent Sunday with the
formers naFenIz
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This i n give notice that ne subscriber hal
obtained rom the 0Tphana' Court Of oaTrall Goun.
y, IN Maryland. letters TezIamentsry On this
Personal Estate Of
HELEN G. CASE,
ate OF Carroll County, deceased. Al personi
having claims against th-z as.==s-sed are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. With the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. 10 the subscriber.
IN or before the 9Th day of January. Ut. theY
may otherwise BY L. be excluded from I'll benefit
nf aaid estate.
Given under my hand thu 9TH day Of June
1915.
HELEN ]. LEASE
June ct Exszutrix.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28

kraval "a LOwdena - poprccno
pc 100 dolarjcv. GlcdaliSca Y mo-
tranJem meStu ne odpro >vojih
vrat "a politicne Shodc ccmcjc ka
kor Ia 500 do 800 dolarjcv. Maj
ubornejSi "govornik' vclja 10.
dolarjcV IA boljSc AlaSa honorar
100 dolaricv. Pcvci dobc po 10 do
- dolarjcv "a pcScm. Ia agitaci-
ia jc vcljala 10000 dolarjcv.
20 vScj DRAW .jc bill aranziran
poScben WAX IA Lowdcnovo pro
pagando tudi majhcn Sion ic de
lal V tel Rampant. To .jc Skupaj
stale 2j.O0O dolarjcv. Razdajanjc
~'Iltcraturc racunajo : 10000 do
larji, 'organizatorNko dclo" N
100000 dolarjcv. Vprico tch Ste
vllk gotovo mi ME prctirancga. cc
:" racuna "a ralnOvrStnc StroSkc.
hi prlhajajo ''tako vines. Sc so
coo dolarjcy. In MILLION .jc komplc-
ten.
&c hi bill Lowdcn vcrjcl. da bo
brcz takih StroSkov izvoIjcm. go
tovo ne hi bill raz>ipal toliko de
maria. Torci j. zmagal MCCOY mi
lion.
Amcrika ic Decentralization" re
publika. N>ak njcn drzayl.iau do.
Sclc lahko naiviSic >topnjc &c
jc roicn Y tcj dczcli, postauc lah-
ko prcdNcdnik.
To Sc nam pripovcdujc in "a
htcva 81 od mas. ia hi |vcrjoli. Am
pax To j. tako prctiraua zahtcya.
da prchaja ~ ncmAgoGnoSt. Ne
la i amcri>ki d~rlavliau. la 81 So
kaj mairil in ia mas Npo>obuo>ti.
t"mVcc ia ima> polno mo>ujo de
maria. j" Clayni pogoj. Ina 10 mi dc
%moEracija, ampak plutokraciia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
FinanCne ZrtNe NOine.

Ma mnocih kraIih 80 scdaj dclaio vojni racuni.
NprasanJc Jc namrcc ~ zelo razumljIvih razlocov "a
nimIvo in yazno "a raznc kroCc. Tu ne gre L. "a uti-
SAME navadnc radovcduo~tI. financni ucinki tcga ne
Iasluancga klania ne morcio oStati brcz vclkih po-
Nlcdic. IN tc jc trcba spoznati. Zclo naravno ic, da .
bavIjo S. tenn yprasanjI tudi kaptalisticni kroci. Dasi
nj Amcrlka stma laplotcna : v"jn". ina vcndar cvrop-
sko yojskoranJc ma memo Cospodarstvo vcllk vpliv. Hi
jc Y nckatcIih ozirih zclp blarodcjen, Y drugih pa
shrajno strupcn.
Tudi amcri,Ei kaptali2cm 80 torcj bavi Z cvrop-
KIM vojnImi .'r"Ski in pred kraikim jc Mechanics and
Mc'als Bank ildala hrosuro War Loans and War Fl
nance. kI prcracuuiaya voino iziatkc. 20 Lomhinaci-
jah &C. Enjizicc jc hio = prvcm voiucm lctu $%l7.5o0.-
o"o.0oo stro,kov. drugo lcto i'm ic hiIo zc SIS 900
o0",o"0 in ~ trctjc lcto ic raiacunala hrosura $50
oo",ooo,ooo. : -at@
Ia slucaj trIictncGa traianja voinc racuna skupnc
vojnc stroskc ma -. reel in citaj pc-tinscdcmdcsot mi
lizard dolarjcv.
Da hi bia Ia ogromna svota razumljivcjsa ljudcm,
katcrim SC sposohnost ccnitvc ustavi, kadar gre "a
znc,kc cen million, omcnja avtor:
'To 10 dvakrat wee. ncgo 80 incl lcta 1914. pred
vojno. vsi narodi ma svctu drZavnih dolgov. Ia svota
jc Scdcmkrat tako vcika kakor vsc vloCc Y 76OO-ih
amcriSkih narodnih bankah in cello scdcmkrat tako We
lka kakor vsa 2aloga zlata ma Svctu. S to svoto hi Sc
lahko zrradilo pctkrat wee zclcznic. kakor jih zdai vozi
pc Idruzcnih drzavah. s to svoto hi Sc lahko placala
gradnja 900 p%rckopov. cnakih Panamskcmu %prckopu.'
To jc pa lc syota, katcro so zahtcvalc ncposrcdnc
vojaSkc rotrclscinc. Y tom Sc MISC vstcti zncski. XII hi
&C lahko scStavIli ma podlagi vsch gospodarskih zrtcv
voJnc. Poml~lIti jc trcba, koliko Skodc jc vojna ma
praviIa y syoji grozovitosti ma ~roliskcm. V Srbiji, Bel
gil, FrancJl ma Primorskcm, ' Armeniji it'd.
Stcvilkc. HI Jill podaja Ia knjizica kot dncvnc stro-
Ike vojnc, 20 Slcdccc:
u avc,p,.L. Ir,.y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
OSEMURNI

kakor >mo r. dawn" d,iali. vi>i
"NcmUrni dclavuik "a Io~lczuicaric
Sc p"p"lnoma y zraku. kliub tcmu.
da "a ic kongrc> zah"uito dolocil
in ia .ic Wilson podpi~al lakou
/"lclnlSkc druIbc 50 prcNiduo no
Gakalc, da 50 bile Nulityc kuucauc.
potcm 81 pa ,topIIc ma plan. Boi
50 prlrcIc prl SodiItih. Y Kansas
city. Mo, 50 .ic res zc uaScl sod
mix, IIook, ki jc %izjavil. da .ic "a.
kou ncuN'avcu. Pravi >iccr. da mo-
&c ; ten dati n|ajviSjcmu >"dilcu
priIiku. da sod % u>tavuo>ti
ali neu>tdymoS;i tc"a zakoua s.
pred u"vim l~om. N>ckakor
lc pa 10 cudna uicm,iiIo,.
S"duikoya naloga .ic. la sodi pc
Nv"lcm prcprijauju, ur pa = kakr
Snimi koIi drugimi uamcni. c. mi.
preprioau, da jc zakun ucu>la,cu.
tedaj nina izrckati fcga. I'm cc H.
I-.gHm.-Na. -l..l- -
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UNA VII" nav
N"diSca, lc hIlo ia>n" ti>ti hip. ko
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
CAN MONEY BUY THE


V volllni agitaciii So dcmokrati
V draw Illinois izdall med dru-
GIN plakatc. > katcrimi so agiti-
rail- IA ponovuo izyolitry >rIanjc-
ga guvcrncria Duuna. ~ ten pla-
kailh j. hilo vpraSaujc. yr more
denar kupiti guvcrncr>tyo. Dun
nov naSprotuik. rcpuhlikaucc
Lowdcn, ina namrrc 90 miliouov
premozcnja. Ravuatclj znanc
Pullmanove drulbc ir, ralum t,ga
ina znatue intcrc>r \ razuih iii.
noiSkih fiuaucuih %podjctiih.
Lowdem Jc biI izvoljcu. i'm
Dunno ina >"daj odgoNor ma >yo-
je ~vpraSanjc. Bio Ic ualyuo. ia
JIG sploh kdaj dvomil a mori de
maria. Sc . So lahko kupi L de
narjem kakor guvrrucrNtvo. c. Poi
priSlo RnrkcfcllcrJu ma mi>cl. da
hi bil rad Stir !rta prcd,cinik Ir-
dinj"nlh drzav. hi to y >cdamjih
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ri pri puIIm.royi J,,5h; n,. -
dolariev m.sc,.no ni,c. Akn,o -;
dovoli izk~ori;rapi, tcJ,i 49,. 49,
vemo koI;ko ii g., <. hiIo ,,..L..
q tom :. 10 mr,cn ,,,,r;l, L.. :,
WaISbov, ,y.zr, k~,mi.ii, ,.r
kayala industrii,kc r,,wcr. Ito.
zeli. Y yolilni a|ui,aciii - +. moa.
no u~porabliaI =, ,r.Im.n, Tudi
demokra,i. ~ MIN nriJn, ,,i
trail.
I'm vendar ic L.owdcn nyoli.n
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28

"Socializcm jc ncmogoc''. pra-
WHO iHkoriSccvalci. In doklcr bo-
do dcIavci TO vcrjcli, bo res ne
mogoG.
Noina lc grozna. T"da voima
jc lie cna groza V zbirki kapitali-
Siitnih grozot. Odpraviii .jc ire
ba cello zbirko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
RESNA NALOGA.

Sameznik izven zdruzitvc mora o.
magati.
Organizacija: carolina bcscda
novcga casa, najmocncjSc orozje
kulturnega %naprcdka, Orgamiza-
clJa pomcni Y naScm CaSu vSe,
Brcz Smotrcnc organizaciic mi mo
goc nobcn naprcdck. Idruzcmjc
vSeh tiStih, XII cmako m~islijo i'm no
ccIo doSeGi iSti eli, zlHS;i pa So
zdruzcnjc vSch s~ti>kamih, .jc xiv
ljcnSkc yaznosti.
kakor ie stall clovck V davno-
davmih cash Slabotcm naSproti ma
ravnim Silam, pray tako .ic tudi
brez moci, ako Stoji sam V burnt
rcki d~anaSnjega zivl.jcnja. Tudi
naJmocncjSi in najvztrajnejSi clio.
vck Sc mora udati, ako Stoji sam
Y boiu z|ivljcmja. Toda kakor 81
clovck pomaga prot naravnim 81
lam dandancS pred vScm 5 tchni-
ko, tako mu jc najkrcpkcjSa opo-
ra V livljcnju - org%anizacija Z
organizacijo 81 lahko urcdi ziv-
l%jcnje.
N"Ic'J'S' Po.!'''a "" j. "rea-
"'""r'J" "a r~eSl'cN N"clalieEa
"'"J'' "I'"l u ''H''cN l"N-
nth naSprotij naScga goSpodar-
Skcga livljcnja. NajhujSi ncSmiScl
>'""'J'S" "'u~ap''cEa ''ua Ie Ia
20" mora uc''' u'Nc!i' 'I''cS''a
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28

Rokc. Xxi ~pograbiio kladivo, %
pravijo wee, kakor dc Sc sklcncio
K molitvi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25

Sanford Percy, a native of North Ben
nington, was severely injured Tuesday
afternoon while at work in bayfield, in
Hoosick Falls, n. Y. He was precipitsted
from moving machine and received a
compound fracture to one arm and one
leg was so badly lacerated that Is to 20
stitches were required to close the
wound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
An Old vermonter.

Living in Council Bluffs, Iowa, at the
advanced age OF 90 years and II months
is Rev George Gaby Rice, the Oldest
graduate OF the University Of Vermont
both in years and as to time of gradua-
ton. He was member of the class OF
1915, his "a classmates, including Rev
A. D. Barber of Williston, Rev. n. G.
Clark, the long time secretary of the
American Board Of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions, Charles Dewey Of
Montpelier, for many years president OF
the National Life Insurance company
and L. B, Englesby prominent Bur
lington lawyer.
Mr.. Rice was born in Enosburg Sept,
%, 1919, and fitted for college under +.
NJ Toof, graduate OF the university in
the class of 1887. Mr.. Rice studied for
the ministry and was graduated from
Union Theological seminary in the class
of 1850, being ordained as Congrega-
tional clergyman the following year. He
had a pastorate at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
from 1851 to 1859. and preached for the
next eight years at Hiawatha, Kan. Dur
ing this pastorate he served for two
years as probate Judge and after retlr-
ing from active work in the ministry
was engaged in fruit growing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
NORWICH UNIVERSITY

Al a meeting OF the trustees Of, Nor
witch university held Aug. -. a Tesolu
ton was passed asking the war depart
ment 90 grade Norwich university as re-
serve officers training corps, IN the senior
division, cavalry bnnch Of the service,
The change In the military status of
the university will be- source Of much
satisfaction TO everybody interested in
its welfare. Pres. Ira L. Reeves, who is
also colonel OF the lot Vermont infantry
and now on the border, heartily approves
of the contemplated change. The dean
of the university, II. X. Roberts, upon
being interviewed stated that there were
many advantages 20 be gained by beeom-
ing unit OF the reserve officers train.
ing corps and particularly the following.
Students will be allowed TO complete
their college course without interference.
They are not 10 be called into service
until after graduation and then only as
commissioned officers. Upon graduation
the commissioned officers will be allowed
to serve with the regular army troops
for period of six months with n salary
of 500 per month. Students after be
coming seniors and juniors will be given
the regular Communication OF rations dur
ing their remaining two years in college.
This will aid the student very much, as
it practically pays his board. Students
will be given one complete set of service
uniforms without charge each year.
As before. the university will retain
the services OF regular army officer as
professor of military science and tactics,
also one or more on.eohmissioned Off
GERS as instructors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
Old Marble Quarry Reopened.

| After being in idleness for % years
the marble quarrying property in Bran
don now owned by the Meadowbrook
Marble Co., is again to be put in opera
ton, according to Charles NJ. Herman OF
Rutland, who is superintendent OF this
plant as well rs the Middlebury Marble
Co. at Middlebury Electricity was
turned on Wednesday in Meadowbroo
powerhouse by the Hortonia Power Co.,
which is to furnish Juice" for the enter
prise. The Brandon concern has erected
structure 90 by 40 feet in size to be
used for a repair shop, powerhouse and
for storage. In the near future there
will be put up a six-gang mill which will
be on a railroad siding $50 feet long,
which is another part of the recent de-
velopment of the property.
At present about 90 men will be EN-
ployed but in the near future this force
will probably be doubled The concern
will handle rough blocks and sawed
slabs.
The Brandon quarry was first opened by
Davidson Bros of Chicago. Many years
into the hands of Robert Curran, of
whom DOsJOn capitalists DOugilt II. IHc
Meadow brook Marble Co. was then or
ganized with A. +. Upper of Boston as
president and F. r. Switzer of Boston,
formerly of Rutland as secretary and
treasurer. This concern bought five cleo
trio air channeers, three Ingersol CAD
ders, 25-ton Lambert electric hosting
apparatus, with derrick, and other equip
ment They have been waiting some
time for power before getting into opera
ton.
The Middlebury Marble Co. is install
ing a crusher of 90 tons capacity for
the purpose of turning out terazzo floor
This viii be driven by an 49,
horsepower gasoline engine. A. \. Brown
Of Middlebury is putting in the apparatus.
Mr.. Switzer is president of the Middle
bury concern.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
APPLE THIEVES TARRED
Rutland Man, Protecting Property, Ae'
eused OF Breach of the Peace.

Rutland, Aug. 25.-Edward r. Shelyey
who lives on the place on the creek road
which was formerly the home Of the late
Mrs Julia c. X. Dorr, was arrested Yes,
[ terday on warrant issued by Grand
Juror Charles =. Noyak charging him
with breach Of the peace of a very un-
usual nature. On Wednesday afternoon
two eight ,year-old boys went 20 the
Shelyey place and stole three or four
apples each. Shelyey caught them, took
them forcibly into his barn. according TO
the complaint which reached Mr.. Novak.
and smeared their clothing and parts Of
their bodies with mixture of tar and
something else which he had used 10
protect trees from insects.
The little lads, John, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Gemo and Thomas, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Groonel, both of
Meadow street were in the court room
yesterday. They presented sorry
spectacle with their blackened faces,
their hair sticky with the messy stuff,
which was rubbed into it, and their
clothing ruined. One OF the boys showed
long bruise on his back which he said
was caused from a blow with stick in
Shelvey's hands.
Mrs. Groonel informed the grand juror
that after the occurrence she went 10
Shelvey's premises 90 see him about the
tarring episode and that he ordered her
off of the place. threatening to tar and
feather her If she remained,
Shelyey asked Mayor b. l.. Stafford TO
act as counsel for him, but for some
reason, after talking with the man, Mr.,
Stafford declined to act and b. II. Stick
ney was engaged. The accused was ar
raigned before Judge r. G. Swinnerton
and he pleaded not guilty to committing
a breach of the peace, being permitted 10
go free on his own recognizance until to-
day. when there was a hearing,
The respondents side of the case was
not heard but he made the statement TO
spectators in the court room that he was
greatly annoyed by apple thieves last !
year and that the law gave him no relief. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
Auction Sale
at the
City Auction Market
SATURDAY, AUG. 26, 1916
al 2 and 1880 p. m.
at 2 and 1880 p. m.

A large line at both auction
and private sale. Look this list
over. Dressers, Chifoniers, iron
beds, extension tables, kitchen
tables, center tables, morris
chairs, china closet, bookcase,
cottage organ, sewing machine,
feather beds, mattresses, five
screens, carpet, stair carpeting,
window shades, pictures, mir
rors, a lot of crockery, quilts,
sheets, couch covers, blankets,
linoleum, straw mating, a good
Model E Glenwood range, sew
eral other good ranges, heaters,
stove piping, step ladder, stone
hammers, gas flat iron, phono-
graph, lamps, clocks, books, and
a large line of goods not men,
toned. Bring in your goods
early you wanted listed for these
sales, and be on hand early on
SATURDAY, AUG. 26, at 2 and
7:30 p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25

Seventy-six children attended the open
ing of the Main street playground in
Rutland Tuesday, and they were fur
nished plenty of things to do by the six
young ladies who were in attendance
This is Rutland's first venture in play
grounds, and the use of the park on Main
street for this purpose will not probably
be permanent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
FARMING TOOLS AND MACHINERY
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
of the water superintendent until Z p. m.
Monday Aug. rs, 1916. for the excavation and
backflling OF about 1000 feet of ditch for
the LAYING of water mains in the vicinity of
Batchelders meadow.
Specifications can be obtained Of the city
engineer on request
Rids will be publicly opened and read at a
meeting of the water committee, held on the
evening Of Aug 2s. 1915.
The water committee reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
J. A. HEALEY.
o. d. SHURTLEFF.
A n. ROSSI
1850 Water Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
HAVE YOU A
SWEETHEART,

son or brother in camp or upon the Next
can border? II so, mail him package of
Aliens Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder
to be shaken into the shoes and sprinkled
into the footbath. II takes the friction
from the shoe and will be of the greatest
benefit in that arid, hot climate, where the
alkali dust plays havoc with the feet.
What remembrance could be so accept.
ableg Ask your dealer to-day for CSC
box of Aliens Foot Ease, and for a &c
stamp he will mail it for you.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25

Murray Wheeler, son of Mrs. j. B.
Wheeler of Rutland, was one of the
winning crew at the national regetta at
Dartmouth on August IL and II, and got
as prize white jersey with a blue
I'D" thereon. The Duluth boys won
their events both days and were coached
by Ten Eyck, the noted oarsman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
HELP WANTED

wANTED-A frst-elass surface cutter man.
Ifoyt Lebourveau Co. 1858
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
MY HOME FARM

known as the Mcleod place, containing
about 1875 acres, which is from 80 to 40
acres in tillage, laying nearly level; sug-
ar orchard of 500 trees estimated to be
$4,000 it. of soft wood; place will keep
20 cows and team; new stable 40X36 IT. /;
horse barn 24x30 #. with carriage house /;
barn has basement; tie-up for % head !;
l0-room house in comfortable shape /;
painted; running water at house and
barn; school is on farm; miles to 2
creameries; on r. f. d. and telephone
lines; this is a good productive farm and
would not be sold except for the above
rpa son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25

NO 45s-3l2 acres in this place. and tn
price is only $4,000. less than $1,000 PEI
acre barn i00x30 IT. nearly new large 2 II
story house containing rooms sugar orchard
of 1000 naples. equipped for 1000 trees gooc
fruit orchard estimated to be 1000 IT. lum-
Der situated on main road near school, q.
er would consider an exchange for a smaller
place. i2sti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
FOUR LINES FOR 25c

The Tins will publish Wants. Lost and
Pound, For Sale. To let etc short advertise
cents for the hr,t Insertion and ave cents for
each subsequent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
NOTICE

The members of the Granite Mutual
Insurance Co. of Barre. Vt, are here
bv notified that the following assess
ments have been levied by the directors
Of said company on all premium notes in
force on the following dates;