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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-14
woman's Club Notes.

The Barre woman's club and the Mont
pelier Woman's club are TO have a basket
picnic at Dewey park Friday afternoon,
June IS. The delegates to the biennial
state convention viii make their reports.
Members please take the 1915 car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-14

Corsets in the white sale at vaughan's.
To reduce our stock, we are selling
green slabs. mixed hard and soft wood,
for l.50 a load, cash. Calder & Richard
son, phone $50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-14

Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
80, o. f. S, Wednesday evening, June Ia,
at 1880 o'clock. Work and refreshments
served at $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-14
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, JUNE a, 1916.
The Weather

Partly cloudy tonight, probably fol
lowed by showers. Thursday, light tc
moderate variable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-14
EAST BARRE.

Regular meeting OF WI
chosen tribe, No. 10, Thurs.
day evening at 1880.
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during her stay at Shatter. as was
shown by the large number who had
gathered at the dock to bid her "Alo-
ha."
During the absence of the troops the
post is. very quiet socially, and except
for the usual meeting OF the card club
on ladies'. night and the sewing club
on Tuesday afternoon there have been
few other large affairs. Just when
the troops will return is not definitely
known, but in all probability it will be
the early part of next week and then
the post will resume its usual social
activities.
Mai. William r. Dashiell was host
at a most enjoyable and informal din
ner party Sunday evening at the Cor
al Garden hotel, when he entertained
for several officers of his battalion.
Maj. Dashielps guests included Capt
John r. Randolph. Capt Robert Nc
Kahn, Lieut.. John B. Richardson and
others.
Mrs. Paul B. Malone, accompanied
by her children Mildred and Kerwin
Malone, the Misses Kerwin and Mrs.
Carl A. Hardigg are spending the
week camping at Laie Point, where
the 3rd Battalion Is encamped.' They
are planning to remain there until the
return of the troops to the post.
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Mrs. Theodore Martin and Mrs. Wit
ali - 4 = arn
house guests of Mrs William r. Dash
Tell while the troops are absent from
the post, and Mrs. Thomas J., Camp il
the guest of Mrs. George H. Jamerson
d +, i. r&l}s 49,. .. ...-... !
Among those who motored out to
the Coral Gardens hotel for dinner
last Sunday were Lieut.. and Mrs
Frank, A. Sloan. Lieut. A. r., Lyman
Dr. Harry Deiber and Mrs. Howell
Clinton.
Lieut.. William C. Rose, who recent
ly returned from the mainland, hes
been assigned the quarters in the
main garrison recently occupied by
Capt. o. B.. Rosenbaum.
,~4,s,,s. ..e-,~.,,--. -
Miss .Jecelyn Parker of Buffalo, N
Y, will be the house-guest of Miss
Bonnie Scott In her home in the can
Torment for the next fortnight.
- - a..
Mrs. John s. Sullivan and daughter
Jean Peyton Sullivan, have returned
from the Department Hospital to their
Nome in, the cantonment. :: -.
Mrs. George NJ. :Halloran was the
house,guest for a+few days during the
past week OF Mai. and Mrs. Charles
Ragan at,Fort Rdger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mclean. after .
visit OF several months with their SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kiersted, In Burlinganie, have
again taken their apartments in the
Fairmont hotel. San Francisco
Chronicle. - >
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Browning. That evening they were
dinner guests OF Capt. and Mrs. Cur
RE. with whom they stayed that night.
going into their own quarters on Sat.
urday. Capt. and Mrs. Pratt have re-
Gently Joined the LIST Field Artillery
and viii have the quarters in the up
per artillery cantonment formerly oc.
cupied by Capt Leo Mudd.
Capt and Mrs. William Browning
entertained at luncheon for some
friends from ST. Louis, who are visit
ing in Honolulu: Covers were placed
Ifcr Mr.. and MIS-, Charles whiteIaw,
Mrs. Leis, Mr.. and Mrs. George White
law, Mr.. ana Mrs. George P. White
law, Col. s. d. Sturgfs and Lieuts.
Iyens Jones and William Dodds.
=
Capt. and Mrs. William Browning
entertained at dinner on Saturday for
Mrs. Charles Lloyd. Lieut.. and Mrs.
William McCleaye, and Capt John
Kilbreth. Yellow shades and flowers
made effective and dainty decorations
for the round table.
=
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Love. their
two children. and Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs.
Loves mother. have been the guests
of Capt. and Mrs. John J. Boniface.
but are nov getting into their quar-.
tiers, those formerly used by Lieut.
Henry W. Hall.
The Thursday Reading and Current
events Club met with Mrs. Swift Mar
tin this week, Mrs. Martin giving the
lcurrent events In a series of articles
The meeting. for tomorrow has been
post poned until next week.
=
Monday evening Mrs. Joseph Daily
fentertained at dinner for Mrs. Ellen
Jordan, Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Mrs.
Charles Daily and Mrs. Henry Lantry:
/ On Thursday evening Capt. and
Mrs. Pelham Glassford had as dinner
guests Capt and Mrs. Augustine Nc.
lntyre and Capt. Julian Benjamin.
Capt. and Mrs. Augustine McTn-
tyre have taken the house that was
| occupied by Capt and Mrs. Cassels, in
the cavalry artillery cantonment.
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Mrs. william Miller Graham left
Monday night for San Francisco for
q visit Of several days with Mrs. Rn:
dolph ,Spreckels. Her SON, Earl Ora:
ham. who has been spending the past
Six months In the East, is returning
to Montecito Thursday morning. Elk:
arniner. s. :. !
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BAT THE RAT
Join the Cleanup Club and Xiii Oft
the Rats 3. r

Boards OF hearth everywhere are try.
ing to exterminate rats, because Of
their menace to health and destruc-
ton of property. But without waiting
for the health authorities to do the
work for you, do your duty and use
the only effective weapon in the war
on rats, Stearns Electric Paste Get
q two ounce box from your druggist
for Is cents and in one night it should
kill off all the rats and mice in your
home, barn or garage. -; 81.
. Remember above all that killing a
rat now Is as effective as killing q
dozen q couple OF months later. Use
Stearns Electric Paste now and pre-
vent further breeding. Directions in
Is languages In every paekage,-AdV-
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Santa Barbara after a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Holmes
McKittrick at their ranch near Ba-
kersfield--San Francisco Argonaut
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dimond Of Bel
yedere,; who are in the city for a two
months visit, are living at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Sherwood
during the latter's absence in the East.
San Francisco Chronicle.
..-. 81 - - Fl.
Mrs. r. P. Schwerin and her daush-
ter, Miss ArabeIla Schwerin, who have
been in Florida tor the past few
weeks, are expected to return to their
home In San Mateos shortly.-San
Francisco Argonaut.
= - =
, Mt. and Mrs. Harry Hastings gave
4 dinner on Saturday evening at
their home in San Mateo The affair
was in compliment 70 the players OF
the Del Monte polo team.-San Fran
cisco Argonaut
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Poole gave
"a luncheon on Monday, when their
guests included Miss Augusta Foute.
Miss Ysabel Chase, MT John McMu.-
Hin, and Mr.. Bradley Wallace HArson'
aut.
Miss Marian Huntington gave a the
alter and supper party on Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Madge VIII
son and DR.. Chester Moore, whose
wedding will take place on March %.
-Argonaut. 49," +
Among those spending the week end
at Hotel Del Monte were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lawson, Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. B.
Morse, and Mr.. and Mrs. William Nee.
Blair of Chicago.-Argonaut
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Capt. Edward Carpenter left Ola
Monday for Honolulu. Mrs. Carpenter
and her small children will join Capt
Carpenter within the next fortnight
San Francisco Argonaut.
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4 Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Jackling left to-
day on their yacht, the Cyprus, for
South America, where they expect to
travel extensively for, the next two oil
three months.-ArgonauL 49,.
= - - r.. -. r..
Mr.. Gordon s. Armsby has arrived
In New York, after year spent In
England and France. He is expected
to return to San Francisco shortly
San Francisco -Argonaut. : -
&. j.. +. -. = - =. -.s.,,es1s
DR.. and Mrs. Walker Hoffman are
very comfortably situated in Chicago:
The doctor Is in the Rush Medical In
stitute and Is a great favorite. - :.
n, - - = - r.$, y
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clarence Bree-
den entertained 20 guests at dinner on
SATURDAY. evening at their home In
Burlingame. -Argonaut. ~. ......E
!, g. ~. - - - =. ..sy,y
Capt. Augustin Mcintyre and Mrs
McIntyre sailed on Monday for Homo.
lulu, where the former, will join his
regiment. -Argonaut. J., =
Mr., and Mrs. George Howard gave 9
dinner on Friday evening at their
home in San Mateo-San Francisco
sArgonaut. -
q - = y ~. -
Mrs. Garrett McEnerney was host
ess at q luncheon on Friday 8t the
Fairmont HoteL-Sans Francisco Argo.
naut. -,...-- : g,..-..- / T. t,,:s.~. =
Mrs. C. c. Kennedy Of Hilo came In
Tuesday morning in order 70 attend
the Melba concert. -.
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SCH0FIELD SOCIETY
fsp.cis, star-BuIrlstiu corr.spoudsncsl

SCHOETELD BARRACKS, March
2l.-Sinee many tof the troops have
been away from the post for the past
week the social life alas been very
informal. the gatherings composed for
the most part of women. Quite a de-
lightful 5 o'clock tea was given, by
Mrs. Ely benson of the 25th, on Fri
day of last week, the affair taking
place in honor of Mrs. Samuel L. Fai.
son and the new ladies' Of the regi.
ment. Mrs. benson. used throughout
the attractive decorations of the
house, st, Patrick's green combined
with white, daisies and ferns on the
tea table, making dainty effect,
Here Mrs. Frank Albright poured,
tea, while Mrs. Vernon Caldwell sery.
fmer with Mrs. Faison and Mrs. Dem
son resolved the guests, who included
all OF the ladies'. of the .25th Infantry
as wen as q few from other garrisols;
Mrs. William Ghitty was the homer
guest at the evening bridge party
given by Mrs. Pelham d. Giassford
on Friday, when 20, ladies of the post
we're Invited to meet, for one: of the
few rsmaining times, Mrs. Chitty,
who win leave on. the Aprirftransport.
Cant. entity having been transferred
home after three years of Hawaiian
service. Five tables were placed In
the living rooms, at which the guests
found their places, indicated by cards
decorated with st. Patrick Day emb-
lens. * - ~ ~. ~ - -.
The pipotfng game of auction was
played for number of rubbers, after
which supper was served and the
prizes awarded. Those holding the
high scores at their respective tables
were SIesdames Chitty, Crusan, Nc
Cleave, Pillow and Keefer, to each of
whom went framed Japanese prints.
Mrs. Gritty. as the guest of honor,
was presented with a travelling case
of cretonne. Present were Mesdames
Gritty, Clarence Day, Edward Carey,
John Fair, Chalmers Hall, William
Nice leaye, Jerome Pillow, Clyde Cru.
san. Henry Lantry, Ellen, Jordan, Jo-
seph DAILY, Charles, Daily, Frank Kee-
fer Horace Bloomberg, Roland Gaug.
Ter, De Rnssy Hoyle, William Brown.
ing, Rawson Warren, Swift Martin.
Robert Cheney and the hostess.
Gen. and Mrs. Frederick Strong
gave q very attractive dinner On Fri
day evening, when they entertained
for r. Lovely tall gladioias lent their
pink bells to ornament the long table,
a golden basket filled with these
flowers and their foliage making a
striking centerpiece, with pink-shaded
.candelabra completing the color note
Covers were placed for Col. and Mrs.
George Bailey, Maj. and Mrs. Lewis
Sorley, Mai. and Mrs. Walter Short
Capt. and Mrs. John Bonifaee, Mrs.
E. H: Hartnett, Maj. Ralph Harrison
and the hosts.
Mrs. William Chitty win be again
the guest of honor at bridge party
ON Thursday morning, when Mrs Wal.
ter Short viii give "A bridge followed
by: luncheon ii. honor of Mrs Gritty
and Mrs. Rawson Warren. two Of the
most popular women OF the post. both
of whom are soon to leave us to the
regret of all who know them.
On Friday Capt. and Mrs. Raymond
Pratt and small SON were luncheon
guests OF Cant. and Mrs. William
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81. SKATER SOCIETY

lspsciai star-Bulletin corrnspondsncel /.
FORT SHAF.rER, Match 21.-.Mrs.
j, B. Richardson, and smnll son Junior
are staying at the Coral Garden hotel
while the LIST Battalion is encamped
I'M that vicinity. +. ~ @
Capt. r h Cooke was relieved from
duty with the End Infantry on Thurs-
day, March l6, and viii sail with his
family on tire. prffttransport 4or San
Francisco and there join his new regi-
ment, the 9Th infantry. at Elf Paso,
Texas, to which fde was recently as
signed. Capt. Cooke fs One Of the old
est members OF the End Infantry, as
he has been With II, for the past five
years. Capt, I Cooke has q host Of
friends in Hawaii, and his departure
will be deeply regretted by all.
On wednesday, March %. Lieut..
Whitener will be relieved from duty
with the End Infantry and will sail
with his family on the April trans.
port. The lieutenant was recently on
duty with the National Guard OF Ha-
wall, and on being relieved was as
signed to the and Infantry for duty
until his tour of foreign duty was com.
pleted. On arrival he win join the
18th Infantry, to which he was recent.
ly assfshed, &
Capt. and Mrs. Alden C. Knowles
entertained at a charming dinner at
their home in the main garrison on
Friday evening in honor Of Col. and
Mrs. Daniel l. Howell, who have re-
recently Joined the End Infantry.
Around the attractively. decorated ta-
BILE covers were. laid for eight. Capt.
and Mrs. Knowles guests included
Col and Mrs. Daniel L. Howell, Capt.
and Mrs. Thomas R. Harker and Capt.
and Mrs. George H. Jamefson. -;
On Monday and Tuesday Maj. Will
liam r. Dashiell and Capt Edwin HI.
Hartshorn were visitors on the post,
coming | in from the Coral Gardens
where the battalion is encamped to be
present at the meeting of the board
for the examination Of candidates for
the United States Military Academy
at West Point, which was in session
at Fort Shafter. this week. On Tues
day they returned to camp. "a 4s.st.
~rt - a''a Fsss-1 ~ - :. y s. 80
Miss Ruth Chase of Minneapolis.
who has been the house-guest for the
Fast twb months Of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Robert q. Calder. was a passenger for
the mainland on the Great. Northern
last Thursday. Everyone greatly re-
sgrettedy Ito see Miss Chase ieaye the
post al she had made many friends
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On Friday Capt and Mrs. Raymond
Pratt and small SON were luncheon
guests OF capt. and Mrs. William
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Mrs. William Chitty win be again
the guest of honor at bridge party
on Thursday morning, when Mrs. Wal.
ter Short viii give a bridge followed
by luncheon ii. honor of Mrs Chitty
and Mrs. Rawson Warren. two Of the
most popular women OF the post. both
of whom, are soon to leave us to the
regret of ALI who know them.
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Ms. J. z. Beaie and Miss kathryn
:Ii>rding Of New York have returned z
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. McNear
Miss Einnim McNear. and Miss Mari
On Baker left on Thursday for SAINT;
Barbara. where they are planning Il
remain for several weeks. Argonapt
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4 {spsciai, star.Bulietin corrnspondsncsI !.
FORT SKATER Match 21.-Mrs:
j, B. Richardson, and smpl son Junior
are staying at the Coral Garden hotel
while the LIST Battalion Is encamped
IN that vicinity.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. E. D. Mccormick gays
4 dinner on Saturday evening at theii
home on Broadway. Among the
GUESTS were MT. and Mrs. Willis Wal
her Ct Minneapolis and Miss Laura
MtKinstry San Francisco. Argonaut
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"A cordial welcome is being extend
ed to Professor Joaquin Wanrell by q
large number OF Honolulu people to
whom he brought letters Of introduc:
ton. Already Professor Wanreli has
q number of pupils for his vocal
Classes. 81.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-12
spEoIAL NoTTUEg

sscond Tuesday IN August. 1916. pres
ents George ii Alexander. president
OF said board 81 education. an d.. wal
ter Barnes, one OF the Commissioners.
In a~eeordanee with Chapter 81. Acts
1915. amending section u. chapter "a.
Aaets 1905, the board Or education pro
eeeded 10 make up an estimate Of the
amount necessary 70 be levied for
the current fiscal year. % cover all
district debts and liabilities payable
during the year. including the probable
expenditures for distrfetpurposcs. and
proper allowances for delinquent tax
es, expenses Of eoilectton and eontin'
geucies. but dedueting the money In
the treasury applicable to the service
OF the year and district claims doth
determine and estimate the several
amounts to be levied a. Follows
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-12

Total for fiscal year 1916. ~sl72.73l.O7
Total estimated receipts . e7,s56.s7
Amount to be raised by levy
for current expenses ....sT5o7410
II appearing TO the Board OF AZ.
fairs that the total valuation Of all
taxable property in this municipality
according TO the last assessment
thereof is sls.7ss,524.00 being real es.
tate to the value OF sl2,12s, $4,000 per.
sonal property to the value Of l..
551.3s7.oo and railroad and other prop.
erty assessed by the Board OF Public
works to the value Of s2.0sl,637.oo as
certified to the Board OF Affairs BY the
officer whose duty II Is to make such
report. and It appearing from the
foregoing estimates that II is neces
sary to raise by levy, after deducting
all credits, sT5.074.10 for municipal
purposes: therefore It Is determined
that a levy on each One Hundred Dol.
lars valuation Of forty t4o) cents for
municipal purposes will be necessary
to produce the estimated amount as
Aforesaid for the ensuing year:
And 1t further appearing TO the
Board OF Affairs that on the first day
OF July, 1915, there were outstanding
unpaid general fund orders and notes.
issued prior to July !. 1915, owing BY
this municipality amounting in the
principal sum OF ss,o5s.0 90 as listed
In the City Clerks office, and as shown
BY the statement Of J. R. Miller, treas.
urer Of said municipality, after a care.
tul audit OF the same tby The Audi,
Company Of Fairmont,) as required
BY Law. and the Board OF Affairs de-
string to hquidate the same, or so
much thereof as can be, It is deter.
mined that a special debt levy o,
twenty (2o) cents on the One Hundred
Dollars valuation OF taxable property
In said municipality, should be levied
and will be necessary to reduce said
amount 50 outstanding, subject to and
under the provisions and requires
ments Of Chapter IS, acts OF the leg.
stature OF 1915, amending section 8
OF chapter 9, acts Of the legislature
Of 1905.
State Of West Virginia,
County Of Marion, To-wit:
l. Albert ]. Kern. City Clerk. in and
for the municipality Of Fairmont,
County Of Marion. and State Of West
Virginia, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is a true copy from the rec.
ords OF an order made by the Board
Affairs OF said municipality on the
sth day Of August, 1916.
Given under my hand this 10th day
OF August, 1915.
ALBERT ]. KERN.
City Clerk Of the Municipality Of
Fairmont Marion County, West Wiz.
gtnia.
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man family, there are no such things
as party lines. and the Charleston so.
Ion has been touched b. the solicita.
ton and heartfelt interest OF the Re.
publican members OF the House Of
Representatives no less than by those
who occupy seats in his side OF the
center aisle.
u thought / had become so used to
seeing surprisingly unusual things, hu.
man antiques and freaks for which
this Capital City Is noted. that moth.
ing would come across my optical Wis.
ion that would again cause me a fut.
ter. but / am now about to confess
that l was mistaken" said Congress.
man Edward Cooper as he emerged
from the White House grounds from
which he had taken a short cut 10
Fifteenth street from the War Depart.
ment where he had been on official
business. II had even let myself be.
lieve that nothing In the way OF haber.
dasher? could be sprung by Senator
James Hamilton Lewis that would
feaze me. thinking l had beheid him
adorned 10 the limit that he couldn't
surpass, but believe me. / was in er.
ror.' Then Cooper told me what hap
pened."
Coming through the White House
grounds he bsheld Senator Lewis hold.
ing an Informal reception on the steps
OF the Mansion. and all the world there
aoouts was bathed in the retracted
rays Of an irridescent splendor. Eclip-
sing all records for previous magnii.
cence the statemen from Illinois daz.
z!ed the onlookers into a state Of ad.
miring s~tupetsction. Apollo descend.
ing from his chariot was 10 array.
ed such as he. and the mulutudinous
flowers in the White House gardens
hung thei. heads In envy.
Jim Ham" was there 10 welcome
scores Of Chicagoans who were mem.
6ers OF a delegation OF Knights OF
Columbus and their wives calling on
the President. The men OF the del.
egation gasped in wonder, and their
wives made notes OF the m~arvelouslv
me texture OF the Senator's cham.
p~agne-coiored shirt.
Beginning at the top there was the
Panama hat, with the gracefully roll.
ed bHm. and It's hatband OF green rib.
bon in honor OF the historic fact that
most Of the Knights were Irish. Be.
low this. OF course, were the Senator's
famous Thiskers. saffron with yet a
shade OF pink. A palm beach suit Of
rich creamy color. immaculate and
weil'pressed, a tie Of green. white
buckskin shoes. and white gloves with
! cream colored seams completed the
costume.
The only thing | don't like about
It" murnured one delegate who stood
at Cooper's elbow. rs the whiskers,"
As Re suspected the visitors later
told CONGRESSMAN Cooper that be was
a South Side barber.