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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Oeutlidc 0prot6c.

@ariS, 81. Suli. Gic 6clItc
gio6nlittog bonn frau5oiiIhcn ariegs-
bureau pcroiicntliHte oiii5ieae @iit.
t6eililng bat iolgcnocn @ortlout:
uSSli Der @cgcio IiioIib ser Com.
me bo6cn Die 6ran5oicu oitlib bon
GItrccs 6ortiMritt oenoHt. gln ocn
glusl0uiern bon Sopccollrt fam cs 3it
elmer ic5r inteniipcn aouonaoe.
ylorOli9 bon ser 9lisne mlr0c cin
oeutider 9lngrifi nor0wcitlid pom
Yuttc-gSalOc in Der 9lG6c BON Billie
9lubois ourd oos 8eucr uniercr @lo-
ibmcngcipebre 5lun Stiaitano &c.
bro6t.
Sn ocr Champagne lutcrno6ucn
bic Gcuiiden gcitcrn Wlittog ciucn
cnergi9cn SoriioB olrf elmer Sront
bon 1900 @1ctern melilid bon SBrcs-
ncs, rnO cS oclong i6ncn in einiac
rniercr uoreciho6encn S6iiBcn9rd.
ben ein5uoringeu. Sic wlrocn ic.
,ood glcih oorouf ourd einen @eaeu-
angriii imlcrcr Sruppcn pieocr bin
alSgetric6en.
IoS 9lrtiQeric.@efe6t mur0e nab.
reno Der giobt ouf Der Gcroim.6ront,
on Siiqcl 304 lmo ilt Der 3leurD.
@c9cuo pieOcr onigenonmen.
llnlere StrcitfrGfc mo6tcn IN
Observation-Disclosures in Der Sc
geno wcItliH bonn E6ioumont.g8crfe
8ortidritt~
@oS bic 8riten mcI0cn.
2on6on 81. syuli. ~ Dos bri.
tiide 9lrmcc6oiptquortier mcloctc
6eutc glodmittog ii6cr Die @nhpid-
Iungcn aui Der &citiront 6oIacn.
Oes:
o%d6rcno Scr 9on5en lcbtcn 93odt
mar unierc glrti0cric attip. lmo mir
iebteu Dem 5cinoc i'm 9to6fompic an
peribieoeucn @unftcn 81.
Ger 6eino brunet an oeridicocnen
Ennftcn ocr Sront sroBc W}engcn
Oon @os.gomben ms @ciedt.
sSm llebrigen CAB cs innerbolb scr
lebicn as Shlnoen ani Der britiiheu
6ront feline Greignilie bon 9eoelI-
tuug."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
DOmbarOirt.
Submarine : Bats Der
Qlaiirten.
9urh Elm Sentidbcs NO4as
rime.SmftibifF.

Gcrtide sIomiroIit0t modt OieIe gIu.
tiinOioung. n Ser 9lneriIf mar
ourholls crfoIarei@. Deter.
rcidiide 9iesicrlms betloet lid
iibcr Oos oIem internotionoIen
Sicdt 8uwioerIonfenoc goracbcn
bon Soldbooten DER 9laiirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

Hu olc AnnlCH.
Tic cin5l0c 9hulc In bee Sinot.
Nilctc NuO NiNnru irti oicu AuuQc Eus
Wcn mcimc ole Miciocyn0hcrlunit un6 ocn
ncncllcl' p'rlhpocn crlctncn molcn. i0nncn oics
IN llrct Srll rurh ocn glnlhluB an oicic
Mngu c cmcn llnicrri6i OorQcns 9iocb.
miii0N9 iulo ApcnoS. AeQncnc Gtinocn. Sn
Nnlic ucQonlc Nrpciicn ionncn ipdbrcub Dc5
ulhcifldlio lurlAclcht incrocn Wrinoldlcr
llncrrhi i'm Numnr bon Wiuiicrn cribcin
Nd9crc glucfni ihriulih oocr miinoIidi lei
8rl. cutters glr. BOZ, seci saraloan, etrahr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
raiiin iibcrsoIien unO in 9rono ec.
itedt.
y oniidler Dompfcr BON
oeutfdem Saiff be.
d lagnnbmt.

Sonoon 27. SuIi. Der odui.
ldc CompIcr ~g1ormanoiet" lit nod
cincr Cepeihe aus Copenhagen BON
eInem oelttidcn @ntrouiaenboot be.
lbloenabmt woroen. Ser 0ampier
betono iid nit einer 2oouna bon
Sollbrei mIi Der Sobrt BON Slenei
tea, Sdpeoen, nad ga FaIice, 6rant-
reid.
Ccer Gompier bate einen Naluu-
inbalt BON 1895 Ionnen lno mirroc
I'M Sabre 1877 in SortIepool ar.
Dont. er aebort elmer 6irmo in 60.
penba9en.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

wiIroen obcr iNlicBtd ncrtricben.
General sod mltcritiietc ieine brt
tiiden @onlpigcuoiicn nit ciuem ent.
i6lolienen 9In8riii iiioIid ser Com.
me. 9llf Dem bhtgetrdutteu 9oOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

5mii6en Gitrees ruo Sopccourt &C.
mann cr ciuisc &imoert 9qetcr Der
uorOcrcu GrabenIiuic iii0Iih BON
Giirecs. BOD mar CT ni1t inlltanoc,
iie 5u DaIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Gas 9iingen an Scr
Q o m nc.


S onptquortier Ocr
.ocuti6cn 9rmee an Der
.S Sommc. %. sSuli, pia Berlin, 26.
Sui, no6 2onOon 27. Suli. Die
8rou5olcn lmo 9ritcn iino iortgeictt
bcmii6t, bic lodortigc Stelung noro-
lid mo iiioli6 Der Somme, no iic
ieet ouf orci Soften BON OentI6cn
9lrnccn cin9ccn9t iino, 81 eriucitcrn.
0ni5icre ln0 Monniboitcn Scr Oeut.
ihcn Erilppcn iiuO Der iclien 3nucr.
iidt, ooB iic Our6bolicn fonnen mn
tcritibt bon Ger acipoliieiicn 9Irtilc.
ric.Nlaiic, ole 0cutidlono ic olf ci.
ueu ein3igcn ShlnhticlOc 5iIium-
mengc3ogcu Bat.
@cItcrl ylo6nittog, iio10cm oic
GorrciponOcntcn oaSS6lohtielo pcr-
laiieu 6oticn, fiiuoigtc Elm glrtiacric-
0ucl uon bciiiocu lhniono 0ic Gr.
nellcrung ocs 9iin9cns an. 9luS scr
SHdric oeS @ombar0cmcntS mar
bolo 5lt cric6cn OoB ole Sauptan.
iircnolni0 Der glaiirtcn id eeeen Oic
2inicu BON 'Eo5icrcS oitpdrtS ndd
Soroecourt ribtcn piirOc, ocn 8ront.
abi6nitt, ipclbcr Ocr SMouplob ocr
crbittcrtcn Sdnpfe bonn 20. bis %.
Suli gelpcicn lit. Ole 9eidicBtng
Oaucrte NIT itciaenOer Seftiofeii Oen
aonjen gfo6mittag an. @cecn gl6en0
lultcrno6n cine britiihc Gioiiion.
nit mlSoepd6ltcn Eruppen uno
Nom6clnpericrn an Der Spite, cinen
Itorfcu 9(uariii-
IS geIons Sen glnitiirmcn0eiL in
Oeu Ocittidef 9iuicn SUB an ioilcn,
oocb lpur0cn iie ipdter ourd cincn
ocuti6cn @eacnonorifi mic0cr 6pr.
ausactricbcu. ghlt bcrnohtcn sic
@ritel in oos ocutitc @ro6cuipIicm
in scr giodbarihoit BON 9onauepo(
unO @uiQcmout ein5uoringcn. iie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

NGc Hinnoleibcn mcrocn Gin SaGr mnibcwnbrt.
Ninblri 1925.
,,0uriolibaito eoau 0pmponr",
Nr. T. Mrrt @nh eir0Bc
g. Gnln1cc C So,
ylr. G1a, gScit Baltimore Strnbc
Spciienc Nnicn ani rruac Hinnolcibcn
Scitcn Vlnannl 5rin 4ri0dloilrrnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

ltirten m q d. en-.
lNrnhlIna MN a.nhhlIIcA


(ErabiIos nod Sobblne)
Serlin, 81 Sill. - (llebcriee.
9lohribten 9Ieenhlr.) - Tie otter.
rcidiidl ingariihc &cgiernna Bat
bel nelItrolen &e9ierlnaen ecaen I'M
aeieblide 9hleriiie ieinoIider llnter-
icc6oote ouf 0licrreidiid ungoriIdje
NonOelsihiiie protcitirt.
@cbrere 9ciipiele lperoen onae.
fiibrt: Ger mornlirte Tompier. Bio
fowo," elm Sdiif bon 800 1onneu,
Der cine 5rou imter sen @oilogieren
botte, nuroe nobe @opoblanca obne
ieoe norbereebenoe @ornune onee.
griiicn; es muroeu 8lpei Gorpeoos
oui i'm obaeicuert.
Ger imarmirte 100 Tomen.Zoni.
pier D9Il6onion" pnroc o6ne borber.
acbenoe @ornnue All ser SSnirl CoI.
i'm oericnft Cic 5ipei Torpeoos. sc.
nen cr gum Opfer iieI, ipnroeu mobr.
iheinlib BON einem itoIieniihcn lii.
terieeboot eefenert, Erei WliiqIieoer
DER 9emannung Oes agnbonion" er-
tronfen
Son @oiiou bis gcIgroo.
t0rabhos nah eobblac)
Berlin, 81. Suli. ~ Cine t0a.
Iidc uno oireftc 0onpiI6ifiobrtS.
2inie 1T 5piideu @oiloii. @opcrm
uno 9eIsroo, Scrbicn bon Scr Dc.
nou Gompfihiiiobrts @eicaihoit
einecrihtet poroen acm0B Der
llcberlce. giohri6ten. .Necnhu.
q oDeres iiber Sic 9botte.
Felt ruifiider llnter-
ieeboote in ncutro.
len @emGffcrn.
(1rabilos nab eo0bue)
Bcrlin, 27. Sui. Gin oer-
5oeerter 9eridt aus @omburQ, 90.
tirt oom 10. Suli eicbt giu5elbci-
ten iiber Den bcridieten glnariff ei-
mes rllliiithen llnterieebooteS oilI ocn
oeififeu Gompfcr ..glbe1 on Der
lhpeoilhen 9iliie:
Scr oeutldc @onoelsoompIcr
DeIbe", ser bon 9onoswoa nod
Suteo. Shmeocn, iubr. puroe Dor
Dem Soien bon 30ion. cine bolbe
y1eilc bonn 2on0e cntlernt, BON cincnl
ieinoliden llntcriecboot onqeqriflcu.
oos eincn Torpcoo obne gBornuna
obicucrte. Gem aopiiou Der .elbe"
9cIoua es oi.rd cin roiheS Qeono0cr.
Dem Sorpeoo onsanpcihen. scr al
Dem Gompicr IN ciner @ntfernuno
BON 20 9Rctern porbeieing uno oil
ocn Riiicn erpIo0irte.~
ytorp c0ifbc @oI8iM life
Oerfentt
@onooM 81. Suli. IA Tcntlhc
llnterlccbootc baben eincn riidIihtg.
lolcn aries eeecn bol5beIooenc
5hiiie in ser giorOlec bcqomuen.
Gie foIgenoen bier norlpceiihen
S6iiIc mlrocn bentc perlcutt
,.9oms", oSicbrio". Sumo iluo
uaenteern".
Ser aopitdn uno 10 Wlonu BON
Der ~Stentecut fpurora beite in
Sbielos eelonoet. no lic einscl6ei.
ten iibcr Die 8erit6rtns ibres 8obr.
6euaeS lnitt6ciltcn Scr aommon.
oont Ocs oeutihen llnteriee6ooteS
ioa, nodoent or Die 9opierc oes nor.
pe9ilhen 5obr8cioes eepruft bottc,
gcIogt boben:
Stun id eIolibe, i'd ntnB ps tbun.
Gs tout mir leio, ober cs 1T meine
@iIidt. Sd bin oicier aouscu SaHc
iIberoriiiiie.~
Gos Sdiii lUur0e oarouf init go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

inboIt BON 1895 Eonuen uno niroc
i'm Sabre 1877 in SoriIepool ac.
5ont. er ee6ort elmer 5irmo in So.
pcuboaen.)
Denti6er SulfSfrcuscr
taPert britifden
Damp fer.
Sonoon. 27 Sni. Ger Gam.
pier ygsiimo" BON DER @iIiou.Qinie
lift BON cineni Oclitihcn Snlistreuser
geIapert moroen, mic Der @brilion.
iono Correspondent Scr @cucr glaen.
tur mcIoct.
Ser Gorrelponoent iaat: .Dic
Aoperllng erioIgtc in uormcaiihen
Serritoriol-@cudiieru uoh ser 9c.
bonphue Scr 8enaunlnQ cincs oS.
niidcn gsodltipiics. 9uf Der an.
Ocren Seitc bebauptcn sic Celiidcn.
Dab oos Sdiii iih iiinf @eiIcn bonn
Sonoc beiono"
(Ner Compier neStimo" bat cinen
Hoamin1oIt bon 1926 Ionnen nno
traf oeu Ieeten 9eriaten nod am 26.
Suni BON e5riitiaaio in sun cin.)
acin ccfc6t in 0RIcc
Sonoon q. Suu. @eomtc
Der britiideu somirolitdt t6ciltcn
6cltc Der n9lnociiricn @rcHc" NIT.
OoB feline glndrihtcn BON erneihcu
Seeacicdten in Der Office einactroi.
len limo mo audi feline onocrpeiiiQcn
YleIoungen OorIicoen, mclhe sic
aunoe BON Seeaeichteu IN Ger 9l6hc
Der ifonoiuooiihcn @emdner beltdti.
Gen miiroen.
(&on StodboInl NOR acneloct. oob
bonn gptbniihen Q'eerbuicn Scr cie.
ibutoouner ocrnoinncu wor0en lei)
Drci norpeeifac S6iffc
Der fenff.
Son0on 27. sSuli. 9Ihhn0.
5pmi5ia @om Der gcIablnaen set
norpegiidcn Shiiie n9aus~, .Sie.
brio" mo sumo mnrOcn beute luic
cine Depeidc on SIopos mel0ei oon
einem 6iiherbootc mad Roiieroanl
gcbrod)t Tie orci Sdifie moren
oitrh SorpeOos IN Der gloroIce Der.
lentt por0cn. Sie baiicn Naubo3
ais 9oolms.
0ffenii0e t6cuer bcsabIf.
Son0on. 81 Snli @ic erbii.
teri ole Sample felt oem 9eanu ocr
ieeiacu Ciieniipe ollf ocr weltlidcu
5ront iiuo, oebt ans ocu gerluiiIi.
lien Der llnteroiii5ierc 6erbor. Sic
iiber Die orei @oden pom I Sill
N~ bonn SrieeS 9iireou oeroilent.
lidt puroen ectootci 1851. peripm
oct 1884 mo pcriuiBi 4i83.
Eie @ciomni8abIcn ieit 9us6rndl
oes 9ricees iieaen iih. wie foloi.
@eioucn 10i05. pcruunoet 2i 290.
0ernibt 2462; 8uioumeu 33.s57
%os @etersbnra5umeIoen
metz.
ReterSbura. 27 Slli 2os
nliiiihc arieesbiireot crlieB belhe
Nodnittoa ben noditehenocn oii'
3ieIleu 9eridlt iibcr ole Sihioton ol
Ger rtiiiiden 3ront
n@dbreno Der sladlt bonn Nhilmoh
ridtctc cine Gompognic oes 1enocs
eineu sIneriiI aeeen micte Sielnn8
iiioIh oon see &ollhno. norolih
bonn see @liao3iol Gle sluarcicr
lpuroei 5uriidecucrien
Sm Oiliritt nom 0obli5n. liio6n.
lih bon 9oronoUidi CAB es ariInc.
ric.Eue0c mo Weiedie init nnicrcR
uorgcihobencn EctahcfneniS.
Sin 9lnnrifi eineS ieinolihcn Icio.
dement's BON etiuo 90 DTS go Nlonn
Der am @liiipoh IL oefRidhma bon
llrihiItdb @cre3noic. eipo II 2'vf
G. Nleilen) bon Gee @pacno. nnicr.
nommen piroc iii ourh uuier Scuer
8riidaewieien norOen
sSn oer @egeuo oeS Sh,Tics 5io.
ncpfa imO on Dem SIuHe @olOuroofa
lino 2dmpie i'm oie 6luB lIeeer.
gdnae i'm 0ionae llnicre 9rnppen
limo an eIiBeIHen @imtten poroe.
ounqen
Die 30bI Der bon lIliS IN oen Ndn.
pfcn om Gicniioo aemohten @clou.
gcuen 1T onf f2S Cfii3lere uuo $3.50
Qlonn acitieaeu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't forget the b. A. c. fair, Rowland
hall, Nov. Is, II and ls.--adv
Mrs. Glenn McAllister of Williams
! terday.
AT least one shooting party took
advantage of the first snow of the season
for hike over the hills last nightA
Universalist ladies serve a chicken pie
supper the first night of their fair.-next
Wednesday evening-enough said adv.
Mrs. Leon Bower of White Plains, n.
Y, arrived in Barre last evening and
win spend several days visiting friends
before going to Burlington, where she
will complete her Vermont visit
Why don't you board? Can spare a
few rooms for the winter, also would
special Sunday dinner Come in and try
one. Hotel Barre, J v Rowen Mgr
Miss Adelaide Burke of Springfield,
Mass, a demonstration for the Pictorial
Review patterns, left for Burlington this
morning after spending the day at Fits
store yesterday in the pattern depart
ment.
Harry LaBounty Of Springfield visited
friends in Barre yesterday while en- route
from Springfield to Marshfeld where he
will spend about two weeks in camp with
friends while deer hunting around Mig
gerhead
On account of the deep snow which is
heaped on the Goddard campus, the game
between Goddard and Colby academy of
New London, n. H., to have been played
next Saturday, is in doubt The Goddard
wired Colby this morning
the condition of the field and it will be
decided at a later date whether the con
test will be staged at New London this
week or postponed until week later,
and take chances on the snow being gone
from the Goddard campus. The team is
holding daily practice at the Goddard
gymnasium, going through the signals
and the men working on the mats in or
der to keep in condition. Lynch, Mas
saehusetts boy, may be seen in the God
lard lineup, as he worked through the |
asst two weeks of practice and seems to
have a good knowledge of the game be-
sides possessing a wonderful toe. His |
bunting averages from so to 65 yards |
md he hits the line hard All the men !
IN the Goddard team are in good condi- i
ion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-15
TALK or THE TOWN

Auto hobs and self-stee ing sleds from
SLIPS up, at Hooker's.
Twenty per cent discount'on all mil
linery this week at Mrs. II. S. Miles, 200
North Main street, over Dodge's Jewelry
store.
Stovepipe and elbows, coal sifters, coal
hods, stoveboards, stove repairs of all
kinds. Special sale on lanterns, oil heat
ers. f. A. Prindle, Depot square, 200
North Main street.
For Rent-Six room cottage on Grant
avenue. All modern improvements. Will
rent cheap during winter. Call 80 Sum-
mer street. C. II. Rowell
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Morey. who were
called here by the death of Mrs. E. G..
Morey, left this morning for their home
in .Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't forget the b. A. c. fair, Rowland
hall. Nov Is, II and ls.-ady.
! Joseph H. Layery OF North Main street,
! who went to New Haven, Conn, while
ago TO be employed in a munitions plant,
returned to the city yesterday.
George r. Ford OF Cambridge, Mass,
publisher Of Granite, Marble & Bronze, is
registered at Hotel Barre while passing
several days in the Barre granite belt on
business.
TO advertise our mail order depart
ment we will mail 25 Christmas cards for
Toe; part birthday and message cards if
preferred. Lang Jewelry & Art Co., Bar.
ton, Vt. Department II.
Edward Anderson has completed plans
for the erection OF a double tenement
house. on a lot which he owns near Hall
street. The building will have one and
one half stories and lateral dimensions of
20 and ID feet.
Election officers who served in the va
rious ward capacities Nov received the
sum OF $3.50 for their services, that
amount including the work OF getting the
polls ready for the electorate The ward
officers were paid this week.
A southbound car on the line of the
b. & NJ T. & 2. Co. had narrow escape
from collision with span OF horses near
the Cottage street intersection Tuesday
afternoon, and but for the promptness of
the motorman an accident of serious pro-
portions would not have been ayerted.
By the time the car was halted the fen
der was almost on the double rig. Many
workmen We're aboard the ear, which left
the north end at 10 o'clock.
Ten Barre hunters and Z representa-
ton from the yeomanry OF Orange posted
themselves on the marge of the city res
eryoir in Orange yesterday and fusilladed
a colony OF ducks that had taken refuge
from the storm in the little lake Re
ports that a considerable flock of ducks
had registered at the reservoir were re-
ceived here in the city the night before
and local hunters were abroad early 1t
was also stated that geese had sought
shelter in the pond and this report was
later when Orange hunters
produced a fine brace of the honking
birds. Only two of the local nimrods
succeeded in winging any ducks, as the
flock had taken flight when the smoke
from the first bombardment had ceased
A. b. Congo, an employe of the city wa
ter department, and John Wilkinson each
secured fat bird, but the other hunters (
came home empty-handed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Junior sleds at 95c at Hooker's.
Don't forget the b. A. c fair, Rowland
hall Nov. l6 II and ls.-adv.
Miss Clara G. Holton of Montpelier is
visiting at the home OF Mrs Flora Hous-
ton OF Maple avenue for several days.
Mrs. Henry Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Smith Of Mortified were among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day
Clifford Peake left this morning for his
former home in Underhill, where he ex
poets to make a visit of several weeks
with relatives.
Red Men OF Iroquois tribe and the la
dies Of Pocahontas circle Joined last even
ing in the first OF series Of private
dancing assemblies to be held monthly
during the fall. winter and early spring.
The dance was held in Clan Gordon hall,
where nearly 90 couples We're assembled.
Last season similar series was sue
eessfully conducted and the attendance
OF Red Men and Pocahontas members at
the first dance this season augurs well
for those that are to follow. A buffet
luncheon was served at intermission by
the Joint committee.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Clayton 7. Waite
OF Concord, j. Z, Greenwood Of Chester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley C. Wilson Of Chel-
sea, Miss Blanche Phillips of Elmira, n
Y, Fred Gasselin Of Springfield, George
II. Wilder of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs
f. A. Drew OF Boston, }. Irving Wood
and J. f. Bechtel of Burlington, H. II.
Knapp of Springfield, r. H. Francis OF
Albany, DR.. H. n Jackson of Burling-
ton, William A. Redden of Bridport, j, c,
Mcleod of Bradford H. NJ. Buchanan OF
Orleans, Henry Williams of Greenfield,
Mass, II. F. Bliss of Chicago and g. E.
Aldrich of Lawrence, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Universalist fair and festival Nov. %
| %, "a adv.
What is the coming event? The Uni
versalist fair next week, OF course adv
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Grout Of Water
bury were among the business visitors
in the city yesterday.
II. F. Cutler Of Jefferson street left
this morning for Maidstone. where he is
to join party OF Barre hunters.
Angelo Scampini, who has been spend
ing several days in Boston and Quincy
Mass, returned to his home in this city
this morning.
Representative. elect Stanley c. Wilson,
who is q candidate for speaker of the
House in the coming session of the leg
islature, was visitor in the city to-day.
Mr., and Mrs. Stanley Marsh left for
Enosburg Falls this morning, where they
will visit relatives until the end OF the
week. Mr. Marsh will spend several days
in the Enosburg woods on the trail of
the big game.
An over-warm chimney in the house
on Farwell street occupied by the family
of William Skerritt led tn, occupants TO
notify the fire station Tuesday after
noon. The auto truck and several regu.
lars, responding at 3:l5 o'clock were
Joined in the north end by a detail of
callmen. Little damage was done at the
Skerritt house. as the chimney fire was
subdued before the smoke had filed the
rooms
Ottie w. Lewis of Nelson street, who
is taking a vacation from his duties with
Al I'll II
day afternoon for Wolcott. there to Join
a party of hunters who are spending sew
eral days in the woods Charles II.
Northrop OF Merchant street left this
for a weeks outing among the
deer of Rochester mountain. During his
absence his express business win be in
charge of Edward Carter. Richard Ven
ner has gone to Pittsfeld TO remain with
friends through the first week of the
open season for shooting deer and Louis
X Bottiggi of the Montpelier road went
last night TO Mansfield, where local hunt
ers have a lodge on the shores OF Niger
head pond.
H. F. Cutters storage space in the Pa
lace garage on North Main street and
number of steel garages in the rear OF
Hotel Barre is to be augmented by the
erection of large building at the rear
Of % South Main street Specifications
eall for a structure one story high with
wall dimensions of $50 and 20 feet. Steel
and wood will be used in the construction
and the walls will be covered with iron.
Where the building comes within the
limitation fixed by the city ordinance in
It's proximity to other buildings, the
walls will be built entirely of steel. L. |
y. Philbrick will have charge of the con- :
and work will be begun at once,
is the garage man plans to use the build !
ng for storage purposes this winter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-15
SEE THE
BIG RICHELIEU
CHEESE
TT WEIGHS 1000 LBS.

4 This Mammoth Cheese was
smade in. the state of Wiscon-
: sin, which state has the repu-
J tation Of being superior in the
manufacture of Cheese to any
state in the union, being not
led for its multitude of crys-
stalline lakes, cool springs and
abundant pastures of the
best milk-producing grasses.
In the manufacture of this
size of Cheese it requires one
'day's milk of 400 cows, or the
equivalent of $500 quarts of
whole milk, unskimmed. 1t
Requires eight hours from the
time of the setting of the
milk until the curd has been
'pressed into a Mammoth
.Cheese. 1t then goes to the
touring room for several days
to settle, after which it is TAX
zen out and paraffined. Then
1T is placed into colo storage
for slow curing until time for
shipment.
This Cheese was made dur
ing the fore part of June,
1916, when the pastures, wa
ter and climatic conditions in
general were just right.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-15
MAKING IT plain

The Pure Food and Drug Laws aim
to protect the public by preventing
mis-statements on the labels of prepa-
radons but some people continue to
accept EXTRACTS" of cod liueys think
ing they will get the benefits of an
emulsion of cod liver oil.
The difference is very great. An
"emulsion" contains real cod kvey oil,
which has had the hearty endorse
ment of the medical profession for
many years, while an "extract" is
product which contains no oil and is
highly alcoholic.
SCOTS Emulsion guarantees the high
est grade of real Norwegian cod hsey oil,
skilfully blended with glycerine and
hypophosphites. Scott's is free from the
false stimulation of alcohol and is en-
dorsed by good physicians everywhere.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield. NJ. l-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-15
vERSHIRE.

Miss Doris Kicker is very i'll with
measles at Montpelier seminary and her
mother has been caring for her.
Mrs. O. V. Pressey is visiting her
nephew, W. H. Orr Mrs. Pressey was
formerly Orissa Eastman and lived in
Vershire.
Mrs. VIII Lake is in very poor health.
George f. Stacy and John and Cyrus
Harding went to Randolph last week
with a Post Mills crowd to attend the
Masonic meeting.
G. B. Titus, Florence Titus, c. Gil
bert, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Orr attended
the oyster supper in West Fairlee given
by Mr.. Kingsbury.
Joseph Doyle had quite smashup
with his auto recently, when a telephone
wire caught in the top of his cover
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-15
Christmas Ribbons

The largest Ribbon assortment that
you will see this season is now in our
store.
In buying Ribbon always pay particu-
lar attention to quality. There is no
class of goods so uncertain for quality
as Ribbons
For fancy work you will be using lots
of Wide Fancy Ribbons. We have a
special lot at 25c per yard, worth to-
day from 35c to 45c.
Narrow Ribbons are in great demand
for Christmas uses. These at old prices
and new assortment to select from.
The silk market is soon to advance,
Early buyers will see difference.