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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-11

Gin groBes @utomobil, in Dem
lid auBer Dem gbnlffeur lieben Sf-
fi5iers Ispiraftten aus Camp sSllll-
ton unb Elm 2Oiabriaes Maod)el
befan0eL muroe am Sonntag nad)-
mittag Inn 5:45 l1br an Der arel1-
sung Der 5rieoridsburger 2anb-
itraBe itnb Der s. & 8. q. 8abn BON
einem IN iiiolider Hiftl,ng iabren-
ben 3uee auf Die Seite ~geidleuoeri
nto total bemoliert. Sammtlid)e
Sniaiiel ipuroeit perlest, mir lniien
Ole 9alnen oerlelben iotuie lire erlit-
tenen @erletungen bier folgen:
gbauffeur Hobinion, @unoelt an
aopf uno Stirn; SRI. Sad @oair,
SIS Solebao Str, Sdnittpunoerl
al BEN Sanogelenfen nno aln &or-
per, Halpb s. @atfins, San War-
cog, grud Der re6ten @ifte uno
oes Sdliiiielbeins, Gilbert 90. Sum.
ter, @aco, 9eulen uno Sdrammen;
Sarolo Mcaap, San Mareos, &opi
uno Cipher 5eri6nitten; 8. 81. @eiB.
Souiton, eroBe Shnittmunoe an Ell
mem anie; 5ranf 8. Smitb, aopf-
munoen, q. 8. @aniom gaitrop,
@iiften 8erlesungen, Gum Solmes,
Seguin, perbriibtes @eii6t unb
Sbrammen. 9ente, Die in Der Ndbf
Der llngliifsitatte mobren, leilteten
Die erite &iilfe; Die &erlesten murben
tells na6 Dem Milit1r Sospital in
Camp 6ilniton tells nod aranfen.
bauiern in Sun 4ntonio transpor.
tiert. @irflih. lebensgefabrlide
@ulloen ioG feiner Der 8erungliidter
erlitten baben.
Mus @aibington miro mitge.
teilt, oaB Die aagemeine moralilhe
Sdilberung Der Staot San Intonic
nidt pom ariegsminiiter 8afet
ionoern BON Dem Council Of. geatiD-
nel 9efenle@ perlangt wiirbe. Wi'
hitter gafer fiibrt nur oie @iiitlhe
pes @%erteioigungs /. aonliliums aus
- Gin Cell Der fir @~erbeiferun.
gen oes San Mntonio Slugfel0es
olisgeiebten Sunme bon $4,000
miro mir Die a%onitruftion BON aail
tonements uno garafen alsgegeber
tperoen.
9os &inoeri6negeieb, bem5u
folge meoer @na6en nod M1oher
inter Is Sabren in inouitriellci
Gtabliliements beIhdftigt peroet
oiirfeu. tritt am 10. s. Wfts. ii
arnfr.
Die 9ountp . Gommiiiare Ia
BEN Die 4"usfiibrung Der &eparailtr
arbeitem on Der Srieoridsburgcl
2onoItraBe Der SiiiIcp Wetboo mi
ser upaloe 8of Nspbaft Gompdut
iitcrtragen. Die 81 reparierelis'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-11
Der 5treit nrt Sic ltniperiitGf.

@eneraIantpaIt 2oonep bat alti
suni6 oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or. 8inlon, Elm 8uto1ten oobin ab-
geseben, baB Die @e1amntbepilIi-
sllllg lit Ser bonn @ouberaeur ee-
nstierten 8iG, nidt NIT eiiten1 @eto
Halegt lei, oaB fomit, feiner Meinine
alad). oie 8egertetr r1ibig oie aus-
-gabe1 mad5et fonnter. Die fie fin
notfDenoig erahteten, Inn oie lnfber-
ftat in Gang 5n balten. Cine Maf-
1cnueriammlutg, bic bon 400 aree-
iebenen giirgern BEG Staates IN Mu-
Tin abgebalten tutr6e, bat befdIoi=
Zen, oaB Die ltniberfitat often gebaI-
ten peroe uno oanit Der aroBen
9erlammlutg, oie am 16ten SUM
III Dallas abgebaIten iuer6ett fon,
eile Irt bon @orbiIo gegeberk hos
oiefe lebtere gerfatnrnluttg, 6ie bon
Sem fruberen @ollberneur Gabers
eilrberufen lit, 5n tun Bat. Die 9e-
fdte Der flint Departements ser
l~tuiberiitdt baben eiile grflarul1g
srInilen, in Der iie fagen, es lei biel
al bod segriffen, tpenii Ser @ou-
Aerl1eur bebaupte, Die gr5iebung Ell
mes ie0en Stuoenten folte benz
5tdnt 545 Dollar. Giienbabufoln=
ntiiIdr Mabfiel6 bat it'd 81 Der ge,
Dduptung Deritiegen, oie u2iquor
Mofine~ itede binter Der gan5en
Gade. Sic babe oieien Streit in
5Sene geiett, Inn bic Mufmerf-
s5atnfeit 6es YlbIifunls bon ben
spirfIiden brennenoen Gragell sic
Inn borIGgen - tpon1it natiirlid) Die
sBrobibition genteint lit - ab5u5ie-
Sen. 9as tit ungefdbr bic BLOB
IiuniaIte nnO b~ospidigite genler=
flung, oie III oielem lluiperiitdtitreit
ziod gemadt lit.
Ser @oubernelir bat Snn1ltag III
aerrniGe cine geoc aebalten, in Der
er jagfe, er oellfe nid)t oarar, Die
l~lnineriitdt 5lt rltinieren. Or peroe
Dic ,l1niDeriitat l1id,t b%efampfan, 10
aansf iie in Der ibr scbiibrenocn
gtelhtng perbleibs. @cnn aber cine
anaebl Manner 4rioilegien 81 3d-
4en iDiinlhten, Die anDere Siirger
alidH~ gemoiieu, oaut lreroe er Die
a1niferiitGt b~cfaulpfen. Sic Neut=
idenl I'M Sfoate ieicn lopal, III Der
1iniberiitdt berrfde aber mehr 81
Iop1Iit1t. aIs er l~rgenoipo gefuaoell
Bdbe-
Sn 2ofbart bat cine 8eriamil-
lung BON 8irgern oes Gointp
Caldwell itnttgesuncen, i'll Der oas
gorgeben oes @onperneurs pernrs
teiit nno perIangt miro, oaB Die Uni
DerIit1t pabreno Der ndd)iten 5pci
Sabre nidt geidloiIen meroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-11
seras

Die Sabresfonoentioit Ser
eountp : Steuer : &oaeftoren miro
in Muffin am r., 10. nno Il. S.
0ats. abgebalten.
9as 8olt 9epartenteut 5u
@aIbington bat einen Saloon=eell-
Jus int Stoate 5eras pornebmen
reIp. feititelen laiien, meld)e Count
tieseim Staate utrofen" uno melhe
ufeltbt" lino. Ole angeiteaten Gr-
mittlltngen haben erge6en, oaB BON
Den 251 Counties i'm Staate 100
politdnoig troden iino, 40 ~teillpeiie
troden mo nur nod % feudlt. 0ieIe
WaBpegei ermies Iid) als notluenoig,
Ga nit Dem L. Suli oas ON 3. 0idr5
angenommene Sunoesgeies in araft
tritt, meld)es ben @erialtot BON
,3eitungell, oie @etrdnfean5eigen emf
baIten, na6 trodenen Counties ourd)
sic Eoit perbietet.
sSsli ben einige Meilen norolid)
bon @aeo ~liegenoen Staotd)en Safe-
piem urlo 2acp bat am 5reitag elm
beftiger Sor1aoo betrahtlidet DO
terialidooen ongeridtet. Die 9rdb-
tie ser 5eras Traction COMPANY,
melde cine interur6ane 2inie BON
@oco nab Dallas betreibt, iino out
cine flint MeiIen lattge Strefe poa-
ltdnoig berllntergeriiien. Bel ben
bier notmenoig %gemoroenen 9fepara-
tlr : Mrbeiten fam Der 9rabtipans
ner Soc Sfpeenep BON @aeo nit Ell
mem 2eitungsorabt in 9eriibrunJ
uno ipurbe burd Sen itarfen eleftri-
ifem Strom ougenbliflid getotet,
Sn goafum lit cine 5weitagi-
ge @erIammlunq 5lDedS aorieruie-
rung Der Nabrungsmittel abgebal-
ten moroen, oie BON ben 9aitsfrauen
ser umgebung gut beiud)t uar. SRI.
Doris Sitter BON Doafum uno Sri.
Marianne 9inter bon Guero Demon
Itrierten Sen 9eIudern, In meld)er
@eiie nidt friid perbrauf,te 8emi-
ie uno Sriihte am beiten foiiieroiert
uno eingemaGt peroen fonnen.
- Die Surp oes 0iitrittsgertdt5
all @barton fat @iIiam 5000, Der
anaeflagt mar, ben BANTER q. s.
@ifforo eetotet su baben, mad lam
derer geratllna freigeIproden.
@ouperneur Serguion IorDie
oas fit Die @ofation oes In 8elt-
geroS gu etablierenoen Agricultural
& Med,anical College ernannte So
mite meilten am Somitog in aerr-
bile uno iaben iid Sic BON Der Staot
fir oie grridtung oes aole9s offe.
|lrierten 90noereien al.
Die SdluB 6eiertitfeiteit
Ser teraniIfen Stantsunioeriitdt IN
qrItin muroen am Sonntag ourh
cine pom uniperiitdts 8rafioentert
ginlom geboltetle Heoe eroffnet; Die
Seier miro Die ganSe 8ohe in at-
Ipru6 nebmen.
Im SamItag geriet 6. a.
@ilom BON Yoofum nit Dem lin,
fen Semodrmel in Ole WdIfinerte
ser oortigen Blaming Mia". Slid.
Iider @eiie Itaro Der Monn felt uno
| webrte lid aus 2etbesfrdften, nm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-11
Mgemtmr : @ehiel.

Sans goIIe lit nidt LANCER
@faera Ser nGreie 8reiIe fir Eeras"
M;r 1euz8rannfels, Seguin, Sea.
sizes sslo umgegenb.
IL geebrten 2eier Der rGreie
aEreHs fiir geras" in Meu-
~ ramufeIs uno ltmgegen6 fins
zgehsten. 3abluneen fir Mbonne-
mlassiss an &errn Otto 9efIie
asofr nn nns 6ireft gu IeiIten.
Die Grpebition.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-11
e N

Wir baden cine groBe NuSpobl
non beridieoenen Stplen bon Nek.
aTIrer iiro mir mad)en irgeno ein
.ssD1Ifter ooer 0roBe.
STEvES SASH & DOOR co.
grofett 5S3 (An5.)
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81 miro iekt aemeIoet. oak 5

IS miro Jest gemeloet, baB Die
fleinen StGote 4rmenia uno Due.
5altpeqlle in San Salpooor poaig
3erltort iino; oaB oie groBere Staot
Sonta Seclo Itarf beI6doigt pliroe,
ooB ober BORT MIR iebr tuenig 2eute
inns 2eber gefonrmen iino, nab
reno in oen beioen erItgenannten
0rten piele getotet uuroeu. Snl
MGaemeinen io1en oie &erlulte an
@eaidenleben nidt groB iein. Der
anaeri6tete S6aoen lit oaeegen iebr
~be0eateno. Son Der SouptItaot San
SaIoaoor tit ungefdbr adt8ig gro-
sent serItort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-11
GottonFamen- Eroonfte.

GoftonFamen- Grooufte.
san artuniu, Ger, II. SUM 1919
Yrttne CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. ITO
Geuts beE @nIlorie
Netu Dorf, II. Suni - Spot $f6.25
bio; Wat, $3.50 bio; SUM-, 1858 u1o
S16.51; Suli, $16.6O uno 1862; Gus
quit, 1851 nno $16.63, September.
1882 uno Sf6.63; Sftober, $16.53
uuo $16.68, Nobember, $t6.25 uno
$16.27; 9e3ember. 1921 uno $16.25.
farm.TrD6nfte-
Sm antonio, Ser, II. SUM 1917 -
Butter .........2 3e-30c per Rfunb
gier* (nur frffde) ..30e per 9nbeuo
9ib1er ...-...1 6e-25c. per Bfurp
Wei5en .....,... $2.99 per 8nIheI
&orn. .$1.83 per 8uidef
Safer ............. 93c per 8uf1eI
6el ............ $4,000 per Come
@an ioate Die gier ucanoles'; ha
lie anfansen, idIedt gu fperoen.
wemaie-
@artoffcln, California uno GeIoraos.
$500; Neue, $3.50.
9ibe &artoffeln. gumptiu Gam.
1925 uno $40.
3tpiebelu. Seyas Grbltal 8as, $3.50;
8ernuoa. $1.25 per Crate.
8obnen, COLORADO, Ninto, per etut.,
$500; California 8nbous, Der ctpt.,
$14.50; Rints, $14.50; Gina, $500,
Nabs, SIS; 8lddebes, $1f.00; Mcuno
Green, per 8ni6eI Campers, $3.50.
Sonnaten, Serns. $1.25 per @or.
Mabieshen, 35c I. / 0e6.8iineeI.
8lnmenfobl, 1925 Der Crate.
9oblS $3.50 per 100 8flfto.
@riner Rfeffer, $t.50 per Crate.
Spinat, 75e per DufdeI.
Crime grbfen, $500 per Camper.
Otra, $500 fin guideI,
8eeten, 40c per 9so. s9inoef.
WeerrettiazW uraein. per Bfo. 12h.
@urfen. per Crate, $500.
Generie, 90c u. S1.00 per Oubeno.
Heteriilie. 40e per Dbb. sgiinoeI.
gierpflan5eu, SC u. 10c per Hfuno.
aopflolat, Gal, $2.75 per Grnte.
@elbe @ur5eIn, 40 Ii. 45c Der Sob.
Squaib. per Suidel. 75c,
Spargel. 75c Der 9usenosgiirSeI-
Tien Dart.
Sau Antouio, Ser. II. SUM 1917 =
&ii1e S6.15 biz $500.
Gdlber $3.50 biz $500.
8nlIen $685. unS $3.50.
Sdien 1925 bis $11.90.
ct. 2ouis, II. sunni 1917. - 8ifte@
pie6. SerassGieb. $3.50 biz $3.50.
Shpeiue $1,000 biz $500.
Sante.
Sdfpere bonn Shladter 80 gts.
Geifts bonn 5h(dfter ........2 "a gts.
Grim aeSalaene 1871 etA.
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Liberty Line BON Siretr.

9us groBte un0 belt aiiortierte 3D.
ger bon 5ront- uno inneren Siiran
oas lie i'm Siiomeiten ge8eigt tpuros.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
Grodett 583 fIn5.)
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lskaies.
8abrideinlides 8etter..

Stir San Mntonio nnb umgegen0.
sNe1fe nbeno unO 9ienltag; flar.
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Liberty Line BON Tront= Siiren.

Das groBte uno belt aiiortierte ga
ger BON Sront- uno inl1eren Siiren,
oas lie I'M Siiomeiten ge5eigt tpuroe
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
Grofett 5S3 (Mn5.3
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SCREEN

@ir bnben cine sroBe 4uspabI
BON perlhieoelten Stplen BON Nes.
Siiren uno mir MAIDEN irgeno cir
Mlliter ODER @roBe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
Grorfptt 5S3 (9lus
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0ie v6reie Yrene iiir Seras"
erjd,eimt ais 9aaeblatt mmo 0Spdbemblatt.

Des sasebIat lit pierieiig lno fott SOC per Monat ODER $6 per Sabr.
Gas SSodeublatt lit ieh5ebnRitig uo folRt So per Sabr. Nob garieo
50 goo. Mab europa, 9orto e%ngeIbloien So.
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Liberty Line BON Tront-Siirem.
9as groBte uto belt oiiortierte 2a-
ger BON Sront= unb inneren giireil,
ons ie i'm Siopelten ge5eigt tpuroe
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
grodett 5S3 (9(n5.)
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Sm antonio, Ser. % gts.
@alpeiton. geitern. feine 80rie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06

O. o. Thompson of Woodstock is visit
ing at j. P. Marshs.
Jerry Fifield, who has been i'll all sum
mer, is in a very weak condition.
Miss Mary Keleher and Miss Hazel
Whitney are visiting friends in Barre
this week.
Daniel Lille Relief corps will give a
whist party at Odd Fellows hall to-mor-
row friday at 2 P. m.
Paul f. Wilson has a temporary po-
sition taking tickets on the steamer
Mount Washington, plying between ports
on Lake Winnipesaukee. His friend,
George l. Abbott, has summers job on
the same boat.
Rev. and Mrs, G. F. Fortier and daugh-
ter of st. Adams were with old friends
here last Monday,
David Newton and Edward Newton
have moved to South Stockbridge.
Mrs. Ada Niles has returned TO her
home in Brattleboro after staying with
her sister, Mrs. z. l.. Bass, nearly five
months.
w. C. Clifford and party, including
DIR. o. V. Greene, began yesterday few
days automobile journey, to include Bos
ton,
Melissa Luce, aged 80 years, died Mon.
day at a. m. She was living at Lewis
Spooner's and was a resident of Brain
tree. An autopsy was ordered and death
was found to have resulted from natural
causes. She was considered mentally de.
fcient.
North Jay, Me, gets the contract for
an enlargement of the military academy
at Annapolis, Md
Besides those previously named, Paul
Petrucha George Wakefield, Harry j.
Hughes, Forrest A. Northrop, Arthur A.
bearing, Frank Noyes, Arthur Daniels
and Elmer H. Sturk have received notice
to appear for examination at Wood
stock.
j. Howard Myott has been notified |
that his claim for exemption on the
ground of dependent wife has been re-
ected. He win appeal to the district
BOARD
f. c. Blaisdell, who was certified by |
he Franklin county local exemption
,oard, will file claim for exemption
rom army service because of being per
onally engaged in conducting large
arm in Fletcher.
Mrs. Charles Angel is in poor health.
D. +. Carney has been home few days
rom Franklin, n. II.
James H. Wilson has been commits
Toned second lieutenant of engineers
n the American army now in France.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06
LEMONS BRING OUT
THE HIDDEN BEAUTY
Make this lotion for very little
cost and Just see
for yourself.

What girl or woman hasn't heard of
lemon juice TO remove complexion blem.
isles; 10 bleach the skin and TO bring out
the roses. the freshness and the hidden
beauty But lemon juice alone is acid,
therefore irritating. and should be mixed
with orchard white this way. Strain
through fine cloth the juice of two
fresh lemons into bottle containing
about three ounces of orchard white.
then shake well, and you have whole
quarter pint of skin and complexion 10.
ton at about the cost one usually pays
for small jar of ordinary cold cream.
BE sure to strain the lemon juice so no
pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion
will remain pure and fresh for months.
When applied daily to the face, neck,
arms and hands. it should help to bleach,
clear, smoother and beautify the skin.
Any druggist win supply three ounces
Of orchard white at very little cost, and
the grocer has the lemons.-Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06
BARRE ASTONISHED
BY MERCHANTS STORY
The world owes thanks

A merchant relates the following; For
years I could not s.sep without turning
every hour. Whatever | ate caused gas
and sonness. Also had stomach cstarrh.
ONE SPOONFUL buckthorn bark. gly-
cerine, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka re-
lieved ne INSTANTLY Because Adler
i-ks Pushes the ENTIRE aiimentsry
tract it relieves ANY CASE constipation.
sour stomach or gas and prevents appen-
dieitis. II has QUICKEST action 81. any
thing we ever sold Cummings & Lewis,
druggists. 81 North Main street-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06
WILLIAMSTOWN

The Rural Good Luck club will hold a
domestic science meeting with Mrs, Frank
Boyce next Saturday.
Leon Thurber, who has been in the
Mary Fletcher hospital for about two
weeks past, following an operation for
appendicitis, returned to his home last
Saturday and is able TO be about.
Clyde II. Morse is out of town on his
vacation, accompanied by his wife. He
had not decided when he left just where
he would 60, but he. will visit his mother
at Bakersfield, and possibly spend several
days motoring in the White mountains
and vicinity.
Walter NJ. Williams has a new Ford
and is getting on well in learning how
TO manage il. He, with his wife and
friends, visited in Gaysville last Sunday.
Mrs. Emeline Richardson has vacated
the rooms she has occupied in the Poole
house for some time and is now in the
rooms formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Recor in John Perry's house.
MI anu Mfs' wesley NJ SedNer, MI.
and Mrs. Charles /. Hayward. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence II. Bailey, Lora Griffin and
your correspondent joined the trip taken
by the Washington County Farm asso-
citation last Thursday, going first to the
farm of Dodge brothers in Barre and
then starting with the others from Lang
don street in Montpelier A part of the
road from Middlesex to Moretown is in
poor condition and does not speak well
for the towns through which it passes,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Thurston of Barre
called on their cousin, Walter NJ. viii
iams, early in the week.
Mrs. Caroline Downing, who has been |
living in Barre for several months past. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06
GRANVILLE

Mrs. Lyman Jewett is confined to the
house with erysipelas in her face.
Miss Mary Swan of Brattleboro has
been visiting at the home of Austin
Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Armstrong of East
Randolph visited last week at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. H, E. Ford.
Herman Ford carried to Burlington
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Campbell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Campbell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06

was in town the Sd inst. 20 visit hel
sister, Mrs, Emeline Richardson.
Miss Margaret Kanaly, who finished
high school in Montpelier last June. has
entered the state normal school at Fitch
burg, Mass, and will take the regular
teachers course Her room mate, Miss
Elizabeth Barber of Montpelier, has al.
ready finished one years work in that
school.
Mrs. Lucy Whitney has bought the
house formerly owned by Mrs. Caroline
Bancroft on Poole street and viii take
possession at once. While the exact
price is not divulged, il is known that
this property was for sale at 81 300. Rev.
Alven NJ. Smith acted as agent for Wal.
ter r. Granger, guardian of Mrs. Ban.
croft, in making the deal.
Rev +. w. Thurber, who with his
wife has been the guest of his father,
H. A. Thurber, for three weeks past,
started on Monday for New York City,
where he will take passage for his new
field of labor, Guatemala City, capital
of the state of Guatemala, Central
America.
Mrs. Dora Brockway, who recently ar
rived in town from California, has taken
rooms with Mrs. @. II. Bailey and will
make this town her headquarters during
the two months that she intends to spend
in Vermont.
The Odd Fellows will work the initia-
tory degree Friday night, Sept. Z. All
cordially invited.
Hiram S. Drury, rural carrier on route
No. 3, visited several places in Washing
ton county last week Thursday, he be-
ing engaged to furnish transportation
for party of townspeople who wished
TO take in the various demonstrations
visited by the farm association of Wash
ington county on that day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06
RANDOLPH
Eighth Case of Typhoid Develops, With
One Exception, All in One Family.

Hester, eldest daughter of MIR. anc
Mrs Theron Brooks, was taken i'll Tues
day with typhoid fever, this being tn,
eighth case, all but one being connected
with the family of W. L. Lamson. 1t is
understood that while all are suffering
from the disease, Miss Genieve Lamson
is in the most serious condition. II has
not vet been ascertained what is the
cause, although it is thought that the
board of health has nearly determined it
Mrs. Densmore Battles ,of Montpelier
on visit in town, returned Wednesday
to her home.
Mrs Robert Smith of Worcester, Mass.
after passing few days at the Smith
farm in Brookield, left Wednesday for
her home.
Mrs. Mark Osgood and two children ar
rived here Wednesday from Richford for
visit with her mother, Mrs. E. w. Car
Isle, and her brother, Lewis Carlisle
Miss Hannah Paine, who came from
st. Adams for short stay with Misses
Agnes and Mabel Sault, returned to
Franklin Falls Wednesday.
Miss Doris Cantlin, the guest of Miss
Helen Blanchard, returned to her home in
Lebanon, n H., Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton left here on
Wednesday for Woodstock, where she
will pass some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Perkins, and family and her
son, Pliny Hamilton, and family.
Mrs. Emma Ford Davis, who has been
with Mrs. Ellen Lattimer for several
days, left here Wednesday for Planfeld,
where she is to make brief visit.
Bishop Hughes of the Methodist de
nomination is expected to be in town in
about 10 days and will give an address
at the Methodist church in connection
with a conference which is to be held
here.
The West Orange county Sunday
school convention which was to have
been held in town this week has been
postponed on account of the departure
of some of the boys, who have been
called to service and to whom recep- |
ton or something of that nature is to
be given before they go. Robert Cham
bers, Herman Kilburn, Albert Salisbury |
and Henry Hatch expect to leave here
within 10 days, having had their notice
to 60
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland left here on
Thursday for Boston, where she went to
pass several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. H. A. Skinner, and family.
Miss Neill, after two months vaca-
tion from the suit department of Bell
Brothers store, has resumed her position,
and Miss Maud Johnston, her substitute,
has closed her engagement there and is
now with her sister, Mrs. w F. Edison
Mrs. Carrie Tewilsbury, i'll for several
days, is now thought to be gaining, be-
ing much more comfortable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06
BETHEL
Chester Brown, Aged Resident of East
Bethel, Dies Suddenly.

DIR. o. d. Greene was called TO East
Bethel last evening by the death of Ches-
ter Brown, aged SO years, who was seized
by illness at the supper table and died
almost instantly. He had suffered from
organic heart disease for several years,
but was in his usual health and did each
day considerable work. He is survived
by his wife, whom he married IA years
ago. The burial will be in Braintree, his
native town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06
PL1INFIELD

The Nellie Gill Players viii present
The Squzw Man in Pisinheld Saturday
night Dancing after the Plsy-sd,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06

Although the pennant race is not over
until the last game has been played, it
certainly looks at present that the world
series games will be fought over by Chi
New Britain herald., 1917-05-18
SERIES NOT POSTPONED

President Barrow Denies Report That International American Association
 Inter-League Is Called on.
 New York, May 18.-President Ed ward G. Barrow of the International league declared last night that any announcement of the inter-league series with the American association having been called off was premature, to say the least. No such step could be taken, he said, without the con sent of the international league and he denied that the organization he heads had been approached on the subject.
 .'.It couldn't be done without our sanction,'' MT. Barrow asserted, "and would have to put the question up to our club owners before could con- sent to any such plan. We have had no intimation such a move was con- templated."
 MT. Barry said he had been in con- ference during the day with President Hickey of the American association but that the latter had said nothing to him about abandoning the inter league games.