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 WARNING ORDER
4 F. SAWYER, ESQ.
 Attorney ad Lietm

In the Chancery Court of Garland
 County, Ark R. S Boyd and J. P. Boyd. Plaintiffs,
 vs Recto l.. Williams and Alice Will
 liama, et al Defendants. The Defendants, Rector L. Williams and Alice Williams are warned to ap- pear in this Court within thirty dnys and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs. R s Boyd and ], P. Boyd Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this ldth day of December,' 1917.
 F. w ROWI4ES. Clerk. c. (. SPARKS, Atty. Ad Titem
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Hot Springs Lodge. No 604 Loyal Or der Of Moose. meets everg Friday even. ing at the Moose Hau. 49e1s Central ave- nue, Visiting brothers cordially invited.
 J. H. BERRY. Dictator Will A. Kirk. Secretary.
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Secret Societies

MAsoNrc. Hot Springs commandery. No. 5. K. T.. meets every first Monday
 J IT. BT'TTERFlEID. F., C. M C. HICKMAN, Recorder Hot Springs Council No. 9. R. X s. NJ. meets every second Monday alter Chapter
 F. J GREEN. T L NJ NJ C. HICKMAN. Recorder Hot Springs Chapter No, 1T. R, A M. meets every second ard fourth Moufsi.
 M H. CAMPBELL. IT. F. NJ C. HICKMAN, Secretary. Hot Springs | ~dEe No 62 & A, NJ Masonic Temple. first and third Fr'arvs
 T. J. BLEDSOE. w. NJ NJ C. HICKMAN. Secretary. Sumpter Lodge, No. d1o. F. & A. NJ. South Hot Springs. near corner Flnh street and Grand avenue. roevis sef3i,, ana r, Ty5 xy11-t Iaf,r,t, af -is9 12i5 m w .ANT aF
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kNioHrs or pYrhIa..

Centennial Lodge No. [. Knights of Pythian' Castle Castle Hali. 7osn Central tai : ys. nue. Visiting Pvthians cordially inv,stsj- b attend. The use of the club rooms is also extended to visiting knightx
 l.. E. SAWYER, c. C. I q Mccopneii X R q
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Sorrells Drug Co sen Kodaks. De- yeloping. finishing. enlnrging. <
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ROYAL NEtorsoRs.

FOTNI NETAF6QNSt Vapor City Camn No. SIT. Royal Neighbors of America. meets first and third "Wednesday of each munih in the NJ. " X. hall Visiting nelghsors ara welcome, MARY LYNCH. Oracle Emma Harsh. Recorder. Garland Rebecca I.ocge No a. 0 O F. meets first and third Tnez.'sY nights in Odd Fellows haii NsitlNa brothers and sizfers cordially invited
 MARY F LYNCH. N. o.
 Phone f0S7.
 FANNIE SAUfsS. Secretary.
 Phone la7G,
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Try Henry's Shine Parior, 113 Court St. Flrst-cass work. to-24-o
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@. D, O,

Hot Springs iodae No. 3so. R, ?. C. E., meets every "Wednesday evening at a1 sharp, at their new hall. corner Srtlns and Valley streets. Nisitipg brothers cordially invited
 JNO M. PROCTOR, E. K.
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kNIoArs cF COLUMBUS.

Hot Springs Council No If4s kuisrts nf Columbus. meets every first and third Thursday in their new hall. second f1oos Of the buiiling at the northwest ccruer of Bath aud ExchanRe streets Visitors cofdnllv Invited tp attend
 W NJ. T. COLE, c. K
 HARRY DOrTlHERTY n G k
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FOR SALE

FCG@ SAl4E-At sacrifice, Groom house, convenient to car line. Modern conyeniences, Apply G. R. Wray. Sehneck's Drug Store. 1-ll-tf A FARM rpH SALL-- hone 5J3
 f. io-! FOR SALE Good buggy horse Phone 1893. 1-10-tf FOR SAI4E--Two good sound young horses; in good condition; about HOO pounds each. Apply Good Shepherd Home. Phone S22. l3-4-tf
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FOR SALE One very fine registered Jersey bull, two years ola next April. Registered Jersey heifer, Twill freshen in April; ono large English Berkshire boar registered, one year old J II Wells, Malvern road Phone l7s5
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
For Sale-Automobiles

FORD, sS50 cash. 10 So.'1Sth Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
For Rent-Land

FOR LEASE-160 acres, miles from city limits on paved road. Open Sundays. M. H. shelton, 2l5 West Wash. Phone 1914. If
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08

COME TO MESA FOR SALE-160 acres near Gilbert, all alfalfa, fine ranch for sheep or cattle; good Improvements, including water system and sheds. Price s210 per acre.
 Terms
 FOR SALE-160 acres, northeast of Mesa, alfalfa and cotton, good improvements, in- cluding hay sheds. Ideal home ranch, soil sandy loam. Price $250 per acre. Terms. FOR RANCH LANDS near Mesa see KELLY Y-DIEHL-ALLEN
 Mesa. AriZ. bs
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Ford roadster, 1917 model. in good shape. Call 219 N Center, or Phone 1859. If
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
For Sale

100 acres, ope-half mile from city limits, 50 acres of which is in alfalfa. Two houses, well, engine, tanks, etc, sheds, barn, and corral. Fenced and cross fenced. This is in fact, one of the best ranches in the valley. This ranch is surrounded by S400 per acre land and on ac- count of illness of owner, who is in the east, we are author ized to sell for $350 per acre. $12,500 will handle. Balance straight mortgage. This ranch is leased this year for very high rental. All rent money will be turned over to pur- chaser from date of sale. As for an investment or for ranch ing, there is nothing better in the valley. If interested it will pay you to look into this.
 SEE FRED A. DIBBLE
 11S N. First Ave, Phone 1893
 WITH GRIFFIN (ALONE)
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
For Sale Real Estate

FOR SALE-4SO acres, 31a miles of Phoenix. E mile of Central avenue. "A" water, government assessment paid. 100 acres in alfalfa, 160 acres in wheat and barley; balance ready for cotton. sets of improvements. No better land in Arizona. Price S200.00 per acre. One-third cash, balance to suit at per cent interest. Phone 172F Lone Star Land & Cattle Co. Office, 15 N. Central Ave. Y. l.. Holmes, Mgr. bs
 -P-E-C-I-A-L
 acres, with dandy 4-room house, lots of good shade, the soil is the finest kind of sandy loam. about one acre asparagus, alfalfa and garden. $9,250 good terms.
 Also a fine 10-acre tract, well i'm proved, orchard alfalfa, etc, on paved street; very best of soil $3,700; terms.
 20 acres, ready for cotton, near Glendale. Page wire fencing; Q snap at $175 per acre.
 50 acres excellent soil, should raise a bumper crop of cotton, spec ial water right, (no dam assessmeLD but A water. Fair improvement. Price only s2OO per acre.
 We have some especially good l buys in any size tracts. HOLT REALTY co. 8 West Adams St. r
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08

31 ACRES, well, tank, engine, woven wire fence, 3 fields now in barley, about 6 miles west; first-class water rights. S225 per acre. $4000 cash, balance to suit. See JOHNSTON, 31 North First Ave If
 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE,-Choice 2-acre home place on Indian car line, good house and well; a good buy at $3500.00; $500 cash, s35.O0 monthly. See Thomas Real Estate Co, end of Indian car line. T
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
.BABlBT1rGTo GToIPOILSOEN
 COMP ANY

ANY KIND OF A CAR YOU WANT
 AT A RIGHT KIND OF PRICE Our floor space is limited and our cars are priced for quick sale and ready for prompt delivery.
 Below are some of the many eXcep- tional bargains we offer you this week in slightly used standard make ma chimes.
 These cars are in perfect mechanical condition and refinished like new.
 1917 Stutz Bearcat, cord tires, per- feet.
 1917 Kissel Kar, 7-pass., seat covers.
 1917 Dodge touring, , good tires
 1916 Buick Big Six, T-pass., perfect condition.
 1917 Studebaker, 6 cyl, 7-pass.
 1915 Buick C-2 s. roadster, tires.
 1917 Ford roadster, truck body, stor- age battery, shock absorbers.
 1917 Maxwell, good tires, latest model.
 1915 Chalmers Speedster, , good tires.
 1914 Franklin. 7-pass.. rebuilt. | 1916 Dodge roadster, cord tires. 1916 Hupmobile, refinished. 1916 Cadillac s, seat covers, wire wheels, 6 tires.
 Don't fail to look over our stock before buying. It is our pleasure to show or demonstrate any car on hand
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
Watch lPIhoenix Grow

A good one, In a class all alonei 320 acres positively best in the valley with improvements off of this place, you would be paying for the best soil with A water right, $125.00 per acre. S240.00 per acre buys it. $20,00000 cash, S5.00O.0O per year. It will rent for S9,- 600.00 per year, over 10 per cent net. You can pay for this place out of the crops in one year. Now if you like Phoenix, back her. Will consider a good home, well located as part pay lnent.
 80 acres with over s4,000.00 improve ments for $6,000.00. Remember you are paying only S25.00 per acre with a good water right. S2000,00 cash will handle this.
 S acres with ' room house. S4,00000 $500O0 cash, $25o.00 every six months.
 AI II. SHELTON
 A AGEqTNGTON fl
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08

FOR SALE-SO acres, 3 miles from town on paved road. $1S0 per acre.
 s2500 handles the deal Phone 1914. Open Sunday. M H. Shelton, 215 West Wash If
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
For Sale-Real Estate

16O ACRE RANCH, about eight miles west of Phoenix; 120 in alfalfa, balance cotton land, divided into eight fields with a lane through the center leading to all fields mostly in hog wire; large house, windmill, COW shed and corral, family orchard Price S200 per acre. F.. E. Pascoe, BOP No Central. If
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT-Desk room in pleasant office. Phone 1925. if
 FOR RENT OR FOR SALE. ware 1 house, 50X100 feet. Phone 17S1. If FOR RENT-Space for meat mar
 ket, in connection with, one of city's ! best groceries. Address Box 1921 fl
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
Auctions
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
 THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 Commencing at 1O:30 d. m. sharp On lateral 19, one mile northwest of
 Glendale, Arizona Having sold my ranch l will sell at auction on the above date the follow ing described personal property. This Is a clean up sale. 2s--HEAD OF CATTLE--36 head of horses.
 13 fine Holstein cows, all giving milk.
 F Holstein heifers rom a month to year old.
 10 steers from l to F months old. l Holstein bull two years old. -year-old gelding, weight 1590 lbs.
 four-y -year-old mare, weight 1900. mare weighing 1900.
 l yearling Alley.
 1 driving mare.
 ] team of mules and harness; 27 head of hogs Duroc shoats weighing 60 pounds - Rhode Island Red hens, o tons of hay, Hupmobile automobile in running order.
 Farming implements;
 Land leveler, plank drag; 1 spike tooth harrow; 1 spring tooth harrow; j walking blow, mower, rake, milk cans, milk cart, cream separator, 1 Betendorf wagon and rack; sets of harness for , horses, hog troughs, lumber, wire fencing, 1 galvanized tank. barrel, bean planter, bean cul- tivators, bean cutters, potato planter and digger, and many small articles too numerous to mention.
 Free Lunch at Noon Terms of sale: Cash or six months time on apprOVcd 10 Der cent secured note.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08

CHOICE ten acres with page wire fence and good 5-room house, S4,200 Also fine 2S-acre ranch in alfalfa with page fence and good G. room house, $S,750. Both are well improved and snaps at price and terms offered. See Thomas Real Es- tate Co.,. end of Indian carline. bs
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
For Rent-Houses
For Rent-Apartments

FOR RENT-An unfurIished mod ern apartment rooms and bath
 North 18th avenue. II
 FOR RENT-Furnished rooms and apartments; hot anc cold running water; furnace-heated. 514 North Ninth St hs
 BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM; hard wood floor; windows on all sides; fire place; with good home cooking; at SIP West Washington St D
 SUNCOURT-Furn apartments for rent. Steam at.garage. Corner Fourth Avenue and Roosevelt. tf
Arizona republican., 1918-01-08
For Sale--Mlscellaneous

MILO MAIZE in head, sacked, de- livered any place in city, 212c per lb. Ring 3093 If
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

"The Wine Girl Bijou tomorrow
adv.
Good auto for hire. Prices reasonable
Call 100. Cutters livery.
Native strawberries from f. Ritchie's
at the Barre Fruit company.
Carmel Myers and Kenneth Harlem in
'The Wine Girl Bijou to-morrow-ady.
Local coal dealers are in receipt of a
notice from the president of the New
England Coal Dealers association ad.
vising them of a coal conference to be
held in Burlington on the evening of
Thursday, June 20 II is expected that
the state fuel administrator, H. J. VI.
Jones, will be present to confer with
the state retailers and wholesalers. The
attention OF the conferees will center on
the subject of coal for Vermont next
winter.
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THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

permits to do so, up to the time of the
number drawing.
Certificates have been issued by the
state board of registration Of nurses to
| the following nurses, and the records OF
the certificates will be made in the sec
rotary OF states office before they are
sent to the nurses: Bessie Garden. Len
ME Antler, Edith Warning. Neva jackson,
Anna Fabey, Mabel Lawrence, Edna
Goodrich, Cluflie Gobie, Lillian LaVallie,
Lillian Ward, Alma Romprey, Alice La
Yallie, Beth Randall, Neda Richards, Mar
garet Brislin, Irene Merriam, Mary
Hughes, Blanche Rowe, Sara 0ryis, Mar
garet Walker, Katherine Liddell, Gladys
Savage, Ada Nye, Ethel Goodrich Clara
Classify. Mildred Fuller, Eliza Sullivan,
Margaret Houlihan, Laura Williston,
Elizabeth Kellogg, Alice Carter Ann Bib
ems, Mary Rowley, Clara Berg, Margretta
Rumble. Alice Ripley. Anna Lewis, Olive
Carlton, Anna Richardson, Edna Nc
Naughton, Edith ellison, Ruby Campbell,
Katherine Burns, Gladys Meeham and
Maude Bennett
Gov II. F. Graham this morning re-
ceived a call for three carpenters and
nine laborers following the volunteering
that took place last week among the
draftees. in which | IA from the state of
fered their services to the government,
they are in the special, or lin
tied, service of class one. The three car
enters called this morning will go from /
Franklin and Windham coun
ties, to Vancouver barracks, in Washing
ton, June Is, while the nine laborers. /
whose county allotments have not yet /
been made. will leave the state June Fl |
for the same place. The reports to the |,
general from the different local
boards show that the following number
Of registrants offered their service last |
week: Engineers and iremen, 4 teleg
"aphers, 4 stationary engineers, d; line
men, carpenters, 3; electricians, 3
craftsmen. 8; auto mechanics. ); auto
lriyers. p; cooks, g.; clerks D; brake
men. | /; laborers, 10.
The following figures were announced
rom the Washington county local board
his morning, showing that the papers of
ome Liz registrants will have to be re-
in class four under the new
uling of the war department with the
Intention of placing some OF these men
,ack in service In class one on the ac-
i've list those who can be called are
bout 90; class two, 300; class three,
%; class four. LIZ; class five, 1876 II
DR.. NJ. G. Hillegas went to Hardwick
his afternoon and this evening viii give
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RABBITS FOR SALE Belgian. New Zea-
Land. AIhiars Wendril Isrc s. Highland sse-
nae, Barre VI tel 1s7-W. stts'
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Several pairs Of horses weigh
ing from 2.100 to $500 lbs. also few odd
horses, weight around 1900 lbs. each: Geo T
Colby, Willamstown, VT rata.
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MONTPELIER
Seminary Teacher Training
Class Graduates,

The graduating exercises of the teach
ers' training class of Montpelier seminary
| took place this afternoon. A large mum.
Der Of the relatives and friends OF the Ii
members OF the graduating class attend.
ed the ceremonies. The class motto, ITO
Serve, and other decorations were ar
ranged over the rostrum in the chapel
where the exercises took place. Follow
ing prayer by Principal Hatch, a chorus
SANG Santa Lucia" and Miss Florence
+. Miles of Glover gave the history of
the class, after which Miss Edna L.
Waldo of Williamstown gave two read
ings from Rev A. w Hewitt's "Blue
Hills Beyond the Green" and The Way
farer" Misses Miles and Erna " Thorn
as of Mortified sang a duet, My Boat
Is Waiting for Thee, by Henry Smart
One of the new features Of the com
meneement exercises at the seminary was
the applied quotations. given by Misses
Alice NJ. Kelley of Albany and Flora Il.
Pierce Of Craftsbury These were the
quotations from noted authors made to
apply to the members Of the class These
we're followed by the class prophecy,
given by Misses Alice NJ Brown Of Eden
and Lura Church of Randolph. the latter
looking into a celestial globe and
reading the future of the class. The
members OF the class were presented
gifts through Misses Hazel G, Ather Of
Waterbury and Lucy +. Rawson of Tn
derhill Miss Charlotte Fl. Peck read
Jean Deprez," by Robert Service, and
the chorus sang Rebikitf's "Slumher
Song and MacDougall's Freedom
Bride Rev. H. G, Carson, pastor of the
Unitarian church, made the address to
the class, which was filled with good ad
vice for their thought in connection with
their service which will begin with the
fall term Of school. after which Principal
Hatch presented the certificates Of grad |
ia ton. and the exercises were ended by |
The class song which was written by |
Miss Church. Miss Clara Robinson Of
7ape Vincent, n. Y, has been the teacher |
If the class and speaks highly of the |
of the members for their |
coming work. The class eolors are red, |
White and blue, the class flower the for
ret me. not The class ROLL other than /
hose names already given, is composed |
#: Misses Bernice G. Fitch Of Newbury,
Florence Goodwin OF Chelsea, Blanche r.
devette of Bradford, Ruth Il. Mum of
.vme. n. H.. Margaret ID. Stanley of
Montpelier. Charlotte X. Twitchell of
south Londonderry, Phyllis A. Webster
f Cabot, and Elsie NJ Walbrdge of
'abot H
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the commencement address in the acad-
envy there.
The report of the nine fatal accidents
that took place on the Central Vermont
railway in the tunnel at Burlington last
week was made this morning by the
company to the commissioner of indus
tries.
Philip Hayden, who is in New Jersey.
has reported to the Washington county
local board that he registered with To-
cal board in the above state the papers
of which are to be forwarded to this
board
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11

WANTED AT OMEGA man TO work in
livery stable and automobile: apply at
Papin's Livery North Main street, Barre. 74tss
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Was Finally Flooded With Mail.

Lunenburg, June 0.-Franklin Bell,
who has been in the hospital in Rouen
all winter. receiving no home mail for
three months, requested Red Cross man
to look up the cause Of the delay. Last
Friday local Red Cross authorities re-
ceived cable inquiring what mail had
been sent to him. a day or two later
word was received that Bell had received
81 letters and a lot Of parcel post, which
had been waiting at his regiment for him,
forwarded through the kindness of the
Red Cross.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11

LoST--Prohaby between 12S Hin street and
Baptist church. circular gold pin enclosing a
black stone. treasured by owner a keep
sake; finder please leave at Times Office. 7lt2
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with the company to the Mexican Dor
der prior to the entrance of the United
States in the present war and he sailed
for Europe Sept. p, 1917, after being in
training at birmingham, Mass.
His wife had received word that he
was wounded March 3, pieces OF hand
grenade having struck him in the leg.
Later he wrote that he was back with
his company again and the word of his
death came as great shock.
The young man leaves besides his
parents, three brothers and sister in
Bennington. Mrs. Grafton is daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Allen of Ii
brary avenue, this city.
Native Strawberries from f. Ritehie's
at the Barre Fruit comnany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11

A deed OF the sale of house by Eu.
gene and Georgianna Roy to Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Rodgers has been filed in the
city clerks office for record,
Notices were mailed by w. n Their
ault, referee in bankruptcy, of the aue-
ton of the fixtures and equipment OF the
l.. G. Derrick store, at the store at 2
O'Clock on the afternoon of June 81. This
is a move towards closing up the estate
w. j. Chaffee of Enosburg, who was a
student in the University of Vermont,
has enlisted through the army recruit
ing office here and went to Albany. n T.,
to day for examination. He has selected
the infantry
John kent's license to operate an au-
tomobile has been revoked by the secre-
tary of state. This is the result of
being found guilty in Barre city court
of operating an automobile when under
the influence of liquor.
Three boys from town near Water
bury appeared at one of the recruiting
offices Monday afternoon wanting to en-
list. They seemed anxious to get into
the service, but inquiry showed that
they have become u years of age in the
last wear, so there could be nothing done
about the enlistment They pleaded ig-
norance of knowledge Of the new regula-
lions and were advised 10 go to their
homes and then register with their town
clerk at once They agreed to do this,
and left the recruiting office.
Mrs. Paul DeBoer Of Westfeld, y. J..
IS visiting here with Miss Minnie DeBoer
and Mrs. Coates. her mother in-law.
J. q. Brown went to Burlington this
morning on insurance matters. Miss
Florence Reed. his stenographer, went TO
axe the. testimony in the matter
GOV. Graham this morning received a
'equest from the Women and Girl Work
rs Of the Civil War. which has been or
,snized in California. asking for a mes
age 20 be read in connection with the
'laeing Of a star for Vermont in q flag /
hat the organization is making. They 4
VII observe flag day with a picnic and I
rogram.
Gov. Graham this morning received 1
7ord from the war department. rescind- i
NJ = recent order against registrants
nlisting IN the navy and marine corps. /
past order forbids this. but the new
rider authorizes Il 10 the Young men
Tho registered June 5. They may get i
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DIED OF WOUNDS.
Pvt. Grafton of Rutland Wounded on
March 8, Blood Poisoning Resulting.

Rutland, June ll.-First- class Private
Alfred J. Grafton of this place, who has
been serving with Pershing's forces in
France, died June 5 of blood poisoning
from wounds. News has been received
to that effect by his wife. who is in
Rutland and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Grafton of Bennington. Mr.. Graf
ton was % years old.
Private Grafton was a member of
Company c, l02d machine gun company.
He was formerly member of Company
A, Vermont National Guard. He went
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11

FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-5l Elm
street tel. Ts8-W. T4;f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11

WANTED-Ciri of IL wants place 70 work
helping with housework care Of children
apply at II Bugbee avenue 5stss
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BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1918.
The Weather.

Probably showers late tonight aud on
Wednesday; warmers fresh southeast TO
south winds increasing.
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Notice to Female German Alien Enemies.

Female German alien enemies in Barre
are hereby notified to present thmselves
at police headquarters in the city hall
between Monday. June Il. and Wednes-
dsy. June 20. 1915, between 6 q. m. and
?. m. All female German aliens. under
the authority If the president. are re-
quined to register.
Chief Of Police :. Sinclair. Chief Reg
istrar.
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Regular meeting 81 lrn
7uois tribe- No. IL. J. . X.
n. tonight ar 1s50