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THE IfAJCKK DAILY TIMES, NOV. 20. li04.
v i v ' ' - A
YOUR FAVORITE PAPER
can always !e found here. We handle
all the local publications, Imsides the
pr uinent weeklies mid magazines. Of
cfiir-e, it is impolitic to keep every
thing published, but we can get any-t-li
i.'i'jf you want.
IT YOU DESIRE
any i.i(kt, periodical or magazine
vliich we do not handle, let us know.
We will gvt it for you and deliver it
promptly. We can also get you any
book that you would like to have. We
charge nothing extra for special orders.
Barre Book Store,
CARROLL W, MARTIN, Proprietor,
Gordon Block, 140 No. Main St,
The Art Store
Goddard Pillow Tops!
Something new. -
Your Attention is Also Called to
Our New Vermont Pillow.
9!RS. C H. CAMPBELL,
RRS. H. A. RICHAFPSON,
7 Pari Street, - Barre, Vermont.
The Union Millinery
- AND -
Decorating Co.
Removed to the Li, D. Torrisi
Block, above' Chesser &
Bird's Store.
323 No. Main St., Barre, Vt.
CLINTON N. FIELD
!3J Per Cent Bonds
Of the City of New York and
other High Grade Investment!
yielding from J to 5 per cent.
35 Nassau Street. - New York.
J. W. GRADY.
v .
Merchant
Tailoring.
ALSO CLEANING
AND REPAIRING
J. W. GRADY,
UP STAIRS,
Qutalen Block, - Barre, Vermont.
(SeilA-CB EL-IC3G
Great Redactioa Cabin Rates
TO
tJCEKNSTOWSr AMI UVKRPOOt.
Fast Twin-8crow Mail and rassenfrer Steam
er, 14.sitoiui; 600 Iwt Ion. Remarkable
frnr steadiness. All rooms upper docks amid
ships; perfnot ventilation.
1st Cabin, 50. Hcind Cabin, 30.
SMXTOW HKKVICH
IVKKNt A." Hails tiec. 9,6 A. W.
" fiONU." leo. IX Jan. 17. Feb. U. Moh. U.
I VKRNl A," JHC. 3, Feb. t, Feb. 2S, Men. U3.
NRW VOKK K.RVIC!tr.
t'JMI'AM A," leo3. " Mb'ANI.," Dec. 17.
Saloon Hecond Cnlvih
"KritCUlA." IH.is.10. M'MBKIA,"DfiO. 24.
Saloon Second Cabin $ it).
MKt)IIKKNKN HKKVtCE
" from Nw Vo'h.
"AKI'ATHIA," KttV.iW. "UI.TONIA," 1HWJ.13.
I'ians, sailings, ete , t'26 Mate Ht., Huston,
Ma"., (lha. V. Huimter, A cent, or fi. S. Ilal
iat ii s .Huwmship Aet-nev, Miles' Ktock, Dane,
or ew l.aiiRiion Block, Montpelier.
TRAVELERS' RAILWAY GUIDE.
(IKNTBIM. VF.KKONT RAILROAD.
Tntins leave Barr for White Kiver Jtmc
Um, Koston. New York and all intervening
r-.'iut at a. in , lt.55 k. ai. nwi 12.(11 . m.
train for Wuitn Uiver Junction and
Vmd.t'ir kud iuleruiediate stations leaves at
p. m.
Ttinn leave Barre for Kurlinton. Rt. All)an,
Bouses 1'oint nd Ou'lenslmru at 8.36 a. m. ad
8-10, 5 30 . in. and t2.ill a. m. Tr&iosciinneet at
Kse for points on Ktitland roiwi ami the 5.:l
connects with New York train for Montreal and
tomt, west leaving liarre at 3.10, 5.30 and
t.s!ltn.
'or WilliamstowTi leave Hnrreat l.SOaud 4.3fin.
m. l-eave Williauistowu at 6,26 a. tu. and t.M
p.m..
9.ii0 a. tn Sundays only. Passenger for Kur-
Uu?to!i and M. Abaus and intermediate sta
tions, jXONTI'KLIHB & WKI.LS KIVKB BAILBOAD,
OOMMBNOISO JDKB 27, 1904. .
Trin leave Karre for Well River, connect -las;
at that point with trams eolnsttioth north
no south, at :M a, no.. 12.30 and 3.18 . ax. The
l!..n train cronecw wun tram ror iiohI.mi, and
or vh tor Lisbon, Littleton, Pahvant and Lan-c.--'-r,
alo with Montreal cjpresa. and tbe 7.3()
id H.lb trains with St. Johnsiuii v train..
Trains le-we Harre for Montpelier at 7.30, 10.20
uu, U.S0, 3.15, 4.10 and B.30 p. in.
KLKCTKie HTRItUT RAII.WAV,
Cars leave sijoare in Harre for Monfpelier at
if uiinntea of and IS minutes past tbe honr.
Leave Montpelier fur liarre on tbe hour and
fcaU hour until 10 p. m.
ThE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1804.
STOP AT NOTHING
People who go uninsured run down and
stop at nothing. Every one who in
alive to hi own interest ran pain by
attention to our advertised Insurance
and Annuities. 55th year, doing busi
ness in 33 State".
The National Life Insurance Company
of Vermont (Mutual). ORGANIZED in
1850. 8. S. Ballard, General Agent, N.B.
Ballard, Local Agent, Koouia ' and 3,
Miles' Block, Barre, Vt.
TALK OFTHE TOWN.
See the Goddard pillows at the Art
Store.
Well ! Above all things. Avoid im
itations. Use Buberoid.
A new Block of Bibles and dictiona
ries at the Barre book store.
Old gold and silver wanted at refiners'
prices iu exchange for goods at F. E.
Burr's.
The riiilomnthians will meet with
Miss Isham Tuesday evening at 7:15
o'clock.
fcawa filed. Prompt work and satis
faction guaranteed. L. E. Griswold, 94
North Main alret.
The physiological voice culture class
will meet with Mrs. k,. M. Lyon, High
land avenue, Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock.
The Perry Real Estate Agency have
a farm advertised in another column of
this papernot" the kind usually ottered
tor sale.
The annual meeting of the Craignair
club will be held Tuesday evening in
the l'nndle &. Avenll block. Election
of ollicers.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Charles Hoyt, 364 North Main street,
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Sketches
ot uuizot.
Sea our display of burnt-wood work.
Also outflits to burn with, and blanks
to burn. O. J. Dodge, jeweler, 170 North
Wain street.
A water privilege which could be made
to develop 225 horse power can be pur
chased at a right figure. See Perry's
real estate advertisement.
Mrs. Minnie M. Wheeler will do
shampoing, chiropody and manicuring
by apKintment at your home. JSo. 11
VYalnnt St. Telephone 213-3.
Cold? Well, uomof But the cold
winds won't affect you if your doors
are fitted with my patent weather strips
the best weather strips made. O. L.
Cheever. Postal or telephone.
A joint meeting of the amuse
ment committees of the ladies of Clan
Ikudon and of Clan Gordon will be held
in the Clan room on Tuesday evniug at
7 o'clock.Ja8. Mutch, See.
Dealers in wood will find a buyer by
writing prices to Thomas Gabelloni,
Black Hill, Bane, Vt. He likes to buy
by carloads and he prefers to trade with
dealers who can ship by C. V. R. R.
A meeting of the Barre Rangers foot
ball club and all those interested in the
skating rink at Berlin street will meet
at Miles' ante room on Wednesday, Dec.
1, at 1j : 30 sharp. J, I. Bennett, bee.
There will be a meeting of. the Moth
ers' society for the 1. M. M. A. in Scam-
pirn's hall, Tuesday evening, Nov. 29,
at 7 o'clock. Will the mothers make
an effort to bo present,! as business of
importance is to come up.
A special meeting of Toolsharpeners
No. 2 will be held at their hall, Nichols'
block, Tuesday, Nov, 29th at 6:30
o'clock. Every member is requested to
be present, as the action taken ' may
alToct every individual member. Jas,
Mutch, Sec.
Now is the time to have your over
shoes tapped. 1 have nice rubber soling
for taps and best rubber cement in the
world for patching. Work warranted.
Also nice oak tan for sewed work. Moses
Charbonneau, under Phelps' store, Gor
don block.
Wales' New King Jollity.
Everybody remembers this beautiful
production that was given here last Feb
rnary by the Federation club, and now
Montpelier is to have it, for the benefit
of the Ileaton hospital. Since it
was given here it has been changed very
much. New solos, choruses and dances.
King Jollity is the leading man now,
and ho is to be ably supported by Mr.
Mercer and Mr. Troup of this city. New
costumes havo also been added. Some
of the pictures are in the Times' office
window. Two groups of the "jolly stu
dents" and "Nora," which are both new,
are two of the best numbers.' "The
Dove and the Crow" for a quartette is
another pleasing feature, also the solo
with chorus "Remember its your duty
to bo nice." You certainly will enjoy
every minute. NTickets are now on salo
for the three evenings at Buswell'sbook
store.
Cars will leave for Barre after the
show. Remember the dutes, Nov. 30th,
Dee. 1 and 2.
Tfcf World's l.uritrst Hospital.
Berlin will shortly be able t. boast
that It contains the largest hospital In
the world. Hays n correspondent of the
London Telegraph. The new Institu
tion, which is to be called after the fa
mous physiologist, tbe Rudolf Vlrchow
hospital, will be fitted with accommo
dations for 2,000 patients. When fully
equipped it will have rt stafJUof 050
physicians, nurses, attendants and serv
ants. In connection with the hospital
there will be a pathological mid ana
torn leal laboratory, bathhouse with
medico mechanical institute, section for
Roentgen appliances mid a separate
building also for apothecaries. Hith
erto tbe largest German hospital was
that at F.ppendorf, near Hamburg,
with accommodations for 1,000 pa
tients. The size of the new Berlin
hospital may be best shown when
compared with the London hospital.
With 780 bods, and the Maryleboiie in
firmary, with 7U.
Notice to All Union Men.
That the Congregational Church and
the Baker house at Williamstown are
non-union jobs.
BADLY DAMAGED.
Fire Spoila
Interior
School
of
Ludlow
i
' Lndlow, Nov. 27. Fire in the graded
school Saturday, damaged the interior
of the building to the extent of about
$2,500; insured. The structure was
saved by the hard work of the local
hose company. The cause of the fire
is not known.
i At about 3:30 oVlock Saturday
morning, Rev. 11. E. Thayer, who lives
across the street, noticed the flames,
which appeared to have started in the
basement, but there has been no lire in
j the building for more than a week.
The hose company responded and did
excellent service, but the interior of the
building was badly damaged; also the
books and furniture. The building was
insured in the Aetna Insurance company
for $3,000, and the books and furniture
for $l,ouo. The school directors have
not determined as yet what they will
uo wan ine schools, j here were six
school rooms in the building, four of
winch are damaged so that they can
not be used until repairs are made.
DOG GAVE FIRE WARNING.
Farm Buildings of George Atkins, in
Warren, Burned.
Montpelier, Nov. 28. At an early
Hour this morning fire, supposed to
have been of incendiary origin, des-
troyea . the residence and farm build
nut Deionging to tieorge Atkins, in
W arren. Seveu head of cattle perish
ed. All the farm produce was burned
ami only the horses and a small quan
tity of household furniture were saved
The house and barn are seventy-five
tee: .apart and, apparently, were fired
ut the same time. The fire had gained
considerable headway when Mr. At
kins was awakened by the barking of
a log at nis bedside.
Ihe property was insured in the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
for $t..S0(). the loss being mnch greater.
Although certain jiersons are sus
pected 01 having set the fire, no ar
rests have been made. The selectmen
will conduct an examination during
the present week.
A ST. ALBANS FIRE.
Building on Main Street Owned by Rich
ard Sweeney Burned.
St. Albans, Nov. 28. The old wooden
building at 103 and 105 Main street.
belonging to Richard R. Sweeney, was
burned about 1 o'clock this morninc.
but useless ruins being left, and the
roof burned off the brick building occu
pied by Mrs. James A. Chamberlain's
piano store, and Peter J. Cunningham's
grocery on the pound floor and by p;d-
i(u uuuiiut 1 lit iiin: rev;vA.ni niui j 1
Ihe tire originated in the workroom
of the oandy kitchen cenducted by Earl
Ayer at 103 Mam street, but its cause
is unknown.
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Bennington Druggist Had Not Been Well
for Several Days.
Bennington, Nov. 27. Ora E. Gibson,
a druggist of the village, was found
dea in his bed this afternoon by his
wite, who went to call him. Ho lelt
his store earlier in the afternoon to take
a nap. He had not been feeling well for
several days.
Mr. Cibson was born here, was 34
years of age, and leaves a widow and
three children. He had been in business
here for several years.
Amalgamated Copper
Latest market letter, now ready for delivery,
Is devoted to Amalgamated Copper, Norfolk k
Western, Pacific Hail, Union Pacific, Steel, Cop-
pe- Range, the orala PUiket and the finaccial
situation. Write or call for a copy.
Special attention Is given to speculative ac
counts.
FREDERICK R.TIBBITTS
Investment Secur ities
Second Floor, Ames Building, Boston.
SEDEROUIST
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ilemSiers New York Consolidated Stock Exchange,
Our Market Letter for this week,
containing facts regarding the Sit
uation, Colorado Fuel, Erie and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, mailed
free upon application.
19 CONGRESS ST..
BOSTON.
52 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
Notice to Teachers.
Kvervhody Interested in slnirlntt schools will
be (rreatly benefited by .pint sending a postal
curd, wliii yon full address, to me snu leum j
everything about the. lavniiie sinping book,
"Ohm's t'roprejtsive Slnninir Method?' now
rendv forwinier's use. It. will be supplied on
Hhurt notice to anyone wlhliK to have a profit
abiewinter. So send your postal and rind bow
It will pay jou by audreesing Mrs, E. It, Ober,
Waterbui y, Vt.
Horseshoeing and Jobbing Work
Traveisn Pipltrlm, Pang Sleighs, Neck-
yokes, WhilHVtreos, Kveners and every
thing usually kept in a H,f -t-elas black
smith simp for sale. First-class work
done t reasonable prices. Six block
smiths employed by
J. A. McLEOD,
Registered Horscshoer, Seminary St., Bam, Vt.
IT IS SEFIOUS.
Some Barre People Fail To Realize This
Seriousness.
The constant achlnu of a bad baok, .
The weariness, th tired feelinu, '
1 be pains and aches of kiduey ills
Are serious If igictt-d.
Danpvri'US nrmary troubles follow.
A liarre citizen shuws jou bow to
avoid th-nj.
C. Milne (reilred), address 35 Branch
St. says : "When I first noticed a dull
aching In the small of my back, about
three years ago 1 did not pay much at
tention to U. although very often the
twltigea radiated to the shoulders. But
by and by. when I noticed tt every morn
ing when getting up after an hour or ao,
and when in the evening I sal down to
read & newspaper I found that the dull
chronic aching kept up Its aggravation,
then 1 became anxious about tny condi
tion, for 1 knew there was some dis
turbed action of the kidneys. I was
often so nervous from the Irksome ach
ing that I was compelled to get up and
walk around the rooms so as to keep the
miserable feeling under subjection. When
suffering very acutely I happened to read
about Doan's Kidney Pills and I was In
duced from the advertisement to go to
E. A, Drown's drug store for a box.
After a few days treatment I noticed a
der-lded Improvement and a continuation
of the use of the pills completely stop
ped tbe annoying attack. Since then I
have not noticed any symptoms of a re
currence." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents.
Foster-Mllburn Co., BufTalo, N. Y., sole
agent for the United States.
Rememher tbe name Doan's and
take no other
STATIONERY
A new and elegant sup
ply of Stationery is now
on exhibition at our store.
Just the thing for Christ
mas correspondence.
Cast Barre Drug Store,
J.H.HcARTHUF,M.D.Prop.
1 Am Showing ihe Largest Line of
..V
PIANOS
AND
ORGANS
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In Central Vermont and my values are no
wiereequaled CSH OR INSTALLMENT.
Second-hand Organs to rent until paid f r.
II. A. GOULD, 3
54 Spauldiny Street, - Barre, Vermont, jjj
BULK PICKLES
We have a large line of Bulk Pickles,
just arrived.
fleliu's Sweet Mixed, per pound 15c
liciiu'j Sweet Gherkins, per pound 15c
Hdnz's chow Chow, per quart 15c
Heinz'i Pickled Onions, per pound 15c
Helnz's Plain Sour, per lb , 1 5c, three for . . 25e
Also full line of Bottle Goods. Olives,
Sweet Onions, Pearl Onions, Tomato
Catsup and Horse Radish. Meats and
Vegetables.
Meaker Bros,
North Main St.,
Barre, Vt.
NURSES REGISTERED
AT
DAVIS' DRUG STORE.
Important Notice!
We desire to notify a!l granite manu
facturers and polishers in the State of
Vermont that we have been appointed the
sole and exclusive selling agents for Chilled
Shot, manufactured by Messrs. Backhaus
& Langensieptn, Leipzig-Flagwitz, Ger
manv, otherwise known as German Shot,
and Which has been sold in Barre, Vt.,
and vicinity recently by other parties.
We wish to advise the trade that this shot
in the future can be purchased only from
our Vermont agents, Messrs. Forsyth &
Ingram, Barre, Vt., who will, carry a
complete stock of all grades in Barre, Vt.,
together with our Aberdeen Scotch Shot
and Harrison Brothers' Chilled Steel Shot.
Boston, Mass. (Signed)
HARRISON SUPPLY CO.
Per Nathan C. Harrison, General Agent.
A Business Chance!
A partner wanted la granite business. We
have our own shed and polbbinf mill, air. etc.
Partner must be a polish r or stonecutter. Cap
ital required about $1,000.00. Write to "0."
No. 420, Times Office.
I Ask Your Butcher for Our
Frankfort Bologna and
I Pork Sausages.
Pork Sausages are put up in one-
pound packages, fresh made andjj
PREPARED BY $
W. ol STANDISH.
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COAL, COAL, COAL.
D. M. MILES, dealer in Anthracite and Bituminous Coal.
We sell and deliver 2000 pounds for a ton.
Coal and Coke!
Purchase your Coal now, before
pricei advance. Prices are 10 cent!
higher each succeeding month. The -prices
for this month are:
STOVE. EGG and NUT COAL $8.20
0TT0 COKE 6.60
Calder & Richardson,
Depot Sqnare, - - - - Barre, Vermont.
WOOD
The plaiie to buy Wood. A large stork of ail
kinds at tbe following prices:
Block Wood, per cord $2.75
Limb Wood, per load 2.00
Chair Wood, per load 2.S0i
Furnace and Stone Shed Wood, per load. 2.00 '
nard and ion Wood Mabs 1.79
I am prepared to do all kinds or moving and
Jobbing at reasonable rates.
L. J. BOLSTER,
. (Telephone, 323-S.)
283 North Slain Street, - Bajre, Vermont
Fil
We have a very large
stock the largest in
this section. All kinds
and shapes at prices to
suit anyone's purse.
E. O. MARRI0N,
Pipes and Tobacco,
Union Cagar Store. Corner Cigar Store.
ELEGTRICALSUPPL1ES
Bejlnnln? November 2 1st, I will sell my entire
line of Electric Goods at from 20 to 30 per cent
less than the regular price. Th&e goods are first
class in every respect. Bells, Pushes and Bat
teries, Portable Lamps, Brackets, Chandeliers and
Celling Pieces, Shades, Lamps, Key Sockts and
Cord, Switches, Branch Cutouts. Fuses, Knobs,
Tubes, Wire Moulding, etc Sale from 8 a. m.
to i p. m. at my office in the rear of the Law
rence block.
JAMES SAWYER,
MAIN STREET. - - MONTPELIER, VT.
Montpelier
FUR 5TORE
We have a large stock of Furs for
sale at reasonable prices. We man
ufacture garments to order. Furs
remodeled and repaired at a low price.
ISRAEL SCHWARTZ,
52 State Street.
O. C. Russell & Co
Plumbing and Heating.
A.1I kinds of modern Plumbing, Fix
tures in stock. All work guzranteed.
Telephone 15-3.
IN BASEMENT OF WORTHEN BLOCK.
Barre Business Scliool.
A three months winter Art Trade tastroctioo.
All kinds of fancy work oil painting on satin,
minhture picture work, souvenir cards and store
decrative Illustrations. Stadia from life If
desired. Day or evening instruction for young
men and women from December 1st.
For further particulars write to
SOUVARINE,
213 North Main Street, Barre, Vermont.
BARRE BUSINESS SCHOOL
A short and practical course in Book keeping
and Shorthand. Day and evening instruction for
young men and women. In Mr. L M. Averill's
block, opposite City Park, Mala street. For fur
ther particulars call or write,
MRS. CARRIE BULLOCK FREDETTE,
P. 0. Eox in. Barre, Vermout
HAIR GOODS.
Mrs. C. 8. Meaker, 40 Jefferson St., my ngent
will be plad to furnish Hair Goods, Wigs. Front
Pieces, FswiTebes, etc., if not in stock, at shon
notice from my Manchester store. Thanking
the public for their liberal patronage In thi
fiaat, and soliciting a continuance of the sami
n the future for my.agent and myself, I an
yours withbUl respect. 8. M. YORK.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. C. H. KENT, Dentist.
MILES' BLOCK,
Telephone at Office and at Residence.
DR. F. M. LYNDE, Dentist.
Telephone 133-21.
Boom 7, Currter Block, Barre, Vermont.
ELW1N L. SCOTT, .
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law
Collection!, Bankruptcy and
(iranlte Claims.
Telephone I4M.
Office with R. A. HOAR.
DR. LEWIS D MARTI N,-
08TEOFATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Office In Kooiu 86, Miles' limldiiig. Office
bnure. 9 a. iu. to 12 in. and to 4 p. m. Mon
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Telephone Connection.
MRS. H. A. BEACH,
&XHEK1ENCEI) NURSE
No. 102 Sooth Main 8t., BRrre, Vermont.
Telephone Call, 12-2.
FRED L. PAGE, Contractor
AND BUILDER
Office and Residence, 34 Highland Avenue.
Telephone call. 4-3.
WELCH & PAGE,
All klooa of Kiectrical Work Done,
, Wiring, (Jus M. log, tic.
We are dea lets in Klectrical Supplies.
Oas natures Cuiubinal ion fixtures.
Kvt-i'jtiunii MiKlernaiiU l p-lo-lt6.
None but expert help empled snrl
work (ftiarnteed. Telephone 9-1S.
Office at No. 10 Elm stieet, Haire, Tt.
THE CORRECT STYLES
Newest Effects in Woolens.
0. W. BOYEA, - - Merchant Tailor,
Reed Block. Barre, VU
HENRY h REMER & bON
UNDEKTAKEK8,
funeral directors and furnishers ot to
ners! Bupplits. Nlgbt cans promptly at
tended to. Ho. 18 Uraulte Bi., Barre, VI
Bestdence op emirs. Tel. 13-5
H.E.JEFFORDS,
PAINTING AND PAHEK HANGING
AND CAL50M1MNO.
A share of your patronage Is solicited.
5 Tburwton i-lac, arre, Vt.
H. W. SCOTT, Attorney.
Office In Wood Block,
Over Lsdd's store. Justice, notary sod
stenograpber tn office.
Livery, Boarding
and Sales Stables.
59 So. Main St., Rear South End Hotel.
A. M. MORRISON.
Storage for Wagons
Storage lor wagons, etc., Jl.co
for the winter. Room for i jo
wagons.
JOSEPH D. OSSOLA,
North Main Street, Barre, Vt.
Street Curbing.
First-class Curbing and Underpining de
livered promptly. Address orders to
A. J. IANGFELDT,
Barre. Vt.
WAGONS and HARNESS
The balance of our summer line of
Carriages and Harness will be closed out
at a bargain. A few second-hand Carriage
II. F. CUTLETS,
Rear of City Hotel. - . - Barre. Vermont .
Horse Shoeing.
CLIFFORD COTE
Has just started Horse Shoeing at his old
stand on Prospect Street. Also Repair
ing and Carriage Ironing. First-claa
work 'guaranteed. Peter LeClair ad
William Walsh are in my employ.
CLIFFORD COTE,
Telephone 106 3. Prospect SL. Barre, Vt.
! ELECTRIC 11 1
j Electric Heaters,
Electric Fixtures,
J Electric Supplies.
j stand.rdEectric CO.,
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H. O. BENSETT,
F. W. NICHOLS,
I 199 North Main 8t Barre. j