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THE HAHIIK DAILY TIMES, RARRE, VT.. MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1910.
BETHEL
The Key to Your Home
Separated from home by county or
continent standing on Broadway or
'longside a water-tank close at your
hand is the key to your home.
WESTERN UNION
keys start your Day Letters and
Night Letters on their way.
Your "All's Well" message reaches
home before the mail train gets up
steam. Low rates for many words.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
WEST TOPSHAM.
Wanted: .10,000 dozen fresh eggs,
Bring them in any quantity, largo or
small, and we will pay casli for game
Barre Creamery.
ASK FOR and GET
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
Cheap substitutes cost YOU same price.
The Larger Your Ambition,
the greater tlie need of protection for
yourself and your family. The greater
the mental alertness the greater the in
trinsic! value and lienee the greater the
loss. Insure your ahilitv. National Life
Ins. Co., of Vt. (Mutual.) S. S. Mallard,
general agent, Rialto building, Montpe
lier, Vt.
WASHINGTON.
Miss E. Pearl Ralph Sprained Ankle in
Baseball Game.
A iMaelttll game near J. II. fia Hand's
Iioiish lust Saturday between a team of
teacher unci high school girls and a teuni
of third and fourth urade boy was
marred bv an accident to Miss K. Pearl
Ralph, who sprained an ankle while run
niug bases and had to be carried from
the Held. By riding back and forth she
exH't to be able to do her work tins
week as teacher of the seventh and
eighth grades.
V. S. Jewell. Bennett O. Johns, Ilule
Richards and .lames Boss have gone to
(Yineord, N. II., to work for the Jvew
England Gmnite company.
Rev. J. C. la.elton of Barnard, who
has been appointed to serve the Meth
odisfc church in Brownsville, preached in
that church yesterday, returning to-day
to finish packing, hoping to be ready to
move his family to-morrow.
II. J. Snow and Mrs. Klla Willey of
Sharon were here last Saturday to see
Mrs. Ilanmih (Bowen) Snow on her Oi'th
anniversary. Airs. Snow was first the
wife of Stephen S. Bimell, who died in
Thetford and after his death was mar
ried to Julius Snow, who died in Sharon.
Miss Lucy Washburn is here from
Mjtmtelair, N. J., for the Easter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. B. If. Joy and children
of Richford have been visiting at Fred
llliameon 8 una with relatives in Roy-
alton.
Miss fiertrude Oilman is bookkeeping
for the liethel iTinting company.
Iroduecrs of maple sugar report a good
run of sap last week. Snow fell almost
onstantly yesterday and another good
run is expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Allen Rogers and
their son, Burnham, of South Randolph,
visited former neighbors here last Sat
urday.
ROCHESTER
Wanted: 30,000 dozen fresh eggs
Bring them in any quantity, large or
small, and we will pay cash for same,
IWre Creamery.
"BIRDLAND"
LECTURE-RECITAL
HOW TO IDENTIFY THE BIRDS BY THEIR SONGS
EDWARD AVIS
BIRD MIMIC WHISTLER VIOLINIST
BARRE OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY, APRIL 11
at 8 O'clock
Auspices Barre Woman's Club
... PROGRAM ...
ILLUSTRATED WITH COLORED LANTERN SLIDES
A MEADOW TRIO
Miss Mabel MeCray has returned to
her school in St. .lolmsbtiry, after spend
ing a week at her home here.
Frank Wilson has gone to Ottawa,
Can., in the interests of the Realty com
pany. The Rochester band gave another con
cert last Friday evening, followed by a
dance and sugar partv. The band lit
making good progress and the townspeo
ple, are always ready to help with their
patronage. The recipts were over $50.
Sugarmakers report rather a poor sea
son and the syrup and sugar not as good
as usual.
Judge Edgerton was in Woodstock last
week.
Carroll Wiley has sold his house in
Talcville to Mrs. James Mcftowan.
Rev. H. A. Lincoln is in Washington,
I). C, hoping to hcnet: his health.
Miss Clendine Jiitll. who has a position
in New Bedford. Mass., spent the Easter
vacation at her home here.
Mis Carrie Towne of Waterbury will
fissist Miss J. E. Hall during the spring
cason of millinery.
This Store Sells Quaker
Ranges with Greatest
- Satisfaction!
It doesn't take long to tell tho reason why. Wo Know for a ccr
jtainty just what the neve Quaker owner is going to tell us as soon
as the first test comes. Day in and out, if you .were to visit our
Uango Department, you would hear just such exclamations as
these. " What a fine baker" "How long the fire lasts" "My, but
;the oven does .wonders" -"Mother had a Quaker and so did grand-,
mother."
Can't vou see that there is satisfaction written in every one
p . 1 1 '
oi tnese expressions, anu 11 a
satisfied customer is not thej
best advertisement for an$
business, what is?
V. J " I best advertisement for am? Ml&l T LM rJM
"Wf The Quaker Range kWKKlA
Ata. CW. Averill & CoS
Wil Barre. Vermont. tW
WATERBURY
THE MORNING CONCERT
Violin and Bird Songs
Scene : Early dawn in the New England
woods.
Stories of the Birdi:
The Veery. A Robin Courtship. Sonir
Sparrow. White-throated Sparrow. Wood
Thrushes' Evening Concert. The Hermit
Thrush.
WOODLAND ECHOES
Junco. Maryland Yellow-throat. Yellow
Warbler. Oven-bird. Chestnut-sided
Warbler- Vesper Sparrow. Field Spar
row. TWILIGHT HYMNS
Violin and Whistling
Spotted Sandpiper. Hooded Warbler.
Chewink. White-eyed Vireo.
THE CANARY'S SONG
Violin and Whistling
A Whip-poor-will Concert. Cardinal Gros
beak. Mradowlark. Bobolink.
Meadowlark, Bobolink and Robin
The Imitative Catbird. Yellow-breasted
Chat. Purple Finch. Indigo Bunting.
THE WOOD PEWEE'8 80NG
Violin and Whistling
Chickadee. Phoebe. Baltimore Oriole.
White-breasted Nuthatch. Carolina Wren.
Red-winged Blackbird.
A NOONDAY CONCERT
Wrens, Bh'-kui Is and Sparrow
Brown Thrasher. Scarlet Tanagrr. Roce-
breasted Grosbeak. Screech OwL.
NOCTURNAL SOUNDS
Whip-poor-will, Pewee, Screech Owl,
Cricket. Toad and Frog. Violin and
Whistling.
Bluebird. Red-eyed Vireo. Warbling
Vireo. Yellow-throated Vireo. Solitary
Vireo. Crested Flycatcher.
THE MOCKINGBIRD
Violin and Whistling
VESPER SONGS Finale.
Admission Adults, 13c; School Children, 10c
HANCOCK
Mrs. G. R. Church viaited her daugli
er, Mrs. John Aldrich of .Rochester, last
week.
Henry Curtis is working for Arthur
Brooks during sugaring.
Sydney Unities of Hetliel visited his
brother, John Huttles, last week.
Silas Manning is working for Will
Maiming in Rochester.
Miss Leah Ulair, who has been with
her sistei", Mrs. Charles Church of Rix-hes-ter,
has returned home.
Miss Lola Kilield visited lier friend,
Miss Rhoda Hubbard of Granville, re
cently. Silas Dumas, who has been working
for Frank Whittier, has gone to his home
in Addison.
CHICKENS
What are you going to feed them? The most scien
tific and successful poultrymen do not worry any
more about this question: They feed Wirthmore
Chick Feed. Wirthmore is made and sold in one
grade only the best.
Absolutely no dust or hulls.
Ask us for valuable booklet on poultry matters.
R. L. Clark
PLAINFIELD
Sugar Makers
Do you have trouble in getting a glue that will stick the
labels on your sugar pails? We have something that will
"stick to stay" every time. A trial will convince you.
A. V. BECK LEY
'Phone 2S9-W Drown'i Drug, store) 46 Main Street
The last number of the lecture course
will be given Tuesday evening, April 11.
This attraction deserves the patronage
of ever citizen of 1'Iainficld. Aliss Garee
Sage is one of the leading exponents of
play reading now before the American
public. Mie will read 'Teg o" My Heart."
Jn this there are heart interest, dramatic
moments and best of all some extremely
funny situations, which convulse an au
dience. Miss Sage makes every charac
ter vivid. She is not only a giftedhr
tist but a charming personality. Make
a special effort to be present. You will
have a rare treat and incidentally show j
an interest in having a lecture course
in your town. The committee have
worked hard mid deserve your hearty
support.
Dean S. Fullerton Elected Town Clerk to
Succeed Himself.
The special town meeting? Saturday
afternoon resulted in the election of
Dean S. Fullerton to succeed himself as
town clerk of Waterbury. Mr. Fuller
ton is a native of the town, was educat
ed in the public schools, graduated from
the liurlington high school and took a
sfiecial course of a yenr at the Univer
sity of Vermont. For the past eight
years he has been assistant town clerk
under his father, the late James K. Ful-I
lertnn. At his death. Dean KHillerton
was appointed town clerk by the select-!
men pending the election. Through these
years of work as assistant, the present
clerk has become thoroughly conversant
with the affairs of the office and the elec
tion seems very .fitting. Congratulations
were extended to him.
CABOT
The following is the report of the
Cabot Cow Testing association for the
month ending April 6: Number of herds,
31; total cows in test, 513; total pounds
milk, 2.")j.4)!; average test, 4.48; butter
teat, ll,4o7.2 pounds; value, $4,400.53;
cost of roughage, ?l.4.7.71; cost grain,
l,3;U.Hi; Utai cost, $2.79.61; protit,
1.610.".i.2. Figuring hay at $10 per ton.
silage at $4 per ton, grain at cot, and
butter fat at price received, which av
eraged 3!Mc per pound, the average of
the 513 rows, including 53 dry cows, is:
Milk, 4!8 pounds: butter fat. 22.3
pounds; value, S5H; cost roughage,
fJ.fM; cwt grain, $-a?; total cost, $".;
profit, $3.14. S. A. Chandler, tester.
A. IT. Smith, who has been ill with
laryngitis, is able to lie out.
John Fowler remains very ill.
Sumner Stearns, rural carrier on route
1, is taking part of his route, after be
ing at home because of illness.
The quarantine has been removed from
the home of Jerome Hart, where Miss
Glenna Little of Favston has been iiW
with scarlet fever.
The condition of Judge Hunt lev re
mains about the same.
Murder On the High Seas. .
When a merchant vessel loaded with
civilians is torpedoed without warning or
chance of esrape the barbarism is the
same whether the passenger ami crew
are Americans or of other nationalities.
If it is an offense against humanity to
sink a ship that carries Americans it is
equally an offense to sink a ship that
carries civilian .Migiisiimcn or rrencii-
men or (Jermmis. Americans have m
special protection under international
law. If the (ierinan adiiuniltv has mur
dered our citizens on the high seas ,11
lias more numerously murdered the citi
zens of other nation. Our civilians have
no greater right to their lives than have
other civilians.
The main incident of the German ad
miralty is not that it has slaughtered
Americans, but that it has offended
against the luws of humanity. It has
not been the practice of our government
to protest except when our citizens were
ittaeked. We may not expect our rights
in size in the union. Its length from
north to south is 4S4 miles, its width
321 miles, and its area 10',i,821 square
miles.
The history of Nevada is chiefly the
history of her mines. Since the discov
ery of the Comstock lode and other fa
mous ore bodies periods of activity and
prosperity have alternated with periods
of depression. Each discovery of high
grade ore in noteworthy quantities has
been followed by rapid settlement in
that locality and the establishment of
one or more tow us. In 18!)(M$!3 a
sharp decline in the price of silver initi
ated or accompanied a period of depres
sion in Nevada s mining iMid general in
dustrial prosperity. Sillw is so impor
tant a resource of the state that to a
large extent even now her prosperity
depends upn the market for that metal.
Of late years, however, an increased pro
duction of gold, copper, and recently of j
platinum has accompanied a gradual and .
it is hoped, substantial industrial prog-j US6 FOF Over 30 YeaFS
rcss. i ermaneni towns nae grunu up
Imports in Vermont District Increase.
The total amount of imports in the
Vermont customs district at St. Albans
during the pat month was $2.1 21,502, a
considerable increase over the month of
March a year ago. The exports amount
ed to $0,741,889, nearly three times tliat
of March last year. The total duties
collected were $15,770.03.
Dunne March, 1H15, the imports
amounted to $1,(119,873, the exports to
$2,974,878, and the duties collected
amounted to $7,539.0X1.
Testimonial.
Ananias Is the Junction house a good
hotel ?
Job Why. I wouldn't even lodge a
complaint there. Jack o' Lantern.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
and agriculture and related pursuits ar.;
Always bears
to be respected if the rights of others 1 becoming firmly established.-Overland
are disregarded w ith our consent. It j Guidebook, bulletin 012, C. S. G. S. j Signature ol
w ill seem to many as if the administra- . ... - . - . ...
VERMONT LIVESTOCK REPORT
Wall Paper Announr ment
BEGINNING MARCH io WE SHALL GIVE A to PER CENX. DISCOUNT
ON ALL SPOT CASH SALES ON WALL PAPER UNTIL APRIL i
We hare a fine line to select from, and all lfl poods direct frrm he fac
torits. A few patterns of 1915 goods left and on sale at 20 cr cent, discount.
C. A. Heath
04 North Main Street, Over Lander's Cijit Store Tel 35-W
What to Do for
Itching Skins
PERRY & NOONAN
UNEXCELLED FUNERAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital Ambulance Sfrric
ODUlAtlU AAD UCSXtD miUOl MTOT L. Btltt
There is usually immediate relief for
ikins itching, burning and disfigured by
jcierca. ringworm, or similar torment
ing skin-trouble, in
a warm bath with
refcinol fu-ap and a
simple sppbcatioa
of rrejnol ointment.
The woothinr. hel
ing rcsincl medica
tion stops itching
at once, and aoc.ii
dears away all trace
of eruption, even in
severe and stut.fm
un: the trouble is d;ie to some
serious iMTttal disorder.
YM r,i twvej- hesitate tj u rei
ro!. It is a d tor prew-rtption
has t-u ul y other phtsi, mn f.ir
tr.T year in the trratmVnt of skin
f.xti.wa. It euntains st- lutdr nota
r? thst could injure the tradrrcrt
;n. Fr-ry drnenst s41s reoinol cmt
CTt and Mintl ,". Rinol op
a tr- tetsdrr siint anj be!p t rp
r T o,f l. r,-T, fr-ii arl
s-rty. Urause it contains tius rvart4
great rljUva.
Together with That of New Hampshire,
Prepared By U. S. Bureau.
Washington. D. C, April 10. The Ver
mont and New Hampshire crop and live
stock report for April, as compiled by
the bureau of crop estimates, is as fol
lows: New Hampshire.
Hogs Losses from disease p.it year.
2.1 per cent; 10 year average, 2.0 per
cent.
Cattle losses from disease past year,
1.1 per cent; 10-year average, 0.1 per
cent. Losses from exposure past year,
0.1 per cent; 10-year average, 0.3 per
cent.
Sheep Ixsseg fnun disease past year.
0.8 per cent; 10-year average, 2.2 per
cent. Loss from exposure past year,
0.1 per cent; 10-year average, l.u per
cent.
Horse and Mules Ixisses from disease
tion has made a grave mistake in as
suming that what happens is none of
our business, provided our citizens cs
eaje. This policy has robbed our pro
tests of a large part of their moral force
We should not uppear to be pleading
for special privileges or immunities.
Knight errantry is not yet fashion
able among nation". Yet it has uses.
It is well to associate the defense of our
citizens with the support of the general
rights of mankind. The ocean bottom
is strewed with the bones of several
thousand persons who have been senl
to their death in defiance of international
law. If we assert that murder occurred
when Americans were the victims we
must also assert that murder was com
mitted when men, women and children
of other nations are the ictims. Mn
of military age on a captured ship can
be held as prisoners, but civilized wi;r
does not recognize the right to give no
quarter. Not since Alva curried 011
whole-ale butchery in the Netherlands
has there been Mich i-t:rk barbarity as
lias mntked this war. New York Glbe.
-j
Nevada Famous as Mining State. j
Nevada is a Spanish word meaning
'snowy" or "while as mow." and the
Tia nip ,f t La st:it. m -i Jiiriif.it fr.itit t lie
past year 1.2 per cent; 10 year average. si,.rn Nrva,,a. Milte rankj MX,h
1.6 per cent. ; j
Vermont.
PARK THEATRE
Vermont's Best Photoplay House
Matinee, 2:15 and 3:30TeI. 6 1 3-W Evening, 7 and 8:30
TO-DAY
Paramount Presents Geraldine Farrar in '
"CARMEN"
AIm the Bray cartoon, "FARMER ALFALFA'S CATASTROPHE," snd s rood romedr.
"THE BfBBI.ES AND THE BARBER"
This fealaro U bring- rrpeatrd br murt and will bo ihown at oar rerulsr price
Attrnd Iho Mtin Sperisl Manic
Tuesday, April 11
V. L. S. E. PRESENTS KATHLYN WILLIAMS AND TYRONE POWERS IN
"THOU SHALT NOT COVET"
Alt Two ComcdiM. "DAD'S COLLEGE WIDOW
PLAYERS" If yoa liked "Tho Romit,
tork,
nd "PANSY POST PROTEAU
"The Ialand of Rcrnrrmliott," and "Kraa-
thrn bo ftare to mw this frotaro, a it U another V. L. S. E. wondrr plT.
IJalcony 5c, Orchestra 10c
Daily Change of Program
Rye Condition April 1 this vcar. !!
per cent; 10 year average April 1 condi
tion. !'4 per cent.
Hgs Ijosm-k from disease past year.
2." ier cent; 10-ycir average, 'J.l per
cent.
Cattle losses from disease past year.
1.1 per rent; lo-year average. I per
cent. lss from erwure pt year.
0.2 per cent; 10 year average. KJ3 er
cent.
Sheep Iws from disease past jear.
Ift fer rent; lo year averace. 2:2 per
rent. Ixoes from exposure pa-st war
0.2 per rent; 10 yer average, 0.3 pt r
lent.
lfrc and Mules - !. trnm d et-e
pt jear. 1.0 per cent ; l' vear average.
I . per cent.
Ia Darkest AlzHtnij.
''Sov. Alilsnn i a ,irv stjte, i-ti't it
"-nre."
"WT.y, my dwr, wlin I was tiene I
so rterJ pjto K mere irtKat-eJ
' nf etre. tr tt ( IK-
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STOHflCH UPSET 7
Get at the Real Cause Take
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That's vt at thnunands of stomach n;f
ferers are doing no. n.ipl of lakirns
tr.nirs. or tnlr.e to r-i' h up a rr
ttin, ther are litta kins tlie rmJ cause ef
t?-e i!ent cloppl liver and disnrritre.1
Is .wets.
rr. i:.Jwar5s CVHva Tat.lets arouse the
liver In a f-.'thinp. teailtjr war. WTiei
t.' e liver anl bowels art rerfnrmlne- their
tiattiral furc?lir., away r ln-l.f stion
an'l slom.L h ireut-iea.
If j-'iti I -'.if a 1 1 1 t.iste Jn yur m"ii'
t.-nrae co.:. I, ?;-.' I-sr, Urv, J.-r,"t-re
feelm. ro a- 'V. n or fp-fv. ?ryi
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tCta-' ei--e :-l rr:t-l i!h e-7)v e:L
wl'l brew thjr ,'tr r- r
Ttee o the trork w irfrat ir'i lC. criTTir'a
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PAVILION THEATRE
.Monday, April 10
PATHE TRESEXTS "JACKIE SAUNDERS" IN
"ADVENTURES OF A .MADCAP"
A beautitul hand-colored American drama Also "HUMBLE GUISE," a two
reel feature, and a swell comedy, "ALL DOLLED UP"
Tuesday, April 11
MUTUAL
Helen Holmes ia the seventh episode of
"THE GIRL AND THE CAME"
"SPIKE'S AWAKENING," a senes of thnlU in every episode And ott-t
big features
rsrinnine Monday, April 10, Matinee Price Will Ie 3c to AH
NIGHT TRICES Cfeiliren, jc; Aaotts, ioc
Matinee Daily at :i$ X'iH at 7:00 and