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The Barre Bail! THE BARRE BAIL!" TIMES VOL. XIX-- NO. 294. IMRRE, VERMONT, .SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1910. PRICE, ONE CENT. ALLOWED MINORS IN POOL ROOM, RED MEN'S BADGES -- J. ASKS PORTUGAL Bellows Falls Men Called to Account for SENTIMENT OF HONOR GIVEN SPECIFIC VERDUN DEFENCES Law Infraction. Bellows Falls, Feb. 28. The law At Annual Banquet and Celebration By PREPARED minors in rooms SWINGS BACK INFORMATION against allowing pool Iroquois Tribe Last Night, 200 was enforced yesterday when two lurk ton proprietors of pool rooms In the bus Persons Being Present. mess section of the village be BEGIN TO CRUMBLE appeared Red Men of tribe with ladies For. All Eventualities That fore Judge T. K. O'Brien in municipal Cabinet and Iroquois Before court and pleaded guilty to a violation Unanimously of the Pocahontas council and East Barre Authorizing Central Arise from Seizure of that luw. and Montpelivr Rod Men as their guests Vermont Power Co. to May whose room is on Congress Overwhelmingly count of Hie war council in Berlin 8 George Brown, pool celebrated the anniversary of George of Teutons' Ships Westminster street, pleaded guilty to for Wilson Issue Stock which tho decision to attack Verdun whs Policy Washington's birth with a banquet, $20,000 An Avalanche of Germans taken. assert the German and having four minor in his place of bus It that was fined fnO costs of and dancing in Bavarian crown favored mesa, and and speechmaking, singing Hurled Kaiser in Ter princes strongly Coiisoulos whose Clan There by an on at v eraun $1.25. Poulitikas, place Gordon ball last evening. attack the trench front block 12th an rific Assault Carried the but both Field Marshal von Macken MADE is in the Gray in the square, plead were 200 people present for the that ATTEMPTS WERE ed to two offenses and was fined NO PRESENT ACTION of Red Men OFFERED TO GRANT sen and Field Marshal von Hindenburg guilty anniversary jollification the Fortress of Douaumont, tho that it TO BLOWUP VESSELS $20 on each and costs of $12.11, a total of BY THE LATTER and the was described as RIGHT FOR opposed plan, contending of $5,000 would be better to the $52.11. the most enjoyable in a number years. Just Four Miles Northeast develop operations There have been in There was a surfeit of for the already planned against the Kussian many complaint supplies because would be if regard to minors in pool rooms in this roast chicken supper served at 8 o'clock, of the French Stronghold front, it necessary, of the of the was adopted, to town and Thursday night Chief of Police and if there waa not an overplus plan princes wifV Ger W. S. Severance and Officer Mac That Will the there was an abund Public Service send to France reserves especially trainea Existing Treaty Angus Embarrass certainly Commission for Russian warfare. Allowed to Kinnon visited the four pool rooms here, ance of that.well known essential. many Lapse Executive in after-dinn- Further, Field Marshal von Hindenburg fliey found four boy in Brown's place Peter Brown presided at the Hearing Testimony and two in owned Bruce's LOSSES OF ATTACKERS is reported to have said that the chances for Portugal's Good that by Poulitikas, program. orchestra, Petition of success on the Kussian front were who bought his pool room about two which had played a number of overtures AT MEN sev- SET 150,000 greater. He is declared to have Had lit weeks ago. In court yesterday afternoon during the dinner hour, contributed te of the law. post-prandi- tie hope of the operations against Ver pleaded ignorance eral selections to the pro- r A was de- - Solos Mrs. Feb. 28. lifting machine ordered - gram. were rendered by Isa dun. Lisbon, Portugal, via Paris, D. C, Feb. 28. The ques- Tli' public service rommiss troved bv Judge O'Brien. The machine Washington, bella Cantlay Hall, Henry Clark, Miss The minister stated in the sior v -- li C. Bacon. W. Di- Portuguese was seized in a truit store on Rocking tion ot congressional action warning Agnes Keith and George McLeod. Tho Chairman ft. R. But Two Lie in the FRENCH CAPTURED Chamber in- - Fors of Deputies Friday that ham street. A taj on the machine Americans off armed merchant ships con- toast to the ladies was offered by John W .r and W. A. Dutton and Clerk sev who to-da- - I. rect Path of the Invaders 250 YDS. OF TRENCHES ttempts had been made to damage formed those tried their strength inued in abeyance y pending fur- McDonald, jr. pon Ira U right devolved Clawon present, held a hearing in that if lifted 400 pounds would " en of the Teutonic ships requisitioned they they ther development-i- n the submarine con- - lne v supreme court chamber at the Stato in Drive Toward one five-cen- t If I ir.irt.nn. fJAnrrro i Hnnk nf Knur Twrrc Their Loss receive rigar. they lift German Official Statement Admits by the government and that an explosive five-cen- between the and in this on Offen ed 600 pounds two t cigars was troversy United States ,reat chipf of record. gave an interest- - jvouso Montpelier morning the Verdun of Marie-A-P- was found on the Buelow of Fury of Positions South of St. y steamship the reward, if 800 pounds they received Germany. With President Wibtoi backed ing address on the topic, "Freedom, petition of the Central Vermont Power sive Paris the North German Lloyd company. three cigars and they lifted 1.000 bv the entire cabinet and still unshaken Friendship and Charity," the motto of company, Erwin M. Harvey of Montpe- Keeps Up, Says But Says French Are Fleeing jt five-ce- The considered received a box of - the Red Men. Dr. E. C. Barrett of Mont premier added that he pounds they in hi. - !,.- .i,m,M b. , , . lier, to obtain to Office in Woevre. " .;iu "" J ... ... , president, permission War smoke. k-- I. , e uu me v. t in the best interests of that " i, i, I'c"" gwu Portugal ,...."" " - order and Alex. Ross, sachem isue stock not to exceed $20,000, for via Feb. 26. The :.. great Berlin, London, the existing treaty with Germany be DOZEN INDICTMENTS. on the high sea, an overwhelming ma- - 0f Vermont choee for his "The cash, to be used for the purpose of ob- statement to-da- y consid- topic, says that allowed to lapse and that the Portuguese in House Senate - Red Men in a detailed has been made east of the jority both the and ap- Vermont," giving taining land and water rights in thej erable advance government is prepared for all eventuali- Were Found Federal Grand at account of The tremendous German drive for Ver- in of Ver by Jury oarentlv ia determined that, no action of the achievement the order counties of Orange, Caledonia, and Or- river Meuse the region north ties that might arise from tho exercise since was in dun is with undiminished William Burlington. be taken em it introduced the Green continuing dun. in the presence of Emperor by Portugal of her rights. for the present that might Mountain state. leans. The latter part of the petition y The statement Frenc 28. of fury. Berlin claims the breaking also says the Burlington, Feb. The members barrass the executive branch of the gov One of the features came when was an amendment added by Mr. Harvey forces made an attack on German posi CONTEST OVER tho of the United State ernment in the pleasing of the cordon of the $80,000. grand jury diplomatic negotiations. Mr. Rock to amend-me- nt protecting forts, Marie-A-P- presented the honor badge after the hearing opened, the tions south of St. y and court for the district of Vermont com- of miles pene James for devotion to the inter- capture Fort Douaumont, four trated first German trenches over Niece work Taylor being allowed by the commission. the of Miss Mary Ritter Shea Tries to pleted their early yesterday after LIKELY TO RECOVER ests of the Red Men. James Rothnie re- northeast of Verdun. The loss of this 250 Mr. as distance of about yards. Break Will. noon and returned 12 indictments to ceived a sachem's Harvey, a director of the Cen not ad- "In the Woevre district the resistance one which the case of Mi- past jewel. Dancing ouUying fortification, however, is court, of is Although Leslie Farrington May Be was in order the and1' un- tral Vermont Power company, testified broke down and we are Littleton, N. If., Feb. 28. be- who L'nit- - after program mitted in 's French official state- of the French Hearing Deguiee, was arrested bv nus Part of HU Face. til an hour this the Red and recited a history of the coniDanv the the gan here yesterday in probate court on ed States Marshal Thomas Reeves early morning since filed which declares that in the desper- pursuing retreating enemy," says Deputy Men and their themselves it articles of association with ment, the for a post-bo- x N. Feb. 28. Leslie Far guests gave statement. petition appointment of spe I hursday, charged with rifling the Woodsville, H., the secretary of state 1, 1915. The ate German assaults all the Verdun cial administrator on the estate of Miss to commit suicide over wholly to the enjoyments of the April along of Grand Secretary H. H. Ross of trie rington' attempt by commission commented on the oversight front the Germans are men Ritter Shea, eldest of of which was lo- himself in the head ie not terpsichorean pastime.
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