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The daily sentinel., 1903-07-08

The matter of the Kindergarten
teacher was taken up. No final and
definite action answer had been receiv-
ed from Miss Frieze and Miss Rhoda
Reed. of York, Nebraska, was elected
to fill this position, onally.
If Miss Frieze is not heard from,
Miss Reed will be called upon to ac-
cept.
There were a number of bills read
and passed and other matters consid-
cred, in relation to the construction
of the new public school building.
Ernest B. Morris, of Clarkesburg,
W. Va, was visitor to the city last
night. Mr.. Morris has been in Colo
RADIO for several months looking after
business matters with which he is
fc INJECTED. Mr. Morris is ths editor
of the Harrison County Herald and
will undoubtedly become largely int
crested in Western Colorado, together
with number of associates from his
home town, in the near future.
While DR.. E. f. King was standing
in front of one of the stores this morn
( ing he saw passing him tall. bronzed
man, in whom he at once recognized
an old time friend and class mate at
an eastern college. 1t was A. l. Hunt,
of Iowa, who is making a wagon trip
to Arizona. The two old friends We're
glad to meet each other again after
several years of separation.
The people of Mesa county are be-
coming very anxious about the reoep-
tion of the report which has gone in
| from Engineer Matthes regarding the
feasibility of the construction of tho
High Line canal scheme. They bs-
lieve that if the. government does mot
look with favor ON the local scheme
thev can secure private capital to con-
struct it.
Wanted. Fifty bright, honorable,
and upright young men and women to
prepare themselves for business ca
reer. For particulars address The
Grand Valley Commercial School.
Mrs Edwin Price and Sherman W.
Moody will both favor the audience at
the Methodist church with solos dur
ing the recits.l of Miss Willis. Thurs
day evening.
T. S. Ramey. manager of the Ram,
ey-Perce Lumber company left last
night ON delayed No. 6 for Colorado
Springs, to attend the lumbermen's
convention.
A part of the working force of the
Colorado telephone company went to
Palisades today to put in some new
phones in and around that city.
Mrs. Mabel Bishop of Eldon. Iowa
is expected to arrive in the city to-
night for visit with her friend Mrs.
Frank Thatcher.
c. P. Bliss has purchased the soda
fountain in the Red Gross pharmacy
and has installed same in his place of
business.
Miss Willis will lecture at the Meth
odist church on Thursday night.
Everyone should hear her.
Judge @. F. Caswell and Senator
Horace T. DeLong went to Glenwood
this morning.
The family of Walter Mulkey ex-
poets to leave shortly for an outing in
the hills.
Mrs Hoffman and daughter Edna
are moving into the Price terrace to-
day.
G. NJ Bailey went to Montrose to
day to took after some business affairs. !
Hear Miss Willis at the Methodist
chruch next Thursday night.
A. ]. McCune is expected TO arrive
in the city tomorrow.
W. A. Gleason, the paper hanger
has gone to Salt Lake.
No. was two hours late today
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-08
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

The extra session will be called after
the Christian Endeavor meeting This
is providential.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-08

The Pope still fingers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Cyrus Hall went to Lyndonville this
afternoon on visit.
Rrbeot Mcdonald leaves tonight for his
home In Buffalo, N. i.
MI. and Mrs. C.H. McAlIister of wash
ington were in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Worthley Of Wash
lngton were IN the city today.
Miss Maude Danforth returned today
from Berlin Falls, II. H.. to spend the
holiday season.
Edwin G. Veal Of Maple avenue. will
leave tonight for Westerly, II. L, to spend
Christmas with bis brother, w. ]. Veal.
r. b Campbell ana daughter who have
been visiting In Milan. p O., for the past
six weeks, returned to GraniteYille today.
Every member Of the degree team 81
the N. +. @ F are requested to be pres
ent at the meeting tonight AZ there are
two candidates 70 be initiated.
The members Of Neal Dow Lodge ]. B.
q. i, are requested to meet III the lodge
rooms at i.45 tomorrow afternoon for the
purpose Of attending the funeral Of Mrs.
Druett.
The American Horse Breeder for Dec.
10, contains two column write-up Of the
Smith Stock Farm, owned BY Donald and
John &. Smith. al Ray and LADY Ian
rim are very highly spoken Of Ia The story.
Senator w. z. Dilllagham returned 4
Montpelier yesterday from Washington
for the holiday recess. w. VI. Husband
his private secretary. will remain in
Washington during she recess of Con.
gress.
There win be tree for the primary de-
partment Of the Congregational sunday
school tomorrow afternoon At oieloek
The parents are invited to come win their
little ones Il they wish NO presents II
be brought 'o
Otiieer George Wood arrested Harrv
Reed last night fer breach of the peaea
10 city court this morning he nIaadaa
guilty 70 the fracture and Judge Fav san.
fenced him to the house Of correction Il
Rutland for not less than sixty and MT
more than IS days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
EAST BARRE.

al Hutehins went 70 Barre yesterday on
business.
VT g. Nye and wife were ii Barre yes-
terday, looking after their Christmas
shopping.
Frank Tucker Is now able to sit up
again. Mrs. Anderson has got through
her work as his nurse,
MeFt Cutler and wife went to Barre yes
terday morning spending the day at the
home Of his brother there.
John Macarthur came from Hallowell,
Canada, yesterday 70 pay visit at the
home oI his son, Dr. j II. Macarthur
we have heard the remark that the
store Of John DIX was closed That Is a
mistake. The store Is open and he Is do
ing his usual large Christmas business.
The customary Chris mas entertainment
given by the children Of the Congregation
Al Sunday school will be held In the
congregational church on Thursday, Dec
"a, at so O'Clock. An unusually good
programme has been provided, All are
cordially welcomed, Some one win be In
the church On Thursday afternoon to re-
ceive the gifts and put them on the
Christmas tree which will be one of the
most pleasing features of the evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
GARETTO GUILTY
OF MANSLAUGHTER
SAYS THE JURY
F. OF A. GETS A GRIP
ON FIRST POSITION
Forsstsrs' Team Defeated c. 0. z.
Players Last Evening By
Score of S to3.

In the cribhage contest last evening the
Z. OF A. team defeated the G. o. F. Eve
tables to three. This gives the +. Of A.
team q good grip on the first place in the
standing, and the Red Men will have to
scalp the Clan Gordon team tonight or
fall to second place.
The result by tables was as follows:
James Patterson and w Scott. Il Of a
defeated M. Tierney and Ed MeNuIty, q.
Q. r.. NJ. e. Bassett, and A. Casellini, f.
of A., defeated Antoine Burke and NJ. N.
Nelson, G. O. Fl Geo. Robertson and Os
car Burgh, K. of A., defeated A. A. Con-
neil and A. ] Lorauger, G. D. mt; Geo.
A. Milne and W. G Maekie, f Of Al, de-
feated A J. Gravelln and Luke Gala
CHER, g. @. III; Wm. Evaus aud Alex
Stephens, F of A defeated D. W. Faulk-
ner and Charles Williams. G. O. +.
VIM Kelley and Z. Gallagher, g. o. II,
defeated George Stuart and Henry Casel-
lini, T. Of Al. w. w. White and NJ. Nc.
Nulty, g. o. f., defeated A. Smith and A
Clark, F. of A.; ;J NJ. Brault and j. Net
son, @. O. r., defeated o. j L. Matthews
and Peter Alexander, F. Of A.
The Clan Gordon aud Red Men play to-
night, which win end the games in the
second series.
The standing I'd date tg al foliatres
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
WASHING GT0N.

Aunt Elizabeth Huntington was re-
ported this morning ais being decidedly
worse
School at the village has closed for this
week Miss Hill has gone TO her home in
Bradford for the week.
The annual meeting Of the Washington
Agricultural Association occurred at the
town hall this afternoon. a full report
will be given Id these columns later
G. III Bigeluw, W. r. Worthley, Eleazer
Smith and Washington Beede with their
wives attended the funeral services Of
Mrs, 4. g. Cook at Orange, Saturday af-
ternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Markets and Grocers OFFER Great Variety
for Holiday Feast.

Markets and Grocers OFFER Great Variety
for Holiday Feast.
Feasting is as much part of Christmas
as that of gift bearing, and Barrels enter
Frising grocers and marketmen have pre-
pared great variety OF good Thugs to se-
lect from, Many of them are making
elaborate window displays.
I'm Ayerill shows a full line Of Christ
mas sweets Ia one window and in the
other an extensive display Of toys, etc.
4. p. Ladd shows candies cakes, raisns
and fruits Ia two windows, and turkeys.
geese, etc,in another. La the fourth win
dow Is miniature meat shop. with meat
enters, cleaks and customers all Ia mo-
tlon. This display attracts lots Of atten-
ton for It's novelty.
Parker ID Tassle display a fun line of
turkeys, geese, ducks, chickens and fowls,
and the good things that Sc with them.
Sowden n Lyon display a fine line of
confectionery. nuts, oranges, and other
good things to help out the Christmas din
ner
Eastman Bros. show window full Of
candy and nuts
Y a. Averill has arranged very pretty
window display of figs, dates, nnts, raj
sins, grapes, oranges and confectionery.
Meaker BROS show full line Of tur-
keys, geese, meats, etc
Chesser " Bird have put good deal of
work into making their window display a
good one and they have succeeded a
full iine Of turkeys, geese, ducks, chick
ems, fowls, pigeons and beet is shown
The Cooperative store shows d fine line
Of turkeys, geese and chickens,
Smith Bros market shows q full line Of
turkeys, geese, chickens, fowls, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
statement of vermont BANKS.

Washington, D e., Dec % An alb.
stract Of the conditions of the national
banks Of Vermont, at the close ot business
Nov. II last has just been made public
here BY the comptroller Of the currency.
1t shows that the loans and discounts Of
Vermont banks On that date were Sl2,-
$50, ,T47; that the total specie was S68i,
053, Of which S4l5,205 was gold coin.
The individual deposits III Vermont ma
tionaI banks amount to Sllg82, 289. The
percentage to deposits Of cash on hand ire.
demptiou fund, and due from reserve
agents is N "a The percentage Of legal
reserve to deposits was SiT.2l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
FOR Al FEDERAL BUILDING.

Options Being Secured on Desirable sites
For Building.
The committee on federal building and
the board Of aldermen held q joint session
last evening after the meeting Of the latter
bord to consider the matter of location for
such building II congress makes an ap-
preparation for one ID Barre IT lis neces-
sary TO show to the government that there
are number Of suitable sites available,
and that options have been secured on the
same. Four optious have been received
but more are desired and any property
holder who has lot they think suitable,
both as to size and location, and is willing
70 make price on the same, Is requested
to visit the city clerks Office and make an
option on the same. All options should
be given before Jan. L
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
oharee or violating nanI.rapter Law.

Burlington, Dec 22. Arthur T. and
James D. AIcCarty were arralgned yester-
day uefore the United States authorities
for an alleged violation 81 the bankruptcy
law, being charged with the removal of
property from store just before bank
ruptcg proceedings " re began.
Bail LID the sum ol $500 each was fur.
nished There will be hearing in Unit
ed States court some time III February.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
LIABILITIES OF S962,652.OO
Notes Are Held By Forty Banks and
Individuals Mostly in New
England.

Boston, Dec, 28.- Frank D. Perry OF
Worcester Who is actively identified with
the management Of the Worcester and
Southbrdge Street Railway, which is in
difficulties, filed petition in bankruptcy
today His liabilities are scheduled at
s962,B52 His assets are placed at $40, 900.
Practically the whole indebtedness Ii Oh
account OF his connection with the road. be
having Individually indorsed notes aggre-
eating s925,000 held BY forty banks and
individuals mostly in New England.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
A HAPPY CHRISTMAS

For William Wright Case MOL Pressed
and Released.
IN county court today the case against
William Wright charged with breaking
and entering Charles Zanleoni's store some
time ago, was mol pressed. Mr. Wright
has been at Waterbury for some time, but
be will be released and win be home to-
spend Christmas with his family and
ffinds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
WILLIAMST0WN.

Horace Farnham of East Montpelier
was In town yesterday.
John Dow went to Burlington yesterday
to the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment
The Uniyersalist society will have their
Christmas tree Thursday evening al the
church.
Mrs Jane Erskine returned to Berlin
yesterday after few weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs, Herbert Platt.
Jerry Hutchinson sold aud decided bis
farm to parties from Barre aud Is moving
to his new house here at the village.
Neckwear received at Yaughans this
morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23

The Presbyterian Sabbath School viii
have d Christmas tree and entertainment
on Thursday evening at o'clock Those
desiring TO put articles On the tree will
please send them to the church sometime
during Thursday afternoon The parents
and the friends of the children are cor
daily Invited TO the festivities.
song by school, Emmanuel the Mighty
Recitation Jennie Milne
song hy school, Through Bright Heavens,
pial0ane, Gifts for Mrs. sanfa's Stocking
solo Alice Walker
: oue hy school, sIfail Happy Christmas
recitation "A Little Maid Am /. y
song bv little children, stHil1 the Frosty Air
with Song.
Dialogue ssThe Way to Spend Christmas.
Duett fSend Ray Of Light"
Recitation "a Christmas Dream
song IN school, ffRing, oh Ring, Ye Joy hels.a
DIafogiIe Goods Word Is True,
Recftafion aA Christmas JOY Mi.si0n.
Ssoner IN school eBeEhlehem Star"
Recitation "a Note to Santa Claus.
Song By school, shlhe tefth = star 81 glory
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
MRS. DuRETT DEAD.

Passed Away at the Heaton Hospital YES
terdaY Afternoon.
Mrs Winfield Durett died at the Hea-
ton hospital at O'Clock yesterday after
noon after months Illness The de-
ceased was born In Leeds, z. a. where
her parents, Mr. and Mrs John Wilkins,
now reside. she was 20 years of age. She
is survived By her husband to whom she
was married about a year ago.
The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock
tomorrow Afternoon from the house Of
Mrs. Broadwell On Merchant street.
The funeral will be held from the Meth
odist church at o'clock tomorrow after
noon, Rev. r, + Lowe officiating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
SALE OF FRIAR LANDS

Is Approved 81 President Bonds 20 Pay
For Land.
Washington. Dec, 28. Gov. Taft's re-
cent tentative agreement with the frlars in
the Philippines for the sale 0l their lands
70 the United States has been approved by
the president The amount 10 be paid for
the lands is 81, $4,000 There was
conference at the White House this morn.
ing between the president and Secretaries
Root and Shaw for the purpose Of making
arrangements for an issue Of bonds In
payment Of the lands The plan Of the
administration Is to resell the property to
the natiues who are now handling It as
tenants
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
MAYFLoWER NET TROOPS.

Were Bound for Colonhian Territory.
News Not All Told.
Washington, Dec 28 The navy de.
partment this morning received the follow
Ing eablegram from Rear Admiral Cogh-
Ian, commanding the naval forces at Colon
The Mayillwer reports she met with a
plnzon carrying 800 men and ammunition
bound for Base. .at Tltumati TItumati Is
on the extreme northwest end Of the Gulf
Of Darlen about d'ty miles from the Island
Of Pldes and Ia Colombian territory. The
full text i not given 0ut. 1t contained
about 300 words and il is believed to have
conveyed information Of an important
character A copy was Immediately sent
70 the president and another to the gener-
al staff Of the army.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
GOOD WISHES FOR POPE.

Amsrioa and ireland Most Prominent in
the xpressions.
Rome Dec % The Pope, IN receiving
all the Cardinals in Rome and other dig
nitaries, to extend to them bis Christmas
greetings, said he had great consolation Ii
the fact that good wishes had been re-
caived from ell parts Of the world en-
couraging him ii his hard task America
and ireland, he said, were most pramin-
ent in these manifestations Of good will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
sehooi ship Fnds tong crui.e.

Philadelphia, Dec 28. The Pennsyi-
vania school snip Saratoga, Captain
aaliman, has arrived at the Delaware
breakwater after cruise Of nearly
four months Ii foreign waters. The
Saratoga sailed from this port with
sixty-fye boys on Aug 20 for South
ampton, Cherhourg and Madeira. She
left the latter port on the return trip
NOV. 15.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
A FRAUD OFFER.
Publishing %. Offered Prizes it Gould Not

Publishing 90. Offered Prizes it could Not
Pay.
Washington, Dec 2s. The post Office
department has issued fraud order
against the Golden Thoughts Publishing
Company. 81 Mansfield, Ohio. The COM
np unlisted prizes aggregatng nearly
~s1ssso Cor correct or nearly correct guess
es Oh the vote III Ohio for secretary Of
state, November 4. 1902 Those who made
guesses bad to pay Sd cents for d year s
subscription The list Of prize winners
was published, which the department de-
clares il largely fictitious. TIE head Of
the concern admitted to the postal author
ities be had no tangible assets % pay the
premiums
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
CALUMETS TOOK
GAME FROM EUREKAS
Leaders Of State League Won Three
Strings From the Other
Barre Team.

The Calumets and Eurekas bowling
team of this city bowled last evening Ia
Alexander's alleys and the Calumets more
than eyened UP with the Eurekas who
were victorious Ii their first match, by
winning three straight games aud by 1903
pins In the total score.
IrenoWeth 0f the Calumets was high
man Of the evening with three string To-
tai Oh 5T6. Averll Of the same team was
second with 555 and also first III the single
string total OF 213.
The iudiviat3at eaarae ara a. saitoae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
VOTE FALLS OFF.

Chamberlain Tariff Policy Causes Decrease
10 Conservative Vote
London, Dec 23 The Ludlow bye elec-
ti0n resulted la the election of the conser-
yative protectionist candidate, Mr. Hunt,
to Parliament. At the last contest the
conservative majority was nearly 1000
Hunt won by about 900 votes, The drop
In the conservative nj i0fity Is most Inn
portant indication the agricultural vote e
against ChambeTlain's preferential tariff
n0iiev
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
MISS JENNA TRAIL.

Dea II of well Known Young woman AT
ter Long Illness
Miss Jenima Trail, daughter OF James
Trail, died last night at D o'clock at 6
Kinney street after an illness Of nearly
three months at the age of IT years. Miss
Trail was for some time employed at Mrs.
Trombley's dressmaklng rooms. She was
a young woman Of sweet disposition who
had many friends ID Barre.
he funeral will be held from the
Church Of the Good Shepherd Thursday
afternoon at o'clock The interment
win be 1T EImwood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
Mr.. rEax SIN anifn M.

Washington, Dee. % Secretary Hay.
though still confined 10 his bed with Il
very severe attack Of bronchitis, con-
tinues 70 attend to official business.
Mr.. Hay is not Of 4 robust constitution.
but he has an indomitahe will which
stands him IN coed stead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.

Rutland Humane society Entertains 200
Poor People.
Rutland, Dec. 22. The Rutland HUI
name society entertained 200 Of the poor
est people of the country districts in this
part OF the state today. Ii is the most
far-reaehiug charitable event ever held
here. Enough clothes were used to stock
a large store An the guests we're brought
in big wagons and sleighs and were taken
home again. A large part Of the children
were never IN Rutland before.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
The City Fund Steadily
Growing.
WATER RENTS DUE CITY
Names Of Delinquents to Be Brought
Before City Council The Gas
Co. Franchise.

The board Of aldermen held regular
meeting last evening, at which the most
important matter to come before the au-
gust body was the reading Of the report Of
the sinking fund commissioner, +. G..
Eiowland for the year ending Dec. 81,
1908. Mr. Howland's report shows the
city sinking fund to be as follows:
Balance reported Jan. + 1908 s17, ,53f. .0S
Receiv from city treasurer,
July 80, 1908, 6,295 :65
Interest to Oct. /, 1903 655, ,65
Total on hand S24. .4sl. .73
Mr.. Rowland also holds the note Of the
city Of Barre dated March III. 1901. for
$40, 4S9 go. as trustee for the United States
deposit fund. The report was read, ac-
cepted and ordered printed
Several city warrants were read and Or
dered paid, including the Interest on the
water and sewer bonds due Jan. 1, 1904.
George IN. Hobart asked TO have Birch
street numbered Referred to street COM
mittee and city engineer.
Snpt Of Water Campbell stated to the
board that his department had $5ss In
water rents ID the bank, and there is
about S400 uue0llected. On motion Of AL
derman Robins It was voted the water su-
perlntendent be requested to submit to the
board Of aldermen at It's next meeting the
names OF all who have failed to pay their
water rents.
a resolution was offered and adopted
fixing date when the Peoples Lighting,
Heating and Power Co should ACCEPT Or
reject the extension of time given to its
franchise, and II the company fails to ac-
cept same within i've days the extension
or time of time is void.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
Clsitnuo poIicy shons nai1ea.

Chicago. Dec 23 Policy Shoes ad
il the Harrison stree p e
district have been raided by the pa &
and forty-flye arrests lHf6a la all.
thirty-eight keepers Of policy shops we're
arrested The gambling devices were
destroyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23
BARRE MEN SENTENCED.
Charles Tacy aud Joseph Jacques Entered
Appeal.

Charles Tacy aud Joseph jacques Entersd
Appeal.
Montpelier, Dec. 28 Charles Tacy and
Joseph jacques Of Barre we're sentenced
this noon 10 county court to pay fne 0f
so each to the case against them of inn
peding an officer The case was appealed
to supreme court and bail fixed Ia each
case of 500 Antoine Burke furnished
bail for racy and O. Worcester tor
Jacques
Nelil Knapp and Eugene Davis, who
stole from the Colburn Clothing co. at
Northheld and broke jail later. we're ii
court this afternoon and both pleaded
guilty ta the two charges and each was
given 3 years, Davis Id stateis prison and
knapp ia the house Of correction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-23

A summoned meeting Of Court Granite
City F. of A. will be held In Forester hall
Wednesday, Dec. 23rd at 7oelock p. m.
for the purpose OF eleeting full board Of
officers for the ensuing term, Every meme
Der Is requested to be present Per order
VIM. =. Taylor, Chief Ranger.