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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
HAD NOT BEEN TREATED.
Correspondent Tells Of Death 81 Actor
George Thompson IN New York.

Correspondent Tells Of Death 81 Acto,
George Thompson In Hew York.
Editor Of the Daily Times Your issue
of Dec. 3 contained an account 0f the
death Of the actor, George Thompson, in
New York. This account represented Mr.
Thompson as having died while his wife
and daughter knelt beside him praying ac.
cording to the Christian Science faith.
The facts Of the case are that MI. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Thompson nor their dauQh-
ter were never Christian Soien-
lists Mrs. Thompson states that
her husband had never had anv
treatments. While going home last We'd
nesday evening Mr. Thompson suddenIy
grew faint and began to sink rapidly and
Mrs Thompson led him into saloon III
order to restore him with whiskev. Al
doctor from Bellevue hospital was sum-
moned and was on hand when MIR Thonlp-
son died. The only possible olue for this
report consists Id the facts that these peo-
pie had that night attended d Christian
Science meeting for the second time III
their lives and that Mrs. Thompson had
carried away with her two small tracts.
Reader
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
WANTS HIS FREEDOM.
william Blackjack stevenson writes from
state Hospital.

William Blackjack Stevenson Writes from
state Hospital.
The Times has received the following
letter from William Blackjack Stevenson
from the state hospital at Waterbury, with
the request that it be printed
Seeing that you are public spirited
man and ought to take an interest 10 jus
tice against injustice and right against
wrong or might against weakness, what /
want to say is that / was a sane person
the day ! was arrested. / was also strict
" sober and attending to my own business
and earning my own living. Had 40 dis.
turbance with anyone whatever; and with
out judge, or doctor or any kind Of exam
ination whatever. and deprived me Of my
just and lawful liberty, as lawful abId-
ing citizen Of your town.
According to the city clerk letter, duly
ceived by me Oct 6, he had laid my case
before the mayor and aldermen have
also notified Mr.. Thurston twice OF how
have been ill-treated. / can assure YOU +
am well and sane person, and ought to
have my liberty. Yours respectfully,
William Blackjack Stevenson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
McGregor and Upton Con.
Spired to Defraud
I'M MAIL POUCH ORDER
Jury Was 0ut IS Minutes and After
the Verdict Respondents Asked
For New Trial.

Baltimore, Md, Dec. Former Postal
Clerks Thomas w. MeGregor and Colum.
bus Ellsworth we're convicted yesterday In
the United States District court Of con.
spiraey to defraud the government in con-
neetl0n with the purchase OF 20. 600 leather
pouches for use In the free delivery serv-
ice Charles E. Smith, who received the
order for the pouches through the intiu-
ence of Upton and MeGregor, was the
principal witness against the accused. The
case was given to the jury late in the af-
ternoon and after being out As minutes a
verdiet0f guilty was returned.
Counsel for the convicted men immedi-
ately made motion for a new trial and
Judge Morris will hear arguments on the
motion on next Saturday. Bond In SIS 900
was furnished by Upton's friends and he
was released. MeGregor is in charge of
United States Marshal Langhammer,
pending the arrival Of friends from Wash
ington TO furnish similar amount Of bail
for him
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
December Meeting Held at the city nan
Yesterday Afternoon.

December Meeting Held &C the city nan
Yesterday Afternoon
The Washington county Medical society
held It's December meeting ia the council
room Of the city building yesterday after
noon with about twenty physicians pres
ent. AZ 80 p. m. the physicians assent
bled at Hotel Northern where tinedinner
was served after which they immediately
adjourned to the council room and the foi-
lowing papers were read ana discussed
~ Brief Consideration Of the Symptom-
atology and Classification OF Mental Dis.
cases. Dr. w. i. WATSON Of Waterbury.
discussed by DR.. G. s. Bldwell Of Water
bury and DR. G. r. Camp OF Barre
'Rheumatoid Arturitls,n by DR.. q. II
Burr Of Montpelier discussed BY DR.. i,
A. Newc0mb Of. Montpelier, and DR.. Ill. d.
j. Howe Of Waitsded. Importance 81
Vital Statistics by Dr. Joe w. jackson
Of Barre, discussed by DIR. William Lind
say OF Montpelier, and Or, i. II. Bailey
OF Granltevllle. Drug Therapy,'' by
DR. G. A. Shaw Of Northfeld, discussed
by DR.. II. O Worthen Of Barre and DR.. j.
"a. McArthur Of East Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
COZ. TEAM
THE WINNER
Defeated Odd Fellows in
Cribbage
FIVE TABLES TO THREE
Next Game VIII Be Played This Even
ing BY Red Men and FOresters
Of America.

The iirst game Of this week s matches in
the cribbage league was won by the q. o.
+ over the l. o. o. f. by i've tables to
three, last evening.
The result by tables is as follows, Hen
~ Premier and A. J. Loranger, @. o. r.,
defeated A, Duncan and w. j. Stone, ].
~. Q. X Luke Gallagher and f. NJ.
Brown, @. o. F., defeated w. w. Calder
and David Joll, /. o o. f.; p. A. N0onan
and J. Nelson, G. O. r., defeated Ed Dl-
aek and James Smart, / o. o. F..L. j.
Good and P McNulty, G. o. r., defeated
John Maiden and E. 4. Avery, /. o. D.
+. w, Kelley aud T. Gallagher, G. o. r.,
defeated |. /. Robbins and d. w. Stone,
J. o. o. f..
B. f. Gilley and o. 4. Bligh. j. d. o.
p, defeated NJ. w. Nelson and j. M.
Brault, Q. 0, f.; d. w. Faulkner and ii.
Gamble, J. o. o. f., defeated NJ. Tierney
and A. Brink, G. o, F.;E. Fl. Smith and
N. B. Nichols, / o. o. RI, defeated I'd
McNultY and A. A. Carroll, C. o. H.
The Red Men and r. Of A. play tonight
and Clan Gordon and O. Q, +. Thursday
night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
THOMAS IS CAPTAIN.

GO. II of Montpelier Elected Him Las,
Evening.
Montpelier, Dec S At the special cleo
ton held this evening at the armory of
Company H, to elect captain Of Com
pany Il, vice w. Pattee, resigned. First
Lieut.. Fred b. Thomas was unanimously
elected captain. Thomas has been con-
neeted with Company Il for the past four
years and the last three years as first
lieutenant. H. B. Moulton was elected
iifst lieutenant ia place OF Lieut.. Thomas
promoted and First Sergeant G. III. senter
as second lieutenant. Captain Thomas
will later appoint first sergeant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
srnopsls Of narr. Rol, j.

The synopsis of Mr. Bob 10 be pre-
sented at the Universalst vestry this
evening by the members Of the MURRAY
class Is as follows:
Act LII it was only dog or a iorse 4
The stage struck Patty About Beckyis
scheme for destitute cats Kittv's iOke On
Philip. Its beneath the dignity Of d
Jenkins Bob's arrival Jenkins
take my bag SSH don't give 1t away
that you are Brown I I came down. Mr.
Sanders Plans for the yacht race. The
agreement. Philip gives UP the race.
Act 1.-THE dagger scene from Mac
beth. SHOW me man what 81 ara.
matte cart. Kittie and Marion plan to
have Bob sail Philips boat. Another
luncheon for Mr. Brown. Studying to be
q Romeo. Philip returns and entertains
Bob. Brown exchanges papers. Boo wins
the race. Philip meets the real Mr..
Bob
The cast Of characters Is.
Philip R0yson, j. Ward Carver.
Robert Brown. clerk Of Benson ID Ben
son, Paul LeaYstt.
Carr.
Rebeeoa Luke, maiden lady, Miss
Helen Marsh
Katherine Rogers, her nelce, Miss Maud
BY.
Marion Bryant, KatherInes friend, Mrs
Edith Britton.
Patty, Miss Rebecoa's maid, Miss Myra
Morse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Repairing the Rutland hospital.

Rutland, Dec. s.-A gang Of men is at
present at work on the city hospital, en-
larging it and making the repairs on the
building which were deemed necessary BY
the board Of managers The patients who
were located in the building have an been
removed to their homes, accompanied by
the majority Of the nurses.
Some time ago 1t was thought by the
board that all the available room for hos
pltal use was not being utilized, as the
building was originally erected for family
use
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
A NOTABLE CELEBRATION.
Feast Of the Immaeuiafe Conception OBJ
served BY Montpelier Catholic Church.

Feast Of the Immaouiafe Conception oh
served BY Montpelier Catholic Church.
Montpelier, Dec. 9-St. Augustine's
church was the scene Of grand celebfa.
tion last evening. by the Sodality Of the
Children Of Mary, it being an observance
Of the feast Of the immaculate Conception.
The large church was crowded to its ut
most capacity, and the service which was
unusual was very impressively carried
through. Rev. w. j. O'Sulliyan, pastor
OF the church. was IN charge.
In the procession were 120 young ladies'
all dressed 10 white. The coronation Of
the Blessed Virgin Mary's statue, in the
sanctury, was done by Miss Margaret Nc
Ayoy, president OF the S0dality, assisted
by the aids, Miss Alma Fisher, treasurer.
and Miss Mary Mcmahon, secretary.
Thirty young ladies acted as flower bear
ers The Act Of Conservation was read BY
Miss Nellie Jerome The excellent musl-
cal programme was ia charge OF Auehtney
Galalse. Rev w. j O'Sullivan, after the
blessing of the medals, distribution OF
badges and diplomas, gave an eloquent
sermon appropriate to the occasion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Beaten Out of Their Boots
In Haverhill.
LOST In BROCKTON, MASS.
Lowell Changes From No TO Yes on
License Ten Cities Voted Yes
and Nine Voted No Yesterday.

Boston, December 8. Municipal el.
ectiOns were held ia nineteen Mass
achusetts cities yesterday, the great
est interest attching to the socialist
stronghOlds, Haverhlll and Brockton. The
socialists were defeated In both cities and
i VIII be the first time In eight years they
Will not be represented Ia the Hayerhiil
city council. The republican candidate
for mayor was elected BY plurality OF
w, and In Brockton, Mayor G. II. Caul-
ter, the socialist candidate, was defeated
BY a plurality Of 500 votes for Edward ii.
Keith, the Republican candidate.
In Lowell Mayor Howe was reelected
and the city reversed its no-lioense vote
ot last year and gave majority Of over
5000 for license. Salem and Woburn
changed from the" yes to the no column.
III the 10 cities voting, 10 were for III
oense and 9 were for no license.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
ASSESSED ABUTTERS
TO HOLD MEETING
To See Il They viii Fight Payment III
Belterment Assessments oh
Main Street.

An unsigned notice has been sent out rs
the abutters On Main street who have been
assessed Ter betterments on account Of
street paving this year The notice reads
" A meeting Of the abutters Oh Main
street Interested IN the assessment for paw
Ing said street viii be held ID the YincitIa
club rooms on Friday, Dec. III, 1908, at Z
o'clock n the afternoon. Yon are earnest.
y requested 70 be present at this meet
ing
II Il understood the purpose of the
meeting is 70 see II the abutters will Join
together to test the constitutonality Of the
assessment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
18th ANNIVERSARY.

Marble Altar 70 Ra Erected im 81 PAT.
riek's Church Burlington
Burlington, Dee 0.-The Sodality 81
the Blessed Virgin o. ST. Mary's Cathe.
dral celebrated It's 25th anniversary YES.
terday and the occasion was one of par
tieulaf Interest II has been decided to
present to the church a marble altar to be
erected on the north side 81 st. Patrick's
chapel instead o. holding a banquet.
The altar viii be carved soon aud when
completed viii be erected as a memento
Of the occasion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Program 81 slate Industry.

Northfeld, Dec s. Work on the addi-
tions at the Dole-Brlll state quarry, owned
by the Vermont Black Slate Co. is pro
gressing fayorably. The addition which
is being built, and which when finished
viii made the dimensions of the main
building 35xi10 feet, is now enclosed and
will soon be completed It Is expected
that in the near future another building
s5x50 feet win be erected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
CLEw TO KINGSLEY.
Reports That Missing Rutland Man Ha.
Not Left New York.

Not Left New York.
New York, Dec. S.-While the father 81
Henry Baxter Kingsley Of Rutland. VT. i,
advertising reward OF $1,000 for infor
nation that will lead to the discovery OF
, his son, It is reported that the young man
has been seen several times recently in re
sorts near Seventh avenue and Forty
second street. Relatives place little cred
enee IN these reports, but others who had
casual acquaintance with Henry Kings,
ley believe he has not been outside OF New
York since he dropped from the sight Of
his friends about three weeks ago.
Harry Baxter Kingsley's disappearance
has puzzled the New York police more Than
any similar occurrence Of recent years, No
reasonable explanation has been offered
His sanity is not doubted. He had plenty
Of money; could have more il he desired
It, and he had not been unfortunate In
bus,ness'or speculation. He had no TO-
nance, so far as can be learned.
About the time he was last seen fn New
York, young woman Of considerable
wealth disappeared from her home. but SO
far as the detectives can learn, she and
Kingsley were each in ignorance of the
others existence. No excuse for the con-
necti0n Of their names can be furnished
From his home Ia Rutland, VT, Henry
Kingsley came to New York last month
Much Of his time had been spent In this
city He was abont the city Saturday.
Nov. IL, and was with an acquaintanceit
Brentano's that afternoon. He was traced
to the Grand Central station and the CON
ductor and porter Of train declared that
he left New York at midnight, Nov Ia.
and rode with them far up into Vermont.
Later Brooklyn halter told the relatives
OF Mr. Kingsley that he had seen the
young man and sold him goods on Nov. 16.
II Is said that Kingsley was seen sever
Al nights last week in the Metropolitan ho-
tel, and in resort west OF Seventh ave-
nue., IN Forty-second street Investigation
proves that young man who answers in q
general way the description given OF
Kingsley was In the resorts mentioned
last week, and that he spent money freely.
lie resented al attempts at familiarity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
HAD FRACTURED RIB.

Yet Bicycle Rider Continued 10 Ride for
some ime.
New York, Dec O. Twelve teams only
are pedaling at the Garden this morning.
During the night Cecil Barclay fell and
fractured rib, He rode for three hours
In an effort 10 save the guarantee money.
but was forced to drop cut Kettich, part
ner Of Gougoltz, also dropped out So as 70
permit his partner and FranzKrobs, Bar
clay's partner, to form q new team Me-
nus Bedell still keeps at his grind with
two good sized splinters In his back.
At 9 O'Clock the men were over 100
miles behind the record, the score for the
nine teams being 02i miles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
WANT TO ENTER N0RTHFELD.

Orange GO. Telephone Co. Petitions far
Right
Northdeld, Dec. s There was a hear
Ing before the village trustees last even
Ing upon the petition Of the Orange ca.
Telephone 90. to bring its lines into this
village. A number Of the officers Of the
company appeared before the trustees.
The hearing was adjourned until Thurs
day evening, when representatives Of the
Northleld Telephone 60. win appear ID
offer objections TO having another line in
the village.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
NAVY DEPARTMENT
ADMITS THE REPORT
That Colombian Army Of Several
Thousand Men VIII Invade
Panama.
Panama.

Washington, Dec 9.-A high offlcIal Of
the navy department today admitted that
the government had received unofficial In
formation 70 the effect that a Colombian
army Of several thousand men has been
organized and would attempt 10 invade
Panama. This accounts In large measure
for the recent action Of naval forces ln the
lskhmian waters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
PRINCESS DID SHOOT.

story Of Austrian Tragedy Declared to be
True.
Berlin, Dec 9-Despite O. the denials
your correspondent is ia a position to say
that the story Of the shooting OF the act
ress, Clara zeigler by Princess Elizabeth
is true The denial was made BY the
Austrian official agency which is the prop
erty Of the government, and Is maintained
for the purpose OF foisting oiiioaldom's $
version Of every thing on the world. Your
correspondent had the editor Of a paper at
Prague, where the shooting occurred, on a
telephone this morning, Replying to q
question he said, 9All the story Is true,
but we cannot publish it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
DEATH OF MRS. MAFFINI.

Died suddenly Of Heart Trouble YES
day.
Mrs. Sophia Matflni, wife Of Charles
Mafiini Of MIL street. died at 10 o'clock
yesterday, at the age OF 45 years. Mr..
and Mrs. Mafnini came to this city from
Italy / 2 years ago. Besides her husband
she leaves to mourn her loss three daugh-
ters, one Of whom is the wife Of Alderman
Albisetti, and one son who resides in
New York
The funeral will be held Thursday after
noon at 2 O'Clock from the house Inter
ment in the Catholic cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
EAST BARRE.

The ladies Of the Congregational sooie-
ty viii give an entertainment in the opera
house next Monday evening at IS O'Clock.
consisting Of tableaux, living pictures
readings, etc. ali who take part are re-
quested to be at the opera house Thursday
evening for rehearsal The band win be
In attendance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
THE W004 EIE

General James Ii. WILSON rclIs Con-
mltsee About nesIafrs.
Washington, Dee Q. General james
Il. Wilson, u $. A., retired. was on tho
stand before the senate military com
mitfee. He told the committee Of his
meeting with captaln L. G. neIairs at
Havana, saying that he became con-
Ytnced that Bellairs came 20 Havana
with the purpose Of wilfully falsifying
conditions in the island. that Bellairs
called on him at his headquarters in
the province of Matanzas and that he
General WILSON, then accused BeIafrs
Of writing dispatches which gave Il
wrong color to affairs in the island and
injured the work Of General Brooke
and others.
The witness said that Bellairs sighed
and admitted that he was standing by
bis friends declaring that his position
was a necessary one. General Wilson
said the remark could have but on
meaning, and that was thar he was
backing General Wood. thai this was
evident from the Balure of Beliairs
dispatches The witness asserted Il to
be bis belief that Bellairs went to IIa-
yana for the purpose of promoting the
advancement Of General Wood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Joe Cans Was Defeatea

Boston, Dee. S.-Samuel Langford. a
colored pugIlist from Cambridge, tonight
surprised the followers OF boxing by de.
feating Joe Cans Of Baltimore, the light
weight champion Of the world 10 l5-
round bout at the Criterion A. G. in this
city. Although Langford won the deeis-
ion he was not awarded the worlds light
weight championship, as be was two
pounds over weight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Ira Allen of Ferrisburg
Died Today.
DIED FROM PNEUMONIA
Was Chairman Of the Republican State
Committee For Several
Years.

Ferrisburg, Dec. o.-Ira Allen, chair
man Of the Republican state committee
and prominent and respected citizen Of
the state, died at his home here early this
morning.
Mr. Allen died after only brief illness
from pneumonia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
NolIee 10 clansnen.

All members Of Clan Gordon No. II are
requested to send In their address to the
secretary, James Elrick, is Maple avenue.
on OF before the 18th Of December. so as to
insure them OF receiving the new publica-
tlon Of the Fiery Gross. Anyone falling
to comply with this request may not re-
eeive the paper as a new and correct list
has got 70 be sent to the new publishers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
CHRISTMAS SALE.

To BE Held BY the Ladies OF the Baptist
Church.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
have a sale Of articles suitable for Christ
mas in the Averill block Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons and evenings, Dec.
2 and 10. A musical programme each
evening
Some Of the articles to be on sale are
aprons, dolls, fancy work, fruits, veget-
ables, candies and ice cream and cake
Admission 10 cents.
Those donating articles for this sale win
please send them to Mrs F. f. Cave, ii
French street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
STEERAGE GEAR SMASHED.

Liner Kroonland Tpts Into Queenstown
Harbor.
Queenstown, Dec. 9-The Red Star
liner, Kroonland, Antwerp for New York,
put In here today with her steerage gear
smashed She will have to undergo ex-
tensiye repairs. Her 900 passengers will
probably be forwarded by the White Star
liner, TeutOnic, which sails tomorrow
The Kroonland reports she encountered
terrific weather
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
nNnnld 80 tirant Petltlon !.

Mlddlebury, Dec S.-A hearing was
held here this evening before Judge Tyler
on the petition Of the Lumlere North
American Co., to have the attachment 10
the case Of f. S. While VS.. the Lumiere
North American Co., dismissed or reduced.
After hearing the arguments Judge Tyler
refused to grant the petition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
With THE RED MEN.

Several Pale Faces Adopted, Two Made
chiefs and some 4wigged.
AT the regular meeting Of the Iroqnols
Tribe Of Red Men last evening three can
didates took the adoption degree, three
were twigged for and accepted and one
application was received.
The ,flieers for the ensuing year were
nominated as follows: Sachsm, w. W.
Russell; senior sycamore, Thomas Gra-
ham; junior sycamore, George Duncan
prophet, Alfred Robertson; chief Of re-
cords, w. j. Mclean; collector Of wan.
pun, Z + Bradbury; keeper OF wampum.
Ernest Gates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
DIED AT ASYLUM.

5. GiovanelH Died This Moraing anl Body
70 De Brought Here.
Sebastlano Gioyanelli died this morning
at the easylum at Waterbury. He was sent
to the asylum from this city about two
years ago having been adjudged insane A
brother John Gioyanelli. formerly lived Ia
this city, but Is now in Italy where the
parents OF the deceased are.
The body will be brought to this city
this evening under the care of B. WI.
Hooker q Co. The funeral arrangements
have not been made
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
NotIee.

An union members comprising the
buildiag trades Of Barre and vicinity
are requested to meet 10 Carpenters
hall, Thursday evening, Dec 10, at 80.
to consider the adoption of trades rules
and such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting. Per order Local 4s1. C.
& J. of A. 5. r. Doty, Sec
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
TOOK COLD BATH.

John Dole Of Northaeid Fell Through Ice
Into Deep water.
Northdeld, Dec. S John, the son IF
Rev Walter Dole, received cold bath Ia
the river yesterday While skating Oh
the ice, near the foot bridge. it broke and
let him into the water which Is quite deep
there. He was rescued by help near At
hand and Is thankful that he escaped as
fortunately as he did
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
BERLIN.

Miss Helen Perrin, daughter of Mrs.
Amanda Perrin, and S. B, Sibley were
married at one o'clock yesterday afternoon
by Rev. Mr.. Coffin. Mr. ana Mrs. Sfbley
left on a short wedding trip after which
they win reside at his home ct Berlin Cor
npr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
KILLED A FAWN.

Two Law Breakers in Montpelier win BE
Arrested.
Montpelier, Dec IA half-grown fawn
which has been kept BY Charles Recor on
the Berlin side, with the permission OF
the State Commissioner Thomas. was
killed Tuesday By two hunters who are
known and will be arrested later. The
animal was one which Mr. Recor had cap
tured some time ago and which be had
kept IN a pen. The fawn was pet Of
the family. Mrs. Reeor saw the men who
did the shooting