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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21

at the school chapel yesterday afternoon,
were successful III every way and were en-
loved by large audience. The chapel
was prettily arranged with flowers and
plants. AT the back 0f the platform was
the class motto. Row. Not Drift, with
the class banner I'LL purple and white the
purple representing loyalty and the white
slgnifYing truthfulness Along the front
OF the platform was an array 0f flowers,
Mark 4. Berry, president ol the class
ct 1904, aud without doubt The best all-
around athlete that Goddard ever had, had
charge Of the exercises and performed his
duties as aceaptably as he would complete
double playson the diamond OF make an
end run on the grldiron He seemed p
Be equally Al well 1T ease, while his ora
tion On til 1t Worth WhilH2 was we'll
written aud we'll presented Mr. Berry
referred briefly to great affairs of state IN
this country aud defended them, declaring
chat the war Of the Revolution, the Civil
war, the Spanish war etc. we're worth
while, and then touched upon education.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
TIE COMMENCEMENT CONCERT.
students in Voice and Piano Did wen Last
Evening,

students In Voice and Piano Did Well Last
EVENING,
The annual commencement concert Civ
en- by the pupils Of the vocal and instru-
mental departments of Goddard seminary
was held last evening Id the school chapel
which was well filled with friends and
alnmni Of the school Despite the fact
that the heat was almost unbearable to
The chapel the audience listened to the ex-
cellent concert with the closest attention
and apparent pleasure.
The difficult classical numbers on the
programme for the piano were rendered In
4 most finished manner and With excel
lent technique Delightful vocal solos
were sung BIZ Miss Jennie Mann, Miss
Grace Brown and John Angus and were
very enjoyable part of the concert. All
together the recital was a most successful
one and one that reflects much credit 0n
The management OF both the vocal and
instrumental departments
The programme as rendered was as fol
lows:
ruo Pianofortcs Hungarian Rhapsodie, ~
Misses Haliie Lane, Clara Perrin
rear Richmond and Grace Blake
Pian0f0rte-- Fanitul ples0n
Mfr Charles Brown
Isanofurte- Song Without Words, on II, No
Bartlett
Miss Elake
Vocal Recitative and Aria ffoM Don Mnnio
Dudley Buel
Miss Jennie Mann
Pianofafte- Fourth Mazurka Godart
Miss Richmond
Pianoforte Dn0-- Mazurka Aevit
Misses Clara Perrin ana Grace Knight
Xocai- The Wedding Day Blumentha
Miss Brown
| tPianoforte- Air de Ballet Op. SO Gham1naal
Miss Lane
pianofoFte peonaise.f from Ie Bal Ruhinsteil
Miss Brown
1 Vocal Fear Not Ne. Israel Dudley Buci
Sit, John Angus
4 VII. { is4 Rustic Dance Aus Der OH
| tNt9AotAS / al UaElse AnIlalense MAC Dnwei
Miss Ila Batchelder
! Two Pian6fortes- Concerto, 0p. 25 Andante
Presto Mendeissohi
Misses Brown and Bateheldef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
VETERANS ASSEMBLING.
For Their Seventh Annual Meeting Tomor
row,

For Their Seventh Annual Meeting Tomor-
row,
Already the veterans are beginning to
assemble for the opening Of the seventh
annual reunion Of the Washington County
Veteran association, which d % be held
at Dewey Park beginning tomorrow morn
L. TX I u wnten time reception will be giY.
en- Mayor Barclay Of Barre and Mayor
Cory Of Montpelier will deliver the ad.
dresses of welcome tomorrow afternoon at
t.80 o'clock, and there will be q grand
camp IRE i'd the evening, beginning at
O'Clock Tia addition to the speakers an
nOuneed IL yesterdays paper, Capt. f b.
Thomas of Montpelier, win speak for the
boys Of i9s.
The sessions will continue Thursday.
with the election of officers ii the fore
noon and an experience meeting n the
afternoon. Should the veterans not be
favored with pleasant weather the meet
ines win be held ID The g. a, + hali'
Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
DICKEY FOR SENATOR.

washington Delegation VIII support Him
ut Chelsea
Washington, June 20. Great enthusi.
asm was manifested at the Republican
caucus held Saturday at 80 p. M. when
delegates were elected to attend the e0uu-
ty convention at Chelsea there being four
aspirants, two each Tor senator, Mason
Diekev and Tillots0n, and two eaeh for
high sheriif, w. Il Worthley and G. vi.
Downing. It was thought best I'd take q
vote Of the cauous ID see which could poll
the most votes, the result being that Ches-
ter Dlokey won for senator and George
Downing for sheriff. Tire delegates were
then elected as follows a. +. Nhite0mb,
A. w. Hutchinson, p S. Emery, Z. Nj.
Seayer The town committee elected is
a. +. Bohon0n. D. s. Emery. f. II. Sea-
yer, Cave Carpenter aud Ct VI simpson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
IN HANDS OF THEIR FRIENDS, !,

aar. aud Mrs James Harvey = Years Mar
rEed Yesterday.
About 81 people descended on the resi-
deuce Of Mr. aud Mrs. James Harvey on
the East Montpelier roud last evening and
reminded Mr. and Mrs. Harvey that if
was the 2Ist anniversary Of their Wea-
ding. The latter realized that fact but
they were not looking for an attack by
their friends. Notwithstanding the un-
expeetedness of the visit the evening was
spent most enioyably, after hearty well
come had been extended. Among the
gifts presented were silver napkin ring,
box of oranges, a pair Of linen towels
and $3.50 in money Mrs. Fred Hayden
made the presentation speech and Mrs.
Harvey responded Cake and lemQdade
we're served, and the guests departed with
best wishes for III and Mrs. Harvey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
DEATH OF WIN. HOWARD.
old Barre Residsnt Passes Away A. Age
al 6S.

old Barre Resident Passes Away Al Age
ol 6s,
William Howard welLknown and
longtime resident d Barre, died at the
home of bis daughter, Mrs. Arthur Buzz
zeii on Pearl street last evening at $50,
at the age of els years and five months Mr.
Howard had been failing for nearly 8
year and the cause Of death was old age
Mr.. Howard was born Id Barre ana with
the exception of Is years when he re-
sided 10 0rrnge, be had always lived In
Barre. He was farmer by occupation.
Ar Howard was not a member Of any
order He was 3 regular attendant At the
Presbyterian church He Is survived by
an only daughter, Mrs. Arthur Buzzell,
and one brother who resides III Addison,
N.Y Y.
The funeral will be held FROM his late
home, Thursday afternoon at z o'clock,
Rev. r Al. Poole officiating The inter
ment will be III the family lot 10 Hope
cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
{. E. JONES PRESIDENT.
Burlington AGan Now At the Head Of New
England Carpenters,

Burlington Man Now At the Head Of New
England Carpenters
Burlington. june 81 The following Of
fieers we're elected at the convention Of
Carpenters and Joiners of New England
yesterday.
President G, Ii Jones Of Burlington; !;
vice president, R. B Scott Of Newport, r.
/. secretary and treasurer, NJ. w 4, MI
nef of Springfield, Mass. reading clerk A.
Nj. FIagg of Lewiston, Me.
The public meeting last evening was at-
tended BY large gathering Of labor men
and their ladies with a sprinkling of out
siders. Addresses were made by Presl=
dent Jones, George " Bruce of Spring
deld, Mass, An Elagg 0f Lewiston, Me-,
Il. b. Scott Of Newport, Timothy keete of
Boston, Geo. NJ. 6ontheF Of Quincy, Mass,
and others, G. c. Wilson, president q the
local union, presided.
Delegates were present from Springfield,
Boston. Lawrence, Manchester and Quln-
oil, Mass, Lewiston and Bar Harbor, Me-,
Newport and Providence, Fl Il, Manehes-
ter and other points Ill New Hampshire
and from the Vermont locals which num-
ber i5, as follows, Barre, Bellows Falls.
Burlington. Essex junction, Hardwlek,
Middebnry, Montpelier, Newport, North
Geld, Rutland, st, Adams, Nergenness Wa
terbury, WllIiamstoWn and White River
lnBetOn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
Decision Reached In Mat
ter of Presidential
Nomination Through
Action of p Pennsylvania
and New York.

Chicago. June 2f.-If there was amy
doubt about the nomination Of Senator
Fairbanks of Indiana for the ylee-presi-
dency last nights Developments set Il at
rest. when Pennsylvania and New York
tell into line the other booms did not have
a leg to stand On, and before the euFfew
bell had rung Florida, Hawaii, Washing
ton. Tennessee, Connecticut, Texas, North
and South Dakota, Maryland and Ala
bama we're iii line On the question Of who
should BE R00seveitis rcnning mate
lit a Roosevelt convention. a change
has come With the arrival Of the great
mass of delegates and the thousands OF
hustling Republicans whose Interest and
LOYALTY has caused them to give up time
and money 10 sec the congress Of the par
ky ID session, Until yestelaay the Lead
ars of the old guard Of the machine 0r-
gani1ati0n held sway They we're anti
Roosevelt, ignoring the president 10 the
convention arrangements and had n0
thought 81 him In planning the deeora-
slons. Most important of All they direct
ed that one of their own selections should
De the new chairman of the national com.
mittee.
Then 1t was that the president friends
0n the ground made determined stand.
They Insisted that Cortely0u, the choice
Of the president, should have the place
and 81 they put to ront the old guard 81
the machine. Some have fallen II tbs
fray. Men like Kerns 0f Missouri Shell
don 0f New York, Stewart Of Illinois and
Hawley Ot Texas have been displaced Of
che national committee BIZ new men
Roosevelt Is the leader Of the Republic
cans.
The convention was called 70 order 2
1912.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21

STEAM ROLLER CAUSED SMASH.
Two Persons Thrown out Of Team Two
wag6as Smashed.

Two Persons Thrown Gut Of le9m~Awo
Wagons Smashed
The city steam roller was the cause Of
smash-up at the corner of South Main and
Prospect streets this forenoon, team
driven By Loren Webster of Bellows Falls
aud owned BY Liyerym@n Abbott Of South
Royalt0n, running away and smashing In.
to the team Of ID. M. Miles. Both MIR.
Webster and his wife, who was with him,
were thrown out Of the carriage, but were
not injured. Mr. Miles was not thrown
out
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, who are the
guests Of n Il. Perry, were driving on
Prospect street past she steam roller Az
the City Hall corner when their horse be-
came frightened AT the same time Mr..
Miles was driving down Main street. The
animal driven By Mr. Webster became IN.
manageable and started on q run, striking
MIR. Miles team broadside. In the c0llI-
sion the top Of the Webster carriage was
torn OF aud deposited on the ground, to-
gether with both the occupants With the
body of the carriage bottom side up the
horse ran down Main street on the side
walk. leaving the remnants of the carriage
lodged = against McWhorter's sidewalk
sign. The horse was stopped without fur
thsr damage bagng done. Mr. Miles also
stopped bis horse without further dam
age
It was very fortunate that both Me-. and
Mrs. Webster escaped serious injury
Their carriage was badly damaged. and
the horse was bumped considerably. The
/ injury to MT Miles wagon consisted of !
1 twisted wheel ana q few broken spokes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
FRIGHTFULLY BURNED.
Mrs. Annie Agsi Of Burlington Victim Of
Aceiaent.

Mrs. Annie Agei Of Burlington Victim Of
Accident.
Burlington, June 2i.-A gasoline stove
exploded at the residence Of Morris Brown
en Bright street last evening, the effects of
which may result il the death Of Mrs. AN
ME Agel from the frlghtful burns she Fe.
.eeived. She was standing near the stove
which was in the sink Ia The kitchen. when
the burning gasoline spatteFed on her and
act her clothing on FIRE Members Of
the families came to her assistance and
put out The flames. but not until the Wo-
man was badly burned. Three physicians
were summoned, who pronounced her case
a. critical. she is daughter Of bir. and
Mrs Brown
An alarm was turned IN from box 70,
aud the department responded. but the lire
was out when they arrived, With no prop
erty damage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
BOY DISAPPEARS.
Harry stowe Left Home Last Night. No
Trace of Him.

HARRY stowe Left Home Last Night NO
Trace of Him.
Harry Stowe, the "a year old son Of Mr.
ana Mrs. VIII Stowe of Walnut street Il
missing. His mother sent him ont to pay
i bin the other dav and III short time be
returned with II stamped Received pay
msnt. but with no signature. Mrs.
Stowe thought It did not appear right,and
yesterday she asked him If he had paid
thesbiil, saying she would send out the
little girl To find out Il was only few
minutes when she went back 70 see the
boy ana he had disappeared. When he
did not show up last night the case was
reported to the police this morning and
Burlington, Waterbury Mortified and
other places notified One person was
found who said he saw him on the station
platform at Waterbury last evening, bul
farther than that there Is no trace ct him
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
RECEPTION 10 BE GIVEN.

70 AR and aTrs. y. F. paniam by ihe O,
Esss
Ruth Chapter Ma So, O. T. s.. will
give d reception Ii honor of the grand ma
tron of the Grand Chapter Of Vermont,
Mrs. Aida M. Durham, and the district
deputy grand patron, q f Dunham Ia
The Masonic hall Wednesday evening, June
22nd at S o'clock. Good music will be
furnished and refreshments served. A
cordial Invitation Is extended to all mem-
bers of the chapter Come and spend a
social evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
WAS FORCING ENTRANCE.

Burglar Tried % Enter aSrs. morse's Hanss
on School street.
Mrs. GeoFgiana Morse; who resides At
S. Spauldng street, was awakened OF |. 30
this morning BY someone forcing open the
shed door at the side OF the house She
got up and turned on the lights aud called
her daughter. When she turned On tha
lights she heard man run across the
piazza. They found that the shed door
had been opened
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
Complete line Gpof the Sd Atbans Team
Announced,

Complete Line bp Of the -. Aibaus Team
Announced.
The 81. Alhans base ball management
announces les team as completed, like this
catcher, Bennett, of the University 0E
Pennsylvania pitchers, Caldwell, of the
same university, Cox, III Bowdoin college,
and Williams of Topsham, Me. first base,
GladfelteF, of the University of penBsyl-
vania; secoud base, Pattee of Brown unit
YeTsIty sh0rEstDp, Uulac Of Dartmouth
college third base, Grant of Harvard uuE-
yersity; left field, IoughlIn, of last years
ST. Albans team center field, McGraH, 0f
Dean academy; right field and change
catcher. Higgins OF Brown university.
GIadEelter, the first baseman, Is 4 very
fast man and was second choice last year
for the first base Of the at. Americans
Williams, the last pitcher signed. was last
year with the Boston team 0E the National
League and according to the manager az
the Boston team Ii fast enough for any
company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
Al BAD ACCIDENT

slnt n Streets Alex Bruce Disloeatas
Aukfe.
supt. of Streets Alex Bruce disiocatAd
bits right ankle yesterday afternoon inst as
be was about to mount his gig Mr.. Bruce
had placed bis right foot On the hub and
was raising himself when the horse start
cd at something and bis foot slipped OF
striking the ground In such way as q
turn the ankle, dlsl0catlng it and break
ing several llgaments Dfs. Reid and De-
zel we're called and after setting the an
kle, put II Ia q plaster cast mr. Bruce
will not be able 70 use the foot foF some
time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
DROWNED In 4 KETTLE.

Death 81 Only chiid of Mr. and Mrs. lew
Is Ploof Of sheldon,
Sheldon, June 20 Oakley James, aged
~ months, only son Of Mr. and Mrs. Lew
is Ploof, fell into kettle Of water, used
as watering trough, Sunday afternoon
about 3 o'clock, and was drowned His
parents were at the barn milking, when
they returned they found the child hang
ing over the edge Of the kettle Or, Ds
Nj Powers was summoned as once but
could not fesasctate the child,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The Cooperative store closes 1t to-
night for good.
G. W. Ayerill has received Reliance
touring car automobile.
Shop stewards are requested @ call at
the Office OF the secretary, r f Mccarthy,
and get the Quarry Workers Journal
William Marshall had his pocket picked
on local train the other night, the thief
taking his gold watch and chain There
Is no trace Of the thief
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
CONCERT LAST EVENING
This Evening Annual Prize Speaking
at Opera House Graduation
Tomorrow.

Glass Day with all It's joys, has come
aud gone again for another Goddard sem
ior class. and the members Of the class of
1904 are now just about to step out from
the institution where they have received
their training, some to continue their edu-
cation others to enter at once upon the
activities which they have chosen for sheir
work. The exercises of the class 0f 1904,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
TRUSTEES NEE TING.

Largely Attended Meeting This Fore
noon.
The annual meeting 0f the board Of
trustees was held at 0.30 this morning
with an unusually large number OF the
board present. The report Of the prlnci-
pal. q. K. HolHstar, was presented and
accepted. The old board 0f officers was
elected with the exception that G, n.
Kenyon Of Barre was elected TO the board
Of auditors ID ths place of D. r White
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
MRS. A. {. BROWNS FUNERAL.

Held This Afternoon with Rev j e.
Wright 0aioiafiug
Montpelier, June 1t The funeral of
Mrs. A.C. Brown was held this afternoon,
the Rev J Edward Wright officiating.
The bearers were Fred Blanchard. A.
CT Blanchard + A. Rowland. w q. An-
drews, Whitman Ferrin and r X. Peck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
BY THEIR ARMY'S RETREAT
After Two Days Fighting at Haicheng
They Fail Back, Losing Thou
sands Of Men.

ST. Petersburg, June II The city Is
east down by the announcement that the
Russian army after lighting two days at
Haieheng, is III full retreat toward Lao
Yang. having lost thousands Of men. ku-
ropatkin. with reinforcements, Joined
them at Stakelberg. but the laps drove
them back,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
ALLEGED WRONG D0ER.
4. j Hali u Richmond Arrested Yester-
day.

Burlingtons June 2I Attorney NJ G..
Leary returned from Richmond last even
Ing where he was called on Official basis
nees relative to the arrest ol Almond j.
Hail. Who skipped the town last fall It ii
said with lot Of other peoples money in
bis pocket. Hall returned to the village
Friday evening, was seen by the officials.
aud was arrested, giving himself ZIP quiet-
II. lie has apparently come back to face
the music, as he shows no disposition to
be d0Wnhearted
Last fab Hall vas The trusted employee
0f the Richmond Light and Power Com.
pany, holding responsible position aud
one Ii which much money passed through
bis hands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
FaFasEers Attantghs.

AT the regular meeting Of Court Granite
City No. 3, F of A. June 2s the sleatlon
Of officers for the ensuing tarm Will take
place, Members should all be present 3
Julian, Sec
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
ROOSEVELT ROUTS
THE OLD GUARD
OF THE MACHINE
LEAGUE BASE BALL.

Boston ana Philadelphia Nationals DiYide
Hoaors.
Yesterdays National League scores
At Boston, tlst gamel Philadelphia G,
Boston end gamel Boston 2, Philadel-
phia Q.
At New York, New York IL, Brooklyn
Al
At St. Louis, st. Louis 3, Pittsburg q.
At Cincinnati, Cincinnati 5, Chicago L
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21
KICKED IN THE FACE.

o Ailara Of Montpelier Badly Hurt Yes-
terdaY.
Montpelier, June II 0ughtney Allard,
the Langdon street barber was kicked
yesterday afternoon while driving 20
Northheld lie was leaning over the dash
board Of the buggy to correct bis dog who
was annoying tie horse when the animal
kicked Mr AlIaFd full In the face. His
nose was broken and forehead crushed
Mr. AllaFd was taken to Heaton hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21

The tickets for prize speaking u The
opera house tonight Will be on sale at
Giaddng's drug store aud ct the box Of
fee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-21

Yesterdays American League scores
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia II, Wash
ington 5.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17
II. Esns g..sa Haze

The name Witch Hazel is much
abused. E. g. DE Witt & Co, Chi
csgo, are the inventors of the origi-
nal and only genuine Witch Hazel
Salve A cerfsln cure fer Cuts,
Burns. Bruiss E~Zema T-tter,
Piles, etc. There are maug roua-
terfeits of the saive me OF hich
are worthless. in ing Witch
Hazel Salve see tia. ae name of 4.
G. De Witt s 60 Chicago, is on the
box aud a cure - certain. Sold by
Loker & de Wasl, L-cnardtown,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17

Parties having Real or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des.
riptive handbills neatly executed
and at city prices
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17
Saint Aiarus 5 b aeon.

Handbilis, Circulars,
Blanks, Bill Heads, executed with
neatness and despatch.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-12

among the Moquis. MT. OConnell does not know whether he will return to Arizona but If he should do so he will come back by the mule team which Is carrying him out of the country.
 FAMILY TROUeLE-Edward Baerd was arrested yes,e ,erdsy afternoon Cn the charge of disturbing the peace O. his wife, Lena Baerd. His trial was set for o'clock this morning in Ju-- effort to give bond, saying he would spend the night in jail. The BGerd family lives in the vicinity of the L.Suut ice house, Mrs. Baerd supporting her self and five children by hard work
 Baerd is addicted to liquor and 1t Gp- pears the couple have not been getting along well for some time. Yesterday afternoon while Mrs BaerG was eG-
 gagged in ironing her husband appear ed and began to abuse her so violently
 that Officer Moore was called by the neighbors and placed Baerd under ar rest. Mrs. Bae-d then signed the complaint against her husband. AS the defendant left the court room he said his wife had made a lot Of trouble for him and he would give her enough of it before she got through. remarks | that did not fill the bystanders with any additional sympathy for him, es- pecially in view of the fact that he was drunk, while she seemed to be an 1 inoffensive. harmless and hard-worA- | ing woman.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-12
GRISWOLD, sss;;i; sis;eIs Ma.

n Arizona agent for the Racycls, the best and easiest riding wheel on earth Keepf the largest stock of Tires and sundries- Most complete repair shop in the sttx. Eea and q. First avenue.