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The Washington times., 1904-12-13

"Please send me one
dollars worth OF your
smith's Buchu Lithia
PILE. ! have had one
box and know they are
helping me greatly"
GUSrAgUs SMITH
East Dixneld, Maine,
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

The men OF the POstoffce had con-
siderable trouble in getting high scores
last night. Gray. Of the Mailing De-
partment, was high man with 20.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

was that il lived up to the rules OF the
A. A. L. so closely that il shut out a
large amount OF fiTst-class football ma
terlaL While handing this bouquet 10
itself II says lots OF harsh things about
Kansas, claiming that POOler and Hicks
played ia AN outside game, in which
there was side bet OF 500 and a purse
OF $50. and the players got $50 each.
There are those who claim that the fail
uTe Of Mclean was due 10 the ineffi-
cheney OF Coach Mclean, and "a move
ment Is on foot % get another coach.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

Crist. of the Navy Yard. went highest
last night with 243 in the last game
against Bureau.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

Daily practice for the candidates for
the Columbia crews, which are 10 race
in the intercollegiate TegattL at POugh-
kecpsie ia July, has been inalgurated by
Coach Goodwin. 1t has been the rule
for the New Workers 10 wait until after
the Christmas holidays 10 BERN machine
work, but as Goodwin expects 20 de-
velop raw material for all three OF his
crews. has decided 10 begin regular
work az once.
An Anthracite League is 10 be organ
lied among the ball clubs Of Pennsyl-
vania. six cities win be i'm the circuit.
and all the clubs viii be amateur
Chic Fraser, the big Philadelphia
pitcher has purchased a controlling in
terest I'm the Akron Club i'm Iowa League
ard will Quit playing 10 become fun
tedged maguate.
FOR the first time ia years Yale viii
go 20 Worcester in May 10 meet Holy
Cross
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

The Carlisle Indians have elected
Nicolas Bowen. the left tackle. captain
for next fall.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

Company K defeated the Capron
Cadets in the National Guard basket
bali league last night by a score Of
50 70 Do.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

President Windeler, OF the United
States Golf Association. was hit by a
curing stone at Brookline. Mass. the
other day. and he is now laid up with
torn hesl.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13
Guards Back System.
DOWN THE ALLEYS.

The Individual race in the Department
tai League continues TO be close. O'Don-
nell. Percy Smith, and Hardie are one.
two. three. with only a fraction sep
arating them.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

The Columbia team passed the 800
mark twice last night in making IL three
straight from the Lawyers In the Real
Estate League.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

What viii be the next team 20 beat
Mechanical?" Is the question which the
followers Of the Railway Relief League
are asking themselves. Thus far the
leaders have gone down but twice, and
they have a comfortable lead for the
penuant.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

The consensus Of opinion among the
followers Of the Departmental Leagu
is that even though O'DOnnell Is lead
ing, he has gone stale. and would do
better II he did not work so hard.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

In the early part Of the season the
management had considerable troubl,
ia getting the games started on time
but now that the race Is well on, the
bOwlers usually assemble some time be-
fore the hour set for the beginning OF
the games.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

The game ia the District League be-
tween the North Capital and the Saen-
gerbund quints which was scheduled for
last night was postponed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
Congregationalists Of the
Country Meet
SESSIONS OPENED TODAY
General Theme Of Conference IS I" The
Aggressive, Efficient Church z
Addresses This Evening.


The annual meeting Of the Washington
county conference Of Congregational
churches opened at the Barre Congrega-
tinnal church at II O'clock this forenoon
with about 80 delegates present at the
opening session. After a devotional ser
vice led by Rev. u II Elliott the gather
Ing organized for business By electing
Rev. w. 5. Hazen Of Northheld as mod.
eFator, Rev ". f. Bissell scribe and Rev.
Fl i. Kellogg registrar and scribe.
The conference resumed It's sessions at
this afternoon with an increased nun
Der Of delegates present Encouraging re-
ports from the different churches Of the
county were made, followed BIZ the confer
ence sermon by Rev. +, s. Kellogg.
Ats.S0 was held the wemen's mission
ary conference.
The programme this evening promises
to be al exceptionally interesting one. re-
lating especially TO Washington county
Congregationalism Rev. ]. W Coma
will speak on the ssReeogniton Of the
Principle Of Fellowship, and Rev G. III.
Merrill, ID d., on sour Chuf,Aes al Lee
| lated 10 the Vermont Mission Field THE
address Of the evening will be that hy
Rev 4. A. Beard, p. ID, Of Boston who
will speak OF sOur Churches as Related
to the Fields Beyond.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
LEFT HIS FIANcEE.
h Aimon Of burlington Disappeared Night
Before Wedding Day.

Before Weddipg Day,
Burlington, June s.-B. Almon who has
operated a ladies tailoring establishment
in the Strong for about three months sud
denly left this city Saturday night for
parts unknown, leaving behind him an af-
iianeed bride whom he was to have mar.
ried next Sunday. He is alse-1pourqed By
considerable number Of creditors.
Almon came to Burlington about three
months ago and engaged board with Jo-
seph Yeti. Of IS Archibald street, father
Of Miss Rebeeca, to whom Almon became
betrothed. He lodged ID his tailoring
shop ia the Strong Mr.. Yeti knew moth
ing Of Almon except that he came from
across the lake He seemed very reti-
cent 10 regardEto his antecedents. Mr.
Yeti suspected nothing wrong. however.
aud when the intimacy between his dangh.
ter and Almon terminated In an engage
meut he willingly gave his consent to the
match The invitations were Issued aud
the wedding was set for Sunday. Last
Saturday night Alm0n spent the evening
with bis fiancee and on leaving promised
to meet her sunday morning, lie failed
to appear, however
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
Tansgl.t,a AthIetln conteat.

Tonight the Barre opera house will be
the scene Of one Of the greatest wrestling
contests ever witnessed Ii the state Of
Vermont, when Captain G. Ross, the great
EST gladiator whom Il has been our good
fortune to see Id these parts and Robert
Even, young Sootdhmau 0f herculean
proportions and nndoubted skill ID the
wrestling and athletic lines, also d proud
champion of Scotland. will meet.
Both men are heavily backed f0r to-
nights contest and the public need have
flo doubt al to the geuninaness Of the
match Gene Sullivan Is behind Ross and
Arthur Buzzell for Even. Jerry Dom
ahne is referee and W II. Noanan stake
holder. Several hundred dollars are
wagered on the results. Both men are con-
iident and Ross adds Il he don't win It
won't be hts fault aud states he does not
say anything against Mr. Bruce. but his
connection with the present contest iii any
way will be- opposed by him, also other
friends 81 Ewen viii have to keep off the
stage. even IL seconds are discarded, and
let the referee decide On the merits Of the
wrestlers
Quite d feature Ia connection Will be
the wrestling between Con sulliYan, the
pride Of the Irish. and # Fl Montague
The giant photographer, and man who
knows something with the dukes As vel
as strangine,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
GIRL KILLED BY A TRAIN,
Alice Godetsed struck on Bridge in sun
deriand,

Alice Godetfed struck on Bridge in SUM
deriand,
Bennington, June Alice Godetted Of
Sunderland, II years old, was killed BY
the south bound dyer Oh the Rutland rail-
road near Sunderland station yesterday
afternoon. WITH q companion she had
been picking greens and wishing 10 change
her location started down the track. They
came 10 a short wooden bridge, and the
companion objected to crossing it as they
heard train coming The girl insisted
that they could and they started. In the
middle Of the bridge she fell and before
she could get up the engine struck her.
The other girl succeeded Ia getting across.
The train was running at a rate Of 45
miles an hour when the engineer dlseoy-
erred her as he rounded curve quarter
of mile away.
The train was stopped aud the injured
girl placed iii the baggage ear and started
for Troy hospital but she died before
reaching North Bennington. An examin.
alton there by physician failed to reveal
a brnlse uF injury Of any kind. She was
Que Of 4 family Of eight children,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
Would Not Name Their
Fayorite
MONTPELIER DELEGATION
Attempt to Find Out Sentiment Is
cIocked BY a Motion to
Adjourn.

Montpelier, June s.--The Democrats Of
Montpelier met in caucus last evening to
elect delegates to the state and district
conventions to be held at Burlington June
p. G Al. g. Jackson was elected chair
man Of the caucus, and e. A. Sweeney,
secretary The delegates elected to the
state convention are j. $. Haley, III. i.
Yoldholm, A. } Sibey, L. 81 Brooks, j.
II. Senter, D. T Donnelly. f. Fl Carleton,
P. L. Templeton, 4. N Wood, G. Al G.
jackson, j j Chimney. /. N Frost to dis
triet convention, Fl. C Shurtleff, z a.
Sweeney, r S. Howes, Frank Hadigan,
Henry Premier, Richard Standish. ] II.
Kelleher, ] Fl Flanagan, Perley jerome,
Henry S. smith, John Mack.
An attempt was made By G f. Ryle to
get an expression from the caucus as
TO who would be supported for delegates
to st. Louis and eventually for President,
but motion to adjourn shut himod and
the delegates 90 uninstructed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
WlLLlAMST0WN.

Mr. and Mas. Van MeAlllster we're Ia
Mortified yesterday visiting Mr. Tyler.
Charlie Moore returned last evening
from two weeks visit IN New York.
Rev f. Il. Gurrlar returned Saturdayfrom
his trip to Los Angeles, Callfa where be
went TO attend the general conference pf
the II E church
Road Commissioner Ora Blanchard was
seriously injured Monday. Ia getting Oft
the road machine his foot slipped and BE
fell, striking fork, the tines of which en-
tered his leg Just below the thigh, intlict-
ing deep and painful wound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
statement rram COR sullivan.

MFR. Editor III yesterdays Times
noticed an article stating that would be-
gin wrestling promptly at S o'clock this
evening at tbs opera house with Mr Mon
tague I wish to state that | know Moth
ING Of such 4 match. AT the last meeting
between Messrs Ross and Even | accept
Ell Mr. Ewens challenge to wrestIe him
and am Sill waiting t0 hear from him or
bis representative regarding our proposed
match. In the meantime If any other
gentleman wishes I'd arrange to meet ms
iii such contest / can be found at any time
Or place designated to sign articles Of
agreement Con Sullivan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
DELEGATES sELET TED.

vermonters who Will Attend National
Conference 81 Charities and Correction.
Bennington, june T.-50vernor MeGul-
Tough has designated ~ delegates from the
state of Vermont to the nationall confer
enea al charities and correction, its 3lst
annual meeting to be held at the city Of
Portland, Me-, June IL % ~, 1901, the
following.
The Rev. J t Wright, Montpelier the
Rev. George S. Mills. Bennington; the
Rev Warren Morse. Bennington Center
the Rev. G.. G Atkins. Burlington; the
Rev George w. Phillips, d n, Rutland
the Hon. Frederick s. platt, Poultney the
Hon. q. z Smith Burlington; the Hon.
Frank Kenfield, MorrlsyilIe G. $. Pratt,
Nj. d. BFattleboFo; Prank w Tuttle, Yer-
eennes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
HOUSE ENTERED.
Hut Robbers Wsre scared Away Before
TAKING Anxthine

hut Robbers Wsre scared Away Before
Taking Anything
The house of Arthur Loran9er at 90
Pleasant street. was entered Monday
night bnt nothing was taken, and It Is
supposed the r0BheF OF robbers were
scared away Alfred Robertson, l0dger,
Who returned home d little after midnight,
found the front door Of the house open and
further investigation showed that the glass
lib window III tho rear of the house had
been removed The pane had been broken
some time,and the house breaker ouly had
To take it out, which he did, aud laid Il
carefully on the piazza
Dit. and Mrs Iorangar we're caring for
d sick baby and we're obliged to be up ev-
cry bali hour ell night and Il is supposed
they must have scared the robber away
before be had time to secure anything,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08

The programmes for tomorrow, the con-
Guiding day of the conference, viii bs as
follows:
$50 a. III Devotional Service.
Hey. J F,4fanaerson
atD Business,
a.I5 @The Lesyen of the Country Church
ti3 An Able Heroic Minister
Rev t Bissau
f44 IA Spirit of Fraternity KevE y Fiske
l'A More Funds Reh. Il Fl Sheaff
1000 Discussions
1880 IayHMan's hour.
f1 sIs the Church Awake+f8 Its fJppartuuisva*
Zl rs II Utilizing the Lord Dsyf0 the BEST
advantage Prof. Carl Csc Woodbury.
fsi NJ Idea 8f 4 sermon
Mis-. H II Wao6faH
1870 Discussion
li,ss Closing business and aeli0afnmenf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
WANT BILL PREPARED.

Members II Ministers Monday Club Ask
Rev Poole to Prepare One.
The report Of the meeting Of the Minis
ters Monday club sent out from Mnntpe-
Iiar stated that most Of the eierqYmea
present dissented from Rey. # AT Poole
views. on the liquor question DIS present.
ed at the meeting Monday morning AS
4 matter 0f fact, while the paper was Wig.
or0usly discussed as Az papers are st the
meetings Of this club, many Of those pres
ent heartily commended the paper and the
views expressed and several 0f tia clergy
at that meeting asked the Rev Poole %
put his ideas into legislative bill to BE-
read al d future meeting of the club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
IN. Y. Woman Charged
With Extortion
FROM OLD MAN, J.A.PLATT
Detectives Last Night Had to Batter In
Her Heavy Front Door in Order
To SerYe the Papers.

New York, June I. Hannah Elias, the
octoroon, who was arrested last night
ehrrged with extorting 81, 800 from J. Fl.
Plat, was arraigned IN court this morn
lug. The case was adjourned until Fri
day, bail being fixed at $4,000. The
prisoner was returned to the Tonlbs
After several attempts TO get into the
woman's house the detectives last night
battered in her heavy front door. Mrs.
Elias Ia also charged with obtaining near
III $700 900 from platt, who Is an old man,
Immediately after breaking In, the papers
Id the civil action brought by Platt were
served on the woman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
WOMAN FATALLY INJURED.

Mrs. Jane White Of Morrlasown. Feli Down
Stairs.
MorristoWn. June Mrs. lane Anna
White sister Of Capt Frank Kenfeld, met
with d fatal accident last night at II
O'Clock. She lived alone with her brother,
Horace, at Morrist0wn corners. Thinking
her brother was sick she went to his rooins
and returning opened the wrong door and
fell down stairs, fraetuEing her skull and
dying instantly. Captain keaield and
Dr W. 7 slayton were called. The fu-
neral will Be held Thursday afternoon At
2 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. /. r Booth ofiieiat-
ing Mrs White was 80 years old She
leaves no children,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
BIG MARBLE DEAL.

Vermont Marble Co Gets Valuable Prop-
srtx II Danby.
Rutland. June The Vermont Marble
company has lust completed the purchase
Of the George &. LnaeFhlll marble prop.
srty at Danhy recently bought by Mr.
UnaerhlIl 1t Is understood that Mr. Tn
derhill received a price considerably In ad-
vance oil that paid BY him for the proper
TT The property Is situated on the east
sidenf DANNY mountain, half a mile
above the valley. The property Is believed
10 be very valuable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
FOR BELL AND HIGBEE,

Ferrisburgh Delegates Favor Them For
state Ticket
Vergennes, June T.-At the caucus 81
the Republican voters of FerrIsbuIgh, held
Tuesday afternoon, the following delegates
we're elected: State w II Dean, M II
Allen, T. e. Avery, +. p. Booth. Tile
delegates were instructed tg choose theil
own alternates. a resolution was passed
stating that the sentiment 0f The eaaeus
favored the nomination of O. !. . Bell fol
governor ana instrueting the delegates te
support w w Higbee of Charlotte fol
lieutenant governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
BELL GETS HIS OWN TOWN.

Walden hepabiieans Fer Him to the Fin
ish
Walden, june This was the first
town In Caledonia county to bold Its Re-
publican caucus for the state, district and
county conventions and there was i good
attendance of voters Hon. Charles j.
Bell presided and George Z. Eastman ard
]. @. STAFFORD were elected delegates to
both the state and district conventions.
Both are warm personal friends Of Mr.,
Bell and they will support him ID The
state convention first. last and all the
! time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
TROUT ARE SCARCE.
Report Of wholesale Depletion ia Brooks
Near Rutland.

Report Of wholesale Depletion ia Brooks
Near Rutland.
Rutland, June Some Of the Rutland
fish and game wardens stated today that
the brooks Id this section are rapidly be-
ing depleted of trout. which, until this
summer, have been fairly plenty. Two or
three men are making a large amount of
money BIZ continually fishing these brooks
and then selling the trout to wealthy resi-
dents Of Rutland for fancy prices, II Ii
believed that some Of them are caught with
nets, but this is not certain.
There IL no way at present TO stop the
wholesale catching of the tish but move
lnent il under way ID this city 70 have q
law passed at the next session Of the legis
lature, prohibiting the sale Of trout II
this could be done the incentive 10 catch
large numbers would be partially Re
moved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
A. H. WILKINS FUNERAL.

Held This Afternoon From Presbyterian
Church.
The funeral Of Alexander H. Wllkin,
who was fatally injured at Marr e Cor
don plant Monday evening, was held at
: o'clock this afternoon from the Presby-
terian church, the Rev. r. II Mitchell Of
fciating There was d large gathering Of
friends and proluslon of floral tributes.
The National Association of Stationary
Engineers OF this city and from Webster.
willie attended Ia a body: also Granite
Lodge, +. y A. NJ and the Foresters Of
America were present ii body.
The pail bearers were John Hyland, A..
B. Collins from the NJ A. S, r. Neal
Morrison aud Murde MeIveF from the Ma.
sons; Alexander Dobie and James Cow
from the Foresters. The interment was
IN Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
{. L. SMITHS FUNERAL.

Montpelier citizen Laid t. Ress To-
day.
Montpelier June s.-The funeral Of u
&. Smith who died at the sanitaTium IN
Burlington Monday, was held from Beth
any church, this city. this afternoon at
o'clock, the Rev RI WI Wallace ofllciat-
ing. The bearers were George W. Peck,
j. B. More, A. J Howe, Byron Carlton
] E. Tuttle aud Ii B. Brooks. The inter
ment was ia Green Mount cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
INJURED m A FIRE.

Ii {. HerrscR Of yeTgeanes Stepped Out Of
window.
yargennes. June s. I'll q Herriek is
suffering severely from injuries received
in fire which gutted his house yesterday
morning. He was awakened from sleep
By smoke. He stepped out Of his window
and fell to the ground distance Of ig
feet. He received severe confusion on
the back of bis head and was otherwise
badly bruised The loss by Ere will be
about $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
FALL IS IMMINENT Z

Another Prediction THAT Port Arthur has
Concluded 70 FALL.
Rome, June s.--A despatch from lin.
chow. Manehurla, this morning, says an
attack On Port Arthur has been proceed
inp since Saturday, from both the land
and tile sea. 1T Is aseertained that tbs
fall ii the fortress ii imminent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
No EKIdence oE MnrsIsr.

BrattleboEo, June Sidney Bailey Of
putney, who shot bis wife Friday night
was arraignsd before Justice NJ 2, Whit
man Id Putney today for preliminary
hearing on the charge of murder There
was no evidence to contradiction Of Ball
leyss that be supposed be was shooting at
burglar, and be was discharged
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
THE NEW BALL GROUNDS.

Lease Made aud work HAS Been Started
on TheEa
Montpelier, June s.-A O. Humphrey
and q j Flynn oL burlington Of the
Electric Railway company we're ID the
city yesterday afternoon III consultation
with Nv. a. Lord and e. RI Pitkin The
lease for the base bali grounds was formal-
II made and work on the grounds has
Eca4nfnonnHd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
GOVERNMENT
TAKES I. ROSSI
On Charge Of Carrying On Retail Liquor
Business Without a Govern.
ment License.

United States Deputy Marshal Graves
Of Waterbury, made an early visit TO Bar.
re this morning and arrested Te0halda
Rossi on warrant charging him with
carrying On retail ltquor business With
out a government license. Nr. Bossi gives
hts occupation as commission agent
The deputy took his prisoner 10 Burling-
ton on the s IS train, where he will be ta-
ken before Clerk johnson Of the United
states court for hearing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
OFFICERS AFTER HORSE THIEF,


Two Charges
Bethel. June 7.sunday morning a
man applied at the livery stable Of a. i.
Stearns far a team. He was stranger 70
Mr.. stearns, but said he had got good
job on the quarry and wanted 20 go to
south Royalton to get his family and
would return the team 1t night He did
not return that day and later Mr. atearns
learned that bis name vas Henry Rhodes
II N0rthhald. whom the N0rthneld officers
have been following for several days On .
charge Of getting Eig under false pre-
fences from Fred Fuller III Nstthdeld.
Officers went on the trail Of Rhodes yes
serday morning and traced him first to
White River Junction. where ut o'eloek
sunday afternoon be had tried to trade
his tired out steed foT i fresh horse. Er0ul
there they found be went TO East Han
over. u II. They are close behind him
and expect to secure him today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
SONS OF VETERANS.

Annual Encampmept Being Held ia Bur
liagtan,
Burlington, June S.The 22nd annual
eneampment 81 the Sons Of Veterans, Yer
mont Division, opened here today, with y
delegates from 80 camps The sessions
continue tomorrow and close III the even
Ing. The annual eneampment Of the La
dies Aid society Is being held IN eonnec-
ti0n. Capt. r q. Smith. Camp General
William Wells Of this city Is i candidate
for division commander. Probably the
headquarters will be removed to Burling-
fbf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08

The above despatch would seem to indi-
cate that the reports Of hard naval bat
tie at Port Arthur Monday we're prema-
ture. The heavy firing reported by junks
arriving at Chefoo was III all probability
the eannonading OF the gunboats making
the reconnaissance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
MOUNTING HEAVY GUNS.

Japanese. lin seml -clrcie Line, Prepare for
Attack.
Chefoo, June According 10 q report
which has reached here, the japanese
forces occupy semi-elrcular line "a miles
long near Port Arthur. and are busy
mounting guns Oh the neighboring heights.
These long ranges will permit great con-
veruenae 0f the japanese ere, while the
die 0f the Russians must be scattered
against wide circumference,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
FLAG DAY, JUNE IA.

GOV john &. Mccullough Recommends
Observance.
Gov John G. Mccullough has Issued q
proclamation designating Tuesday, june
II, as Flag Day. and recommending that
the day be observed By all patriotic and
liberty loving citizens by eausiBg the stars
and stripes to be displayed everywhere