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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
HAVE NO DRONES
IN THEIR HIVE
Busy as Bees, the Ladies of the Macca-
bees Have Prepared a Fine Assert
ment at Their Christmas
Bazaar.

The FIRST annual fair Of Harmon Hive,
No. Ladies Of the Maecabees of the
World, opened last evening in the Pa
vilion with a good attendance and with
the brightest prospects for success. The
ladies have arranged very pretty booths
and have an excellent lot OF fancy ar
ticles for sale which would make very
nice Christmas presents. They have put
a good deal OF work into the preparations
for their fair and their commander, Mrs
J. a. Demo, as she extended welcome
to the people at the opening Of the pro-
gramme, we'll said that there were no
drones in their hive.
The ladies in charge Of the booths
are as follows: Fancy booth. Mrs. J. A.
Donno, Mrs. Charles Clark and Mrs. Will
liam Holden; refreshment booth, Mrs.
William Avery, Mrs. A. B. Curtis, Mrs.
Annie Scott, Miss Mabel Wilosn and
Mrs. Alex Cruickshank; doll booth, Mrs.
w. A. Lebourvesu, Mrs. Frank Place
and Mrs. Thomas Watts; apron booth,
Mrs. H. G. Sawyer, Mrs. Frank Brad.
bury and Mrs Myrton Mason; candy
booth, Mrs. VIM. Cato, Mrs. Robert
Knox, Mrs. Harry Mcneil and Mrs. Will
liam Campbell; punch booth, Mrs. John
Middlcbrook, Miss Genevieye Blanchard
and Miss Ethel Demo; fish pond, Alex
Anderson, J. A. Denno and Myrton Ma
son; kicking the foot ball, In charge
OF Harry Mcneil and A. + Lebourveau;
the fortune telling booth, Madam Gar
row, fortune teller, Is in charge Of Mrs.
D. G. Roben; Mrs. John Mnrr and Mrs.
William Russell have charge Of the sale
Of dance tickets The floor managers for
the dance are Alex Cruickshank, William
Carson and William Craig.
a very enjoyable programme was Civ
en- last evening by the children consist
liz of piano duct BY Mildred Clark
and Mrs. Eastman; hoop drill by eight
girls; reading, Louise Noyle; highland
fling, May Carson; piano solo, Blanche
Sargent; Mother Goose parade BY the
following Young children: Mother Goose,
May Carson; Son alex, Harry Lewis I;
Sweet Ccluinbine, Louise Hurry; rose
girl, Mildred Clark; Daffy Down Dilly,
Bella Forbes; Queen Of Hearts, Gladys
Suitor; King Of Hesrts, Ralph Toben
Tommy Tucker, Willie Forbes; Johnny,
Gerald Mason; Baby bunting, Nellie
Scott; Tee Wee, Walter Toben; John
nv Stout, Willie Geake; Curly Locks,
Caroline Anderson; Old Woman, Ger.
trude Geake; Miss Muffett, Dolly Burg
ess; Jack Hornar. George BARTLETT; Dick
cry Dickcry Dare, Carl Burgess; The
Man With The Gun. Edmund Loranger I;
Tom, Tom. the Piper's Son. Earle Burg-
ess; MiIkman, Eugene Loranger;: Fat
Man of Bombay. Ralph Middlebrook; Old
King Cole, Stanton Burgess Jack, Dial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
AGED MAN LOST LIFE
IN PORTABLE MILL
Asa Jones Of Braintree Was Drawn Inta
pianer and Horribly Injured, Death
Having Been instantaneous.

Randolph. Dec. o1.--Whiie at work Ia
L. L. Dickerman's new portable mill To-
Gated between Branetrec and East Gran
vile yesterday, Asa Jones, man over
65 years old, lost his life by being drawn
into 4 planer. Mr. Jones was passing
the machine when the sleeve Of his coat
caught in the gearing, drawing him into
the planer One arm was taken of at
the shoulder and the other at tho elbow.
His skull Was broken and death was IN
stantaneous A man was working at tie
machine when the accident happened
but was unable to render any assistance
and the mill had to be ahut down before
the body could be extricated from the
machinery.
Mr.. Jones is survived by wife and
three daughters, who live in Braintree.
The greatest sympathy il felt for the
bercnved family, a. this is the second
shocking accident to have happened re-
Gently, Mr.. Jones son, Leon Jones, losing
his life year ago last spring by being
kicked by : horse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
BANQUET TO COL. c. s. EMERY.
New Collector to Make Tour Of District
With Col. 2. NJ. Mansur.

Chelsea, Dec 21.-A banuet in honor
Of Col Curtis s. Emery, appointed col
lectar Of the customs district Of Mem.
phremagos, was held at the Orange Coun-
" hotel Tuesday evening. Landlord
E. D. Brown served an exceien rcpast
70 forty-five guests Dr F. H. Godfrey
was TIE toastmaster ard toasts were
responded to az follows: "Col G. s..
Emery as Sunday school Scholar
lol. Il, @ BiNbY: Colonel Emery as a
titizen,D ]. Il. Darling Colonel Elm
Ary ~ 4 lawyer," Stanley C Wilson;
NColonel Emery aa d Politician" II. NJ.
Mattlson; ''Coiosel Emery as a Sports.
man, George G. Hack; "Onr Friend En-
cry as q Horse Trader Deputy Sheriff
b Il. Adems, Jr.; Hot Goals from the
Furnace, Z. E. Wallace; Burying the
Iiatchets@ LITTER from E. n. Bacon,
read bx W. 5. Goss. Other speakers
were the Rev. Lewis n. Moody. the Rev.
Georges Lake, H. G. Woodruff of
Barre, Shefia Frank IT Tracy Of Mont
pelief, and Sheriff W H. Sprague Of
Brookanld. a sketch Of the rise and
sdyaucelFaat II Curtis s. Emery aimee
1857 was given ~ Dr. \. RI. Godfrey.
the tonstnaster at the close Colonel
Emery responded in d feeling manner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
Welded AT JOHNSON.
Barre School Teacher, Hannah Tracy,
Married to Alvin w. Gates.

Miss Hannah Alice Trney, wen
known teacher in this city, and Alvin
w. Gates, also 81 this city, were united
in marriage yesterday afternoon at one
o'clock, at the home Of the brides faith
er, william II. Tracy, in johnson. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Ralph 7. Lowe Of this city Only the
family and few intimate friends OF the
contracting parties were present. The
welded couple will spend two weeks vis-
iting relatives of the groom at South
Manchester, Mantle and Hartford, Conn,
after which they will be al home, No.
25 Church street, Barre.
The bride is d highly respected lady
and has taught for seven years in the
Church street school. Mr.. Gates is a
stone cutter By trade and is valued
worker in the Methodist church, being
president Of the Epwortb league
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
Out OF Central Vermont
Branch In This City
SAYS OFFICER HAMEL
State Railroad Commission Hears Tes-
tinony on Condition Of the Track
Investigation Grows Out Of
Recent Wreck in Barre.

An investigation into the condition
of the Central Vermont branch railroad
in this city, growing out Of wreck on
the Williamstown line, in which conduc-
tor S. Il. Colby was injured few
months ago was started by States At
torney Jackson before the State Railroad
Commission at the State House in Mont
ptier today. The first witness put On the
stand was police officer, Frank Hamel,
Of this city and the testimony which he
gave showed the track was in a very
poor shape This same commission con
iemned this branch in its last annual re-
port.
The most striking part Of the officers
testimony was that he had pulled some
OF the spikes out Of the ties with his
bare hands. This was possible because
of the rotten condition of the ties. This
he had done just north 81 the Blackwell
street crossing He had tried it because
he thought the road was not properly
looked after ana wanted to see for him
sell. He declared that some OF the
spikes might as well not have been in
the ties at all
He said that he had watched the track
all summer and that he had occasion
10 pass over it at least once week. he
thought the entire strip of the road in
Barre Was not kept up. One week be-
fore the accident in October, in which
two cars plunged oil the iron on the
N'iiliamstown line he had called the at
tention of Officer George Carle Of the
Barre police to the fact that the road
was not properly baIiastcd at The very
point where the accident occurred
Other witnesses were Officer Carle,
Deputy Sheriff Camp W. II. Gale, r.
Rossi AMI j. Comolli. All spoke Of the
rotten condition Of the ties and the lack
Of halIasting on the road Officer Hamel
said that he was formerly employed On
aaetioa and In carbarus, 10 that he un-
iersfood railroad making
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
Died at Lexington, Essex
County, Today,
AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS
Was One of the Most Prominent Citizens
Of That County and Had Held
Many Public Offices-Leaves
Two Children. III

Lexington, Dec, sl.--state Senator
Arthur 7. Holbrook died this morning
from the effects Of shock Of paralysis,
sustained last night. lie was one Of
the prominent citizens of this place and
Essex county. lie was born in Leming-
ton &C years ago and had lived here
all his hfe He was farmer by oc-
cnpation, owning 90 acres. In politics
he was a Republican. He had represent
ca Lexington, was associate judge Of
Essex county and state senator, had also
been clerk, treasurer. agent and justice
of the peace. lie leaves wife and two
children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
Bob Fitzsimmons Couldn't
Stand the Exerti0n
0'BRlEN GOT DECISION
Great Prize Fight at San Francisco
last Night Went Fer Thirteen
Rognas ard Thea veteraa
Failed.

San Francisco, Dec. 2l.--With blood
flowins from his mouth and nose, Rob
ert Fitzsimmons collapsed after the thir-
teenth round of his fght with Jack
o'Brien Of Philadelphia last night, and
the battle was awarded to the latter.
The old maa's physical condition could
ont stand the strain, although when he
went to his corner after the thirteenth
thore was nothing to indicate that he
was in distrcs. Il was while his seconds
were working over him that he was
seized ith fainting ct and hermoiThage.
Mechanics Pavilion held one OF its larg-
est crowds.
The first round was tame, both being
shy. Fitz drove O'Brien to corner
in the second but the latter was so
quick that he avoided many of the old
mans vicious labs inst at the close
OF the third Eitz went down from a
straight left On the nose, but il was
not clean blow, being more Of push.
Previous to that Fitz drove some hard
ones to O'Brien's face.
Driven 70 the ropes IN the iourtn,
flt2 went down on one knee, olit came
up ulcNiy and drove al EFT oyer Q'rbien lsi, :
eye. bo1h men drew bloou ~ the hitn,
OBIlen landing ofienef: Obrien partly,
blocked a teffiiie ieit y the sixth ana
then gave Two ieit loits. lhe veteran
landed several hafd siioss ~ the seventh,
put Ubr'Ra raised 4 lump oyer fltza
fignt eye.
ihe FhilaasiphIan had me hcttcr "a
y ~ tne eighth, ripping ieit to the
eTe ana then noring fitz with stun
fignt 70 tne JAY. fitz appeared groggy
When ne arose ana fignt 70 the body
drove drove nm 70 tne ropes. fltz was nearly
iiited on the hoor Just at the close OF
lne nintn, with q flgnt nook 70 tne Jaw,
a1ter RECEIVING considerable punishment
prpriO1lS In that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
NO ONE INJURED.
But About 500 Passengers Were Endan-
gered on B. & n. r. r.

Andoyer, Mass, Dec. PA rear-end
collision between passenger train and
a freight train occurred on the Boston
s Maine railroad at Ballardville late
last night. No one was injured. A
Boston bound freight train was shift
ing cars at that station at io;40 O'Clock,
when passenger train No 537, from Hav-
erhill for Boston, with about 500 pas
sengers, ran into The rear Of the freight
The passenger engine was badly dam
aged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21

oficers Of Mount Sinai Temple for the
Ensuing Year.

Illustrious Potentate Smith S. Ballard
Of Mount Sinai Temple announces the
following appointments for the ensuing
year
First Ceremonial Master, Isaac ID.
Bailey, BrAttieboro.
Second Ceremonial Master, Thomas
wv Fletcher, Bridport.
Marshall, Charles r. Jameson. White
River Junction,
Captain Of the Guard, Joe N. Jack
son. Barre.
Director, Charles II. Gibson, Bellows
Fails
Assistant Director, George f. Emery,
Woodsville. n. II.
First Alchemist, Waiter G. Washburn,
Montpelier
Second AIchcmist, Fred G. Armstrong,
St. Alhans.
Architect, Russell {. Collins, East
Montpelier,
Assistant Architect, Frank u. Rlodah,
North Montpelier.
Outer Guard, Edward G. Baldwin, W.
Lebanon, n. II.
Master d Wardrobe, William H. Her.
rick. Montpelier
Musical Director, F. c. ellison, st.
'1ohnsbury.
Assistant musical director, Dean w.
Edison, Montpelier.
Medical director, Elroy B. Whitaker,
NJ. ID Barre.
Electrician, George Fl. Almon, Mont
pelier
Assistant Electrician, Irving NJ. Frost,
Montpelier.
Pnrvcyor. Martin J. MCGOWAN. Barre.
Chief OF Arab Patrol, r. B. Gammeli,
East Barnet.
Arabs. Bert L. Stebbins, Ciaremont,
\. H; Stoddard n. Alien. No. Ferris
burg; Fred L. Davis, No. Pomfret; Geo.
f. Leland, Springfield; Frank G. Goss,
Montpelier; George A. Gross, Northfeld;
George Il. Tupper, Bethel; Arthur G.
Sprague st. Johnsburyi Orvie NJ
Jones, Warren; Leslie P. Pierce, Roch-
ester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
STRUCK BY a. SAW.
Donald Leith Badly Cut About Face
Yesterday.

Donald Leith, son Of Francis LeitFI,
farmer residing on East Hill, met with
serious accident while at work in the
woods yesterday. He was helping with
some wood saving, when the stick I'M
der the drag saw broke, causing the saw
to fly, striking young Mr.. Leith across
the face. 4 long gash was cut across
his nose, his eve and forehead. The
cash across his nose was the worst as
here the bone was sawed into, the eYe-
lid was laid open and lis forehead badly
cut. DR.. W. d. Reid Of this city was
called and took six stitches in the wound,
three stitches being required to close the
cash in his nose, one in his eyelid and
two in his forehead. Mr.. Leith viii for
tlInately not lose the sight of his eye.
He IL resting as comfortable as possible
this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
DIED SUDDENLY.
Richard Hcdgdon Srccumbed While
Playing HandbalI.

Boston, Dec. 2i.- Richard Hodgdon,
secretary OF the Tavern club Of this city,
and prominent member Of the Amesi-
can Soriety for Psychicnl Research, died
suddenly yesterday while playing hand
ball at the Union Boat club.
Mr.. Hodgdon was native Of Mel
bourne, but became an American citizen
about twenty years ago. He was so
years old and unmarried.
lie was graduate of Melbourne uni-
vsrsity, and was later graduated from
Cambridge university in mental and NOR
al sciences. He also studied at the Uni
svrrity Of Jcn. He was university lee
turer at Cambridge, Eng, in tss4'o5
on Herbert Spencer's philosophy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
COULDN'T STAND STRIKE.
So Slate Quarry Owners at Poultney
Resumed at OLD Tages.

Rutland Dee. 2i.--A a result Of a
cut Of two cents ali hour in the wages
Of the 200 men employed ii the slate
quarries of Griffith, Nathaniel, Rising q
Nelson and Aud & Conger at Poultncy,
the men~ refused To work yesterday.
Several Indignation meetings were held
during the day, when it was decided to
continue the strike unless The employers
rceeded from their position.
The employers met last night and at
ter a long discussion decided that they
could not afford to withstand hong
serike ard notified the men that they
would be reinstnted at the old scale Of
wages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
MARRIAGE AT NoRrHFIELD.
Alice Richmond Is the Bride Of DR.. Bur-
ton Frank Allen.

Northfeld, Dec. 2f.--Aiiss Alice Dut-
ton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
S. Richmond, and Dr. Burton Frank AL
len, were married at the Methodist
church yesterday at noon BY the Rev
E. w. Sharpe. There was a very large
attendance DR. Avcrill and James
jackson Of Middlehury, J. r. Bentley
and George Andrews Of Norwich univcr-
sity, !. G. Ellis and Malcolm Edger-
ton Of Northfeld were tho ushers. Or.
and Mrs. Allen left for d two weeks
stay in Baltimore, after which they viii
return to Mortified to reside.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
BETTER FOR swANToN.
VIII Still Be an Important Port of Entry
to Country.

Washington, Ecc. q. The recent or
der issued by the treasury department
that all imports from Canada entering
the United States by rail at Swanton,
VII. b sent to SIT. Albnns for inspec-
tion and collection Of customs duties,
has been modified 30 that all merchandis
for consumption will be inspected and
duties assessed at swanton the same
as has been done heretofore This
change means that Swanton will con-
tinue to be one Of the important ports
Of entry in the customs district Of Yer
mont and retain its present force Of GUS
toms officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21

Annual Meeting Held white River
Junction Poorly Aftshded.

White River Junction, Dec 2i.-The
annual meeting Of the Fourth Vermont
Regimcntal association was held yester-
day afternoon. Owing 70 the unfavor-
able weather only IA were present. The
following officers were elected Presi-
dent, Jas. w. collester, Lyndonville;
vice president, w. f. Bliss, Calais sec
retary and treasurer, II. W. Spaford,
Rutland; executive committee, L. r.
Harris Of Lyndonville. " II. Miles Of
Townshend, G. S. tierrick Of Montpelier.
Eight deaths were reported during the
year. They viii hold the next meeting
at Montpelier.
Last evening a camp fire was well
attended. Fl. r. Taylor was toast
master, and made an Introductory ad.
dress. Welcome address, the Rev. q.
q. Atkins: The Old Vermont Brigade,
ex-fsov. s. H. Pingre; Western Soldiers
Experience, the Rev. H Nj Springer.
Short addresses were made by Vim. S,
Pingree and H. w. spafTord.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
BALDwIE-WILSoN.
Quiet Wedding At Home Of 0fEiciating
Clergyman Last Night.

Miss Maude r. Wilson Of West Dunn
inerston and Frank 3. Baldwin Of Gran
iteyille were united IN marriage at eight
O'Clock last evening BY the Rev w. A.
Kinzie, at his home on Camp street.
They were attended by Miss Lizie Bald
win, sister OF the groom, and by
Bernie L. Como. The bride was at
tractively gowned in a gray travelling
dress. The groom is II quarryman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
TO PENSION EMPLOYEES.
Six Large Railroads Voted Yesterday to
lnaugurate System.

New York, Dec. ci.--At respective
meetings yesterday Of the boards Of di-
rectors Of the New York Central, the
Lake Shore ard Michigan Southern, the
Michigan Central and the Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & 4. Louis railroads,
each OF these companies decided to es-
tablish a pension bureau to take care
of faithful employees who have beea
in the service Of the company for a
great number OF years and are no longer
fitted for active duty. A committee was
appointed to carry out the plan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
MORE scALps BANGLE.
From the Belts Of the Red Men, r. Of
A. Crisbage Team Losing

The Red Men defeated the f. Of A.
at six tables to two in last nights
cribbage game. The results were as fol-
lows BY tables: Gauld and Wehsters
X. M, defeated Scott and Smith, r. OF
Al; Sangster and Brew, R. NJ, defeated
Stephens and Marion, r. Of A.; Laxon
and Brown, R. NJ, defeated Robertson
and Anderson, F. of A.; Marshall and
Long, R. NJ, defeated Stewart and Pat
terson, F. Of A.; Gamble and Ironside,
R. NJ, defeated Mackie and Milne, F.
Of A.. oliver and Birnie, r. NJ, de-
feated Evans and Williams, r. Of A.
Smith and Morrison, F of Al, defeat
ed Rettie and Mcdonald, r. NJ; Alex
ander and Clark, r Of Al, defeated Rob
cetson and Diack, ri Nj.
The M. Z. and Clan GopEcn play TO-
night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
REPUBLIC is NOW
PROCLAIMED AT TIFLIS
Armenians Were Victorious ii Rioting
Revoluticnists in Control in
Nearly Every Section Of the
Baltic Provinces.

st. Petersburg Dec 21.--An Armenian
communistic republic has been proclaim
cd at TiAis, where the Armenians have
been victorious 10 riotiua which occurred
between tlgsu and the TURKS. The Ar.
nenians are in control Of the greater
part of Tinis, province III Trans Csu-
casiR. The revolutionists are ii CON
troll of Batoum. EFire has broken out III
the district along the Waser front and
several vessels have been burned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
PALE FACES INVITED.
Into the Camp Of the Red Men at East
Barre Tonight.

East Barre, Dee. 2i At the meeting
Of Wuchosen Tribe, No. 10, Red Men,
Of this place, to be held tonight, Decem-
hcr ri the great sachem Of Massachu-
setts and Vermont will Be present. All
ter the meeting there will be smoke
talk and banquet A large delegation
from lroquois Tribe, No, rs, Of Barre
is expected and several pale faces have
been invited a good entertainment
is promised. J. A. Miller. sachem; j.
4. Osborne, Chief Of Records.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
WOMAN pEFAuLTED.
Failed to Appear to Answer Charge Of
utterinE FORGED VIII.

Cambridge, Mas. Dec 21. Mrs. Mar.
tha S. Munsey Of Pittsheld, ~ H., who
is harged with having uttered forged
will, defaulted when her case was called
yesterday afternoon III the Middlesex
county superior criminal court. The all
legged crime was in connection with the
viii Of Samuel Wclch, who died at Sraf-
ford, N. I'll, in 1900.
II was claimed hat Mrs, Munsey, who
was d distant relative, in company with
rnother woman, fnrgtd VIII, SO that
the property, which amounted to sf5,-
600, would be divided between them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
INSANITY rs CLAIMED.
By William D. AlIard, Who Is Being
Tired for Killing T. Mccormack.

Woodstock, Dec 21.-The state rested
yesterday afternoon in the trial of VIII
liam D. Allard, on the charge Of killing
Thomas Mccormack, the later testimony
being almost corroborative. The testi-
niony Of James Taylor and several other
witnesses from West Windsor, where the
respondent formerly lived, has been III
trnduced BY the defense to show AL
lard's insanity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
Attention, Delegatesl

A regular meeting of the Central
Labor Union win be held in Carpenters
hall, Nichols block, on Friday evening,
lies. ~, 1905, at 1850 o'clock. This
meeting ii called one week earlier than
usual 10 save confiction with the Christ
mas md New Year holidays. Al there
is very important business to be tran.
sseted at this meeting a full attendance
is requested.
T. r.. Mccarthy, President.
Alex'r Ironside, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
VETERANS CHOOSE OFFICERS.
Albert F. Dodge Again Commander Of
Crandall Post.

r. B. Crandall post G. A. r., held its
annual election OF officers last evening
at the post quarters in the city building.
Fourteen members were present and
chose the following officers Commander.
Albsr II. Dodge; senior vice commander,
p, =. Minard junior vics commnnder,
Charles +. White; surgeon, George NJ.
Hunt quartermaster, d. r. Wiley;
chapAain 4. J. Baldwin; officer Of the
day, Charles sharlcy; officer eg Ahe
guard, E. B. johnson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
MARTIAL Law At MOSCOW.
As Result Of New General Strike at Moor
Yesterday.

Moscow, Dee si.As d result Of trou.
bic following the Inauguration at noon
yesterday Of new general strike, mar
tial law was proclaimed here today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21

At the South End Market, although
they are laboring under the sad beresye-
ment in the recent death Of one of the
firm, still trily they have fine display
Of the choicest beef and pork, turkeys,
geese, ducks and chickens. Also fresh
invoice Of fruits, nuts and candy for
the holiday trade, together with well
selected line Of fresh up-to-date groc-
cries, -four, canned goods, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21
L. III. Williams.

L. NJ. Williams, who're furniture store
is in the A. Tonasi building, has rep,
resented in one Of his windows well
furnished sitting room The flrni-
ture in this room IS oil substantial yet
attractive and honIeiike. In the other
window are baskets, iadinieres, pictures,
Morris chairs and sideboards Inside the
stnre one viii find a. completely equip
ped a furniture store as there is In
this vicinity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-21

u D. Ladd has bis windows attrac-
lively decorated, both in his grocery
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