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Other Districts.
UNION DISTRICT

Convention called to order at II a. IN .
by a. Ray. p. II. Napier was called as
temporary chairman and w. Il. Paine
as temporary secretary.
ON motion the temporary organization
was made permanent.
We then listened to an interesting adj .
dress by p. II. Napier. chairman. fol-
lowed by short but interesting address
by r. Workman.
ON motion the chairman appointed
committees on order of business, on res
olutions and for selecting delegates.
Committee on order of business Jacob
Plyborn, j. @. Bancroft and j. w.
Mnchell) made its report, as follows:
We, your committee on order of busi-
ness, beg leave to submit the following
report
LIST. The nomination of district Off
GERS
2nd. The selection of delegates to the
county convention.
Bird. Election of district committee
man.
Report was adopted.
Committee on resolutions made its re
port, as follows:
We, your committee on resolutions. re-
specially submit the following.
We congratulate the people of the
country on the continued prosperity of
Nation and State. We endorse the mol.
ICY and administration of affairs by the
National Administration and bv the
state. We congratulate the tax PAYERS
OF Wayne county on the benefits derived
from the present system of taxation in
the reduction Of taxes and equalization
OF same We also heartily endorse the
COURSE OF our present Congressman. the
Hon. j. a. Hughes, for work already done
IN securing appropriations. and especially
Tor ms interest I'm and work for the old
soldiers and we further desire TO call
ms attention TO the Brownlow bill now
before Congress and ask that he give it
hearty support, as NJ is measure to ben
emf the farming class Of people. We
further endorse the candidacy of the
ZION w J.. Garrett for House of Dele
gates and hereby instruct our delegate,
tmS day appointed 90 use every honor.
able means To- secure bis nomination If
ms name comes before the county con
veutOu
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of these proceedings be sent the Ceredo
ADVANCE for publication.
z. II. NAPIER, Chairman.
w. Il. PAINE, Secretary.
BUTLER DISTRICT.

Pursuant to call of the Republican
County Executive Committee Tor the
several districts, the Republicans of But
Ter District met III mass convention at
Hubbardstown the 10th day of Septem-
Der. 1906
On motion of Jas. Akers III. s. Hutch
lson was made temporary chairman and
". w. Hatten temporary secretary. The
temporary organization was then made
permanent.
After the chairman stated the obje ct
OF the meeting the convention proceeded
with the following order OF business:
The char selected Messrs. j. =.
Wellman. John w. Hooser, J. w. Hens
ley and John Bartram as n committee of
Tour TO select = delegates and IS sit T.
mates TO represent Butler District in the
county convention to be held at Wayne
OH the 22d day of Sept, 1906, which re-
suited as follows:
Delegates Alternates
+. j. Wellman, VIM. Grimm.
Mont Bartram, Jasper Vanhoose,
Frank Wheeler, Thos Coplev
Wllburn SlppleS, Geo Wellman,
John Bartram. Doll Bartram
IL. w. BORDERS, Melvin Trent,
j. w. McComas, j. w. Hooser,
James Akers, Harrison Trent,
j.. y. Blllups, Richard Lakin,
Jerry Biggs. Levi Ellis
Thos. Buckingham, John Selbee
j. w. Hensley, w. r. Blankenship'
Ollver Stlth, John Hanley,
John Beckley, Noll Stith,
Ihos. Gilkerson, Thos. Belcher,
ii. ). Hutchinson, Eldrldge Mckee,
o.. w. Hatten. Holt Lett
The convention then proceeded to
adopt the report of the committee.
On motion of James Akers and second
ed by j. w. Hooser, the convention
nominated Robert Billups for President
of the Board OF Education of Butler Dis
trict.
On motion of John Hooser and second
ed by John Bartram the convention
nominated j. l.. Hanley rs a member of
the Board of Education for Butler Dist
On motion of L. j. Wellman and sec
onded by John Hooser, James Akers was
selected as committeeman for Butler
District Tor the next two years.
The convention ordered that a. copy of
the proceedings of the convention be-
furnished the Ceredo ADVANCE for pub
hcation.
No further business appearing, the
convention then adjourned.
Signed this the 10Th day of Septem-
Der, 1906.
II. s. HUTCHIsoN. Chairman
G. w. HATTEN, Secretary.
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y HUME ~ NEWS
@IL2 AZ la ~ 4h M

The levy this year for the indie
pendent School District Of Ceredo is
% cents on the 500. valuation for
Teachers Fund and 20 cents for
Building Fund-just one half of
what it was last year.
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Well Worth Trying.

w. H Brown, the popular pension
attorney, of Pittsfeld, VT, says Next
TO pension the best thing to get is DR..
Kings New Life Pills" He writes
''They keep my family in splendid
health" Quick cure for headache. con
stlpation and biliousness. poo. Guar
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mas been used for over sixty years by mil
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Gard OF Thanks,

We very heartily thank our
friends and relatives for their ex.
ceeding kindness DUNG the illness
and death of our son, Lindsay.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HARRY FARRELL.
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Notice.

To the many inquirers about the T.. Massey
IA No. 1895 of our list we beg to inform You
that we have found a buyer, Mr.. s. A. eleven
ger who will move his family soon to- Gallipo-
lis Ferry aud occupy the farm, but while you
missed getting this farm, will Just say that
we are going to have one of our men make a
tour through the Ohio Valley to make up list
of farms for sale and soon as we fluid some
thing that looks good will notify you.
Yours truly,
CHALFA Mt * MARTIN,
The Men Who Selling out the Earth,
Bucl<hannOn, W. Va
To oct. T.
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WaNne Courts.

Terms OF Circuit Court Second Monday i'm
February, May, August aud November.
Terms of County Court: First Monday in jan
ulry, April and July and Third Monday in No
ervber.
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C6redO District Republican Con
VGntiOn.

Pursuant to call Republicans Of
Ceredo District met at Wright's
Hall IN the town of Ceredo at IL
O'clock, a. m, September Is, 1906,
Tor the purpose of selecting del
egates TO the Republican county
convention to be held at Wayne
September %, 1906, to nominate
two candidates for the House of
Delegates, candidate for Com
missioner of the County Court and
candidate for County Superlntend-
ent of Free Schools.
DIR. w. +. Bruins was elected
chairman of the convention and
Uriah Rowe secretary.
On motion the following persons
were elected to select delegates to
the county convention Anthony
Hutchinson, Max. Wright and A. q.
Holt.
The committee to select delegates
reported the following list Of dele
gates and alternates to the county
convention:
Delegates: Alternates:
Robt. Wright Jr, G.. II. Gum.
Felix Flannery, Harvey Lovins
I'D. Smith, Frank Mott,
w. f. Bruins, Hiram Fuller,
/. I. McDougal, w +. Sturgill,
T.. .. Saunders, Thos. Evick,
j. Crossen, a. l.. CLAYTON,
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The CeredO Advance.

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andy and Twelve Pole Valleys
An excellent advertising medi-
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VI y Workman.
VIM Shannon Com.
n MnrEuun-

ItI'iI ""- adopted.
We. the committee ON delegation. sub.
'ili iHH following named persons u- del.
gates tn nDuuty convention:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
WOULD BE GOVERNOR
IF HE Is WANTED
Declares Mayor Burke Of Burlington
Would Net Run as Tail to
Clements Kite Under
Any Conditions.

Burlington, May g. Mayor james Il.
Burke stated that he was not seeker
after the noinination for the governor
ship by the Democratic party, but that
be hnd tern importuned by several
prominent in the councils Of the party
both personally and by letter to head
the state ticket this year.
The mayor said he has not vet made
. definite answer 10 those who have
sought to forward, his candidacy. He
said he il very busy man and did not
think he could find the necessary time,
but that he might consent to head the
ticket ii such action should prove to
be the wish of the party.
Taking mp the question of his RIM
ming for the lieutenant -gnxeinorship on
2 ticket headed BY p. VI. Clement, Mayor
Burke declared that although such n
proposition had been made 70 him BY
the Clement forces, he would have moth
ing 20 do with q movement of that kind,
lie will run straight or not at all He
said that when he supported Clement
in 1909 il was to further tho license
measure. that question now being set
tied there are no issues this year which
would warrant his running on anything
but a straight Democratic ticket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
GETTING ACTIVE.
st. Adams Board Of Trade to Advertise
City's Advantages.

ST. Adams, May a.--1he board OF
trade held meeting last evening in
which considerable interest was shown.
1'h~ banquet committee made report.
showing balance Of S30.De after paying
all bills. for the recent get together
banquet, An apprccative letter fron
The Hon. w J. Van Patttn for court
estes extended az the banquet. was re-
ceisea and filed. The idea OF having
smoke talk on The nights of the regular
monthly meetings, when matters OF live
public interest to the city, it's people and
institutions would be discussed, and sd
dresses given by speakers OF authority
ard prominence. met with popular APP
proysl. The secretary was instructed
10 invite the Hon. Charles W. Gates Of
Franklin. State highway commissioner,
To give talk on good roads, AZ the
next reguIsr meeting of The board, to be
held hne 6. The executive committee
was also instructed TO prepare at once
o booklet setting forth st. Adams re-
sources and advantages The booklets
will be sent out to try and encourage IN
dustrirs snd manufacturing plants to
locate here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
Rev W. C. MacIntyre Now
Leads PreSbyterians
RECEIVED LAST EVENING
Is Graduate Of Queens University,
Kingston, Ontario, and Comes to
Barre from Woodlands,
Ontario.

The Rev. William C. MacIntyrc was
formally installed as pastor of the Pres
byterian church Of this city last even-
ing, the installation service being in
charge of the Rev. VT. s.. Wallace III
South Ryegate Al representative Of
the Boston Presbytery There was A.
society, the church being we'll filled. The
service was opened with prayer by the
Res. X. L. Lowe, pastor of the Helding
Methodist church Ut Barre, followed bv
scripture reading BY the Rev. Mr.. WAL
lace. After q selection i,y the eitoit
tile Rev. Mr.. Wallace asked the formal
installation questions, which were an-
swered BY the new pastor and the peo.
pie of the church.
The installation sermon was then de-
livered by the Rev. u. y Many Of
Manchester, n. H. Mr.. Many took for
his subject, "St. Andrew, the Man and
the Follower of Christ" He told Of
the life Of this saint, who had grown
UP with the knowledge Of the love or
God and who had devoted his time and
work 70 the saving Of men. In closing
his sermon he commended to the new
pastor the life Of st. Andrew, who
brought his brother to the salvation
which was in Christ himself"
a vocal solo was beautifully sung BY
Miss Emma Phillips and the charge to
the pastor wns then given by the Rev.
Samuel r. French OF West Derry, M.
H.. which was followed with force
| full and solemn charge to the people
by the Rev. Mr.. Many. A message OF
encouragement and cheer Was read to
The congregation by William Duff, from
the former pastor, the Rev. Thomas
III. Mitchell Of Toronto. Ont, sent to
have read at this occasion. The Rav.
II. A. Poole, pastor Of the Barre Con
gregational church, III q few hearty and
well chosen words extended the Welcome
OF the pastors Of the city 70 the new
minister and bespoke the best Of sue
cess for the new pastor and the church.
Mayor Barclay was expected to have
been present to speak. but be was un-
ayoidablv detained. He sent few lines
in letter which were read b. J. S.
Milne. The Rev. Mr., Wallace IN the
name of the Boston Presbytery pro-
nounced the new minister and members
Of the church joined in the spiritual
bond and charged them to work fsith
fully and harmoniously together for the
spiritual welfare of the church and COM
nunity
After the benediction was pronounced
By the Rev Mr.. Macintyre, the people
went forward to the front Of the church
to meet the new pastor. and from there
down OF the vestry, where the ladies
served delightful refreshments.
ffft 4 Al d.. at-mr y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
Village Of Washington Was
In Danger Last Night
OUTSIDE AID SUMMONED
Bucket Brigadss Were Successful in
Preventing More Than the Com
plete Destruction Of M. o.
Calef's Buildings.

The village Of Washington, nine miles
from this city, WAS threatened with
destruction by fire last night, but the
effective work OF bucket brigades finally
prevented the loss of more than the
residence and barns of Myron 9. Calef,
the loss being estimated at $4,000. As
there was SOME wind stirring and Wash
ington hasn't any fire lighting apparatus
much apprehension was felt. Aid WAS
asked from Fast Barre and from This
city. East Barre has nothing hut it'll
isvdrant system, but sent up dozen
fire fighters. This CITY was not in i
position ID give aid, Oh the only. pos
sible apparatus that could have been
used was the old hand tub, which is
stored at the city farm. Chief Glad
ding drove 10 Washington nit once, how
ever.
The fire broke out at half past six
O'Clock, possibly from 4 defective chdn,-
ney IN the Calef house. The efforts
Of thr fra fighters were at once con
ccntrated On moving out the furniture
from the house and the tools from the
barns, as it was obvious that the build.
ings could not be saved. So actively
did uieF work that almost everything
movable was taken out. Three hogs,
a calf and some hens were burned, to-
gether with some produce.
Meanwhile the flames were threaten
ing 10 cnvelop ntighhoring buildings.
These we're kept wet down ny the bucket
brigates and one Of them caught fire.
The Ialef buildings, including house,
barns and sheds, were burned to the
ground, being all down at hall past
nine o'clock. The insurance carried
amounted 10 81 900, on the following
property, house $3.50, barn $500, fur.
niture $500, produce SIS, carriages SIS.
The inmates Of the house were cared
for at the residence Of Ira G. Galcf.
The frat reports Of the fire which reach
ed this city stated that the latter's
house had been destroyed. The burned
house was two-story building with
an ell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
MERCHANTS TO PROTEST
CITY'S SIDEWALK ORDER
Appoint Committee to Confer With the
City Council Next Monday Night
THINK Wallis Need Washing.

At largely attended meeting Of the
barre Merchants association, held in
the Office Of the secretary, q. H. Anker
yesterday afternoon, d committee was
chosen to meet the city council next
Monday evening To consider the prohi-
bition of the use of water on sidewalks
The members Of the committee are p
/ NJ. Miles, George N. Tilden md the sRc,
retary, Mr.. Ankcr.
The merchants felt that the order, re-
Gently made, that they should not use
hose In washing of the sidewalks i'm
poses an unjust restriction and one that
will work to the detriment of the city
I'hey declared thar If the loafers We're
! kept from congregating piehts and de-
Icorating the sidewalks with tobacco
there would not be 10 much neel of us-
ing the hose in the morning, But as i
/ is now, they say, the Sidewalks are Sc
/ tiltny.that they feel the hose must bt
used. One or two merchants reported
that they had been warned not to allow
the water TO RIM onto the sidewalks
while they were washing their windows
which they declared to be practically i'm.
possible.
The association thinks that the piles
fof their members should be arrested
prior TO the conference between the com.
mittec and the city council that tht
council would stand back of them Will
financial support.
Theassociatiou thinks that the piles
of dirt should not be allowed 10 remain
OH Main street to be blown about BY
the wind This may be brought UP al
the conference with the council next
Monday night, but the merchants say
that they feel certain satisfactory
agreement can be reached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03

Killed Edward II. Whitney, Prominent
Boston Man.

Boston, May 3.- Edward II. Whitney,
treasurer Of the Dover Stamping COM
pany. and a prominent resident OF Cam
bridge, died very suddenly yesterday at
tcrnon of heart failure, caused probably
by the excitement Of collision between
an automobile and d carriage in which
he was riding, at the junction Of Har-
ynrd and Norfolk streets, Cambridge
Just as Mr.. Whitney. with friend,
reached the corner, an automobile driven
by Charles Fl. Bishop Of North Cam
bridge crashed into them. The rig was
upset and the occupants thrown TO the
ground. Both were apparently unin-
i,red, but while discussing the collision
Mr.. Whitney staggered He was taken
to q nearby store and expired before
q physician arrived.
Mr.. Bishop rendered what assistance
he could. He said that he swerved
70 pass II junk team. Just then Mr..
Whitney's team came in sight. He APP
piled the brake, but was unable to stop
in time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
MAY HAVE SEWER SYSTEM.
Village Of Randolph Considering the
Proposition.

Randolph, MAY 3.-rThere was large
attendance at the village meeting held
in the high school building last Tuesday
evening. The Hon. J. ID. Derison was
elected moderator and the Hon. V. J..
Spear, clerk. The reports of the var
ious village officers were accepted and
adopted, and then the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Trustees, W. G. Emerson, A. +. Bass,
Alien Chadwick. A., VI. BeedIc and Harry
IA. Tctlnan; treasurer, Hon. William II.
Dubois collector. A. NJ. Hubbard; chief
engineer, Ned e. Buck; first assistant,
John Fisk; second assistant, Fred Dumz;
Are wardens n. r Holman, G. s. Booth,
and W. w Morton; water commissioner
for five years, ". b. Wall The viii
laee voted that sa55 be added to the
$495 rental for FIRE llydrant<, making
the sum OF $3.50 70 be used for the
building and repairing of sidewalks. The
article in the warning in regard TO the
establishment Of sewer system was
handled by resolution presented by
DR. J. r. Clifford, which was in effect
that the village trustees subEnit plans
Of the system to two or more reliable
contractors for bids for the construction
Of the system and then call special
village meeting at the earliest possible
date for consideration Of the bids and
10 appropriate money to carry out the
proposition The property near the Ho.
bart bridge on Central street owned
by Mrs. Ledis A. ,. Hutchins was ad.
mitted into the village and ii was voted
to change the boundary line 50 as 10
take in this property. \ village tax Of
III cents on The dollar was vot1d. The
account Of Eugene <. Abbott Of $3.50
to reimbur-r him ior costs Of prose
cution forced upon him while acting
az chief Of police was presented and or
dercd paid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
WAS TERRIBLY BURNED
BY LAMP EXPLOSION


Boston, May b by the explosion Of
an alcohol lamp over which she was
eriinpins her hair, Miss Isabel NJ. Whit
ney, daughter OF Seiectaian and Mrs
Arthur IT. Whitney Of Watertown. was
terribly burned about the body and legs
last evening at her home. .eI'he Elmsf'
on Main street. At late hour her
condition WAS serious.
The accident occurred while Miss
Whitney was dressing to 80 TO Wal.
than, where she was TO appear in q
fancy dane. at May party conducted
BY Dorothy Rremer, Daughters Of the
American Revolution
When the little lamp exploded the
young woman's clothing became iguited,
and In moment she was envclopei in
flames. Her screams attracted the at.
tention Of her parents and the servants,
all Of whom rushed to her assistance,
hut before the fire has been rxtinguished
with rue- ksr bsdy lad been badly burn
ei
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
A STRUGGLE 70 DEATH.
One Man FatIly Wounded Another IN
New York.

New York, May a,--An argument
over wages led to fatal duel III 4
Mulberry street butcher shop yester.
day.
Teodoro Zoccoli, owner of the shop,
is dying from stab wounds inflicted by
an employee named Angelo Sama. who
told the police that he attacked his cm-
8ployer because, after working without
wages for twelve years, his request for
pay was yesterday fatty refused hy the
butcher.
The fight began with each Of the men
holding fast the right wrist Of the 9TH
err. Each had knife in his imprisoned
right hand. Sama's knife being short,
he was able to twist it SO as to free
his right hand from Zoccoli's grip and
stab him three times.
The police investigated Sama's story
that he had worked twelve years with.
out wages and were told BY several
persons that it was true.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
PARDON Is ASKED
FOR BANK BURGLAR
Brattleboro People Are Asked to Petit
tion Gov. Bell for Release Of John
r. Mccarthy, Now in State
Prison.

Brattlehoro, May 5.--A petition 10
Coy. G. J. Bell was circulated Yesterday
by tx State Atty. A. y schwenk AJAX
ing for the pardon of John r. Mccarthy,
who was sentenced ia October. 1904. to
not less than six nor more than seven
years at hard labor in the state prison
after being convicted Of burglsrizing the
savings bank IN Newfane
The petition states that subsequent
information shows that Mccarthy was
not in the gang who brirgaiired the
bank, that through information given
by him 10 detectives postofHce inspec-
tora and other officefs in Vermont, Mass
achusetts, Maine, North Carolina. Mary
land and Virginia. organizd gangs Of
criminals have been broken up. thst on
Ills testimony three innocent men were
released by Gov. Hayward Of North Caro-
lima and the three real offenders caught
aud convicted, and thst Mccarthy in
ends TO live an honest and honorable life.
The petition is signed by lawyers,
judges, prosecuting officers and many
other citizens.