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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
MRS. RICHARD BoYEA.
Died Last Night After Only Brief
Illness.

Mrs. Richard Boyea, Of 459 North
Main street, died suddenly last night
after an illness OF only few days dura-
tiou.
Mrs Boyes was born in Nalleyfield,
p. @, 20 years ago last July. She was
married TO Richard Boyea about seven
years ago, coming to this city to live
at that times Mr.. Buyea is the we'll.
known agent for the w. 81 Baker Tea
company in this city and vicinity
Besides her husband, Mrs. foyea
leaves little sou, five year of age, an
infant daughter five days old; her father
and mother, four brothers and two sis.
ters. the latter residing in Malone, y.
II. Mrs. Bpyea also has host OF friends
III this city who viii he shocked to learn
of her death.
The body was taken TO Malone, ~ y,
this afternoon and the funeral will be
held from that city, probably on Satur-
tlay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
ADULTERY AND BIGAMY.
Are Charges Against Man and Woman
in Windsor

Windsor, May 17.-John Isaplant and
his alleged wife were arrested In Spring.
field yesterday and brought before jus
tice Of the Peace +. +. Hale in this viii
lage. Laplant was charged with alul-
terry and the woman with bigsmy. They
waived examination and were sent to
Woodstock jail to await the next ses,
sion Of the grand Jury, IN default Of
$500 bail fixed BY the justice.
II Is alleged that the woman was
originally Katie Lake and she married
Alba Sanders at Lebanon. y. IT,. in
1908 They lived together ~ man AMI
wife and moved 10 ClaFemnnt, N. IT,,
where Iaplant lived with them. Lapiant
and the woman secured marriage per-
init and were married hut continued 20
live, with Sanders until. few months
ago they left him and came TO Spring
field 10 hye
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
LABOR TEMPLE PROPOSED.
Rutland Union Men Discuss a Unique
Project.

Rutland, May li.--A unique project
was discussed by the Central Labor I'm
ion of this city last night, which IS
probably il novelty in New England. II
IL d plan ID build mammoth labor
temple with marble, granite and brick,
as the headquarters Of the labor organi-
cations Of Rutland and the state, as
sessing each member ono cent a day
toward the building fund. Tho idea was
originated by the Rev. Joseph Reynolds,
rector Of the Trinity Episcopal church
of this city. who recently addressed the
labor organizations. The plan will prob
ably be adopted az il i understood
that ii i regarded il favorable light
by the American Federation Of labor.
The building will contain shower baths,
gymnasium. bowling alleys. an cxten-
sive library, reading rooms. banquet ball
and all modern conyenienees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
WERE LARGELY ATTENDED.
The "Greater Vermont" Educational
Meetings at Bellows Falls

Bellows Falls, May l7-Thc state ed.
ucational meetings conducted by Gov.
Bell have reached the southern part
OF the state, and the meeting here yes
terday afternoon aud evening were quite
largely attended. At the first session
the question, How can the schools Of
Wmdham county be improsedgv was
discussed BY Principal A. Il. Tuttle,
G. ". Osgood. Miss Jessie A. Judd, H.
D. Ryder, Supt, G. H. browne, the Rev.
/. 4. Leavitt and Supt. B. II. Merriam
At the afternoon session Supt. b.
Miller "a Sigourney, la., spoke on @Ele-
mentay Agriculture III the Public
Schools Az the evening meeting the
subject was Greater Vermont Gov.
Bell, Attorney General Fits and Prin-
cipal A. f. Tuttle spoke This series
OF meetings viii be continued through
out the week at Manchester, Vergennes
and Rutland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
VETERAN ENGINEER BURIED.
George F, Blake's Funeral Held at Wind
sor Yesterday.

Windsor, May L.. 'Fhe funeral Of
George / Il Blake, the veteran engineer.
was held yesterday and was very largely
attended Vermont Cofnnandery, X, T.,
in eommand Of NJ. O. Perkins, Vermont
Lodge. No. is, +. and A, NJ. Charles
A. Cayanaugh, master. and about 10
railroad men, 10 Of them members Of
the Brotherhood OF Engineers were in
attendance The bearers were six mem-
bers Of the last named organization Al
follows Charles 3. 1alleher John Bren.
nan, NJ. j. Harris, George w. Sawyer,
". 4. Davis and L "A. futile The Rev,
=. ". Goddard Of Montpelier former
rector of st. PauPs church here. OIL
ciatpd. There was d large display Of
flowers. TIE body was taken on pri.
vale ear to Bellows Falls for burial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
SHOW THEIR TEETH
TO THE CAR TODAY
Workingmen's Deputies Present Demand
for the Immediate Establishment
Of Constitutional Gov
erument.

st. Petersburg, May 15st todny's
meeting OF the Douma the worklngnen's
deputies, for the first time, showed then
hand. They made bold demands fol
the immediate establishment Of con
stitutional government and the convo'
cation Of popular assembly to- draw
up a constitution before anything else
is attempted Incidentally they ex'
pressed their entire dissatisfaction with
the conservatism OF the reply to ths
Cars address from the throne, as form
ulutcd by the constitutional democracy
in the Douma
The soicing OF the wofkingmen's de-
mands Is regarded everywhere as signiii
cant,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
ORANGE COUNTY JURORS,
Drawn BY Sheriff sprague for June Term
OF Court

Chelsea. May l7.~-The following nam
ed gentlemen have been drawn by Sher-
iif ~. IL. Sprague to attend the June
term Of Orange county court, viz, as
grand Jurors, Bradford Preston s. Cham
berIain; Braintree, Adds \. stokes;
Brookfield, f1rank I. Lamson; Chelsea,
Walter II. Emery and Herbert i. Mat
toon; curinth, Joseph =, Taplin; Fair
lee. ". K. s. Celley; Newbury, Dudley
Carleton; Orange, James Huntoon; Ram
doIph, Foster q Spraguc; Strafford,
George .l. Chandler: Thetford, A. ".
Turner; Iopsham, Putnam Hayward; /;
Tunhridgc. Henry II. Hayward; Yer
shire, Fred NJ. Farmland: Washington,
Charles w. IIuntingtons West Fairlee,
Ed. r. Dudley; Nilliamstown, Lewis
Nj. Seaver. Al petit jurors, Bradford,
Alfred III. Batchclder and p. a. Newton;
Braintree, Lester A. Flint, Stearnes 4,
hutchinson; Brookticld, f M McDer-
mont, M. NJ. Stoddard; Chelsea, Calvin
Goodwin, Henry W. Burbank; Corinth,
Bagley G. Abbott, Josiah r. Wiggins;
Fairlee. Perley S. Willis, II. Il. Mer.
rill Newbnty, Joseph Sawyer, Ed
aond II. George; Orange, Charles g.
Carpenter. Arthur 4 Grant; Randolph
Simeon X. Waldo, Byron A. Manches-
ter;Strairorsl, "A. X. kittredge, il. Il
tIdaIl; ThetfoFd, Fred q. Newconib, Geo
u. Emerson: Topshan, Hale g. White.
~. Frank Philbrick; T,inbridge, Horatio
u. Foss, Arthur G. Adams; Nershire
John s. Sleeper, Ernest q. Lake; Wash.
ington, Arthur W. Hutchinson. viii j
Scott; West Faiilee. n. II. Dearborn
Harlan X. Godfrey; Nilliainstown, Ir-
win N. Coveli, N. y. Robinson.
The following officers wilI assist Sher-
iff sprague during the term ali depu-
ties: B. H. Adams Of Chelsea, T. w
Kent Of Randolph and Geo. /. Ford Of
Brainfree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
F. H. DAVIS PRESIDENT.
OF the Vermont Homeopathic Medical
Society.

Montpelier, May 1.-THE Vermont
Homeopathic Medical society held its
ejth annual meeting in the parlors OF
the Pavilion hotel yesterday afternoon
and evening. The officers elected at
the afternoon session are: President,
r. H. Davis Of Lyndonvillc; vice presi-
dent, Fl II. Everett of Castleton; secre-
tary, George /. Forbes of Burlington;
treasurer y. v. Shattuck OF Wells Riv-
ers censors, u. r. Whitaker Of Barre,
f. Z. Staple OF Montpelier, Edward
Kirkland OF Bellows Falls; auditors,
r. II. Steele of Montpelier, r. II. Burke
of Sutton, Hamilton Of BrattIeboro;
legislative committe, u. Y. Steele Of
Montpelier, w. B. Mayo Of Northfeld.
II. d. Whitaker Of Barre, George j.
Forbes OF Burlington, d. G. Noble Of
Middlebury.
1t was voted to hold a semi annual
meeting in October next at Montpelier,
the date to be fixed by the president
and secretary.
The nominating committee recom
mended that the governor appoint DR..
Sam Sparhawk or Dr. George T. Forbes
Of Burlington on the state board OF
registration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
$50 TROUT SERVED.
AT Annual Dinner Of Lake Mansfield
Trout Club.

Stowe, MAY 17.~Fair weather and
fayoring circumstances combined 10
make the sixth annual meeting and ban,
quet of the Isakp Mansfield Trout club
held yesterday one 0f the most success.
mi IN its history. An important part
of the preparations FOR the event has
been the opening Of the trout season at
the lake and the taking Of $50 pounds
.of the speckled beauties for what ii
always the chief feature Of the ban
quet.
The largest attendance III the history
sof THE club, l42, sat down To dinner
and had more trout than they could
eat. After dinner everybody went fish
ing and trout were caught III every part
Of the lake Considerable important
business was done at the meeting OF thu
stockholders. 1t WAS voted to change
the time of the annual meeting I'd Tho
second Wednesday III june. The nsual
annual dues of S5 were voted
"A committee WAS appointed TO inycs'
tigate the advisability OF establishing
rearing pond BY the club. There i
already one at the lake controlled BY
the government, but the club thinks
Of raising its own trout.
The following directors were elected
10. b. Llicc, C II. ArMahon, q. H. Burt
NJ. ts Loyeoy iii Stowe, Il. Bart Cross
James Boutwell, of Montpelier, Edward
Wells, M. II. Riddell. w. u. Greene b
burlington, 4. G Moody Of Waterbury
M. G. Loyeiop Of Stowe, T. Bart Cross
OF ST. Jolsnsbury. gH. G, Fisk OF Nor
,iutnvvy IL H;4l,an 10 pav.a ~ ".
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
PLUNGED OVER BANK.
Automobile Took Two Springfield Par
ties With II.

Springfield, May f7-Mf. and Mrs
James iiartncss Of this place had a
narrow escape from serious accident
Yesterday afternoon while autonobiling
between here and CharIestown, n. II.
Mr.. Hartness lost control Of the cal
while going through i sandy piece II
road, and II swerred and pinnged over
an embankmcnt, oyerturning on Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartness.
Employees Of the electric railroad who
were working nearby helped them out
from under the car and they were
brought back on the tlcctrics to Spring.
field. Beyond slight shaking up and i
few scratches and bruises. they were
none the worse for their eXperienee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
DEATH FROM HEART TROUBLE.
Mrs. James Smith Of Montpelier Life
long Resident There.

Montpelier, May Il. Mrs. james
Smith died last night after long i'll.
ness with heart trouble, aged Ga years.
She was born IL Montpelier and was
married in 1873. Her husband is a fore-
man in the Cotton shops. There are no
children. Two brothers. William and
Lueiuz Goodwin and sister. Mrs. Frank
W. Griswold. snrvive. The funeral will
be held from her late home Friday af-
ternoon at o'clock and the Rev. }. Ed,
ward Wright win otlieiate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
WOULDN'T REDUCE RATES.
And an Independent Telephone Company
May Be Established.

Nergenncs. May ~. Another meeting
Of the patrons Of the Thamplain Valley
Telephone company was held in tiremcn's
hall Tuesday evening. Tie reports If
The two committees appointed at the
previous meeting, held 60 protest against
d raise in rates, were read and accepted.
The first committee reported a confer
enec with Acting Manager w. H. Davis,
in which be refused 20 make any com
eessions to the price established. The
committee to investigate the feasibility
Of putting in an independent line re.
ported that they had not completed
their work, and desired more time for
further Investigation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
FATAL CASE OF pIpHrHERIA.
Two More Cases Are Reported from
M0ftistown.

AIorrissilIe, May l7.-Hrie four-year
old daughter of Mr.. anil Mrs ClareRes
Merrill. Who lives III the west part q
the toxin, dlei yesterday before q physi
clan could reach the House. An autopsy
performed by Drs Charles and George
Bates showed the cause of death 81 bs
liphthcrias Another child il very III d
the same disease and Il third appears e
have diphthcria IN d mild form.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
Yesterdays College Games.

AZ Ithaca, Cornell 6, Vermont I.
AZ West Point, Penn. Stata ., West
Point 2.
AT Cambridge, Harvard Z, Lafayette
1.
At New Haven. Williams .. Yale T.
AT Worcester, Holy Gross, !, Ford
ham 4.
At Hanover. Dartmouth a, Brown 4
GO innings, called oil account darkness.
At Mcdford Tufts, :, Trinity 4, ca
innings, called on account darkpess.)
Al schenectady, Union 8, Middleburs
?, (called end Of eighth, darkncss.)
Al Oiono, Colby & Maine 2
Az Andoycr, DuwlUin 5, Philips An
dover 2.
At Exeter Phillips Exeter Q, Gushing
Academy /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
pHELps-JoNEs.
Marriage Last Evening Of Two Young
People of Barre.

At the home Of the officiating clergy
man. the Rev. W. A. Kinzic, occurred
the marriage Of Miss Mabel Alice VIII
son and Jesse &. Phelps. last evening al
$50 o'clock 4 few Of tile relatives
and friends Of the contracting parties
were present, being the brides parents,
MIR. and AIRS John Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Phelps, Miss Tessie Beattie.
Mary Ella Phelps, Misses Pansy and
Pinkic Lewis and Mrs. w. 4. kinzie.
The bride was dressed in gray silk
gown. MIR. and Mrs. Phelps viii reside
for the present at the brides home, is
Division street, Mr.. Phelps Is q lumber
dealer at Phelps mills.
The friends of the Young people gave
them an impromptu reception last even
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
CLAIM NOT LIABLE.
Taxation Of New York Securities in
Vermont State.

AgreeabIe to the adjournment last
week, tile Vermont court Of claims met
At Montpelier today aad heard the argu
ineats in the case Of tie katherine
Worcester estate ~. the State Of Yer
mont, in which the attorney Of the for.
mer claims that the estate paid Ss6.ot
TO the state when not made 10 do 30
by law, it being on securities on New
York state property. Attorney Barney
Of Burlington argued that the securities
were notl liable TO taxation, Attorney
General Fits contended that ii the
property in New York was. taxable here,
the securities on the property were also
taxable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
KNEW or THE ACCIDENT.
But Burlington Boy Did Not Tell of 1t
for Some Time.

Burlington, May i7.--I.ittle Barrett
Smith, playmate Of Clement Delany,
who was drowned in Lake Champain
Tuesday night, knew that Clement fell
into the lake, but was either too much
afraid to tell Of il or else he did not
realize the significance Of the matter
According to his story, they were at
the lake throwing in sticks and Clement
fell in. When the boy awoke yester-
day morning, he acknowledged that his
companion fell into the water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
Delegates ID Republican LEAGUE.

st. Adams, May H. The following
men have been chosen TO represent the
Republican league Of Vermont At the
golden jubilee of the National Rpubican
league at Philadelphia next july: l. $.
Haves of Bellows Fnls, NJ. Il. Powell
af Darlington, frank Thompson OF Bar
ton, w. X. l'urnswmth of Rutland, Geo.
w. Pierce Of BrattIeboro and Arthur
g. spaulding Of Ludlow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
FELL DEAD AT FUNERAL.
Charles B. Hopkins Of East weare, N.
H., Had Heart Failure.

East Weare, \. IL, May Il. While
marching in the funeral cortese Of Fred
Eaton yesterday, Charles b. Hopkins, a
well known Young man, Of the town,
dropped dead Ar. Hopkins a. d mem
her Of East Weare grange Was escorting
the body 81 Mr.. Eaton 10 the Baptist
church from the home when. he suddenly
fell. and after gasping for breath Two
or three times, died. The funeral party
was just entering the church when Mr.
Hopkins expired.
Dir. Frank Eaton was summoned. but
when he arrived life was extinct. lie
pronounced death due 10 heart trouble,
Nh. Hopkins wis % years of aye
and unmarried. lie is survived by a
mother and father and sister, Mrs.
llough, all Of this town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17

Road in Middlebury Was Barred Yes.
terday.

NidIebury, May NIiddlebiiry goes
on record assthe first town in tie state
that proposes to bar Automobiles from
certain highways Yesterday the civil
authorities caused to be posted eonspi-
cuously plaearls announcing that, pur.
suant 70 Il vote OF the town taken II
the annual meeting in March. antono-
bilists would not be permitted upon The
road leading from this place TO East
highway betNren this place and The
summer resorts at Lake Dunmore IN
salisbury and Silver Lake IN Brandon
land heretofore has been extensively used
'by touring parties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
SHOT wAD INTO HAND.
Stanley Berry of Goddard Victim Of
40 Accident.

Stanley Berry OF Goddard received u
severe wound in his left hand yesterday
afternoon by the accidental discharge
Of blank cartridge from 4 revolver.
Berry was acting as starter for several
sprintcrs IN the f00-yard practice race,
having his hand over the barrel Of the
gun. He accidentaIlypu He'd the trigger
and the paper wad Of The cartridge toro
into his hand with such force AS to
sever An artery and inAict ragged
g.t4h.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
GoMo-BALDwIN.
Elizabeth Carr Baldwin and Bernie L,
Como United in Marriage

Miss Elizabeth Carr Baldwin of Gran
iiteville and Bernie L. Como OF Barre
were united in marriage last evening
al s'o'clock by the Rev. w. a. knzie,
at his home on Camp street. They we're
attended by the brother of the bride,
Frank u. Baldwin. and his wife. After
4 short wedding trip MIR. and Mrs. Como
will reside in Granitevillc. The groom
Il ain electrician.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
west River Railroad Meetin.

81. Albans, May is,--At the annual
meeting OF the West River railroad com
pany held here today, directors were
elected as follows Nalter G.. Noyes,
who was subsequently elected president; I;
John c. Aycrill, Edward G. Smith. Geo.
G. Jones. who was made vice president;
". y. Mullin and G. W. Writer'S, w.
S. Chahe being made clerk and treas
wer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
PETITION IN BARRE TOWN.
So That Check List viii Be Used in
Coming Caucuaes.

firnnitevilIe, May i1~A petition was
filed in the town clerks office here oil
Tuesday, signed by twenty.throa voters
in Che town OF Barre. which will insure
the ase Of cheek lst IN the town
caueuses, and only the voters who have
SIGNED theirs affiliations will be eligible
10 vote iu the caueuses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
NEVER CAME TO SENSES.
Fred Dezan Died as Result Of Railroad
Accident

Newport. May II. Fred Dean, the
ssitchnan who was injured in the Bos.
lon 4 aisine railroad yards here Alon
day morning, died AZ bis boarding place
yesterday, never regainna conscious.
ness Tie funeral arrangements have
NOS yet been nude.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY.
Deputy Chief Neal on the Arrest i
Maine.

Boston May lI- Deputy Chief George
s. Neal Of the state police, when asked
for an opinion on the developments in
Maine, said he refused % regard the ar
rest at Bingham seriously.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17

Rxland, May ~ Harry G, Moore,
agcf u years, was ancd $50 and costs
in city court today for grand larceny.
-Four bicycles were stolen here within
few days and the police got q clew
when Moore attempted to have one re-
paired. They found all -four at his
house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17
Presented BY E. A. Reed Of
Windsor to Odd Fellows
AT I.O.O.F. SESSION SODAY.
Gavcl Is Made Of Wood Taken from the
Spanish Gunboat Which Was Sunk
by Dewey at Manila Bay
Today's Business.

Burlington. May 17.--It was Grand
Lodge day ut the !. o. o. f. convention
today The attendance WAS nearly 800.
s0. II. Ehilson OF Burlington gave his am.
Inual address and reports we're read this
norning Officers VIII be elected this
afternoon,
u. a. Reed Of Windsor, Grand Rep
rescntative, presented to the Grand
Lodge gaye made BY a Filipino at the
United states arsenal at Cavitc, r. 4
Under direction 81 the New England
Odd Fellow, the wood Was taken from q
Spanish gnnboaf sunk bv Admiral
Dewey at tile battle Of Manila.
The report Of the Grand Secretary. III.
Il. Parker OF Bradford. showed that the
order has lost 50 by death during the
Ipasi year. The total membership Is
$500, net gain Of 5s. Amount paid
for relief Mas $l3,g46.73 The receipts
from subordinate lodges were $46,405.-
70; financial valuation of the order
ISli6,306.09. Secretary Parker reported
that subscriptions to the amount Of ST.
s0aS4 mad been received for California
Odd Fellows. which has been forwarded
10 r. b. Ogden, Grand Warden at Oak
land The treasurer's report showed a
balance Of $s,545.01.
Grand Encampment Officers
The main feature OF the afternoon OF
the Grand Encampment yesterday was
the election of officers which resulted IS
follows:
Grand patriarch, W. d. Hutchinson Of
Noistocs: grand high priest, w. u.
I..I..
warden, George II. Stcains of >t. Iohns-
bury grand scribe, &. w. Farr of ST..
JoImsbury; grand treasurer, J.. j..
Brown of Bradford: grand junior war
den, O, ". Ilarwood OF Burlingtons
grand representative to the sovereign
grand lodge w p. Horton Of Rutland
Grand Patriarch Hutchinson an
Inounced the appointment Of the follow
ing officers:
Grand marshal. A. w. Roel OF Bratilc-
boro; grand sentinel, a. +. King Of Bur
Ilingtons grand outside sentinel. J.. T..
Jones of island Pond.
The officers were duly installed by re-
tiring Grand Patriarch Horton.
Annual Banquet.
Tho annual banquet oF the past grand
Masters and Past Grand patriarcls' as
sociation. which is always looked for
ward TO as one Of the most entertaining
events Of the Odd Fellowship. meetings
WAS held last evening at the Van Ness
House with very large attendance.
Following the serving Of the iepast
post .prandial exercises were the order,
many speakers prominent in The coun-
ellis OF the |. O, O. n, in both this state,
Massachusetts and New Hampshire par
lticpating. The realization of the high
ideals OF Odd Fellowship was the key
note of the lefty sentiments uttered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17

Postmaster y. 4. Bisbee was in Stowe
yesterday 70 attend the annual meeting
of tho Lake Mansfield Trout club. Nj.
Bisbec was elected as one Of The direc-
tors Of the club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-17

There wera 50 couples and not 50 peos
PIE tllat attended the Good Templars
soeiable.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-22
COUNTESS GETS DIVORCE

The Tribunal of First Instance OF
the Seine, Judge Ditto presiding. at
noon today granted divorce TO the
Countess de Castellane, formerly Anna
Gould, of New York, and gave her the
custody of her children, who, however,
will not be allowed to be taken from
France without the consent of their
father. Count Boni de Castellane.
The end of the famous case came
suddenly. The court brushed aside the
demand of the counts lawyers for an
examination of witnesses and. as an
ticipated, the public prosecutor did not
even ask to be heard.
Features Of the Divorce Decree.
Countess is granted an unconditional
divorce.
Children are To remain in their
mothers custody.
Boni, who demanded a $4,000 allow
Gnce annually and was offered 100000,
which he refused, does not get a cent.
The count must pay the costs of the
trial
The count will be allowed to see his
children at the home of their grand
mother and keep them a month an
nually.
The children cannot be taken from
France without Boni's consent, unless
the court holds his refusal unreason-
able,