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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
WEDDING TOUR IN AUTO.
Charles c. Kenyon and Bride, Florence
Belle Parker, Started This Afternoon.

An attractive but quiet home wedding
occurred at 1880 this morning at the
home ii Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Parker
on South Main street, when their daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Belle, was united in
marriage to Charles Clarence Kenyon,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Kenyon Of
this city, the Rev. g. lt Conner ofliciat-
ing, Only the immediate families Of
the young people were present, with the
exception Of Alfred Lonergan, who acted
as best man, Miss Blanche Bradford,
who swas bridesmaid, the Misses Shirley
and Gladys Bradford, who served the
wedding collation., and Miss Blanche
Spalllding, who played the wedding
marches.
The ceremony was. performed in the
parlor under Il bell uf smilax and roses,
hung from beautiful bower Of green
and white. The stairway down which
the bridal party passed 70 the strains
of the wedding march was neatly deco
rated with evergreen. The bride was
charmingly goWncd III d dress Of Alice
Blue silk, cut princess, and carried
brides roses. The bridesmaid was be-
comingly dressed in white muslin de sole
and carried pink roses. Following the
ceremony d delightful wedding collation.
was served, Mrs. Lizzie Cummings being
the caterer. The dining room was pret-
tily trimmed in pink and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon threw their
friends, who were planning to give
them 4 roiising send-oH, Of the track
rather neatly BY having hack take
them to South Barre. where Mr.. Ken
yon's automobile was in waiting to take
them on d wedding tour Of Vermont,
View Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Both the bride and groorl are among
Barre's most popular Young people. Each
graduated from Goddard seminary in
the class of 1904.
Since his graduation Mr.. Kenyon has
been engaged in business in this city,
be being the junior member of the firm
Of G y. Kenyon s. company. He is a
popular member of the knights of Py-
thias. The bride has for two years been
employed as cashier at the Boston Bar
gain store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
surprised rhem.

Monday afternoon while Mrs. James
Mcdonald was resting on the piazza Of
their very pleasant home, two or three
lady friends called They were followed
by Others Of either sex at ynrious inter.
walls throughout the early part OF the
evening As they kept coming Mrs.
Mcdonald began to think there was
something more than an ordinary Gull,
and 50 II proved to be as most OF the
guests brought with them mysterious
looking parcels, which some Of the IL.
dies soon afterward began opening; con,
tents varied Some held cake, othere
fruit. coffee sugar and one generous
sized coffee pot with a quantity Of gooIl
rich milk Later on the combination
made delicious refreshments which were
enjoyed by ALL In the house and oil
about The grounds, with music, nstru-
mental and vocal, laughing and talking.
passing the ball, al had delightful
time. Mr. John Begg in behalf o. the
company, prcscned MIR. and Mrs. AIcDon-
aid with hammock In remembrance Of
the very pleasant evening they had
spent with this ever genial host aud
hostess.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06

Death Occurred This Morning at Home of
Daughter, Mrs. Emily r. Baril.

The death of Mrs. Esther 4. Camp
bell occurred this morning at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Emily K. BariI,
of Pleasant street, where she came to
make her home few years ago. The
deceased was born in Kingston, Ontario.
and had she lived until next August
would have been II years Of age. Since
the death OF her husband she had lived
in Chicago and Barre. She leaves five
children, Mrs. Emily Il. Baril of this
city, J j. Campbell Of Chicago, Of
"Campbelps Illustrated Journal Martha
Campbell, John Campbell, formerly en-
gagged in the granite industry in this
city, now Of Ballston Spa. Y. T., and
Amasa Campbell OF Ballston Spa aud
associated in business with his brother
in that place. Besides the above there
arc ono brother and one sister Of the
deceased, residing in Canada, ard an
other brother in. Michigan.
The funeral will be held from The res
idcncc Of Mrs, BariI, 81 Pleasant street,
tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
VETERANS ASSOCIATION
Washington County Meeting at Dewey
Park August and 8.

Tie alinuai relnion and business
meeting Of the Washington county Vet
Ierars' association will be held az Dewey
Park August and s. John H. Wilson,
the secretary, announces that Congress
man Haskins will deliver an address.
Gov Bell, Col. Albert A. Clarke Of Bos-
ton, W. w Henry Of Quebec and j W.
sheldon. department commander OF Ner-
mont, are expected 10 be present and adj
dress the reunion Secretary Wilson re.
ports that during the year twenty ncm-
bcrs of the association have died but
that the membership has been kept up
TO about the same level.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
.PAPE TO RUN
WITH CLEMENT
Authorized Announcement
Has Been Issued
BY BARRE DEMOCRATS
II Democratic State Convention Decides
to Enter Fusion Pape Will Be
Candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. ySa

The following announcement has been
made BY D. W. Mcdonald, chairman Of
the Democratic city commtte Of Barre
Az there seems to be some misunder-
standing about the position Of G. Her
bert Pape in regard to accepting nom
nation for the position Of lieutenant
governor on fusion ticket with r. w.
Clement, we are authorized to make the
following statement: Should the Demo-
cratic state. convention to be held Mt
burlington on June 2Sth next decide to
fuse with the Clement forces and see
fit to honor Mr.. pape with the second
place on such fusion ticket. he will ac.
cept such nomination..
Democratic City Committee of Barre,
Vermont, by D. ". Mcdonald,
Chairman.
June s, 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
Magnificent knights Of Col
uInbus Building at New Haven
LARGE CROWD OF PEOPLE
National Convention Of the Knights Be-
gan at New Haven Yesterday,
Following Pontificial Mass
in the Morning.

New Haven, Conn.,, June 6.Thc mag
niicent new building which is to be
the future home Of the knights Of Co
lumbus was dedicated today IN the pres
ence Of large concourse Of people from
all over the state. Cardinal Gibbons
took 4 prominent part in the cere-
monies.
The national convention Of the
knights began yesterday after the dele
gates had attended pontificial mass in
st. Johns church, at which Cardinal
Gibbons presided. The mass was cele-
brated BY Bishop Tierney of Hartford.
The sermon was by the Rev j. j Me-
Coy of Worcester, Mass, and was an
appeal for higher citizenship.
The church service lasted nearly three
hours. Afterwards the visiting clergy
were entertained at, lunch by the Rev.
Father Coyle, the rector. The delegates
then returned to their hall, and after
short interval were called to order
BY Supreme Knight Edward L. Hearn.
After cordially welcoming the dele,
gates, Mr.. Hearn took up business mat
ters of the order and pointed out that
an error in counting votes cast for mem-
bers Of the board of directors at Los
Angeles last year gave an election to
State Deputy Dennis b. Lucey of New
York, whereas count after the con-
vention adjourned showed the election
Instead Of Daniel j. Callahan, state dep
uty Of Virginia. The board Of directors
felt that ii had no right to interfere or
correct the wrong, said Mr.. Hean, but
individually the members believed that
member morally elected to member
ship on the board should not be deprived
Of bis seat. The matter, therefore, Is
left to the present convention for con-
sidcratlan.
Nr. Hearn eci1 that in resoonse to
the appeals of { aliiornia brethrch fer
assistance, cent, optiona from s"borai-
nate cauaciis at present have amounted
to S29 :i9G.
ReferT.n to tl.s saemosial 1ssvi>e Of
the or Ter l.e laid tit is the ouinion of
mans thut t'lis memorial form should be
abolished entirely abd recomucud In
lien thereof that the order shall set
apart February 22sof each year rs a
day upon which alI councils shall have
requiem masses sung for the repose
Of the souls Of departed brothers"
The question of insurance rates was
the principal matter under discussion
sat the business session of the conyen-
ton this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
LEAGUE MEETING FRIDAY.
Called by President Bailey--Make-up Of
Plattsburg Team.

President Bailey Of the Northern base
ball league has called meeting Of the
league, to he held in Burlington Friday
AFTERNOON at one O'Clock.
AccorsiingaLo the Troy Times Billy
Lush, manager and captain Of the
Plattsbureh team. has up 10 the pres
ent time signed the following men:
Catcher, Paine OF Brown.
Pitchers, Mackay Of Georgetown and
Mckee.
First base, Flynn Of Holy Cross He
played with Plattsbnrgh two years ago
and finished that season with the Inter
city.
Second base, Lush himself, coach of
Yale.
Third base, Collins of Brown
Left field, Hove Of Brown. He Is play
ing third base for Brown this season.
Center field. Barnes of Yale; law
student, Ineligible for the Yale team this
year.
Right field, @Libc" Washburn. an old
Northern Lacquer, formerly with Bur-
lington and plattsburg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
GOLDEN WEDDING.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bejamin Haskell Of
Cornwall.

Nliddlebury, June 6.--In West Corn
wall, five miles west Of this town, yes
tcrday, Mr. and Mrs. benjamin +. Has
kell, who we're married 50 years ago
yesterday in Ferrisburgh Center, obsery
ed the anniversary, For more than -
years they have resided at the Haskell
homestead in Cornwall
Mrs. Haskell was Helen G. Smith, a
daughter of Ethan Smith OF Monkton.
and was born October 3, 1894 Her hrs-
band was born exactly six years before,
in Cornwall on the Haskell homestead.
known throughout this part OF Yer.
mont as one Of tho stations on the
Underground railroad in slavery days.
A brother of Mr.. Haskell on May
II, 1905, celebrated his golden wedding
anniversary.
Mr.. Haskell is member of the Ma
sonic fraternity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
STRUCK BY MAST
OF BIG DERRICK
David Frasier of WebsterviIle Sustained
Broken Arm and Injuries to
His Chest Yesterday
Afternoon.

The third accident on "the hill'' in
two days occurred late yesterday after
noon at the quarry Of Melcher & Hadley,
as the result Of which David Frasier Of
Webstervillc received a broken arm and
severe bruises about his chest.
A new derrick was being set up and
Frasiaf, who was derriekman. was assist
ing in the work. The mast toppled
and fell before It could be properly guy
ed, and VIM. Frasier was caught be-
meath it. Dfs. Reid and Hayes were
called and the injured man was removed
to his home, where his injuries were
attended to.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
ATTEMPT TO WRECK.
distractions on Track in Front Of Mon,
treal Express.

Bellows Falls, June 6..The Montreal
express, due here at 4.4O a. M, had n
narrow escape from being wrecked yes
tcrday morning 4 mile north Of Charles
town, n. H., station.
Three springs from freight car were
found on the track, but the express
locomotive was very heavy and did not
leave the rails. The obstrnetions tore
OIL stap and a brake beam, but did
not do serious damage.
The accident happened on high EN-.
bankment overlooking the Connecticut.
An investigation will follow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
UNIyERsALIsT CONVENTION.
Programme Of Green Mountain Associa
tion IL Hartland June 13 and II.

s
Walters H. Hayens Of Chester. secre
tary Of lie Green Mountain association
of Iniyrrsalists, has Just issued the
programi Z 70 be used at the annual
eonyentien to be held at Hartlund We'd
nesday and Thursday, june 70 and "a.
Rutland and Windsor counties are in.
cl,ided IN the association and all Ilniycr-
Isalist ministers in the limits of these
counties are members Of the council.
The programme follows:
Wednesday Afternoon.
80 Organization Of convention; ad,
dress of welcome by ~. X. Sturtevant
OF Hartland; response BY the president,
Charles II. Waterman of Chester: report
Of secretary, Walter 4. Havens Of Chest
err; report Of treasurer, Frank Spear Of
Hartlands appointment III committees
on credentials and nominations. address,
"Uniyersahsm and the Social Question, \
tho Rev. Verdi M. Mack of 1iassyIle; /;
sermon, sIniyersalism in Action,s the
Rev. Charles II Pennoyer of SPRING
field; address, the Rev. w. =. Turner III
Chester.
Wednesday Evening.
7:30- Praise service. occasional ser
mon, when VIII the Universalist
Church Become d Greater Power in the
Community" the Rev g. r Burroughs
of White River Junction, the alternate
being the Rev. Thomas Stratton Of Rut-
land; address, The Things Which Re-.
main" tlie Rev. Frank E Adams, Ph.
D., Of Rochester
Thursday Morning.
500 Praise service; report Of par
ishes; business, election Of officers, place
OF next meeting, changes iii constitu-
tion, and new methods; address, Mrs.
g u. Pennoyer Of Springfield; com.
munion service, in charge Of the Rev.
Thomas Stratton Of Rutland; confer
ence, led by the Rev. C H. Burroughs
and the Rev. G. II. Pennoyer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
ACCIDENT AT RANDOLPH
Sylvester Clark Was Badly Used Up
Yesterday.

Randolph, June While working at
0sgood 4 Roundy's foundry AZ nine
O'Clock yesterday morning, Sylvester
Clark met with very serious accident.
He was busy about q shingle dresser,
which was not working just right, and
while fixing the machine the heavy iron
cap flew OIL with terrific force and struck
Mr.. Clark on the leg. throwing him
doNd in such a manner that his eyes
were badly battered, face cnt and nose
broken. lie was taken Immediately TO
the Randolph sanatoriinn, where il was
found that his leg broken above the
knee and the knee badly crushed. His
injuries are very serious, but not dan.
eerous.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
EXAMINING CATTLE
In FRANKLIN COUNTY
Out of 4S Tested in Fairfax, Fairfield,
Georgia and Bakersfield, IS Were
Found to Be Affected With
tuberculosis.

st. Albans, June Cdr. J. G. Parker
has Just returned from d trip 10 Fair
fax. Fairfield, Georgia and bakersfield.
during which he tested several herds of
cattle. Joseph Truso Of Fairfax had a
herd OF eleven, of which ten were dis
eased; J. w Reynolds Of Georgia had
4 herd Of thirteen. Of which All were
found sound. as was also A. A. Rice's
herd Of ten in Fairfield OF herd OF
thirteen head owned by s. G. Houghton
of Bakersfield two were found diseased.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
GooD-MURPHY.
Foreman at Jones Bros.'s Plant Married
at Albany, VT.

Lackey J. Good of this city and Miss
Nora Murphy. daughter Of Michael
Murphy Of Albany, Vt, were united ii
marriage at nine O'Clock this morning al
the Catholic church in Barton. Charles
O'Brien of this city was best man and
Miss Dora Murphy, sister OF the bride
Was bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Good
left today for q two weeks trip TO places
lin Canada and New Hampshire and on
their return will reside in this city. The
groom is well-known foreman at Jone.
Bros plant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
EXPECT SHORT TERM,
June Session Of Caledonia County Court
Opens.

81. bloomsbury june 6.--1hc june
term Of the Caledonia county court con
yened here yesterday with Judge Seneca
lIaseltop Of Burlington presiding. The
Visiting lawyers included Judge ] p.
Lamson Of Cabot. Young & Young Of
Newport and Frank y. Thompson Of
Barton. The docket was called in the
forenoon and immediately after dinner
the grand jury was cnpannelled. Judge
lIaselton asked the clerk to administer
the oath and then charged them upon
the significance of the oath. dwelling cs-
pccially upon the secrecy the oath en-
joined Though this is Il grand jury
term and there ARE an unusually large
nuniber OF cases on the docket, II IL ex.
pected that the court will expedite the
business and that the term viii not be
prolonged into July
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
For Running Off with Locomotive.

Bennington. June Elm municipal
court yesterday Dan Phelps, charged
with attempting to run away with loco.
motive belonging to the Rutland rail-
road, and also with trying to break Jail
while confined on this charge, pleaded
guilty and was fined with costs SS7,
which he paid and was released. For
violation OF the license law, which pro.
hibits selling on holidays, John II. Lealy
and Louis Short, lr. pleaded guilty and
were each fined $50, which they paid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
Arthur r. Gage, Auburn, Mass, Young
Man.

Woburn. Mass. June 6.---Arthur Reu-
ben Gage, age 20. son of Arthur T..
Gage, clerk Of the district court and
member Of the board Of assessors. was
drowned in Horn pond at $500 o'clock
yesterday afternoon In company with
two schoolmates, Tom Brown and Geo
Winchester, he had gone TO the pond
for a swim.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
NO EVIDENCE OF SUICIDE.
Result of Autopsy on Body Of Orrice
Ballard, of Georgia.

Georgia, June 6.-An autopsy on thu
body Of Orrice Ballard, who died here
Sunday morning; was held here yester-
day by Drs. G. q. Berkeley and A. o
Morton, Of ST. Adams, and f. A. Bren
nan, Of this place. A serious breaking
down Of both kidneys was found, but
no evidence to prove the Sensational
rumors that death was caused by drink.
ing horse medicine containing poison
Some of the medicine was taken for
analysis, but the doctors were OF the
opinion that death was caused BY
Bright's disease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
DIED IN BATHTuB.
Body Of Miss Mabel Noyes Of Haverhill,
Mass, Found Yesterday.

Hayerhill, Mass, June 6.--Miss Mabel
Noyes, aged 3S years, committed suicide
at her lodging house on Merrimac street
yesterday afternoon by asphyxiation.
Dependency is ascribed as the cause OF
her act.
She was alone about the house and
going to the bathroom she turned on
the gas and lying down in the bathtub,
awaited the end. She was found BY a
neighbor, but life was extinct She left
a sister.
The police in investigating her death
found three notes which showed that
the woman had planned 70 end her life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
GRANTED HABEAs CORPUS.
A Chinese Is Resisting Deportation Pro-
ceedings.

ST. Albans, June &C. Y. Watson
was in Brattleboro yesterday to argue
the case Of O. w. GiIcn before Judge
Iloyt H. Wheeler Of the Federal court.
Ciuen is now in the detention house at
Richford awaiting deportation il being
alleged that he was trying to enter this
cpuntzy Illegally. After hearing the
argim1nt Judge Wheeler granted the
writ sf habeas corpus, releasing Guen,
and set the date for hearing on the. dc.
pa'tation for June 12. This is rare
case to come up in the Vermont court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
PRIZE SPEAKING AT STOWE.
Martha E. Wright Awarded First Prize
Last Night.

Stowe, June o.--Iast evening occurred
the annual prize speaking contest which
ia always one Of the most interesting
events OF the commencement week in
Stowe. This contest proved no excep.
tion TO the rule and drew large az.
tendance. The Judges were DIR. Il. ID.
Collins, principal Of the johnson Nor.
NAL school, Professor Hosmer OF Water.
bury high school and Mrs. II. A. Able
of Stove. Prizes were awarded NJ fol.
lows; First, Martha + Wright; second,
Martin a. Barrows; third, Fred Camp
bell, honorable mention, Beulah b.
Boycc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
INVITE THE WORLD
TO SEE NEATNESS
Chicago Packerss After Working Night
and Day to Remedy Evils, Put
Out Display, Advertise
ments

Chicago, June g. The associated pack
ers published in Chicago papers this
morning full page display advertisements
addressed, to all people in the world
and particularly visitors from abroad in
this vicinity, inviting personal investi.
cation Of their plants and the process
OF preparing fod products. Since Mon
day morning mes have worked day and
night to remedy the evils exposed by
the Neill-Reynoids report
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06

Did Myron P. scullin of Burlington
Findings Of Special Administrators.

burlington, June G.--Thc late Myron
p. Scullin left a considerable estate,
according to the findings Of G. 5. Palm
er. the special administrator. About
$3.50 was found in cash drawer in
his room, while about ST. 500 more was
found in safe deposit box. In addition
TO these amounts he had money on de-
post IN two Burlington banks and a
St. Louis bank lie owned large tract
Of land in Iowa, another in Windham
county and cottage at IIghgate
Springs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
ENTIRELY DIsRoBED.
Lynn, Mass, Man Goes Through Hard
Experience.

Lynn, Mass, June 0.--Dayid Sibers-
lsin, a house panter, while at work on
the building occupied by the Jacob Ja-
co,sen company, Commercial street, at
4;5U yesterday afternoon, fell from the
stage to a revolving shaft IS feet be-
low. His clothes were carried around
the shaft and before the power could
be stopped everything on the man but
his shoes and stockings was torn into
slIreds. He dropped 60 the ground and
received a number OF bruises. No bones
we're broken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
COSTS OF sao77.


Burlington. June 6-The costs in the
case for cruelty to animals against Dr..
II. y. Read Of Shclburne, which was
heard IN city court Monday, were figured
up yesterday and were found to amoun.
TO S30.77 which exceeds the fine i'm.
posed by $10.TZ The costs are large
owing 20 the large number Of witnesses
aubpocnacd. The fine and costs total
SCOTT. The alternative sentence would
amount TO lsG days in the house Of
correction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
100 WAIVERS STRIKE.
Trouble at Taunton, Mass, Arose Over
Pay Today.

Taunton, Mass, June Cone hundred
weayers of the Corr mill at East Taun-
ton struck this mornig. The trouble
arose over the pay for weaving certain
cuts which the strikers claim il less
than they ought to receive for the work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06

G. y. Coppins brought to this Office
this afternoon a devil bird, which was
picked up on South Main street. Some
aver that It i one Of the once popular
kissing bugs The animal is about
two inches long aud has a beak like an
owl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
ISSUE CALL TOMORROW.
Democratic State Committee to An
nounce Democratic Caucuses.

The Democratic state committee win
tomorrow issue call for Democratic
caucnses to be held june %. This am
nomcement was made today By State
Committeeman Martin j. MCGOWAN OF
this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06

Dr.. D. G. lIawley Of Burlington, as
president Of the American Academy Of
Medicine. delivered his annual address
on Saturday before hat body. His sub.
ject was Hereditary and Environment
as Causes Of Delinquency and Crime"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
College Base Ball Yesterday.

AT Nliddletown--W Wesleyan ., Dart.
mouth o.
At Hartford Trinity 2 Columhia /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
WILL GET HIS WISH.
William Adams of Worcester. Mass,
Wanted to Die.

Worcester, Mass, June o.. William
Adams, 81 Harrison street, will die, say
the hospital officials. as the result OF
an attempted suicide by shooting this
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06
WINDSOR COUNTY REPUBLICANS
will Meet at Woodstock on June
Twenty-eighth

Woodstock, June O. The Windsor
oountv Republican convention is set for
meeting in this place on June 2s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-06

Charles A. Brown returned Monday
night from q several days business trip
TO lIardwick