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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
Twenty three Known to Have
Perished
GREAT PROPERTY LOSS
In the Gale That Swept the Great Lakes
II. Wednesday and Thursday Full
gE., Extent Of the Disaster Not
Yet Known.

Buffalo, N. Y, November as. -
Twenty.three lives and great loss q
property constitute the toll taken by the
Great Lakes In the gale Of "Wednesday
and Thursday. The loss will probably
increase when the full extent of the di-
sasters ii known. The barge Res
olute sank Off Toronto and six men
were drowned. The barge Athens i
probably lost off Sandusky, Ohio, with
eight men. All hope for the Athens
however. has not been abandoned anc
tugs are securing Lake Erie for her.
rhe wreck of the Panama on LAKE
Superior probably will be the most yer
ious property loss. This. Is the list q
the losses:
The Panama, total loss on Lake su
perior.
The Hurlbut, stranded on Lake Erie
The G. II. Hill, beached on Lake Erie
The Athens, missing on Lake hfle-
The Puritan, aground on Lake Huron
The Comfort sunk in 81 Claire IlYei
The Conemaugh, stranded on LAX
Erie.
The Pratt, damaged BY storm, Ian
Erie.
The Resolute, foundered off Toronto
Ont.
The Pere Marquette, No. 10, strande
Lake Michigan.
The schooner Paige ashore, LAX
Michigan. !,
The steamer Taylor missing, LAX
Michigan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
METcALF GOES TO PRISON.
Sentenced to Two Years at Hard Labor
Yesterday.

Montpelier, Nov, 20. The jury In the
case Of state vs. Metcalf, charged with
assault with intent to commit rape Oh
Mary Jarbel, came in yesterday after.
noon with a verdict Of guilty.
The respondent was sentenced 10 not
more than two and one. half years Of
less than two years imprisonment at
Windsor.
In consideration of the request of
Harry G. Shurtleff that certified exeeu.
tion be made in the Collins NicKinstry
case, Judge Powers announced Yesterday
afternoon chat such was granted and
that Judgment be made on the verdict.
j r. Lamson, attorney for The defend.
ant, filed exceptions
The grand jurors were all III their
seats when court came in and the en-
tire panel answered 10 the roll call.
They were charged briefly by Judge
Powers and then they retired 70 investi.
gate the Corliss murder case from Faye-
ton. q, g, Fits, attorney general, and
benjamin Gates, states attorney, al
peafed for the stats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
AmeliO Bottinellio iofMontpelier
Was Despondent
BIDS FRIENDS GOOD BYE
And Said He Was Going Away--went
Into Another Room and Took
Aim at His Heart--Will
Recover.

Montpelier, Nov. 23. Despondent
from brooding over the news Of the
death 81 his father III Italy and of tho
severe illness Of brother in PennsyI-
yania, Amelio BottinelIi Of this city att
tempted ot take his own life last even
ing At the rooms of the Socialist club
IN one end Of the Bianchi sheds On
Barre street. There were quite d num-
ber Of Italians IN the rooms Of the
club during the evening, and Bottinelli
had told them BE was going To Spring
field and bade them good bye. Shortly
before . o'clock he became separated
from the Others % that lie was III one
Of the rooms by himself. He was no
sooner alone than the Others heard d
shot, and rushing back they found Botti-
nelli with revolver in his hand. He
was overpowered and the hrearm taken
away from him, the man who secured
it rushing off with it iii his hands I'd
notify the police. Officer Connolly and
DIR. Chandler were told and they has
tened to the shed, where they found Bot
tinelh barrieaded in room He Or
dered the officer and doctor to keep out,
and grabbing up board he started for
them, but Officer Connolly overpowered
him after hard fight After being told
by Harry Bianchi that all they wanted
to do was to dress his wounds, he con-
sented to 20 with them and was taken
TO the police station
It was found that the bullet had en-
tered his left shoulder above his heart,
which he doubtless aimed at, This
morning Bottineli was taken to Heaton
hospital, where the bullet was probed
for
Bottinelli, up to within two weeks,
worked for Charles Ryle, but had not
worked since receiving the .news of his
fathers death. He Is about AZ years
Of age, and he declares that when he
gets out again lie will make another at
Tempt Oh his life.
The man will be turned over to the
custody of cousin in Barre a. soon as
he is able to leave the hospital. An
of the wound shows that
the bullet entered his left shoulder only
Two inches above his heart. The bullet
has not been extracted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
JUDGE wHEELEH BURIED.
Many Prominent LawyR and Jurists
Among Those wiz Attend.

Brattleboro, Nov. 23, Ehe funeral of
Judge Hoyt u. Wheele #ook place il
the Congregational ch4h yesterday
and was largely attendS Rev. II. il.
Miles, pastor and Rev. NJ. Keneston
oil West Brattleboro oi6ated. Burial
was III Morniiigside knetery. All
business places were c@d DUNG the
funeral.
TIL addition to the mlatives and
townspeople there wereAeseat I'LL the
Nindham county melnH of the bar
and committee appoira BIZ the Yer-
mont bar association, Consisting of
Alexander Dnnnett a Johnsbury,
COL. "A. ii. Hall of StA Albans, II. HI.
Cook Of Newport, GilbW ii. Davis of
Windsor. and George rhompson of
Bellows Falls.
Besides these there Mere present
Judge Ioyeland MunspNf Manchester
of the Vermont supre court, Judge
II. M. Butler Of RutlanL. s. Marshal
Horace w. Bailey of NbnrY, Deputy
Marshal n II. chapmaE Rutland and
Ex Marshal Fred A. III Of Rutland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
MEET FOR BETTER ACQUAINTANCE
Graduates and Former Students Of q. v,
N. Held Banquet at Montpelier.

Montpelier, Nov 23. Graduates and
former students Of the university of
Vermont to the number Of thirty gath
cred ii the Montpelier House dining
room last night for an informal banquet.
The number included state officials, mem
bers Of the legislature and residents Of
Montpelier, Barre. Burlington and other
places The idea of the banquet was
to enable the sons of the institution to
become better acquainted ana to quicken
the flame Of loyalty To their alma mater
Following the serving Of an appetizing
menu, eNTCongressman Ell Fl. Powers rap-
ped for order and after stating the puf-
pose of the gathering called upon variohs
persons 10 respond. The Rev. III. Ct.
Bass, financial agent of the college. told
of the progress of his efforts toward ~
curing an endowment fund, the amounts
now pledged being approximately $780,
900 Ex'l.iefitenant Governor N. MI.
Flske of Isle La Motto spoke III behalf
of the trustees Of tile institution. Rep
resentatiYe Roger HurIburd III HYDE
Park and Judge FL 81 Peck of Burlington
wer introduced AZ of the timber of which
Judges are made Prof. George III. Per.
Sins, also state geologist, brought the
greetings of the college After his
speech Representative s. Hollister Jack
som If Barre City, who n chairman OIL
the House committee Oh railroads, was
good naturedly hantered hy Congress
man Powers Az responding with the
most same words he had uttered In four
weeks fThe toastmaster represents the
interests OF the Rutland railroad.)
Max Powell of Burlington was sur
prised to be called on. hut responded
with 4 neat little speech, telling Of bin
pleasure at being present Harry G..
shuFtleti of Montpelier, who was largely
III arranging the banquet,
was asked to tell about ii, while Repre-
sentative Kidder of Woodstock, also onel
of the instigators, did not escape the
eye Of the toastmaster The post -pran
dial exercises closed with fine response
from Speaker r. G. Cheney of the House
81 Representatives
IT Is the intention to hold similar
function at least.once In two years and
possibly oftener.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
Friday Evening Programme.
More About That Snow Plow.

Editor Daily Times Just word
right here about that snow piow /
would like to ask Alderman Cutler of
its whereabouts, or has 1t hcen ont sets
We have failed TO see ii AZ lha heal Of
one Of the most travelled streets in
ward 3, but heard II was plowing out
think Of Il, Alderman Cutler hasn't got
any small children TO plow their way to
and from school three and four times a
day. (WelI excuse him right here.}
IF he had, no doubt be would think and
feel different over the problem. How
ever, am in hopes he will give It sea-
ond thought before the next snow storm.
4 Tax Payer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
ST. J0HNSBURY WON
BY ONLY ONE POINT
First Basket Ball Game of Season Proves
Decidedly Interesting
Do Good Work.

At the gymnasium last evening the
Crescents put up an excellent game 81
basket bali against the strong 60. u
team from St. Johnsbury. The latter
team won the contest by only one point
and that one awarded on foul
The CO. D team showed greater ahii-
ity ia passing and drilling the ball and
in covering their opponents. The Cres-
cents made greater percentage Of goals
from the number Of theA attempts, hut
showed lack Of practice in covering their
men and passing the ball Mullens was
easily the start Of the local team and
Miller made q majority of the goals
for Co. D. A good crowd witnessed the
game, every available sent in The gym
nasium being occupied The final score
was 25 to "a ia favor of Co, d.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23


1902, and No. POS of the acts Of 1904
II. 453 An act To legalize tile quad
rcnnial appraisal for the year 1906, and
the Grand List for the year 1908, 1901
1905 and 1906 of the town al ANheelock
II. 45s. An act to allow Incorporated
villages "a elect three wardens and to
appropriate money for the protection 81
shade trees.
II. a6s, An act to amend section 1
Of No. 2S5 Of the arts of 1904, entitled
An act To incorporate the Maple Grove
cemetery association relating to the
trustees.
H 40 An net to amend section
3li2 Of the Vermont statutes relating
To the refunding of Municipal bonds.
n. 525. An act to validate the bonds
to the refunding of municipal bonds.
ratifying and confirming The acts of the
trustees Of the village of Bennington
in granting licenses thereto
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
TO MEET IN MONTPELIER.
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers to Gath
er With The Dairymen.

Montpelier, Nov. 90. The directors oi
the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers as
sociation met at Montpelier yesterday
and voted to hold the next annual meet
ing at Montpelier January Z and s,
1907, IN connection with the annual
meeting 81 the Vermont Dairymen's
association. Headquarters will be at
the Pavilion hotel. Additional induce.
ments To exhibitors will be offered and
excellent programme Is IN prepara-
tion. The officers present today were;
G. s. McMahon Of Stowe, vice president: /:
IT, b. Chaplin Of Middlesex, secretary
NJ. H. Miller Of Pomfret, auditor; and
". J. Spear Of Randolph, manager Of
the maple sugar market at Randolph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
GRAMS

Remember the &c at Miles
hall next saturdN. Dancing
from 800 to 12f flass music.
Dancing school ! until 9is0
under the instfucT ri. Nichols.
Good time assure ladies free
to both dancing sdance, Those
wishing 70 enter or last viz
lessons please iDtR Mcdonald
or James McDoniHsbody cor.
! daily invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
MONTPELIER PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev II. A. Roberts to Return to Charge
From Which He Came.

Montpelier, Nov 23 At the cove.
nant meeting Of the Baptist church last
evening, Rev. II. A. Roberts rendered
his resignation to take effect Jan. lit.
Rev Mr. Roberts came to Montpelier
March lst, to succeed Rev Mr.. Lainson,
who went to Hyde Park. Mass. He re-
signs % return To the church lie left al
Block Island, r. J., which has offered
him permanent pastorate if he will
return.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
FOR MIDSUMMER MEETING.
Fish and Game League Making Plans to
Meet at Hotel ChampIain.

Montpelier, Nov. 30. The executive
committee of the Fish and Game league
met last evening at the Pavilion to
discuss plans for the midsummer meet
ing and banquet that will be held next
summer at hotel thamplain. RluT
Point, N. Il The Hon. N. W. Fske
ot lsle ~ Motto gave the committee an
interesting and extended account of the
plogres@-that has been made IN the at,
tempt % stop seining III Miasisquoi Bay
and confidently predicted that this will
soon be stoppcd for all time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
MILL WORKERS vTo STRIKE.
Five Fall River unidnland' 10 Per
Cent.

Fall River, Nov. II oyerwhelm.
ing majorities, the tlons Of mill
operatives, in speciaH Hngs tonight
voted to 20 on stHxt Monday
morning to enforce Hmand for q
10 per cent. advans svages, The
compromise offer oiH cent. ten.
dered BY the mansifis was unnan-
imously rejected, o. can ap.
parently stay the daed employees
ii thcir plans to the mills, I'm.
less the nanufaetuISidraw from
their present positioaceede TO the
demands. A strike H'lye at least
10000 operatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
cooDMAMN WON IN THE nth.
Tom Daily His Opponent, Not Amby
McGarry.

Baltimore, Nov. 2s.--Kin Goodman Of
Boston last night received the decision
over Tommy DAILY Of New York IN the
1fth round Of what was scheduled to be
l5-round contest before the Eureka
A. G.
Taking il all in all, DAILY put up re-
markable fight. He was in no condi.
tion whatever having but p hours'
notice for the bout. and he gave the
Bostonian hard battle as long as II
lasted.
Amby McGarry Of New York was 60
have been Goodman's opponent, but be
sent word that he was III and DAILY
Jumped into the breach. The contest
was slugging match and DAILY held his
own.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
GIVEN A SILVER SERVICE.
A Pleasant Surprise For MIS- Georgena
Forbes.

A very pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. Georgena Forbes last evening at
her home on Brook street, when q com
mittee from the Queen Of the Forest
Circle met there and in few well
chosen words, Chief Companion Lille
Marion presented Mrs Forbes with a
silver service in recognition Of her faith.
ful services TO the Queen Of the Forest
Circle. When she had recovered from
her surprise she thanked the company
and after few remarks and d few
songs were sung the company adjourned
to the dining room 81 partake of the
bountcous supper prepared By the COM
mittee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
Approvea by the Governor.

II. 20. An art to amend No. 203 of
the acts Of 1900 entitled "An act to
incorporate the Black River Trust com
pany,A Is amended by No. 25S Of the
acts Of 1902, and No. a95 Of the acts
Of 1904. extending the charter of the
Black River Trust CO.
II so. An act To amend section /
Of No, 9s Of the acts Of 1902, entitled
An act to protect the fish in Silver
Lake ID the town of franklin"
II 1856, An act to amend sections 392
and agf Of Che Vermont statutes, and
in addition To chapter rs Of the Yer
mont statutes, relating to quadrenniai
appraisal Of real estate.
IT. as5. An act TO enable the
Winooski graded school district to is
sue bonds
IL 24a An act to amend section .
of No 203 Of the acts of 1896 MS
amended by section / Of No. 151 Of the
acts Of 1900 relating to the Rutland
and Montpelier railroad company.
IL $50. An act to amend sections
20 and 2 Of the acts Of 1909 as amend
ed by sections and Of No 20 Of the
acts Of 1904, relating to the taxation OF
corporations.
II. 26S. An act to amend section III
oil No. no of the acts Of 1909. relating
to the quarantine Of infectious or con-
tagious diseases.
Fl. 2T0 An act TO authorize the Bar
ton Landing academy and graded school
districts To issue bonds
FL 2s6 An act % provide for the
placing of straight and painted poles
near cemeteries BY persons operating
lines Of wires
II. ara An net To amend section
5446 of the Vermont statutes. reat
ing 70 tue publication q The Vermont
reports.
ii. 800. An act 70 extend Tho pro.
visions IF No 2l5 Of THE acts of 1908.
entitled AN act To incorporate the
Chester Savings Bank and Trust com
pany,H as amended hy No. oO4 Of the
acts Of 1900, No. $50 Of the acts of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
HOMLESS LAD
GIN WORK
Steals sa5 and watcIom His En-
ployer and Starts Montreal
Sent to theHse of
Correcti

Rutland Nov. %. oine Leclair,
aged eighteen and an an from Can
ada, was sent to the Nof correction
By Judge Ross todav six months
to two years for gIarceny. Le-
clair was homeless heud was given
work BY Louis Avery nkman. Last
night, while Avery out, Leclair
stole S25 and watclaa the bureau.
lTIe was arrested as yas about TO
take the sleeper for real. He was
armed with a loaded Yer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
MRS. Graham Did Not Appear.

New York, Nov 22.- Mrs Hannah
Graham the woman Caruso, the grand
opera singer, Is alleged to have annoyed
III an indecent manner, failed to appear
when the case was called this morning.
The prosecution apologized for its fail,
ure TO produce her as promised, and
said the dread Of notoricty kept her
from testifying.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
READY FOR
TOMORROW
Harvard Eleven AT New
Haven
is UP AND OUT EARLY
The Yale Team Goes Through Annual
Ceremony Of Burning Wornout
Toys Last Drill This
Afternoon.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. "a. The Har
ward eleven. which II at the Pequot club,
was UP early this morning and out for Il
walk The Yale team viii 10 To the
field this afternoon fol- its annual cere.
mony Of burning wornout toys. and will
have its last signal drili then I'd to
spend the night at tile New Haven
Country club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
PEARY REAcaDNEY.
Arrived This Mornid is Given
Hearty &

Sydney, n, s, n Commander
Peary arrived here orning under
both steam end he Roosevelt
left Port Aux Rasqs p. -. yes
terdav. but made oales an hour,
Commander Peafy ated by the
American Consul, n Officials. He
went ashore alniosHiately He
has been invited taquet in bis
honor By the Boar#le tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
ANOTHER LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Presbyterian Fair at the Pavilion Prov
ing Great Success.

The Presbyterian fair drew a large
attendance Last evening. the ball be-
ing crowded with people. The enter.
tainment was a most enjoyable one.
consisting Of vocal solo BY William
Sheriffs, pantomine given under the
direction Of Irving Potter Of the semi
nary and reading By q. u scager Of
Goddard. The many articles that the
ladies have for sale at the booths are
finding ready customers. The enter
tainment this evening will conclude
capital farce, entitled laundering Bill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
NEW IS coFEIT.
crudeiy Executed Certificate is
Discovered ago.

Washington, Noyhe z. s. se-
eret service today @d the dis
covery III Chicago \ counterfeit
SIS silver certificattef 1899 It
Is d erudely exeeuis note on a
single piece Of phtly thinner
than the genuine, 1iber imitat-
ed hy rcd and bhtarks on the
surface. The WORRIED.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
BRYAN DENN CES.
Says II Will be LonGay When Cur.
rency Bill ivaw.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov lin The Com
moncr today, w j Mn denounces
The proposed emerged currency bill
drafted BY the BankeM the Wash
ington meeting HE NJ ssIt win ~
la sorry day for THE serican people
when they sleep so sdlg as to per-
init these money gslers 70 place
upon the statute booksA q measure \
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
BODY FOUND I'm BUSHES.
Young Woman Had Been Maltreated
and Then strangled to Death.

Dayton, Ohio, Nov. %. The dead
body Of Miss Dena Gilman, 20 years
old, was found yesterday in a clump
of bushes near her home She had APP
parently been strangled to death and
there was evidences that she had bean
maltreated before being killed. She had
been missing for two days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
people oppose cnlendment.

Rutland, NOV. e9hpple Of Rut
land have folloWe1it Of the
board Of alderlspposing the
amended city chaiAly forward.
ed 10 the Legislatife fepisios COM
mittee without tba Of the cit
izens. A petitioneulated yes
terday and largelsto be taken
before the LeeislaA committee
10 be appointed ae meeting in
the opera house 1he citizens
want an opportun9 9next March
meeting to vote oIaesed amend
ments Of the ord
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
MAYOR scHMITz RETURNS.
Declares There Is Not Word Of Trutl
in the Charges.

New York, Nov % Mayor schmitz
of San Francisco arrived here this morn
ing on tie liner Patricia. lie declared
that there was not word Of truth in
the charges Of extortion against him,
and that he would hurry home TO clear
his name.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
nnnlicate Of sianese Twins.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov 23-The exact
counterpart Of the siamese twins was
horn to Mrs. Samuel Jacobsen lastnight
Thev had but one abdominal casity at
which point they were joined. They
lived but short time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23

The Nellie Kennedy company will pre-.
cent for the Saturday matinee erhat
Roy Buster md His Dog" the moving
pictures and all the specialties will be
Given. the same az at the evening per-
forznancss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
THE GILLETTE TRIAL.
The st. Lawrence Boat Shown in Court
Today.

Herlximer, N. X, Nov. 23,--The ST.
Lawrence skiff in which Grace Brown
and Chester Gillette went rowing just
before the girls death was conspicuous
in the court today. The prosecution
showed the suit case which had heen in
the boat and was not wet, indicating
that the boat had not overturned as
gillette declared
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
Massachusetts Prisoner is Pardoned
After "a Years.

Boston, Nov s3Joseph ST. John
twenty four years ago sentenced to life
Imprisonment for numbering Dolor j
yarney at Sutton was pardoned today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23

Word il received that Csen. W. w.
Henry, of Quebec who Il III though much
reduced BY loss Of blood from the stpm-
aeh Il now quiet and free from pain
NO further hemoffhages haya occurred
and bis recovery is expeced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23

Senator belongs attempt Ia gct the
states attorney ballots up to Mont
.pelier was sqnelched by TIE House
promptly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23

erans of the House taken.
Senator Howland's anti-spit - excuse
Us anti.expectorating law, passed the
House yesterday afternoon and now
lacks only the governors signature to
become effective.
Fish and sawdust had d fiaht III the
House yesterday afternoon and sawdnst
won Ia the 42d round. The scheme was
60 prevent the depositing Of sgadust
and Hhayings III streams. on the ground
that fish are killed off thereby.
Some of the members of the House
fairly shouted No when the bill to
incorporate the Burlington Brewery com
pany came up for third reading. It
WAS like waving a red flag III front Of
q bull to say Brewery TO this yirtuous
assembly,
The weekly payment bill came up III
the Senate yesterday afternoon. and Oh
motion 81 Senator Rowland it was
amended To take effect June /, .aO7
On motion OF Senator Daley the bin
was ordered 10 lie until the afternoon
of December s, at 2t30.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nominations sent in by Gov. Proctor
as follows Rollin M. pelton Of Rich
ford to he supervisor of the insane,
Fred r. kiddcr of Woodstock to be
4 member Of The state board of health
and George II. perkinsM Burlington 10
be state geoiogist and curator. al the
state cabinet Drs. pelton and Kidder
are appointed for six years, from Dec.
II next, and Mr.. Perkins for two years.
Two Washington county senators,
Moody and Moseley. found themselves
on opposite sides of controversy in |
the Senate yesterday afternoon, the bill
being the measure to compel towns to
erect railings IN dangerous places by
the road, Senator Moseley opposed the
bill az reYerting 60 an Old Lars which /
gave the towns So much tronble Sen
ator Moody pointed out that there Is
O greater need of raiiings today. because
Of automobiles On yea ana nay vote
Che bill was killed, II to II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23

The tuberculosis commission has not
outliyed it, usefulness apparently. 1t is
through the legislature and il Up to the
chief executive