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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19

Tuesday, Aug -IntercitN at Platts-
bmgl; Rutland at Ottawa
Wednesday. Aug Ottawa at Bur-
lington Interciy at Rutland.
& Thursday. Aug ~ Ottawa at Inter
city; Burlington at Plattsburgh.
Friday, Aug. aa4mtercity al Bur-
Iington; OTTAWA al Rutland.
Saturday, Aug. Rutland at Inter-
city; plattsbureh at Ottawa.
Monday, Aug. 21A Ottawa at Platts-
burgh,
Tueday, Aug 2s Ottawa at Inter
city; Plattsburgh at Rutland.
Wednesday, Aug. 20 Plattsburgh at
B,ulimgton intcrcity at Ottawa.
Thursday. Ang. .i0- Burlington al
PIattsburgf, Intercity at Ottawa.
Friday, Aug. 81 Burlington at In
tercity: Ottawa at Rntland.
Saturday, Sept. Ottawa Az Bur-
lington; lntercity III pIattsbsirgh,
Monday, sept : Plattsburgh at In
tercity (two games, d. III and p. mo- (;
Burlington at Rutland ttwo games, 4.
m. and p. H..
Tuesday. sept. A. liitercity al Bur-
Iington; Rutland AZ rlattSbugh.
Wednesday, Sept 5~plattsburgh at
Rutland Burlington Al Ottawa.
Thursday, Sept. q lntercity at
Plattsburgh: Burlington at Ottawa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
I. TRAIN HELD UP.
Not by Robbers, but by the Sun Yes
terday Afternoon.

The train which leayes Barre at a:1O
oF@ the Central Neiinont tor Mont
pelieF Junction. left tile iron just south
OF Dodge's crossing yesterday afternoon
and the passengers after waiting until
ilieir patience WAS exhausted took the
.elrctrics To Montpelier and those Who
wished 10 catch the burlington train
NJ the Junction either stayed In Mont
reliel and lost il. ct walked 10 the
junction with perspiratiou streaming OH
them, only to lind that they we're many
minutes too late for the train. Ii the
tracks Of the electric railway had ex.
tended 20 the junction, the travelling
men who were passengers and with
whom time WAS moncy, might have made
the connection.
The cause Of the accident IS said
by the tfainnien 10 have been the fact
that the rails we're so loosely laid that
the attinctinn Of the suns rays was all
that was needed TO pun them together
enough 10 that the driver OF the engine
went of on the outside. 'rhe engine
was finally placed on the iron and at
i've o'clock the train proceeded 10 Mont
pelier, leaving Barre without any after
boon mail 4 yard engine and an old
passenger coach were pressed into ser
vice TO take the passengers from this
city at j:a0.
Niiliamstown was forgotten in the
excitement, and 50 got no train service
Inst evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
FIRE In WISCONSIN,.
Is Sweeping Hundreds of Acres Of Tim
her Land

Malincttc. Wis, May io.--The best
information obtainslsle = that the for
est fire which is sweeping the country
north Of here, has reached Iron county
north Of Dickinson. This makes four
counties which are suffering from fire.
The area is 200 square miles
Information received Is that the VII
lage of ShsiIer ON the metropolitan
branch of the Northwestern railway in
Dickinson county, was wiped out, No
word has been received as Co the loss Of
life there. If any occurred.
ShaiTer is lumber town owned By
the Cleveland Cliff company. The village
consisted of d big mill and couple Of
hotels. with warehouses and headquar.
ters for che lumber camps.
The village OF Saunders in Iron coun-
W, lumber town. directly north Of
Florence, Wis, has also been swept BY
the flames. Here, as at Shaffcr, many
may have met death. The town consists
Of q few residences, -four saloons, cou.
pie OF hotels ANA big sawmill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
LOSS OF LIFE
is REPORTED
II Is Feared That the Total
Death List May Be Large
Fires Are Burning In Wis
cOnSin Also.

NIenomine, Mich, May 1o.--Thc worst
forest fires since 1894 are devastating
two hundred square miles oi territory
il the northern peninsula Of Michigan.
Alrcasly eight towns and villages have
been wiped ont and many others are in
peril Loss Of life is reported from
Saunders and Shatfer. II is feared that
the loss of life may be heavy as many
Of the telegraph and telephone wires
have been destroyed and few details can
be learned.
The country swept by the flames
varies from pine timber land to barren.
A part is iron mining country and the
district includes immense tracts of hard
wood which has never been touched by
the woodman's axe The wagon road
between Deaggett and Talbot IS lined
with household goods of people already
burned out.
The railroad bridge is reported burned
near Narenta. An engine went through
the bridge, and the crew are believed to
have been killed Or fatally injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
OF the w. c. T. U. Held at Cabot on
Wednesday and Thursday.

The annual meeting oil the Woman's
Christian Temperance union Of Wash
ingtoi county was held iii Cabot We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week with
a goodiy Attendance Of delegates. The
convention opened at three o'clock on
"Wednesday afternoon with devotional
services. led BY Mrs. r. b. Dwinell Of
Marshficld The address OF welcome by
The response 40 the address Of welcome
was given by NIrs. Abbie shaw of North
field. Mrs. Z. r.. Bailey Of New York
was introduced and made few brief
remarks.
In the evening there was singing By
the choir, scripture reading by Mrs.
Shaw, prayer BY The Rey. Mn billiard,
singing by thc school children, words of
welcome by Rev. Mr.. Curricr and an
address By Mrs. Ida II. Read
The Thursday morning session opened
with devotional exercises lcd nv Mrs.
Read Reports and suggestions from
the different departments were then
heard; also tile reports of the secretary
and treasurer The election Of officers
followed, the ones chosen being Mrs, Nd
die t. Shaw III Northiieldd PRESIDENT:
Mrs. y. Mead Denny Of Montpelier, vico
president, Mrs Flora Guernsey of Mont
pelier, secretary Mrs. s. &. Wiswell Of
Cabot, treasnrers Mrs. q. N. Wells Of
Cabot, auditor
Thursday afternoon a memorial SER
vice was held for the deceased members,
special mention being made Of the Rev
y. @. Sherbtmne. Reports and sug4cs
tions from departments we're heard, and
d question box was conducted, the am
swers being given BY Mrs. Ida r. Read
and Mrs. J.. r. Bailey.
The final session on Thursday evening
consisted Of singing by the boys choir
d the Methodist church: bible reading
by Mrs. Read, prayer BY Rev Mr.. Hill
lard, solo by Mrs. Smith. address by
the national speaker, Mrs. L. u. Bailey
Of New York, subject, Home Or Saloon
-NNhichsn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
WILL LAUNCH CANNON BOOM.
Leading Congressman to Make Speech
Before the House,

Washington. May 19.~--speakcr Cam
mons presidential boom will be formally
launched in the House in about two
weeks. distinguished member Of the
Republican side Is now preparing a
speech that lie will deliver on the House
floor and declare for Cannon for the
l90S nomination. lie will argue from
examples Of such men as Bismarck and
Gladstone that because Cannon * over
seventy is no reason why he should be
considered unavailable. A great House
demonstration is expected TO follow.
It is believed Cannon's friend have
come to the conclusion that in view Of
the present wholesale attacks on the
Roosevelt administration now is a good
time to start a Cannon movement. it
being rcckoned that neither win the
President urn again nor that anyone
Of his cabinet viii prove as formidable
as has generally been expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
MAY CHANGE HIS NAME.
Cleveland Man Learns He's Smith Not
Bowen.


Middlebmy, May Ia.-.A Young man
named Thomas Bowen came here from
Cleveland, Ohio. the latter part Of last
week on a hunt for his parents. Thomas
Bowen was the name he hal gone BY
since he knew himself but he found rea.
son TO think biz name was Smith. When
about 20 months old he was put in an
nsylum and stayed there until he became
able to take care Of himself. He is now
2f years OF age aud came East on the
quest for his parents. Good pointers
lei him 10 AIiddlcbury. From here he
was pioted to Fitchburs. Miss, and
writes from there that he has found his
father and several other relatives. but
that his mother is dead. Ills father Is
Frank w Smith, who. until recently
was manager Of the marble industry az
Belden's up to the taking possession OF
the plant there by the Vermont Marble
company OF Proctor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
Great Deal Of Damage Done
Here Last Night
IN FIVE MINUTES TIME
Windows Were Smashed in Various
Parts Of City, Trees Toppled and
Buildings We're Partially A
Wrecked. n


Following a day Of intense heat, Il
storm Dc almost cvclonic proportions
swept over Barre from the northwest
shortly before o'clock last night, driv,
ing bailstones as large as marblez,
smashing windows and topping down,
trees, dismantling telephone and electric
light Wires, partially wrccking buildings
and raising as much Of d rumpls as i
small Kansas tornado would do. The.
storm was accompanied BY vivid flashes
~ lightning and 4 cannonading of heavy
artillery.
A peculiar thing about the storm was
the narrow path which it took. South
vest OF the covered bridge on South
Main street, less than half mile from
the City Hall, there was only slight
sprinkle. The eastern limit of the storm
was about half way between Barre aud
East Montpelier. Montpelier rot a
drenching, but nothing more than the
usual summer storm. Az WiliiaHlstowr
Gulf, on the other side, several barre
automobilists had sunny skies and no
rain all the time.
All about this city there were smash.
ed windows from the bombsrdmeut Of
the huge lIsilstoneS. One If the stones
measured 3is inches III circumference.
In the Goldshnrv house on BsrkIey
street. thirteen ppncs of glass were lfok-
en-. Charles Hersey Of East street had
Two windows sacrificed to the elements.
Several houses on Summer street lost
glass from their windows. At the
Thompson Memorial building on the
northern brow of the Goddard seminary
campus, several windows were smashed
IN. The flag on the main building at
Goddard was ripped into shreds. The
carpenters hall in the Nichols building
was deluged after window had been
smashed. On the library lot at the
corner Of Elm and Washington streets.
part Of large maple tree fell at the
first onslaught. Another dropped on
Maple Groye street. One was blown
down on Prospect street. near X. L.
Clark's hou-e. and George Inglis lost
several cherry trees near BY.
Murdo McIvcr is building barn on
Perry street The storm hit Il broad.
side and knocked it two feet out OF
plumb The framework Of the new gran
itc she'd. which is being erected on the
Gale farm al North Barre. was blown
down and wrecked. causing loss OF
several hundred dollars. The end OF
Rizzi Bros. plant was caved in. The
big fence encircling the Rangers football
grounds on Berlin street was laid low.
From other quarters come reports of
minor damages.
The wires about the city were placed
out Of commission in various places.
Burke Bros couid not start their plant
tlis morning, as tlr electric feed wires
had been blown down. A trunk tele-
phone wire on Merchant street was brok
en-. Many telephones were rendered use
less. Outside the city, Harry Hodgdon
of the New England Telephone corn
pany reports, the telephone wires are
in bad shape.
The storm was all over in five min
ute~ and the sun came out smiling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
DENTISTS CHOOSE OFFICERS.
And Then Adjourn Their Convention at
Brattleboro.

Brattleboro. May III. The annual
meeting Of the Vermont State Dental
Society closed yesterday afternoon with
a series Of clinics oil much interest, The
principal feature of the days session
was the election of the following Off.
GERS:
President, George O. Mitchell, of ST
Aibans; vice presidents G. f. Kent. Of
Barre, and III Il. Hamilton, OF Newport: !:
secretary, Thomas Mound Of Rutland: I:
corresponding secretary, Grace NJ. Boss
worth, OF Rutland; treasurer, NJ Fl.
Munsell, OF Wells River; executive com
mitteo, G. =. Nieteali. Of Ludlow. A. Il.
Cutler, Of Bennington, n Al. Williams
of Rutland; delegates TO the national
association at Atlanta David Manson,
of Burlington, w H. Wright, OF Bran.
don, X. Cleaves, Of Montpelier. :. III.
Jack SON, os Burlington, Thomas aionnd,
ot Rutland, $. ID. Hodge, of Burlington,
C H. Kent, Of Barre. g. n Barber. of
Brattleboro aud o. NJ. George, OF Bel
lows Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
THE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL.
Plans for Vermont Institution Have
Been Accepted.

Rutland. MAY 10. At a meeting Of
the Proctor -anitoriuu commission held
at Pittsfard the building committee was
empowered to complete thep hans for the
building of the institution. They were
al~e directed 70 employ q lsndEcape
gardiner To put the grounds IN an nttiae-
tive condition.
The meeting Was heid on the site
Iof he proposed sanit0rian. the trusterS
being met at the pittsford station and
driven to the place OF meeting. They
made thorough inspection of the site
and then formal meeting was held
in the open The meeting was schetl.
uled 70 take place during the latter
part Of April, but bceause several 81
the trustees could not be present. It was
postponed. The next meeting will be
held in July.
IN important feature Of the meeting
was the resignation ot Miss Emily D.
Proctor Of BrookIine, Mass, as trca.ur-
<f OF the board of trustees. aud the
appointment Of Benjamin Williams, Jr..
OF Proctor 10 succeed her. The bylaws
which previously read that the treasurer
should be 4 member Of the board of
trustees. was changed Ia read that Ilint
Office could be given to anyone, whether
a trustee OF not.
The executive committee met at Proc
tor yesterday and discussed Che plans
for the institution. The architects.
whose designs have been accepted are
Scopes and seutamm OF Saranac Lake,
N. s.. who have drawn plans for sex.
eral similar Institutions IN the Adiron-
dacks They are highly recommended
BY a number Of physicians who are
prominent in tuberculosis work in New
York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places of Worship ana Sub
jects Of Sermons.

Swedish sunday school in the Worth
en block tomorrow at II O'Clock aud
sermon ai Z.
Al the Presbyterian church tomorrow
the pastor, Rev. W. g. sIacintyrc, will
oonuet the services morning and evening.
with the usual Bible school at i2.
tniversalist church. Morning sub
icct. Castle Building; evening, "The
Onward Course Of civilization with
rssrers and reading By AIRS lohn J..
Dix.
Christian Science services tomorrow
at 10.45 a. M; Wednesday evening al
7.a0, reading room open Tuesday, and
Friday from 2 to 4 O'Clock. III 7 Summer
street.
Salvation Army meeting will he held
as follows: Childten's meeting at 10 A..
m.; prayer meeting y q. M: free and
easy meeting at , =. nj aud a salvation
meeting at 7.S0 p. M. Dunham Is charge.
An are welcome.
st st. Moniea's cbugch Children's
mass at O'Clock, cclebraat. Rev. I. NJ.
MclSemn; parish mass at 1880 o'clock,
celcbrant. Rev =. i. Cray catcchism, 9
p. M; rosary and benediclions : p. m,;
bnptisms at P. M.
At the Baptist church tomorrow
morning the pastor viii speak on "A
Tot ~ Poisoned pottagcn and in the
evening on ~ kingA Son Coming Home
From Exile AlI the other services as
usual
Fifth SUNDAY after Easter, Church OF
the Good shepherd Holy Communion
a. M, Morning Service and Sermon
1920 a. M, Sunday school II, Even
ing Prayer and sermon p. N.
AZ the Hedding Methodist church To-
mortow morning worship at 1890;
Bible school at IL; Epwortll League
5.45; at p. m. Mrs. \. w Bass of
Cazenoyia, \. ", will speak.
Congregational church. The pastor
viii conduct the services. Subject OF
morning sermon, = Serious Cpnnndrum
Which the Minister Cannot AusNef.v In
the evening the pastor viii give the hrst
Of Two plain tails on Critical Youth
MI 6ilbelt.On, eaiietitt skill assisi ~
me itdsie,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
COUNCIL VOTES TO
BUY ACME MACHINE
Got Price Of sl,7o5,s0 On Stone
Cruaher, and After Much Dis
cission They Voted to
Purchase.

A
The city council, at long drawn
ont meeting last night, voted to pur-
chase an Acme stone crushcr, as they
found after the representatives of three
companies had presented bids. that the
Acme could be purchasd considerably
cheaper than either the Champion or
The Climax. The Acme price was ST.,
705.S0, while that Of the Champion was
81 500 and the Climax $1,000.
All the members of the board were
present. with Mayor Barclay IN the
chair A motion was made to amend the
resolution Of May rs, authorizing the
purchase of a crnsher at i price not
TO exceed Sl,Sn0, BY adding the words
TO he used in the street department.
This motion was ruled ont Of order
by Mayor Barclay. 1acn came The mo-
ton TINT the VOTE OF May Is be re-
scinded IN its entirety. There was OPP
position to this, md Yea and nay
vote resulted in the passage Of the mo-
tion, four to three. Alderman Milne,
the Affirmative and Aldermen Albisetti
and Campbell and Mayor Barclay III the
negative.
After this resembling a new resolution
was introduced as follows: THAT the
street commissioners be and hereby are
authorized and directed TO purchase a
stone erIsher plant to be used by the
street commissioners, the cost not TO
exceed $500. The yeas and nays were
called for and The resolution passed
unanimously.
Then representative from tie three
erusliers Nefe admitted. They were A.
B. Black Of the Climax. p. y. Cook oi
the Champion and Il. G. Whitney OF the
Champion After hearing the merits OF
each machine from the representatives.
the council went ipto executive session.
t'n emerging. they Voted to purchased
the Acme machine as cost not to
exceed Sl,705.S0. and then adjourned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
EIGHT VILLAGES
ALREADY RAZED
IN MICHIGAN
HUNDREDS OF MEN
FELL WITH PLATFORM
But Only Five Of Them Were Injured
to ANY Extent in the Acct
dent at Des Moines,

Des Moincs, Iowa, May lo.- Five con-.
nlissioners 10 the Presbyterian general
assembly were bruised yesterday after
noon by ths collapse OF stand which
had been erected for the purpose Of
grouping THE commissioners thereone for
a large photograph The injured:
Dir. G. Lustins, Roswell, n. T., hip
bruised.
The Rev. w. Q. David, Monongahela,
w. Va, hip bruised.
George Wills, Mendoza, HI, back in
iured and rendered unconscious tempo
rarily
The Rev. j. NJ. Mccaughey, Charlton,
Ia. ieg spraiued
The Rev. q. G. Buell., Taos, N. M,
back bruised.
The Rev. Dasid is the most seriously
hurt, and he Is under a physicians care
although his injuries are not critical
The other four injured men will be able
to resume their seats In assembly at
once
There were 500 men on the platform
when II fell. Considerable excitement
followed the accident, bit cairnncss was
restored in i few minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
VALUABLE FARM
BUILDINGS BURNED
WeIch of Groton Also Lost Six
Cows, Eight Calves, Two Horses
and Various Articles--Light-
ning's Work.

Groton, May i9. The farm buildings
of Timothy Nelch in the edge of Bar
net were DESTROYED BY iire last night,
being struck lg lightning. The balild-
ings, which were considered hy many
the finest farm buildings III the county,
had only been Sasenpied by Mr. WeIch
since Nav /, he having purchased the
farm OF D. i. Gcdley. Mr.. Weleh's
family were asleep and awokc 10 find
the barn on Tire. Together with the
buildings six COWS, eight calves. two
horses, harness and contents Of the barn
were burned. A little furniture in the
lower part Of the honse was saved.
Mr.. WeIchs son escaped with only the
clothes he wore At the tirne The build
seas were inssra in fIae Vermont Ma
tual.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19

DR.. ]. J. Trudell Died Last Night of
Consumption.

Rutluna. May To-. Dr.. \. !. Trudell,
aged 4s. 4 prominent French physician
md druggist OF this city, and wealthy
citizen. died AZ his residence on South
Main street, st ten o'elocl last evening,
after lingering illness for seven
months with consumption. after every
effort hid been nlaln 70 proloug his life.
He is survived by wife and Two sons,
Lueien and Jacques. He was actively
aifiIiated with the Elks, Foresters, the
Knieiits of Pythias, ST John Baptistc
society. The Canado-A American club, ami
several medical societies The deceased
was a native OF Cana,la but had been in
business here decade OF more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
HuBBARDToNs ELopEMENT.
Married Woman Alleged to Have Left
Town With Another Man.

Bsaudou, May l9.--Ihe people Of
Hnbbardiou arc considerably stirred NJ
over an clopcmcnt which took place here
a few days ago. The principals in the
affair are Mrs. Dan liilhnrn aud man
known ss Happy Miller, who has been
employed for some time in that vicinity.
IL i said that the couple haxc been on
very intimate terms for some time, and
that Mrs. kilbnn was completely in
iatuated with him This week she pack
cd all OF her clothing aud left with him
for parts unknown Mrs. kilburn had
N good home, kinl husband ana two
children q boy 40 VI II wears Of ape,
ahd i gi:l l.; Sehs al.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
ONE RECORD BROKEN.
BY Wesleyan Man in Preliminaries Of
Intercolleziate Meet

Boston, May lo.-Thc breaking Of
the discus record by Dearborn of Yves
leyan and the strength Of the Dartmouth
team we're the features in the wedding
ont events. which opened Yesterday he
anuual two days championship lueet u
The New England intercollegiate Aih-
lslic assccisalion. held this yeai Oh Iech
field IA lstoplSlnie.
ljparborB. Lcsisles leading ihe ,lnf
nt,tiers buried the diSons igd feet ilie
intles, which was one foot 4 ncnrs
better than the record made asl ycar
AZ Worcester By shmte u Brown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
TO INVESTIGATE.
jerome Expected to Look Into His Own
Nomination.

New York, Alay i0--Thirty John
Doe subpoenas, which were issued yes.
tefday al the request OF Dist-Atty. Jcr.
ONE, were said 70 be for use in an inves.
tigation which the district attorney Is
planning into chnrgcs that many names
we're Illegally signed 70 the petition BY
which he was nominated last fall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
WAS NO EVIDENCE
TO HOLD HAYES
Suspect in Murder Of Mabel Page, Ar
rested at Bingham, Maine, Was
Released Last Night.

Skowhcgan, Nc, May 49, Jerry
Hayes, the laborcr. Who was arrested
at Bingham ON Wednesday in connection
with the murder Of Mabel Page at West
on, Mass, was discharged from custody
last night by Judge Bachelor OF the
Skowhegan municipal court. No one ap-
peared against the prisoner, aud after
his arrest Hayes denied that he knew
the Pages or the location Of their resi-
denee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
OVER 100 BUILDINGS.
Spark from q Saw Mill Causes $500.
900 Loss.

Stanley, Wis, May TO-. Fire started
by spark from saw mill yesterday
afternoon burned 100 residences and n
dozen business buildings cntailing a loss
ol 100000. Six blocss were burned
out
The ilame were blown by a high wind
from the west, ana so rapid was The pro-
grcss Of the fire that little was saved
from the houses. The public library
was on fire several times, but the walls
OF the building and most OF the books
were sayel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19

laattlebofe. May l0.--Df. Henry -.
Hilton and Deunison Cowles, who we're
eieeted ehaipnan and secretary III the
inserting " poiieghpldsfs u The Mutual
Late Insurance company of New York
recently Held ia this tossu. sent ott j
call Yesterday for another injecting Ia
be held MAY IS Tie cnli vas scnt e.
between 300 and 100 paliesholdprs in
Tie Connecticut Valley
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
BUYS A GRANITE QUARRY
Angus A. Smith Buys Ten Acres Of
II. Y. Patton at Websterville.

Angus a. smith has bought Of II. II.
Patton pf Wehstersillc his granite quarry
at Webstcrsille for $1,000 subject 60
A. G. Blanchard's lease Mr.. Blanchard
IS now working the quarry, having Il
lease ol four years from the iirst OF
lnst Nav with an option u purchase
ut the end q thar period Air. Suith'-
purchase include about len ecteS Of
lelr stock The gnsify has been open.
ed several 141t..