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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
REPUBLICANS PLAY
FOR 1906 CAMPAIGN
State Committee Opened Headquarters
in Burlington Yesterday and Met
Last Evening to Arrange
Work.
Work

Burlington. July 3.--The Republican
state headquarters were opened IN this
city yesterday and the first meeting of
the state committee 10 thc campaign of
1906 was held last evening The head.
quarters are the largest and finest ever
occupied BY the committee, comprising
the suite Of rooms in the Hayward
block, formerly occupied. bv Foster. Fal-
mer n Isassell togefher with Zoe rooms
recentlF vacated hy Vermont Command.
cry Military Order af the Loyal Legion.
The entire state committee was pres
eut last evening, consisting al 1had vi.
Chapman of Midilebury. Edward ID.
Welling az North Remington, Harry
Blodgett of St. ,lohnsbury, II. r. Wright.
Of Essex Junction. ] r. Walbridge Of
Concord, Fuller G Smith Of St Adams,
n. " Kinney Of North Hero. Smith B.
Waite Of Hyde Park. H. r. Baldwin Of
Wells River, Frank 6 Williams of New
port. Il ). platt OF poultuey. Frank
Plnmley Of Northtield, 4. M. Gibson Of
Brattlcboro and James ". Pollard Of
Chester
The committee Is organized as fol-
lows; Mr. Chapman. ciairman, Mr..
Platt, secretary; Mr.. yelling. treasurer
Alessrs smith, Gibson aud Pollard and
f3le chairman and secretary. eX-otlicie
executive committee. In addition 10 the
neiRbers q the state committee. several
IT the candidates Tor the state offices
~ we'll as utlsrs prominent III tisc cann-
eils oi the party we're at the hestdquar.
ters iast evening. At last evenings
meeting Che state committee appointed
various committees % plan and execute
the work of the campaign and there was
a general discussion n TO what tactics
would be pursued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
MoRRIsvILLE WOMAN BURNED.
Mrs. Albert Demeritt in Serious Con
dition

NIoriisyille, July a. sifS. Albert De-
merritt who lives near Fpxt's min Be.
yond Morristown Corners, was terribly
burned on Sunday, the cause Of the ac-
cident being uncertain as reported.
While the FANNY were eating dinner Mrs.
Dcmeiitt'S clothing was fafud to Be on
fire and il Il supposed II mtisi have
caught from the FIRE when sle was pre-
pairing dianer and burned slowly and for
some time before ii Nsls discovered. The
flames had gained such headway III her
clothing that she was terribly burned
about her limbs and abdomen before the
fire could lie extingtishcd. Dr. Charles
II. Bates of this village was at once
Summoned ana dressed the suffering
woman's wounds, but her case Is con-
sidered serious one The wounds ON tic
abdomen leing the most dangerous.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
MARsHFIELD.

Miss Susie Atkins Of Cabot was al
lJ- y Pixies last week and over Sunday.
g. a. Drew has purchased al the ma
chinery except the boiler IN the Laird
mill at the south end of this town. which
was Che property Of the late Henry
Laird, and will again start saving.
whore his mill was burned last year.
The funeral Of Mrs. Daphane Bancroft
WAS held from her home last Saturday
Iat 10 o'clock. Rev. Miss BrokaW olIiciaf
ing. she is survived by daughter, AIrs.
Cora Preston, two grand children ami
five great grandchildren.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson Is visiting in
HardwicF this week. Mrs. Helen Love-
land Il keeping house for her during
her absence
Mrs Lucinda Northrop visited friends
y Peaeham the last OF the week and
over Sunday returning home Monday
The second degree, the rank of esquire,
was conferred on one candidate last
evening. Two applications for member
ship were received also.
Amy Cameron i gaining from her
recent Knee fracture Her doetoi hopes
to have her walking soon
NitiStidh IHutHA0f society OF the
Congregational church, viii hold lawn
party at The home Of M. and Mrs. Ivan
Carpenter next Friday evening. Cake
and ice cream viii be served. Every
one cordially invited TO come.
a Fourth Of July picnic will be held
in q, z. DwinelI's grove Wednesday. All
present at the picnic last year III frank
Browns grove are expected 20 come.
Mrs. Henry Lalnberton was IN Mont
pelier Monday on business trip
Herbert Ellis and crew are doing
Mork Mears' haying this week.
The horse driven by Mrs. BeFton Pike
on the ere2mery team stepped on a roll
ing stone while coming away from the
creamery Monday morning, tho horse
and wagon finally bringing up near
Ralph lde's yard Mrs Pike held the
horse down until help came. \ broken
thill several rips in the harness and Il
few bruises on the horse Was the only
damage done.
Daniel flolcomb Of North Troy. once 4
highly respected citizen Of this place.
visited here over SUNDAY,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
PIcKPocEETs BUSY.
Nine Empty Pocketbooks Found in Es-
sex Junction.

Rutland July a Piclspoekets have
evidently been quite busy III this vicin.
ity recently A few days ago two pee.
textbooks were found in the layatorv ii
the Central Vermont passenger station
and yesterday seven more were found
there. One 81 them contained several
railroad permits, bearing tle name ii
The lfev. N Il Elliott n Waterbury
Another contained two tickets u Hard.
wick. A, w Wright of Alma, Mich,
who bas been q guest of Nj. and Mrs.
John Davidson, lost pocketbook con
tanning over 500 either at this station
or On the train Hast Friday. lie was
probably one Of the victims ~ tie gang.
Another man from Maine reported Is
the station agent loss for which he
offered q reward Of $40.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
CHELSEA.

There will be promenade and dance
AZ the town hall Wednesday evening,
July 4tb, under the auspices Of Chelsea
court, Independent Order Of ForesterA,
and Camp No IS, Sons Of Veterans.
Good music will be IN Attendance and all
who avnii themselves Of celebrating the
Fourth by attending this social fnnc.
tim VIII be assured Of a good time
A SON was horn last week Friday to
Mr.. and AIRS, Harvey W. Spear.
Mrs i. Al sanford returned last fi.
day fom visit to friends Id Windsor
and West Lebanon. n n.
Mrs hagp- A. Bacon went last week
70 visit friends 10 Hanover n. ~
AZ. II. Billings and Family of lebanon,
N H. have recently BEEN guests u Mr..
and Mrs Ansgn Ornlsby Mrs. Billings
is daughter Of Mr. Drmsbv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
WELL KNOWN IN BARRE.
Marriage Of Grace Gale Wood to Merritt
Baker Clark.

Tile marriage Of Miss Grace Gale
Wood, who il well known in this yicin.
ity, being granddaughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. B. @. Wood Of Barre, to Merritt
Baker Clark occurred last Friday even
ing at the home Of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Albert r Wood, il Ounce.
field street, Dorchester, Mass
The bride was attended by Miss Pearl
Nhiimarsh OF Dorchester and Albert w.
Clark OF Lewiston. Me-, brother Of the
groom, was hest man The ribbon girls
were Miss Helen Tfickcy, Miss Florence
Cook, Miss Florence Doormau OF Dor.
chester and Miss Mabelle Perkins OF
Medford
The double ring service of the Epis-
eopal ritual was sued. Martha Dana
Shepherd played the wedding march
from ~Lohengrin'
Mr.. and Mrs Clark are well known in
musical circles. After an extended we'd.
ding tour they will reside at III Ounce
field street, Dorchester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
NO CELEBRATION
In BARRE TOMORROW
Business in All Departments viii Be
at a StandstiIl, However = The
Noise Has Already
Begun.

There will be no attempt al con
eerted celebration Of independence day
in Barre tomorrow, but work win be
at standstill in all branches. The
principal industry will be shut up tight.
Nearly all the stores will close their
doors: postoflice and banks will oh
serve holiday hours and the Offices will
close for the greater part Of the day.
The ball team plays in Plattsburg aud
gulte a number of people plan 60 go
g the New York city 10 see the contest.
Al the golf club links there will be
Il match between Barre and st. Johns
barry. Most of the parks hercabouts
will be occupied by picnic parties dur
ing the lay.
The Fourth" started i'll 4 small way
last NIGHT and tho volume Of the noise
has been increasing today. as the hours
OF the real celebration draw nealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
FRED BRASSAW DIED
in RUTLAND LAST MIGHT
Was Taken There Last Week to Serve
Sentence for Selling and Fur
nishing Liquor.

Fred Brassaw, who was taken TO the
house Of correction At Rutland last Sat
urday to serve out IL sentence of three
months for selling and furnishing III.
toSieating liquor died at that institu
ton at O'Clock last night Acute ali
coholism is said 20 have been the cause
of his death. He was taken with 4 bad
spell about eight o'clock last evening
and died three hours later. While lodged
in the lookup here from Thursday night
ID Saturday morning he had several Nios
lent attacks which the officers and the
physician who was called said was due
to excessive drinking His body will be
brought to his home in this city tonight
lie is survived BY wife and his par
ents. Nj. and Mrs John BrassaM.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
Sl, 700 Considered Too High
For Strip Of Land
AT THE FORK SHOP
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad Sub
mits New Proposition for Raising
Tracks at Wiley St.--Wants
More Than Sllo.

| The city council held its regular
monthly meeting last evening, when it
discussed the widening of South Main
street at the fork shop. The mayor
stated to the board that Edgar Trow
had been to sec him and had offered 10
sell 10 the city the land necessary to
widen South Main street at this point,
Mr., Irow to move The building that
now stands where tile street ought to
Ia. Mr. frow asks sI,7o0, This the
eaucil considered loo high. and u was
agreed that 81 500 was d good price to
rsy. No action was taken on the OF.
ft~
A communication. from the Montpel-
ier & Wells River railroad refused to
raise its tracks at Wiley street for
the no voted by the city council. The
railroad now asks the city to pay the
east Of raising the tracks Referred
TO street committee to investigate and
report.
4 large number Of city Warrants
Serc read and ordered paid
The report Of Water Supt O. G. Rus
Ell for the month Of June was read
and ordered placed on file.
The committee on water reported in
iavor Of a hyirant on Smith street, and
thc report was accepted.
Chief Of Police Brown reported 42
arrests in June Of which 23 we're for
intOxication, 3 search and seizure, 6 for
keeping aud 4 for selling
The monthly report Of the city en-
eiacer Tor june was read and accept
#el
1lc inspector Of buildings reported
Dr Lazcll be granted d permit to patch
the roof Of his barn and build piazza
f;ranted
>. Scampini and ]. FiIpa were granted
pool room license.
The mayer was authorized to appoint
q committee TO 20 over the gas com.
pny's books TO see what is due the
city
4 communication from j. NJ Law
renee complained at the dumping Of
rubbish Oh EImMpod avenue. Referred
10 street committee
'Ehc property committee was amthor-
izcd ~ advertise for bids 10 paint the
nf1 hlt HAHttOil ana uHlluinGs az ihe
rear u The new station, aud the bose
house nt North Barre.
Alderman Campbell brought mp Ne
matter Of using the river AZ generafs.
dumping ground. and the health COM
mittee was given power to act in the
case Of the gas company and also 70
publish a notice warning the public
against dumping rubbish and dead ami
mails IN TIM stream.
Il was voted to borrow $1,000 in an
ticipation Of taxes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
NO SPEEDY TRIAL.
Young Thaw Will Have to Wait Usual
Order.

New York, July 3.-That there is no
prospect Of a speedy trial for Harry
hendall Ihaw was announced yesterday
MhN District Attorney Jerome who re-
turned TO town for two days to devote
bis personal attention to the case. Ow.
arg to the fact that during the summer
Ntl1cre are only two parts Of the court
&of gr' lns in session, aud that
thss ona4,the ~ probably last two on
three weeks, the district attorney de-
cided that ii would be unfair 10 other
prisoners who are waiting trial To adj
vance the I'baw case on Tie calendar.
For this reason It is hardly probable
that Thaw will be arraigned before 0c.
tober.
The death yesterday Of Tliaw's valet.
William Bedford, ia the Presbyterian
hospital from complications following an
operation for appendicitis, removed an
Important witness from the case AS
sistant District Attorney Caravan yes
tcrday gave ont the substance of the
last statement made to him by Bed
ford.
From bis statement, Mr. 6arvan said.
he learned that Thaw WAS not addicted
to any drug Bedford declared that he
lad not acted as the "go-bctween for
White to get notes 20 Mrs. Thaw. He
had seen no notes passed, The ThaWs.
he said, never quarrclcd. As To the
revolver the valet supplemented his pre-
yious statement that Thaw had carried
weapon for about two years In con
nectlon with the European trip Of Thaw
and Miss Nesbit, he said that he had
accompanied them, aud thar Thaw and
Miss Nesbit had occupied adjoining con
meeting rooms. The only marriage he
had heard Of, he said, WAS the one that
had taken place al Pittshurg. AIr
White, he said, bad never called upon
Mrs. Thaw TO his knowledge
Mr.. Gafvan examined Yesterday z. l..
lIergoh. private detective. who SAYS
that for many months be was employed
with three assistants by Mr.. White TO
guard him and to keep watch on a corps
pf detectives employed by 'fhaw Three
detectives employed by 1haw to watch
White for about six months were also
examined. They werc l. W. Roorke.
William Mcdonald and Harry Raleigh.
According to the assistant district at
torney, they had been instructed bg
ghaw TO follow White % steamship
per ana 70 engage men TO pick quarrels
with him at the pier in order to annoy
The architect,
Former Judge 0lcott Of counsel for
Jhaw, spent nearly The entire afternoon
III the prison in consultation with his
Client Much Of the. time was spent in
going over letters which have been ne.
%iyed BY Thaw since his imprisonment.
I4is mails are increasing in size daily,
apd many Of bis writer's declare them
elves as ready to disclose certain infors
nation concerning Thaw's victim. which
they think may BE- Of use to the dc
fensc.
For the first time since his imprison-
nitnt, a week ago. Thaw was permit
led to exercise IN the open air yester.
dAN. lie walked in the courtyard Of the
lisisor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
HADN'T HEARD
OF SONS ACT
Mrs. Mary Thav Reaches
London
DAUGHTER BREAKS NEWS
Capt, Gales Of Steamer Minneapolis Cot
Wireless Message But Kept News
From His Passenger BY
Request.
DAUGHTER BREAKS NEWS

Tilbury, Eng. July 3.Thc Min
neapolis, bearing Mrs. Mary Thaw moth
III of Harry Thaw, who shot and killed
Stanford White IN New York, arrived
THIS morning Mrs. Thaw had heard
nothing Of her sons crime. Capt. Gales
of the Minneapolis was informed BY
Wireless before the vessel landed, hut he
was asked 10 see that the news was not
broken to Mrs. Thaw. The Earl Of Yar-
mouth, Mrs. l'haw's son-in-law, went
down tile river On ting to meet The
steamer and to greet Mrs. Thaw The
epuntesv formerly Alice Thaw, was not
present.
tp 10 the time Of leaving the vessel
Mrs. Thaw had not been told the news,
fhc Earl saying TO the newspaper men
inat he expected to allow the Countess
~ break the sad news To her mother.
0n her arrival in London Mrs. Thaw
was conveyed 70 the residene Of the Earl
Of Yarmouth where the news Of the
tragedy was broken to her She bore up
spendidly under the blow, but has not
decided upon her future movements.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
No Advance at Brattlcboro.

BrattIeboro. July 8 Biattlehoro pco.
pie are much pleased 70 know TINT I'M
surance rates win not BE advanced here.
The insurance and taxation committee
OF the newly oruanized board Of trade,
through John Calvin, took the matter
up with the Ncw England insurance
exchange recontly, anil yesterday Mi.
Calvin received notice from the cN.
change that lifattIeboro was not 90 be
included il Che list uf towns On which
the rates win be advanced The pca
son ist that since any change IN rates
in this town has been made the efficiency
OF the fire department has been largely
increased
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
ALL RECOVERING
EXCEPT ONE MAN
Seven Embalmers Worked Throughout
the Night to Prepare the rs
Bodies of Victims for
Shipment.

Salisbury, England, July 3. Physi.
clans who are attending those who were
injured in the wreck OF the Plymouth
express Sunday stated today that all
we're making progress toward recovery
except Edward W SentelI Of Brooklyn,
whose condition remains unchanged Mr..
Sentel received internal injuries, and Is
the only survivor of his family of fiye.
the Others having lost their lives III the
disaster Seven cmhaIners worked
throughout the night on the bodies of
those Americans 23 in number, who
were killed in tile wreck, preparing them
for removal to their homes in the United
States. The bodies will be placed iii
collins as soon as the lead cases for the
collins arrive.
Inquest Yesterday Afternoon.
The inquest yesterday afternoon was
q prolonged and tedious formality which
utterly failed to give any idea OF the
cause Of the accident. No questions
Oh thar point were asked and The sub
iect seemed to be avoided IA strange
proceeding to the many Americans pres
ent, but which is thought to be due to
the queer Journalism that seems char
actcristic 81 such eases ii this coun.
try
The proceedings were solemn, sad and
monotonous, 50 much 50 that spectators
surprised a Juror by asking what ne
ccssity there was to adjourn the inquest
for a fortnight No answer was given.
The delay is believed to be due to the
declared intention Of the board Of trade
20 institute an independent insestiga.
ton
One Of the most interesting cases at
the intirmary is that of Robert s. Crit
chell Of Chicago. He il constantly watch.
81 by his cousin, i. r. Critchell Of Lon
don, who, oddly enough, started in his
business career within few yards Of
the place where Mr CritcheIl now lies
at deaths door
Mr. Critchell has been practically I'M
conscious since the accident, with oc
casional evidence Of mi-consciousness,
in which he expresses a ehivalrons de-
sire 20 help someone whom he thinks
in danger This very chivalry adds to
the sympathetic interest in the case By
the doctors, who have nst yet aban-
doned hope Of recovery. In no other
case have there been such numerous in.
quries, by telephone, telegraph and 9th
erwise
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
TWO PAY DEARLY.
One for Keeping Nuisance, Other for AS
saulting Woman.

Montpelier July a In city court Ia.
day Joe eanno, fruit dealer o. Barre
treet, pleaded guilty to making 4 nui-
sance By dumping rubbish near the old
ice house. lie pnid si72g.
Clarence Sloane oE Aliddlrsex Was III
copft iof an aggravated assault on Mrs.
II. IitlaIes al Middlesex on june 2S.
Mrs. Rideley was ont picking berries,
when Sloane grabbed her berries and
snade black and blue marks en her arms.
sloanc paid $34.O9 for the time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03

Masters Lea and Clair Crowley are
visiting at the home Of their uncle, j.
6. Crowley.
Air and Mrs u a. Tlnhodeau and lit.
Gle son III Boston are visiting AZ the
home ~ the latter's sister, Mrs. Wm.
MrDouad, on Park street.
M. N. Rogers was before Judge a g.
Fay il city court this forenoon on tho
charge ~ Keeping 4 dog without u.
eense. lie pleaded not guilty and his
oasc was continued until July 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
FINDING THE CAUSES.
London Newspaper Discusses Reason fol
Wreck.

London, July B The London news.
papers this morning again keenIy dis
cuss the causes Of the disaster 10 the
plymouth express train, and the rumors
ot speed competition. Great attention
Is devoted to the evidence Of George A.
Strachan Of Boston, Mass, IN pub
lished interview, 10 the effect that tile
sprd Of the train was sp great that
be llat strong inclination to pun the
alaria cord, hut that on the advice Of
irituds hs refrainea from aaing So
According 70 the Standard the Amer
lean consul ~ Southampton. Sir. Swain.
made the noyeI stEggestion based on the
fact That high speed produces cushion
OF compressed air IN front OF swiftly
moving express train. that this air re-.
sistance between the engine and the
houses rising above the bridge may hsve
been sufficient TO slightly raise the front
Of the engine and cause it to leave the
rails on the curve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
Sustained a Shock.

Theodore II Snow, who went from
this city to WateftowIA Conn, three
years ago, sustained a sht&k al paralysis
at BIS home in the latter place last Wed.
Ifesday and lies now ~ precarious con-
tit,Yn according t. information received
by reatises N Barre. MI Snow i 81
vearS d age and was in charge Of the
telean0ne -yslem there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
BY Odd Ladies, Followed BY an Enter
tainment.

The installation OF the officers Of the
Odd Ladies was held last night, the
installing officer being District Deputy
AIRS Georgianu Forbes, who was assist
ed by the degree team The new Off
GERS Of the order are: r NJ. G., Mrs.
Sarah Lake. n. g.. Mrs. Ina Morrison;
VI G.. Mrs Emmu Cote; deputy, Mrs.
tieorgiana Forbes; Il. S. to n. O., Mrs.
Louise Clark; l.. 5. TO n G., Mrs. Di-
ack: +. 5. to Y. G., Mrs Linda Ordway;
J.. s. 70 n. g., Mrs. Mary stewart;
chaplain, Mrs Maggie Davidson; 7. ~,
Mrs. t;eorgiana Forbes; treasurer, Mrs.
/ilda Conniek; u. s.. Mrs Eva Gamble;
l. 0. Miss Christie Mckenzie.
fhe members entertained their lady
friends, and following tile installation Al
enjoyable programme was given, and re
freshmcnts Of ice cream and cake were
served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
ST. ALBANS HERMIT
LEFT LARGE ESTATE
Royce Smith wiIled $1,000 to Warner
Home Relatives Are to Contest
the Will

ST. Albans, July 3. There Is ouly
one public beqnest il the will IL the
late Royce Smith ef Green's Corner. TIE
eccentric old man who died recently. He
willed $1,000 TO the Warner home in this
city The estate amounted to between
$4,000 and $4,000. The relatives III
the old man are eontesting the will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
GILBERTS0N
Quiet Marriage at Home Of Officiating
Clergyman.

Miss Belle l.ucia and Joseph Gilbert
son, both of Barre, were united ii mar
iiage yesterday by the Rev. p. NJ. Nc.
kenna at his residence on Summer
street. MI. and Mrs Gilbertson will
reside IA ) Laurel street, The groom
T z granite cutter aud 4 employed by
George Milne
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
DESPERATE
MAN ESCAPES
Adelbert Martin Leaves In
sane Asylum
AND IS STILL AT LARGE.
Was Under Twelve Years Sentence and
Had Been Sent to Asylum for
Observation as to His
Sanity.
AND IS STILL AT LARGE

Waterbury, 'laly 3. Adelbert Martin.
for whom q most stirring inanhunt was
conducted for weeks through the EASTERN
section of Vermont three years ago aud
who was n The insane asylum here for
observation Us to his sanity, escaped
from that Institution yesterday after
noon and il still at large. There Ii no
trace III hiwbeyond the fact that 4 man
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
Every Car Left Rails.

Saratoga luly 3. The Saratoga
Limited leaving here at 7.45 this morn
ing, run of the track IA Balston Iuac.
tiou, and while every ear left the rails
no one was hurt The switchman AZ tho
junction thought that tie Limited was
"Scootp which stops there and turned
the wrong switch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
cLoUD-sEvEwRIGHr.
Marriage Yesterday by Rev P. M. Nc
Kenna-Trip to Boston.

The marriage Of Mary Ann Seye.
wright aud Harry Cloud took place at
the residence of the officiating clergy.
man, the Rev p NJ. Mckenna. yester-
fay forenoon at half past ten o'clock.
The bride worc u becoming dress of blue
silk aud carried d bouquet Of white car.
nations. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Cloud left on the noon train for
boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-03
Northern League Standing.
Games Today.
Burlington At Intercity.
Games Of the Week.

Wednesday, July (. Rutland 1T Bur.
iington G games); lntercity at Platts.
lurg l2 games)
Thursday, Piattsburg al Rutland.
Friday, Plattsburg AZ Intercity; Bur.
lingt0n at Ottawa.
Saturday, Rutland at plattsburgh /;
Burlington at OttaNa.