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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
NORTHFIELD.

During the storm on Thursday after
noon lightning struck the house Of Rob
sert Gillespie, kn Mortified Falls. The
fire was extingaisheI by the neigiibors
with only slight damages BY fire. NO
one In the house WAS injured.
Mark Boggs, who has boon living in
the Houghton house on Elm street, has
movcd into part Of Fred Fuller's house
on North Main street.
Mrs Harry Kendall has gone to Gran
Vile for short visit with relatives.
Lloyd Derrick was III Montpelier sat
urday on business.
Tomorrow night the dancing class
which has been under the instruction
Of ! /. L. Lance for the past three months
will hold d private dance N the arm
DRY. This il the dance to have taken
place 4 month ago, but was postponed
by The illness OF some Of the mem
bers.
Henry Wliitnlore, VINO has been the
manager Of the Mullin creamery since
last October, has resigned and gone to
Rutland. where he will work farm.
Clarence Tracy viii take Nh. Whit
more's place AS manager. Mr. Tracy
worked in the creamery under the man
agement of Elmer Il. Derby, who was
in charge for a good many years.
Nj. n. Warrington has fitted up what
used to be the barroom In his hotel
into q lunch room, where 10 serves all
kinds OF lunches and soft drinks. Abra-
ham Buckley is in charge.
Fred g. Greene has purchased the Bur
lington steam laundry and II now ill
chat city making the necessary arrange
nents before going there to live.
A six and one-half pound baby was
born to NJ. and Mrs. M. A. Ellis on
Saturday morning.
The annual trip taken BY the Nor
witch cadets to some part Of the state
will be begun on june 4th to Fort Ethan
Allen and return, neccssitating about
ten days on the trip. Mai. Henry W.
Hovey left here Saturday for the differ.
ent points covered by the march to Sc
cure the necessary camping grounds for
the battalion. Each day while on the
march the cadets will be required 10
drill. much work being in the advance
and rear guard and outpost duties. Last
year the trip made was to Roxbury
| Warren, Waitsfeld, Middlesex, Water.
bury, Montpelier and return.
/ Word has been received here that
Homer s. Duttcn has signed with the
Paterson, n. y, baseball team for the
season. Dutton viii be remembered al
o member Of the Montpelier seminary
team az last year, and for the fine work
that he did for the seminary, winning
every game that he pitched, which right
~ gave him his title Of "Ditton, the
Boy Wonder" Paterson II member
of the Jersey state league.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Bus,
Readers.

Pansy plants at Emslie's.
Auction sale Ia the Pavilion tonight.
Black Cat hose at Abbott's are the
best.
New embroidered white parasols at
Perry's.
John Fraser spent Sunday at his home
lin burlington.
sample sale Of white suits at The
/ Vaughan store.
More new shirt waists at The
! Vaughan Store.
AZ D. Coffin went To Mortified this
morning on business.
tso to Mrs. J. NJ. Bends Tor bargains
in millinery this week.
New line of suit eases Just received
at the Frank McWhorter Go. Store.
oycrstocked on bananas. They are
/ selling at sixteen Tor 25c. Sowden
a Lyon.
Mrs. A. Il. Abbott and daughter went
Ito Boston today for q weeks visit with
relatives.
/ A tenement III the Miles granite
1 building will Be vacated June ist and
/ IL for rent.
The senior class OF Goddard seminary
i went to Curtis pond in Calais this morn
ing on their class ride
III y. Gate has purchased d cottage on
Pike street formerly owned by +. y. Con
verse consideration $1,000.
Robert q. Mcdonald arrived in the
1 city last night from Quincy, Mass, for
Ia few days business visit.
II. 3. Gate Real Estate agency has
sold three building lots at Edgewood "a
III. Q. Wales: consideration $500.
4 Sabin Miles, who has been visiting at
his home III this city for the past two
weeks, left this morning for Boston.
EVERYONE is Invited to the supper and
hSpaliktils tlcStsiAi al the tasissfsanst
yestry tTftfHy evening, June -ist. Price
Is cents.
Denver, the Pereheron stallion that is
owned By W. w. BelyilIe, will stand for
service this season at the owners place
al Graniteyille, every afternoon.
r. A. Ayerll il again owner Of the
George L. Bates feed store on Depot
square bought through the +. b. Cate
Real Estate agency. Mr.. AycrlR takes
possession June 4th.
mother new lot Of post cards Just
received This time the subjects arc
cats. Put one in frame and You
have a. pretty 4 small picture as one
could ask for G. Y. Kenyon 4 Co.'S
Cash Bargain Stores.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
wILLIAMsT0wN.

The promenade. which was to have
been nc the town hall Saturday evening,
was postponed on account Of tho shower
until week from Saturday night. June
2nd. Houses orchestra will furnish
music. Home made candies will be for
sale; admission 10 cents.
There will be special Rebekah meet
ing Thursday evening OF this week for
practice. Let every member be present
ii possible.
The bad weather of yesterday kept
many from attending the union mcmof-
ial services although there was quite
a good number out. The services were
held al the Methodist church with scrip
ture reading by Rev 4. c. Nichols,
prayer by Rev. y. u. Strong. Rev L. X.
Currier preached a very interesting ser.
mon The music was under The dircc-
tion Of Mr. Walbridge.
Rev. +. Il. Cnlrief returned from New.
bury saturday with his bride. They
leave today for their wedding trip and
will be absent week or ten days after
which they will live At the parsonage.
George Savery getting The foundation
ready for new barn at bis newly pur-
chased place.
Mr. and aira. Geo, u Colby were in
Barre saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, MAY IS. 1906.
Weather Predictions.

Cloudy tonight. rain on the coast;
Tuesday fair, fresh 10 brisk northeast
winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

Editor timcs: Recently thcrcappearel
in this paper very witty article de-
scripiivc Of = visit uf inspection on the
part Of the Wiiliamstown health officer
DR.. Iindall and Nj baker. School hi.
rector. TO one OF the schools (No. y in
tho town Wherein certain highly strange
proceedings were said 20 have trans.
pirel. The writer. whoever he may be,
~ certainly TO be congratulated on his
sparkling AMI vivacious style, but we
certainly would adyise him 70 quit 81.
aggcmtion and make more sure OF the
accuracy of his facts in the future be-
lore rushing into print. as unfortunate.
IL Tor his highly colorcd composition
none Of II was true beyond the mere fact
OF there having been On inspection. II
need hardly be added that The insinua.
ton worked in against Mr.. Tracy's child
i entirely false.
Signed, VIM. J. Tindall, NJ. H..
Health Officer.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-26
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From the Blustoa. Ind. Banner.
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take Chzubs-lzi1's Co1Eh Rzzsdg
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b. C. D Smith & Co. stores. G-z-t
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The Coroners Inquest

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notified al once and he empowered
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Ju.sihabls Homie5de.

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Notice o. stockhoIde-s ,Ieetfnr.

To the S-oeEhoIds-s ot tEe C-i0-
Trust and Banking Company
Notice = hereby gwen that -Ez A.
E-zl meeting - the stockholders of
the Tuio1 Trus- ard Banking con
rsz1g Eill b he'd A. Us oEee IN GrzEd
Junction. Colo-zio o. Tuesday the
eighth day Of JzuEzFg. 1897 a. ssvsz
o cock , Il for the p-rpose of elect
iEE seven directors fo- the slsui1E
year and f0- the 1raEszc-lo1 oE such
Other business As nay properly cone
before sid meeting
Dated AZ Grand Junction. Colorado
this zis- day q December 1895
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The daily sentinel., 1906-12-26
10 Ffn Paup.er,s Grare.

The EldoE and the members of ths
Patton family refused 10 have any
thing % DO El-h the burial OF the
body. IL is said and the decszsed Elu
r=z- n paupe-'s grave
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-26
ENPOSURE

To cold drzaghts Of air. 10 keen
and c1ttiug Eiadz. sadts1 e-zzEss q
the temperature. seznty clothing Ez-
due exposure Of the threat and neck
after public speaking and singing
bring O. coughs and colds Ballard 3
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Mrs a Barr. Houstoz- TeT-. Eri,sz.
Jan 81. 1909. one bottle q Bal
lzrd's HorehOuzd Syrup cured ne OF
a very bad cough L Is very pleasant
70 take Sod b. C D Smith & Co.
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Long Iennessee Firh,.

For twenty years ". L RzEls. OF
Bells Tenn. fought nasal catzrrh. he
writes The s-sIIing and soreness in
SIDE ny nose vas fearful. TIL I began
applying BuekIin's Arniez szlTe 70
the sore surface this caused the sore
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10 return" Best szive in existence
sc a, C D. Smith & Co. Druggist
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Riley Patton Shoots Down Son-in-Law,
Allen c. Thompson, Christmas Morn.
FULL STORY OF TRAGEDY
Young Husband Threatens Murder His Wife and Rela
tiyes Her Fathers Home-"Don't Hill Ny
Mama" Pleaded Little Girl Father
Pointed Gun the Mother

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zrs zaz-z=E rl.e coz z-rs q -5-r
as rss-1- q refusing no answer a sum
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united lz -z-rLzzs 10 tzEEEt=- 1t
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farm 40 has bone Fs-g z11-
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Lzs- zlza- L11z1za- Ezs -z Coll
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eoz1zrs wza rz-.=- er.ss-1-T At1-.
ore o-eE1r. be rett C1-e--z l1 raE-
pz-T zl-E a1r--e- F1l-E EzE -sE-- .
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-ae Pa.-a1- -1--1- Barker s==-l-
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D=aredIy STATED --z- be had .r l- tg-
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q a- zo-1E 90 1E Ll- .o1lE1t and
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hone without any lsE=l1-E shat
ever .- seems -la- Tzo1psau entered
the Pzt--o- home Es fo--t that
his yo1zE Elfs and E=r Two clll1rel
we're spending -1e zlza- there
Would KIu His VIE
He lighted a match as he entered
the house and ar o1rs sent into rEe
room uEa-a his ulc- wls lz l=1 El-l
tu8 ro1uze- sisters. Tas testimony
brought ont az The l1q1es- sAuEs tha,
Thompson BEGAN 40 ou-s 20 1I-ss
and denouuee bis zlfe. using the VII
esr Of lzuElaze- He made al kinds
o. threats he demanded rEar his
wife get up az that uusaulF hour
ana vaIs 20 thel- hone several miles
dEz-aut- This she refused 20 do ard he
then declared that she Eolll either
go OF he would KIN her.
For about thirty minutes The
ouarreIinz continued Taompsou vas
no, 10 be paeifed- In the meantime
Patton had arisen and Eelt oTer 20
a nelEhbor's. just across the road
from the Patton home. 10 see u be
could not get someone TO place The
man under arrest Failing IN thls ne
returned home Il seems that EheG
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The stock Of harness tht all Be
put in b. PIztt and Heron EiIl be
strictly first class in sTrF particular
Wait 70 see their opening
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Pstrioa Watched Him.

ne occupants of tEs rooz sEors
--a- rH=E E=-s u1- in a position 20
SEE Pe-r.1z when he 6-st -hs fatal
sac-- Mr. Thozp=oz and Ezv SIS
Ter Martha Esre s-lI OF the bed ~.tE
-a=lr faces toward PzrEloz ard tEs-r
backs toward the bs5 ruo1 doo-
-zEu1Eh uaie1 Pz--lo1 fired Pat
r.1- eozu2ltsd a fan v-s~ uf
TloEp=51's face as the latter sat o.
s;9o5 At the foot of the b@d- TA=.he-
Thou1soa noticed Patr51u' position
and that he vas armed is Hot k-0Eu-
= I- Is reported that the room
iz EEle1 Patton Eas s-artins ~zs
DARK
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Gave Himself Up.

Patton left his home al once and
seat 20 Colilrzn. sro1=sd Deputy
saeriE o b Copley and gave hiussi.
~ telling the o5e=r what he had
done. Dc Is s-at=t a. the inquest that
Ehez placed EIder arrest Patton
showed that be had been drinking
oz- eTldsut-y very moderately Pat
tf1z ~as taEsz 20 DeB=que and there
turned over 10 an ozeer -ho brought
him 10 this city yesterday afternoon
OGaers and citizens sent 10 the
scene o. the tragedy ar ozce and took
charz= Of the dead body.
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A Harvest for the Bar,

To THE EDITOR OF THR SUS-Sir: Most
men In business above the grade Of clerks
are directors In one or more corporations.
Many corporations contribute to hospitals,
churches. the Salvation Army and other
so-oalled charitable objects not yielding
direct commercial returns to their stock
holders. Some corporations contribute to
political campaigns, especially when an issue
like that Of free silver or unlimited green
backs Is In question: but frequently without
special stimulus
An such contributions, In the clear white
light recently cast upon them. appear un-
lawful, alike for the River and recipient.
Should there not be a strict investigation to
disclose all corporate contributions to any
object whatever? And should not suits
be Instituted against all the city churches
and hospitals for an accounting TO secure
the return of all such sums2 Upon such an
accounting II seems clear that the directors
in the various eleemosynary Institutions
which may have accepted such gifts should
be prosecuted criminally az receivers of stolen
goods, and thus be punished with their CO.
criminals, the directors. In the donor corpora
tions.
1t may he objected that II WIN be dlf1oult
to procure Grand Juries ft TO consider such
cases, most of the Grand Jury timber
being itself subject to attack; but a trivial
matter like this should not delay the car Of
Justice. Why not import farmers from UP
the Stater
To one hard worked and III remunerated
profession, that Of the lawyers, the imme-
date future looks rosy. Let the good work
go oni BRIBFLEss.
NEW YORK. March 20.
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shameless Absolutism.

We observe that a President OF the
United States, in an official document,
has referred to the diplomatic relations
of the United States with a certain for
eien Government al il they were con-
Quoted by himself Individually and
almost as if they concerned himself az
o sovereign:
" Between the Executive OF tho United States
and the Government OF the United Netherlands but
little intercourse has taken place during the last
year"
Those who are on the watch for the first
symptoms Of usurpation, for the primary
indications Of the spirit Of monarohical
institutions, for the insolent tone OF
proprietorship, will notice with appre-
hension that this President, probably
for the first time in our history, speaks
Of intercourse not between the Govern
ment Of the United States and the Gov
eminent of the United Netherlands, but
between himself, the Executive, and that
foreign Government.
The Government of the United States
lie absolutely ignored in the form OF
ph~raseology here employed by Presi-
dent GEORGE WASHINGTON in a COM
munication addressed to the Congress
on February %, 1905, n hundred and
eleven years ago last month.