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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
THIRTY CANDIDATES
FOR GODDARD TEAM
Football Representatives Are Light This
Year, but Have Had Considerable
Experience.

There are thirty candidates for the
Goddard foot ball team this fall. but
most Of the boys are light. They have
had considerable experience, however,
which should help out the team. Only
three Of last falls team are back. The
captain " Stanley II. Berry and the
manager Is Arthur N. Mcdonald. The
schedule is as follows, the first game
being played Saturday;
September %. Montpelier high school
at Barre.
September 70, university of Vermont
at Burlington.
October 2, Burlington high school AZ
barre
October 10, St. Michaers college al
Burlington
October Is, Montpelier seminary al
Barre.
October Is, Brigham academy Al
Barre
October %, 81. Johnsbury academy
at So Johnsbnfy
October ~, Burlington higl school at
Burlington.
October IS, St. Jobnsbury academy
at Barre
October 2r, Montpelier seminary at
Montpelier
November Z, st. Michael's college at
Barre.
Second game with Montpelier high
school j. not settled yet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
HONOR HEROES MEMORY.
Memorial to Revolutionary Soldiers Ded-
icated at Waits6eId.

Waitsfield, Sept. 17.--A monument to
the revolutionary soldiers buried iii
Waitsfeld the gift of their descendants
and few others, Was dedicated on
Saturday. A flint bowlder. weighing
10 tons, was selected, moved TO the
village cemetery and placed on cement
foundation on the lawn in front of the
burial ground. 10 this bowlder has
been attached bronze tablet. SO by
"a inches bearing the following in-
scription.
In Memory Of the Soldiers Of the
American Revolution Who Lie Buried
Within the borders Of This Town. Gen.
Benjamin Wait, Samuel Barnard. Gains
Hitchcock, Beriah sherman. Abiiah
Brown, yoseph Joslin. Amasa skinner
Nathaniel Brown, Jesse Mix. Jared skin.
ncr, Doud Bushnell, William Newconb
Salah Smith, Moses Chase Joseph o.
good, Elias Taylor, Caleb Cotton. Jona-
than Palmer Daniel TAYLOR. Thomas
Green. Bissell Phelps, Ezra Wait. Jo-
seph Hamilton, Samuel Pike Iednfhan
Wait, Ezekiel Hawlev, Phineas Rider.
William Wait. John Heat0n, Salma Rid
er, John Wells. Erected 1906.
Matt h. Jones, Of Newton Center
Mass, a native Of Waitsfeld, delivered
an address covering the military record
of the men whose names appear on the
tablet, and giving much new data re-
garding General Wait, the first settler
of the town and ono Of tho prominent
men Of Vermont during the revolution
airy period.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
Four Yeggmen BLOW Up
a Safe
FIRST BOUND WATCHMAN
Put in So Much Dynamite That Office
Of Street Railroad Was Partially
Ruined--A Murder Saturday
Night.

Lynn, Mass, Sept. IT, -Four yegg
men bound George Fabyan, night watch
man, to d snow-plow n the car barn Of
the Boston and Northern railway at
Lower Swanpscott at 3 o'clock and blew
open the safe. The charge of dynamite
was SO large that the Office and the
front Of the building were wrecked, and
the money Was scattered over the place
There was $500 in the safe. The thieves
got away with what they did not de-
|srroy. Fabyan was found and released
by milkman az five o'clock this morn
ing. There is no clue yet to the per-
petrators Of the deed
The Lynn police have another mystery
en- their hands ii the death Of Albert
n Quinton, carpenter, aged Az years,
of Boston, who was found in dying
condition in dark spot in front Of the
building at - Bnffum street, this city.
shortly before midnight Saturday night,
with the pockets Of his clothing ran
sacked. There was every indication that
he had been assaulted and robbed. He
died while being taken to the Lynn hos
pital in The police ambulance.
According to the report of Medical
Examiner Dr. Joseph G. Pinkham, 70
IseputY Chief Of Police Bartlett, the man
was murdered by receiving a blow on
his head He had received $3.50
fol his weeks wages from John A.
swain, 67 State street. Saturday after
noon, but when found there was not a
cent OF money in bis clothing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
CABOT

VI. D Wells and wife returned Friday
nom week in the southern part Of the
state with the governor and staff.
= 4 Woodland went Friday 70 Barton
fair
Lafayette Myers brother Bowman,
ana family of plattsbnrg, n. y, are
visiting him.
Geo. Harvey Of Philadelphia arrived
acre Friday and is at his farm.
Lawrence Foster md wife have return
cd from their Wedding trip and are stop.
ping for the present AZ his fathers, Chaa.
Foster.
Md Bates Of Montpelier, who has been
visiting at Fred Nlarsh's for ten days,
returned home saturday.
Julia Heath was taken home from
Imre last week SICK with typhoid fever.
Mrs &. H. titlcy Is sick with typhoid
fever Miss Henry 4 trained nurse from
Care. il TAX ne care of her.
Joseph MURPHY and wife Of Hardwick
Mas herr SUNDAY calling on r D. BAN
fll and wife
Earl Rogers went 70 Dartmouth col.
lage MONDAY TO commence his second
year III school there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
CELEBRATE THEIR INDEPENDENCE
Mexicans Had a Great Day With Civic
Parade.

Mexico City, Mex, Sept. II Mexicos
natioanl holiday, in celebration Of the
anniversary Of its independence was OBJ
served enthusiastically in the capital
yesterday.
The grand civic parade was three
hours in passing the stand, whence it
was reviewed by President Diaz, Vice
President Corral, members of the sem
ate and chamber Of deputies. the dipIo-
matte corps and prominent citizens.
AIT San Luis Potosi, one Of the speak
ers spoke Of the binding friendship cx-
isting between Mexico and the United
States Thousands Of people burst out
mighty roar of 'Vivasip for Presi-
dents Roosevelt and Diaz. The demon
stration was perhaps the first in the
history Of the country made in favor
Of foreign president
Tranquility prevailed at all of the
cities where celebrations occurred, ac-
cording to reports received here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
100000 CANS OF CORN.
Were Put Up at the Demerritt & Palmer
Factory.

Randolph. Sept l1 Tie Demerritt a.
Palmer packing company's corn canning
factory, which has been running for the
past two weeks. closed for .the season
Saturday night. The factory in ten
days running time handled the product
Of I75 acres oi some Of the finest sweet
corn ever raised III Vermont The total
output of cans II corn viii amount 10
over 100000, the greatest number Of
cans put up in one day being $4,000.
and the daily average being about 25,000
cans. During the season 30 hands were
employed in the factory and from as
q Is men, women and children IN the
adjoining hnslsing shed. The proprietors
have not figured the exact amount of
corn taken at the factory. but estimate
between $50 and 500 tons, or an average
OF over three tons per acre fof the
farmer. There IS yet 4 considerable
amount Of work to be done at the fac
tory. and X will take some little time
to label 100000 cans Of corn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
SHUT OFF ALARM
WITHOUT KNOWING IT
Assistant Clarence Whittier Of Mont
pelier Fire Department was Tink-
ering With System When Box
121 Was Rung in.

c. S Whittier, first assistant Of the
Montpelier Are department. was tinker
ING with The fire alarm system Of Mont.
pelier yesterday afternoon when an
alarm from box i2i was riing in.
Thinking that the alarm was due 60 bis
interference in some way. Mr.. Whittier
Immediately shut It off and told the
fremen who assembled That it was u
false alarm. The horses were hitched
70 the apparatus, but did not leave the
fire station
Meanwhile the neighbors Of Mrs. Ellen
Conley of &c Mortified street were hay-
ing trouble with blaze on the roof
Of her house. The chimney burning out
set fire to the shingles of the roof. When
the fire apparatus did not respond to
the alarm from box f2I when the alarm
was rung, they got two ladders and with
pals Of water cxtinguished the blaze
on the roof. The total damage was
not over 81
Later Mr.. Whittier and the fremen
learned that there had been real FIRE
alarm and that the assistant engineer
had choked Il Of while be was tinker
ing with tho system.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
Is WOUNDS
IN HIS BODY
Lionel Culver Of Stowe Victim
Of CarIessneSS
PULLED GUN To HIMSELF
In His Haste to Get Gun from Beneath
d Falling Tree, He Drew il, Muz-
zle Foremost Will Re-
cover.

Stowe, Sept. IN. Lionel, the 15.vear-
old son Of Daniel Culver Of Nebraska Y
was accidentally shot Saturday, receiy
ing a charge Of is shot IN bis left side.
1t was at first thought he was fatally
Wounded but yesterday the physicians
said recovery was probable
Young Culver was helping his father
fen tree, which fell across gun he
had taken into tile woods with him.
HE boy went 10 pull the gun from
beneath the tree with the muzzle point
ed towards him. The gun was discharg-
cd and the shot tore through his left
hand. laeerating il terribly, and then
passed into hfs left side.
Doctors Brown and Morgan were SUM
moned and found one of the shot %
near the heart that they thought the
boy could not recover. His condition
yesterday, however was such that they
think recovery probable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
Report That Ray Mullen Is
Not Insane
BUT ACTS PECULIARLY
He VIII Have His Trial in County Court
Next Week on Charge Of Murder
ing Fred Batchelder in
Barre.

States Attorney s. Hollister jackson
was Id Montpelier today III conference
with Attorney General Clark q. Fits
of Brattleboro over the case Of Ray
Mullen, who is charged with murder in
connection with the case of Fred Batch
elder, who died from arsenical poisoning
in this city several months ago. They
will spend 4 day or more in preparation
Of the case. which comes UP for trial
at the present term Of Washington coun-
TN court, being set for next Monday.
The law creating the Office of attorney
general states that that official shall
assist states attorneys in the prosecll-
tion Of murder cases This Is the only
murder case that the attorney general
has on his books.
Mullen, who will be defended by NJ.
NJ. Gordon Of this city, and w. a. Lord
Of Montpelier, is now in the state insane
asylum at Waterbury, where he has
been undergoing observation to deter.
mine his sanity. The report on the
mans mental condition II said To be
ready 1t II rtlmOred that Mullen ii
not insane. but that he has peculiar
mental situations which tend to a con-
dition Of insanity. The report will not,
of course, be made public until it is
presented to the court
Mullen and Batchelder were roomers
lii the same house. the former having
been recent arrival III Barre and being
registered a. nurse Batchelder was
a plumber, being employed at the store
Of G NJ. Averill & Go. When Batchel
der was taken violently i'll, Mullen vol
unteered to the doctors to act as nurse.
As be had already assumed that work,
lie was allowed To care for the sick
man. Batchelder's death occurred two
days after be was taken sick. and
short time later Mullen was arrested
on suspicion A preliminary report from
the state laboratory at Burlington dis
closed the fact that arsenic was found
III the stomach.
When Washington county c0urt adj
iourned Saturday noon, the defense was
putting IN evidence in the AIckinstry vs..
Collins case. This case has been on trial
ten days. and II Is thought it win occu-
py the time Of the court all Of this
week Judge Powers still has under
consideration the motion argued before
him Friday afternoon to re-enter and
bring forward the case Of Eleanor Fletch
er Bishop Nicholas against the estate
Of Caira Il. Nicholas to recover $4,000
alleged due on certain notes. This case
was entered last May as dismissed and
it is argued this was irregular and IL
legal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
MRS. Al. o. BUCKLEY.
Died at Her Home in Montpelier Last
Evening.

After an illness extending over some
months, Mrs. A. @. Buckley sank quiet.
" to rest last evening AZ her home on
Downing street, Montpelier. The de-
ceased lady was most widely known and
highly esteemed for her many estima-
bic characteristics, and her demise Isl
deeply lamented. Mrs. Buckley was for
meffy Katie Casey, and was 26 years
and 9 months old Mrs. Buckley en-
ioyed excellent health until last April,
when She attacked with lung trouble
and although everything possible was
done To overcome this trouble, ii was
without success. She leaves to mourn
her loss a husband and three small
children, one brother, 7 J. Casey. The
funeral arrangements are not complete.
Mrs Buckley is niece Of 7. j. Denning
Of this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
New fall coats AZ Peny's.

New fall coats at Peuys,
Got the pattern that Is reliable, stan
ard" at Perry's store
Mrs. Lizzie Donald, who was found
unconscious in East Montpelier last Fri.
day morning and who has been cared
for at tile home Of T. g. Maker, was
brought to her fathers home yesterday.
she II considerably improved, although
still weak. Mrs Donald was given very
good care at the home o. Mr. Maker
S. J. Segel & Go. are now open for
business. They opened their new cloth
ing store on Depot square Saturday
morning with 4 large attendance Of
customers. They need no Introduction
ii thc public of this city and vicinity,
ID they have been engaged here n che
clothing trade Sor the past twenty years
and have an acquaintance in this sec
tion and are known for their square
and fair dealings with one aud alt They
will be plesed 70 soc their old friends
and many new ones AZ their new place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
GRoroN.

W .. Tadd arrived III town Friday.
Miss May HonQh returned 10 White
River Junction Wednesday
George Hatch Of Newhury was in
town Friday.
/ M Kicker went TO Lowell, Mass,
Monday returning Tuesday.
W. II. Taylor Of llardwiek, county cx.
amincr Of teachers, was on town Tues.
day
Miss Sadie Plummer has gone to lis
bon, n. H., where she has a position Il.
teacher in the graded school.
Judge J. K. Mcl.am and Warren
Bowen Of Iopshan were in town one
day last week.
Miss Marion Blanchard went Wednes
day to Hillshore n. H. to visit her sis.
ter, Mrs. D. F. Gordon.
Mrs. Curtis baldwin Of Piainheld. who
has been visiting Mrs. George Mills, left
last week for East Corinth to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Dow
Several from this place attended tlc
Barton fair, among them being Mr.. and
Nls. ]. O. Kicker, Mr.. and Mrs George
Il Payne and son, Harold, and r. D.
Sherry.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Frost Of l-aconia
n. H., are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs C r, Ford and other relatives ID
town.
MI and Mrs George Darling after
spending several weeks with relatives ii
town, have returned TO their home ir
New York
j. H. Darling moved his family Satm.
dry 20 the place recently purchased d
Charles Welch. NJ Wech moved to th,
W., WI Mills house vacated bs MI. Darl
| ina.
Rev u ". lewis, presiding elder oc
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist
chruch Sunday
The Embroidery Circle will meet o.
Tuesday afternoon az n. Of +. hall. Hot
supper served at six o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
QUALIFYING ROUND.
Played for Championship Of Montpelier
Country Club.

The qualifying round Tor tie golf
championship at the Montpelier Country
club was played Saturday afternoon, the
lowest eight gross scores for lS holes to
quality. ". d. Field, 1 lS Putnam, II.
ls Leslie, b. j. Bailey, r. Al Iiowland,
G. Il. Kingsbury, G. Il. Lowe and A. A.
I.eineman qualified. In the drawing for
position it was decided that Field will
IIay Leslie l<ngsbury win play Lowe,
Hailey will play Rowland and Putnam
VII play Heineman. I'hc first round
IN to be played before next Wednesday
night, the semi iinas by Friday night
night, the semi-iinals by Friday night
~ This contest will be for an elegant
trophy on which will be inscribed the
winners name If lie can pet his name
thereon for three successive Years the
cup Il To be hi private property.
The weekly handicap Saturday after
noon Was Won hv C NJ. Haaton, with
a net score 81 80 for . holes with Good
enough and Heineman tied for second
llace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.
A Prominent Produce Merchant Of
Brooklyn in Trouble.

New York, sept. III. Frederick E.
Rosebrook, a welI-to-do produce mcr-
chant Of Brooklyn, was placed under
arrest there yesterday BY the police
on charges Of grand larceny preferred
by C A. Martin and the First national
bank Of Winfield, Kan. ri Ii alleged
that Rosebrook, having some time ago
launched the ]. p. Baden produce COM
pany Of Kansas and become its presi-
dent, issued q statement last january
TO the effect that the concern had funds
amounting to $4,000 to its credit,
but that upon investigation BY stock
holders, 1t WAS discovered last June that
the amount was but 100000. Rosebrook
says that the alleged discrepancy in
the coynpany's finances Is due entirely
to misrepresentation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
OFFICERS ELECTED AT
S. S. CONVENTION
H. G. Woodruff Of Barre Chosen Presi-
dent--Place Of Next Convention
Left With the Executive
ros.n,ittee
committee.

The officers elected Saturday at the
annual convention Of the Washington
county Sunday school association, held
at East Barre, are as follows:
President, II. q. Woodruff Of Barre.
Vice president, the Rex. J. b. Sargent
OF Nol{hheld
Secretary, Miss Mabel Winch Of
Barre.
Treasurer, D. B. Dwinell of East
Calais.
Home department superintendent. X.
A. Babbitt Of Montpelier; elementary
superintendent, Mrs. ] b. Darling Of
Barre; teacher training superintendent,
tie Rev. Robert Clark Of Warren: state
director. Or. o. g. stickney Of Barre.
The place for holding the next annual
meeting was left with the executive
committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
OFFERED JUDGESHIP,
MAY NOT ACCEPT
Charles H. Robb Of Brattleboro Can
Have Place in Court Of Appeals
in District of Columbia.

Washington, D. G., Sept. IL Presi-
dent Roosevelt has offered Asst. Atty
Cen Charles II. Robb, whose home Is at
rlattleboro. va, place in the court al
appeals Of the District Of Columbia The
vacauey was recently created BY the
resignation Of Charles II. Duell OF New
York. The iudgeship is for life and pays
81 600 a year. At present MIR. Robh Is
net disposed to accept the offer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
GEORGIA ABSC0NDER
ARRESTED IN PITTSBURG
Is Said to Have Defaulted to Amount Of
100000 Three Banks
Were Hit

Augusta, Ca, Sept. IL Thomas Alex.
ander, head OF the largest cotton firm in
Augusta, who two months ago disap-
peared after having defaulted for a sum
100000, has been ar
rested By i detective agency in Pitts
burg, PA. and has agreed to come back
to Augusta without requisition papers
Among the losers are three Of the
principal banks Of Augusta, the largest
being the Georgia Railroad bank, which
Alexander owed about 100000. That
concern offered a reward of $500 for his
nrrest in the United States o. $1,000 If
III Il foreign country and
brought back to the United States. The
hank officials have been notified Of the
arrest and detective OF the police force
has gone to Pittsburg for the prisoner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
GAINS TN BURLINGTON
Real Estate Appraisal Materially Larger
Than in 1902.

Burlington, Sept. 17.-The hoard Of
assessors, consisting of Il. @. Beauprc,
Van a, Nye and p. II. corley, completed
the qnadrcnnial appraisal of The real es-
tate In Burlington saturday, having
been at work all summer Every piece
Of real estate has been personally IN
spected and aggrieved taxpayers were
given an opportunity 10 be heard. There
were, however but few objections,
The result Of this years work AZ filed
shows tho total appraisal Of real estate
TO be Sl0,S20,OS5. The total exemp-
tions are $336,4OO. This leaves total
valuation which win be assessed for
taxes of $1O502,5 ,5S5.
The quadrennial appraisal Of 1902
was S9,123, 1876, and the gain in four
years is, therefore, Sl,379,410. This
~ much larger gain than III the aps
praisal Of 1902 over that of 1898, when
it was only $6i5,sS2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
@THE BOY BROKER" DEAD.
Threw Himself Under Wheels Of Trol.
ley Car--Mind Unbalanced.

New York, Sept II. Charles A. vii.
son, aged % years, known as tthe boy
broker" and said to have made for
tune as a curb broker in Wall Street,
threw himself under the wheels of troll
ley car att Fort Zee, N. II, Saturday
night receiving injuries from which he
died soon afterward. The body was iden-
t:fed yesterday. Wilson but recently
recovered from an attack Of typhoid
fever and the suicide is believed to have
been due to an unbalanced mind.
Several years ago Wilson surprised
Vail street By his youthful speculations
which were reported to have resulted nj
large profits. Subsequent investments
proved unsuccessful and he abandoned
the curb for responsible position with
business house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
GOES TO COSTA RIGA.
I, II. Jordan Of Central Vermont Joins
Supt. Mulley.

ST. Alhans, Sept ~ II. II. Jordan,
erecting foreman for the Central Ncr.
mont railway az the shops IN this city.
has severed lis connection and left yes
teTday morning for Costa Rica. where
he has accepted the position as general
foreman IN the shops OF the Northern
railway TO Costa Rica. with headquar.
ters at st. lose. Thursday evening his
fellow workmen presented him with a
SIS diamond ring, which shows the high
esteem they held him. The presentation
was made by II. b. Farr and Mr.. Jor.
don responded in few we'll spoken
words bis appreciation Of their Kindness
and his regret upon leaving the many
friends that he had gained during hfs
staying in st Adams. Mr. Jordon came
to this city from Scranton, Pa. which
is his home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
PROVISIONS SENT FISHERS.
II Vessels Driven Ashore in the Strait
Of Belle Isle.

ST. Johns, N. r.. sept. IL. The GOV
ernment yesterday despatched the cruis-
er Fiona with provisions and other sup
plies for the fishermen who were ship.
wrecked in the strait Of Belle Isle dur
ing Friday nights gale and later sought
temporary refuge with the keeper OF
the light house on Belle Isle.
In All eleven fishing vessels returning
her from Labrador with the seasons
catch, were driven ashore and the 140
men. women aud children aboard barely
escaped with their lives. The smaeks
with their cargoes arc total losses.
The Fiona will bring the fishermen
here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
FELL OFF ELECTRIC CAR.
Unknown Man Was Rendeed Uneonsci-
Gus BY FAN.

A passenger on an electric car fell
from the car near the carbarn last even
inc and was rendered unconscious he
WAS placed aboard the car again and by
the time this city was reached he had
revived sufficiently so that he could be
taken home BY his companions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
PRESENTED A GOLD RING.
supt. Andrus Remembered by Emrjoyes
of Street Railroad.

The third ANIMAL banquet Of the enl-
pIoyes Of The Barre and Montpelier
street railroad was held saturday night
al the carbarn. Because Of tho coldness
ci the weather the spread was held in.
side the barn, but there was just as
lruch enjoyment After the feast OF
things had disappeared John Docherty,
president Of the union, presented 10 Su
perintendent Fred II Andfus 40 initial
gold ring Supt Andrns replied feeling
N and the party broke UP with the sing
ing Of Auld Lang Sync. These annual
hanqnets are looked forward to with
ercat pleasure BY the car men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-17
SUES MAJOR DWYER
FOR A DIVORCE
Commander Of Second Battalion, Yer
mont National Guard, Is Accused
Of Refusal to Support and
IntoIerahle Severity.
Commander of

Rutland, Sept mi Lillian q. Dwyer
Of this city has brought suit in Rutland
county eoart against Maj. Il, Edward
i,wyer, commander Of the second battal.
ion, Vermont National guard, for divorce
on the grounds Of refusal u support and
intolerable severity NO appearance for
the defcnse D fight the ease has yet been
entered With the county clerk. 1T il
probable that the ease win be tried at
the present term Of court. Mai. and Mrs.
Dwyer were married, December 9, 1898.
They have two daughters.