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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Miss Lizzie May White is assisting
in the Office at H. J. Smiths market.
The Good win Temple win meet in
the N. OF G. hail tomorrow afternoon
4 O'Clock
MIR. and Mrs. Roland Davie returned
this morning from their wedding trip
TO Montreal.
Wanted at once, six iirst-class stone
cutters and one carver or letterer at
Becl. & Beck's.
Among the arrivals at the City motel
today were D. II. Mccormack. Boston;
G i. Waterman Washington; G. Brown,
Washington; John Aitken, Newport Q.
T. Hawcs, Boston; Osett Sowles, Bur
liugton; II. y. Greene, Boston; a. M.
l,,icklin, Canaan, ~ H.; G. j. Andrews,
Philadelphia. II. A. Young, Boston j.
NJ. buchanan. Marion, Ind; Otis Little,
Boston3 II, M rillard, n. ~; a. Al.
Hupt, Boston; n. A. Lame, Springfield.
Church of the Good shepherd There
will be box social tonight in the yestry
OF the church at $3.50 o'clock, given un-
der the auspices of The Young People
church club. All the Indies arc expected
10 utIH4 DDNtS NoNlutu WIN lhucn iVi
tMo people. MI arc invited. The reg
ular monthly meeting Of the Guild Of
the Good shepherd will be held III the
church ut 5 O'Clock There viii be d
joint meeting Of the Guild ana enter
tainmeat committee at tho church at
Ssl5 o'clock
AIR. and Mrs Joe Woickeiman, Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Ie-perance and Edward
Blondin have returned from 81. Albans,
where they went 70 attend the funeral
OF Freddie Blondn, which was held on
Sunday afternoon ~ Two o'clock. The
intermeMt was IN Mount Calvary celne-
terry ut st. Albma Among the many
beautiful floral tributes 81 tie funeral
were Il pillow rose aid carnations from
the fanitys roses md carnations, broth.
rrand sister carnations and sweet peas,
l.eyie Person, St Albana carnations.
AIrs. q &. Carpenter and Mrs Paddle
ford. Rarre. Mr.. Goldsbury. Barre Mrs,
Slarkev and son. Barre ieachcr and
sclolar's ia ficadies room; Mr. Hughes
and air. Nebaton. Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
MUCH LOSS IN sToDDARD.
Two Buildings Demolished and 4 Man
Fatally Hurt--W

Lacross, Wis, June 7.---0ne man was
fatally injured and five others severely
hurt BY d tornado which swept the vii
lagc Of Stoddard, Wis, last night Ten
buildings we're demolished and much
other damage done.
The hurricane centered apparently one
and one half miles east Of Stoddard. II
passed up Coon valley and Mormon Cou-
lee, striking Stoddard and Brinkham
most heavily. Considerable damage was
also done at Leon, Wis.
In Lacross there was considerable
damage done.
lNashouts are reported ON the rail
roads in this vicinity.
A bridge on the Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy road near Stoddard was car
ried out and Burlington passenger
train, carrying 200 passengers. was flag
gcd at the brink Of the gap BY i farmer
named Miller
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
ASK FOR RESTORATION.
Fall River Textile Workers Vote to
Make Demand.

Fall River, Mass, June THE Weav-
ers', Mule Spinners', SIasher Tenders
and Cardegs' unions az special meetings
last night voted TO endorse the action
of the textile council in requesting a
restoration of the 12i5 per cent red,ic.
tion IN wages which was made in the
cotton mills Of the Fall River Manu-.
factrers association op Iuly %, 1oat.
TIE Alne Shianets union theonlsaae
s. same q 'iasF for Tie pfopospl iestora-
lion, recommended Chat tie council ask
tue mill owners TO advance wages on
Mondag luly q The vote at all the
meetings last rizht was unanimous.
Tuesday NIGHT tile Loom FiSers union
VOTED il favor ot restoration, and to-
slight special meeting Of the textile
council win be held to act on the recon-
meniations made by the various unions
IT is thought that the council will ask
the manufacturers to restore the 1904
cut some time next month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
MANY ENTRIES MADE.
Large Number Of Hose Racing Teams
Will Go to Burlington the 29th.

Burlington, june Z The committee
who have In charge the matter Of the
Vermont State Eiremen's tournament
in Burlington on hinc 10. the second
day Of the carnival, have been in corr
respondence with the companies III the
state who have running teams and a
large number have signihed their in
tcntian Of coming here. The following
companies win be represented; Stevens
Hose and Lafayette Hose Of Winooskis
Rattell Hose and Volunteer Hose Of
Middlebury; Volunteer Hose Of Ner-
;gennes; STARK Hose Of Bennington;
Knights Hose of Ticonderoga n. Y.;
Sherman Hose of Port Henry NJ a..
and team from West Rutland. II is
also expected that teams viii come from
ST. AIbans. Barre, Enosburg Falls,
Plattsburg, n. VI, and Keeseville, NJ NJ.
These teams will all participate IN
the grand parade in the morning. The
races viii be held in the afternoon on st.
Paul street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY VERMONT UNION
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Convention Is Being Held Today
in Burlington.

Burlington, June The Eighteenth
annual meeting Of the Woman's Homo
Missionary Union OF Vermont held d
convention In the First Church here to-
day. There We're 300 present with Mrs.
Rebecca z. Fairbanks of st. Iohnsbury,
presiding. The secretary reported 12l
auxiliarics with 1890 members and
five new ones this year, AZ Waterbury,
East Dorset, Lowell, Colchester and
Bridport. The receipts Of the year were
s5,sls.ss; expenditures and bene-
yolcnecs, etc, s5,653.l2. Papers were
read by Mrs, George S. Mills Of Hen
niHgton, Mrs. fs.eE Cansield of .scadeiny
$. D., Miss Auman and others. The
convention closes tonight with addresses
BY Rev. +. 5. Tead and Rev. /. u. Eme-
rich Of Boston.
Officers elected were as follows: Hon
orary president, Mrs. j. Il. Swift OF Or.
well; president, Mrs. Rebccca p. Fair.
banks of st. Johpbury; vice president
Mrs. Edward G. 0sgood OF Bellows Falls
recording secretary, Mrs. Evan Thomas
|of Essex Junction: corresponding seere-
tary, Mrs w. j. Van Patten Of Burling-
ton; secretary Of Young peoples work
Miss Mary Drew Of Waterbury; sccre-
tary of junior work, Mrs. Robert Mac,
kinnon OF st. Johnsbury; treasurer
Mrs. Chas. H. Thompson Of Brattleboro;
assistant, Miss Ellen l.. Ware of Brat
tleboro; auditor, Rev. III. r. Miles oil
Brattleboro; field secretary, Miss Thco-
dora Auman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
SMELL BOUND OVER
ON POISONING CHARGE
Woodbury. Centre Man Ordered 70 Stand
Trial for Alleged Killing Of G.
a. Watson's Cattle Last
Month.

States Attorney s. Holiisier Jackson
aud Judge Ailand q. Fay of this place
were in Woodbury. Center yesterday,
holding a hearing in the case OF William
Shell Of that place. who is charged with
poisoning some cattle belonging TO G. A,
Watson of that place.
Tile evidence put on BY the state
showed that on Tuesday night, May
2lst, Watson's hired man went to his
pasture to get the cattle and he found
two cows dead and three others dying.
Paris green was found scattered about
on the grass in a spot. where the cattle
gathered toward evening. The poison
was also found on the noses Of some
8of the COWS and later it WIS found in
the stomach of the dead animals. The
evidence further tended to show that
the respondent had been in the pasture
Just prior to the poisoning that there
was bad feeling between the respondent
and Watson and that Smell had threat
cned to get even with Watson.
The accused man, Smell, did not put
ia any evidence and when the state
rested the court bound the respondent
over to the September term Of county
court. Bail was fixed at $500 and WIS
furnished by Ryle brennan, G, n. Dana
and two others.s A feature Of the case
was the fact that nearly all the synl-
.pathy Of the townspeople il for the re-
spondent
Judge Fay Of this city acted as justice
on account or the fact that g. "A. Watson
il the Woodbury. justice, but he being
a witness was disqualified from acting
as such. Benjamin Gates Of Montpelier
represented Smell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
CONFESSED. KILLS HIMSELF.
springvc. Il. r., Murderer Is Decap-
itated.

Buiaie, II ", June 5.--Itmted and
almost starved, Martin Haber, the al
legged murderer of Frederick Perciyal OF
Spriagyille, last night committed suicide
BY lying upon the Lackawaiina railroad
track near The city line and allowing
freight tram to crush him to death.
Huber was dceapitated His head was
fonad lc.wecn the rails and the body
in the ditch beside the track.
Hahcf qunrreled with percval 10 a
saloon at Springvillc early Thursday
morning lleicft the piaee and toiir
later waylaid pp;ciyal svF nasT
shooting thefeYipv4 IA X 4. ,,s.liid
ing the latag
In Halers pocket was found note
scribbled On a piece OF coarse paper IN
which he said he killed Perciyal and
that he wa going to Niagara Fails to
commit suicide. Lack Of funds with
which to buy ticket and fear Of cx-
posing himself to arrest apparently pre-
vented him from carrying ont biz IN
tention OF ending his life at tile falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
EASTERN STAR ORDER
CLOSES CONVENTION
Decides to Hold Next Session in Burling-
ton-0fficers Elected Yesterday
Afternoon and Installed in
Evening.

Enosbure Falls. June III The 3ith
annual convoeation OF the Grand Chap
ter of Vermont, Order Of the Eastern
star, closed last night with the installa.
tion OF the nhply elected officers 10
meet next year in Burlington. An at
tempt was made 20 make that city the
permanent meeting place of the grand
chapter, but il was unsuccessful. 1t was
voted however, 70 meet there next year.
The installing officers were Past Grand
Nation Olive J. Stowell Of Putney and
Grand Marshall Mrs. G, NJ Pettee of
Brattleboro The officers elected in the
afternoon and installed in the evening
were:
Carlos Storrs Of Newport, grand pa.
tron; Mrs. William n Chase Of East
Fletcher, grand matron; Dr. George II.
Gorbam oil Bellows Falls. associate
grand patron; Mrs. Jessie L. Bigwood
of Winooski. associate grand matron
II. L. Stillson Of Bennington, grand sec
retary; Miss Eta A.. Fairman of Wind
sor, grand treasurer; Mrs George +.
Leland Of Springfield, grand conduct
.ress; Mrs. Christina Borland Of st.
.Iohnsbury. associate grand condurtress; I;
Mrs. II. l.. Stillson OF Bennington. grand
warden; Rev. p. A. Smith Of Morris
vile. grand chaplain; Mrs. Ella w
Weeks Of st. Johnshiny, grand narshni {
Airs Ruby G. Hawlcy Of Rithford. grand
lecturer; Frank T.. Haywood of Min0oski,
grand sentinel; Mabel H. Gleason OF
Rutland, grand Adah; Mrs. Abbie War
rem Of Stowe. grand Ruth; Mrs. Kittie
Eyerbetl Of Putuey, grand Electa; Mrs.
r. Il. Pettee Of Brattleboro. committee
on foreign correspondence.
The afternoon session was opened
with memorial exercises conducted BY
Martha Washington chapter This was
followed by a business session and elec.
>tion Of officers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
FATHER AND SON
WERE BOTH DROWNED
Matthew Morgan Went to Rescue Young
Son and Latter Was the Cause
Of a Double Acci-
dent.

Rutland. June ~. Matthew Morgan OF
Fair Haven, aged 50 years, and bis M
year-old son, We're drowned In Lake
Bomoseen yesterday afternoon. by the
oyerturning OF their boat, while The
father was trying to rescue the boy,
who had fallen overheard while fishing.
The father apparently was dragged
down by his panic stricken son whose
arms were found to be claspcd tightly
about the mans neck when they were
brought TO the surface by divers about
half an hour later.
The accident occurred about four
o'clock and was discovered by HAROLD
Wood. who was some distance away in his
launch and who thought at first that the
occupants were in swimming. he ran
down the lake and up TO the little craft.
which he found capsized, and hastened
70 HydeviIle and announced his dis.
coyery.
William Minogne, Edward Delahanty
and George IIutehins dove for the
bodies, bringing them up together, after
IL minutes work. Morgan was shoe
maker by trade. He leaves widow,
three sons, Michael. Matthew A. and
John, and daughter, Rosina Morgan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
FIERCE TORNADO
SWEPT NORTHWEST
Buildings Destroyed in Wisconsin and
Some Loss Of Life Is Re-
ported.

st. Paul, Mimi, June s.A special
from North Branch, AIinn, last night
said:
a tornado passed about oncrhalf mile
east Of here tonight, doing heavy dam
age to farm buildings. 1t is feared that
several lives are. lost. The storm Is
known to hive destroyed three farm
houses near the town. Mrs. Myriam
and Benjamin Lagoo were injured.
Physicians are following the tornado,
The village Of Wyoming was In the path
of the storm. The home Of Mr.. Funk
at that place was destroyed and some
members Of the family were hurt.
AT Stacey, eight miles south Of here,
the following damage il reported:
q. q. Baxter, residence and barn gone;
Mrs. Baxter severely injured, one child
suffered leg broken, Swedish Lutheran
church destroyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
DENNY--HOUSToN.
Marriage Last Evening III St. Mary's
Church at Northteld.

Mortified. June 7.-The marriage Of
Miss Florence Belle. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. p. Houston, and Joseph Harold
Denny WAS solemnized last evening at
St. Aiarv's Episcopal church at eight
O'Clock, the Rev. Homer White of Ran
doiph performing the ceremony. The
bridesmaid was Miss Eva Houston, sis
ter Of the bride, the best man being DIR.
Harry NJ. Gokey The ushers were
Claude Roys and Irving G. Ellis OF
Northiield, James F. Higgins OF Barre
and Robert Phiney Of Middlebury. An
informal reception was held al the home
Of the brides parents on No, Main street
after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Den- are both very
popular young people among the North
field society, and are both natives OF
this village Mr.. Denny is the senior
member OF the firm OF Denny & Wash
burn. Tie happy couple left on the 2.45
train this morning for short wedding
trip to Montreal On their return they
viii reside at tile Joseph Denny resi-
dencc on Slate avenue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
Postmaster TeWkSbury Of
Newbury Center Dead
ONLY MERCHANT I'm TOWN
Nelson B. Tewkabury Left Considerable
Property and Had an Extensive
Business for Miles
Around. sg9

South Rycgate, June = Nelson d
Tewksbury, postmaster and the only
merchant Of Newbury Center, died yes
terday, and SO far as can be learned she
cause Of death was an overdose 81
laudanum. lie was veteran Of the
Civil war and was about Gs years 81
aye, Icing the son Of Jerry Tewksbury
lie was native Of Newbufy and com
snenced trade in the Center about 1868
He bad been postmaster ever since. In
politics he was Democrat. He was
well liked and for the past few years
had done an extensive business, running
an order team over about ten. miles oi
territory Some five years ago he rel
cciyed $4,000 from the estate Of sis
Ter who died in Waterloo. z. Q.
The deceased buried his wife about a
dozen years ago. One son, Algie, re-
sides in Haverhill. N. II. One sister,
Mrs. r. G. Long Of Newbury and i
brother, Stratton w. Of Haverhill, M
IT,, survive, also his aged mother who Il
upwards of % years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07

Church Wedding in St. Johnsbury Last
Night.

st, Johnsbury, June The first large
wedding To be solemnized iii Grace
Methodist church took place last cven-
ing, when Howard Earl Gowen Of Lynn,
Mass. was married TO Miss Blanche An
ita, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
us IL. Bagley.
The bride was daintily gowned in
white peau de cygne over white taiTeta,
and her veil was fastened with orange
blossoms. Sh carried bride roses. The
maid OF honor was Miss Edwina M.
Blodgett, cousin Of the bride. The
flower girl was little Miss Esther Frost.
The pastor, the Rev. j. NJ. Frost, used
the double ring ceremony. The best
man was I. Frank Marsh of Lynn and
the ushers Earl d. Evans and Ralph b.
Hooker, cousins of the bride, aud Roy
NJ Howard and Elmer +. Carr.
During the reception at the home Of
the bride the guests we're received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gown, Miss Blodgett and Mr.. Marsh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
Ordered to be Done on Low
er Merchant Street
ALSO ON SUMMER STREET
Assessments for Betterment VIII Be
Levied Against Abutters--Other
Business Done at Special
Ii Session. SSlESE

A special meeting OF the city council
was held last evening for the purpose
of deciding ON the snced and necessity.
Of making Merchant street from Main
to the foot Of the hill a permanent
street.
a resolution was adopted authorizing
the street commissioners to proceed to
lay permanent street on Il part af
Merchant and also on part OF SUM-
mer street, to construct the same and
TO assess betterments against the ablt
tersv1
A petition for an arc street light was
referred to the lighting committee to
investigate and report.
A petition for fire hydTant near
Smith street was referred to the water
committee to investigate and report.
The committee of the whole reported
in favor Of cobble gutter the full
length of Oswald street. a resolution
was adopted authorizing cobble gutter
on Oswald street and part Of Center
street, and the street committee instruct
ed to see that it is constructed.
Frank flaming was granted pool
table license.
The petition for surface sewer ON
Park street was withdrawn by VIM.
Gibson.
New Special Policeman.
The council adjourned and meeting
the nomination of Joseph A. Denno as
special policeman. Mr.. Demo was
unanimously confirmed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
BETWEEN QUINCY AND NEW YORK
Granite Cutters Headquarters Choice
to Be Voted on Again.

Another vote must be taken by the
various branches OF the granite cutters
union to settle the headquarters of the
organization as the last vote, counted
Tuesday, was not sufficiently pro-
nounced Quincy, Mass. led. with New
York second and Washington third. The
majority in favor Of the Quincy location
was not large enough TO make the vote
final one under the bylaws of the or
ganization. and new balloting has been
ordered for The week beginning June IL
to choose between Quincy and New York.
Under bylaws recently adopted the
selection Of headquarters at this elee-
ton will make the city chosen practi-
cally permanent headquarters. All
members who do not vote will be fined
2j cents. 1t is thought by granite ciIt-
tiers in Quincy that the workmen in
other New England places will cast
their votes for Quincy. Az the election
which just closed Boston and Milford
both had large votes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
TROUBLES WERE BuNcHED.
Boston's Rapid Transit Systems Were
Tied Up.

Boston, June Through the lmcon.
trollablc pranks Of the electric current
that supplies motive power for the ele-
waited railway trains. Thousands of per
sons were delayed in getting to theit
homes last evening at the close OF their
days work, three persons were slightly
injured, several fremen reeeiyd severe
shocks, hundreds ol people were badly
frightened and all transportation service
through the subway was shut of ioI
nearly two hours.
'rhe trouble occurred at the Boylston
street station Of the subway, under the
southeast corner Of Boston common. Two
Of the elevated roads power cables be
came short-ircliit& and an explosion
followed. The cables began to burn
and the subway quickly filed Will
smoke
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
OFF THE TRACK.
Freight Train on Central Vermont De-
rallied Today.

An extra freight north bound, over
the Central Vermont railroad, consist
ing Of about 40 freight ears, in charge Of
Conductor Burns ana Engineer Perkins.
left the track al point just north Of
Montpelier Junction, about 9.5j this
morning
The engine did not leave tile iron, but
every car went clear off the tracks. The
rails We're torn up for some distance.
No one was injured. a wreck train
from sc. Albans arrived as soon as pos
sible and the rails were laid temporarily
and traffic was resumed after delay
OF about three hours. No cause for tho
accident is known unless u car Jumped
- frog at switch the accident having
hnppcned at a point where several
switches are near together All these
switches We're demolished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
MRS. T. v. RUTLEDGE.
Death of Barre Woman at Stratford,
Ontario, Today.

Word was received in this city today
of the death at stratford, Ontario, of
Mrs. r. V. Rutledge Of this city, who
was taken to her former home last
April, suffering with heart trouble,
which was The cause Of her death. Mrs.
Rutledge was AZ years of age md leaves
her husband, employed in the Central
Vermont yard in this city, and ono
daughter. Mary, who is teacher Of music
in 81. Mary's academy 10 Burlington.
The funeral viii be held from the house
iii Stratford on Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
ANDREW BUzzINI.
One Of Best Known Italian Residents
Died Yesterday.

Andrew Buzzini. one Of the best
known Of the Italian residents of this
city, died yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock, after an illness of about two
and one-hnlf years with tuberculosis.
During the past two months he has
been confined TO his bed all the time Mr..
Buszini was 36 years OF age and has
been in this city about nine years He
leaves a wife aud three small children,
besides two brothers.
He was member of the Foresters
OF America and the Granite Cutters
union. The funeral win be held from
lis late home on George street Friday
afternoon at two o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
cLAIRvoYANT CALLED.
Failed to Locate Concealed Box at White
River Junction.

White River Junction, June IA
clairvoyant from Lebanon, n. H., has
been called TO locate an alleged concealed
box in the cellar OF 4. G. Gilbert's resi-
dence here. The box, il is said, con-
tanned papers comforting great wealth
upon d girl living with this woman and
who was passed OF as her daughter but
who really was no relative. The wo-
man buried the box in the cellar, and
shortly before her death told of il but
never revealed the whole affair nor the
reason for her action. The clairvoyaut
was here Monday but failed TO locate
the treasnre-trove. However, she has
not given up the quest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
IS READY TO PLAY.
Plattsburg VIII Be Here at Opening Of
the Season.

Montpelier, June : p. D. Bailey, the
president Of the Northern league, re-
eeised Yesterday afternoon telegram
irom thc manager Of The plattshurgh
team, saying That he would be ready to
open the seasun az Barre Montpelier On
Saturday, june IN, rs scheduled This
does away with the necessity pf il meet
ing of The directors Of the Northern
league that WAS to hase been held At
Burlington lfriday afternoon, and The
meeting wiz not be held.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
colIege Games Yesterdav.

At Cambridge Harvard i, Brown 0.
At New Haven Yale ., Dartmouth
2.
AT Amherst Amherst =, Columbia 0.
AT Princeton Princeton &, Williams
%.
Pennsylvania vs., Phillips Exeter az
Exeter, rain.
Colby ys. Bates at Materyille, wet
grounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
Conditions AS Bad AS With
Chicago Packers
RESTRICTING BEEF SALE
Some Of the Butcher Shops Are Being
Boycotted and They Face Very
Large Financial
iw1f&gsl Losses.

Buffalo, N. X, June This city
has been greatly stirred up by the dis
closures resulting from the inspection Of
local packing and beef killing houses.
Conditions fully as bad as those in Chi
cago packing houses have been found to
exist here AS Ii result Of visit Of
4 committee Of the board Of aldermen
ID the abattoirs the most stringest or
dinances win be passed to protect the
people from the sale of diseased meats.
Butcher shops are being boycotted and
some of them are suffering severe iinan.
cial losses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-07
wRIGHT-cLARK.
Marriage Yesterday Afternoon at the
Methodist Parsonage.

The marriage Of Nellie i. Clark and
James Wright occurred yesterday after
noon at the Methodist church, the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev. K.
r. Lowe. Both the contracting parties
are residents of Barre and they will
make their home in the house Of F.. i.
Parker on upper Merchant street.