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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
RANDOLPH.

Mrs r. r. Phillips left yesterday for
her home in Waterbury. after short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Wales T. Bass.
Mrs. NJ. H. Washburn, who was called
East a short time ago, because OF the
illness and death Of her mother in Tn
dcrilil. has been the guest Of Mrs. Belle
Du Bois this week and will leave to-
day for her present home in Alameda,
Cal, where Mr.. and Mrs Washburn
have made their home since the earth
quake In San Francisco.
Miss Mary Tilson arrived in town
the first Of the week from Trenton, N.
j., and is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Dean and Mrs. Roswell Holbrook.
Henry Lewis, who has been teaching
school in Connecticut, i spending va
cation at the home Of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. y. r. Lewis
Miss Fannie Bass, who attends school
in Northampton. Mass, is spending a
few days at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
L. T. Bass.
The Baptist Church society has pur-
chased Of the Bethany church the pipe
organ recently taken out Of the White
church and the organ IS now being put
into the Baptist church The organ,
which was recently taken out of the
brick church that II being removed from
its site 60 be replaced By a music hall,
has been installed in the white church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
NEARLY 100 YEARS OLD.
Mrs, Harriet Dunton Of Hyde Park Born
in 1907.

Hyde Park. June 27 Mrs Harriet
Dunton, the oldest resident " this town,
passed away At her home on Church
street Monday evening, about 4, o'clock.
She had been gradually failing Tor some
time but not until about Eve weeks ago
did il become very noticeable, the end
coming suddenly and gently. Mrs. Dut-
ton was the daughter Of Simeon and
Polly Noble ard was born ia the town
Of Derby November IA. 1907 I'm 1873
she married Thomas Dnittnn and came
10 this town % reside, whore she had
made her home ever since Mr.. Diit-
ton at the time Of hiS death 10 1862
was proprietor of the brick hotel and
after his death Mrs. nutton CONTINUED
to run the house for number OF years,
boarding a large number Of soldiers dur
ing the war Her life throughout has
been a very aetiye one. The funeral was
held this afternoon al two o'clock at
the Congregational church, the Rev. VI.
X. Hamlin officiating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
BODIES OF VICTIMS
TAKEN FROM WATER
Remains Of Four People, Drowned Ii
Lake Memphremagog, Found in
Twenty Feet Of Water Yes
terday Afternoon.

Newport, June n. The bodies Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred s. Paquin, Ethel Paquin,
Mr. Paquin's sister, and George Daley,
who were drowned in Lake Menphrema
COG sunday afternoon BIZ the evcrturn,
ing of canoe, We're found yesterday AZ
tc1noon, all together, ID twenty feet
Of water, about one-qnarter Of y mile
from shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paq,iin were found first,
locked in each others terms 50 tightly
that at first they could not be separated.
The body Of Miss Paquin Mas found
next and that Of Mr.. Daley last.
The discovery was made BY Raymond
Fuller and graphing hooks were used
to bring the bodies to the surface. The
search has been kept up since Sunday
afternoon, and at least twenty boats
were on the lake yesterday. Most Of
them, however, had been searching too
near the shore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
ALUMNI ELECT OFFICERS.
DR.. T. M Lynde 81 Chosen President
Speaking at Dinner.

The annual business meeting OF the
alumni association Of Goddard was held
IN the school parlurs yesterday. The
president. Martha Calef SO. presided.
The following are the officers elected
for the ensuing year; President. Dr.
Il. NJ Lynde af Barre. foi: vice presi.
dents, Mrs. Lizzie Martin Robinson "A.
Barre, Dr. w. +. fazelIe IS, Barre.
Julia A. Foster o6. East Montpelier;
secretary and treasurer, Miss Julia A..
Holland '02, Barre; assistant secretary
and treasurer. Emma Foster '04, Mont
pcier; executive committee @. n. lIol-
lister 'S4. Barre. Harvey II. AyeulI '04,
Barre, Mary Snow Hollistcr rs; com
mittee on resolution. Mrs. Stella T'iIden
Ayerill "a, Barre, Mrs. Mary Snow Hol-
lister ~. Plainfeld. Miss Faith Chap
man '04, Ferrisblrg. The class Of '06
was invited to Join the association.
/. Rich Kent '95 and Miss Rachael
Robinson 'O7 were appointed to confer
with Principal o. X. Hollister as to
whnt books could best be purchased for
the library, and TO use he sum of Sis5,
which bad been voted by the association
for the library. The association also
voted ~Su Tor the priZe speaking priIcs.
The Alumni Dinner.
Tho annual alumni dinner. held al
one o'clock Yesterday afternoon. which
u always one Of the enjoyable features
OF commencement week, WIS an especial.
" pleasant occasion this year. on ac-
count OF the large number who attended
and the excellent programme of toasts
following There we're 100 people seat
ed at the tables Principal O. II. IoI-
lister was the tonstmaster and abe fol-
lowing is the programme Of the post
prandial exercises: Tuskogec. Rey. Wal.
Ter Dole, Northfed; class Of Sc, Dr.
j. w. Jackson; class Of 'o6, Charles r.
Mcknight, East Montpelier; welcome to
'O6 elnss, H. w. Scott '93: response,
Charles NJ. Brown, president 'O6 ehiss;
Tufts, Harvey u. Averil '04; alumni
trustees, Diane White 92. Roxbry.
Mass; women on board Of trustees,
Miss Blanche J. Tilden 10; ~Work for
Goddard" Charles A. Chapman, Ferris.
burgs improvements at Goddard Judge
A. g. Fay; slow Goddard Looks 10
the Outsider" Rev. Mr. Towsley. Wash
ingtoni History of Goddard Prof. w
K. Sbipman, Tufts college; "Reminis-
ceuses Of Goddard" Dr. a. w Pierce,
Dean academy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
MORE THAN HALF
FAILED TO PASS
-Four Druggists Get Licenses from the
Vermont State Board of
Pharmacy.

The state board Of pharmacy. which
yesterday gave examination 70 nine ap-
plieants for certificates at Montpelier,
closed up their work at three o'clock
this morning and today Che members re-
turned 70 their homes. Only four of
the candidates were successful, being o.
J. pepin OF Lynn, Mass, Ell. Cheney
of Morrjsyille, Il. Il. Slayton Of North
field and G. A. Morgan Of Springfield.
The examinations were given by w. II.
Root Of Brattleboro, G. G. Bingham of
st. Johnsbury and W. II. Warner of
Nergennes.
The board will ask the next legisla-
tilre TO give il power TO investigate vio-
lations of existing pharmacy laws and
to deal with cases where violations are
proved. Almost every state III the nm
ion gives its board Of pharmacy such
authority. but in Vermont no money Is
available for such work. and the best
the board can do in such eases is to
recommend
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
CALDWELL
DISCHARGED
No Evidence That He Com
mitted Robbery
SO SAYS JUDGE HARVEY
The Close Of Three Days Hearing in
the Montpelier City Court To-
day-Judge Harvey's
Opinion.

After three days. hearing Judge
Harvey Of the Montpelier city court
today discharged Samuel A. Caldwell,
who was arrested on suspicion Of com
plicity in the robbery Of the Barre &
Montpelier electric railroad safe sew
eral weeks ago. Caldwell, who has been
under arrest for ten days, was then re-
leased. He Immediately joined his wife,
who has been regular attendant and
close follower of the hearing. and they
went to their home. The state am
nounced that no other arrests viii be
made for the present.
Judge Harvey gave long opinion,
in which he said that the prosecution
had failed to make out ease against
the suspected man. There was, he said.
a reasonable ground for suspicion that
Caldwell might have been implicated,
but the main part Of the evidence
against him was his own statements.
There was no direct evidence that he
committed the crime, although he had
several Others had the same opportunity,
both to know the combination Of the
safe and to commit the crime. The
efforts Of the prosecution to show that
Caldwell WAS free with his money was
not conclusive because the prosecution
did not show that he could not have
had money Of his own
Just prior to the rendering OF the
opinion the state put on several more
witnesses, including Aaron Welch, A..
y. Casey, ]. T.. Lunt, Charles Burke,
II s. Dawson, Benjamin Gates, K. Al.
Hoar, Andrew kenney, L. j. Counter,
Mrs. Willis Laird. In addition. Sipt.
Andrus and Alderman Dawley Of Mont
pelicr, the latter a safe expert, were re-
called.
The prosecution is now at sea in
the matter. The amount of money stol-
en- from the companys safe is also IN
doubt, the estimates varying from 5000
10 $500. The safe was not wrecked,
but was apparently opened by work
ing the combination. Suspicion fell on
Caldwell, who was spare conductor,
when be stated to the company officials
that he thought be could apprehend the
robbers. lie was given permission to try
and then followed 70 Burlington, where
the arrest 81 the detective himself was
marie one week ago Sunday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
Revolutionary Memorial at waitstisld.

The idea has recently been suggested
Of erecting a suitable memorial 70 the
Revolutionary war soldiers buried with.
in the borders Of Waitsied. The plans
proposed are to procure bronze tablet
on which shall he an appropriate inscrip.
tion followed by the names OF those
who after serving in the Revolutionary
war found their homes and last resting
places in our midst. This tablet win
be erected on large native boulder to
be placed in the front Of the village
ccmetey. An appeal is being ma,la 70
the descendants OF the men will appear
on this Roll ol Honor and already sub
stantiaI gifts have been received from
several. who though living in distant
states. still have the old home town at
heart. The success Of The effort is as
sured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
LED TO FAMILY QUARREL.
When William Lake and Wife Went
After Their Daughter.

Burlington, June s7.--Mr. and Mrs.
William Lake came to this city yester.
day from their home IN Westport after
their eight years old daughter, who
was living with her grandmother, Mrs.
Butler, who resides IN the Bee Hive on
North avenue. Mrs, Lake was formerly
married TO William Butler. He sudden
~ left town, however, and the local po-
lice are still looking for him. His wife
LETT her small child with the grandmoth-
Ter and about three years ago married
Mr. Lake. Yesterday when they went
after the child Mrs. Butler refused TO
give the pirl up and family quarrel
ensued. AZ last Mrs. Lake succeeded
in securing her daughter aud notified
the police OF the situation. She claimed
that the girl was in destitute circum.
stances had nothing 10 eat and was mn
clean. MIR. and Mrs Lake and the girl
left yesterday afternoon for Wcstport. (.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
Aldermen Vote to Destroy
EImS
ON NORTH MAIN STREET
Vote to Macadamixe Berlin and Not to
Macadamize Washington Street
Between Main Street and the
Spaulding School.

The board of aldermen showed It's
Willingness and readiness last evening
to do anything that will tend TO make
the city more unattractive and hideous
when it voted with hardly murmu In
opposition to cut down eight beautiful
elm trees on North Main street, near
Granite; but when it came to matter
of improving the general appearance Of
the city BY making better streets they
wrangIed among themselves for some
time. This discussion arose over wheth-
Ter Washington street from Main street
to the Spaulding school building
should be macadamized, or the same
be done to Berlin street 1t was finally
decided that Berlin street needed The
work more than Washington, inferen
TALLY because Berlin street was a more
travelled street. Alderman Cutler fay-
ored Washington street macndamized,
whilo Alderman Albisetti wanted Berlin
street treated in like manner. Alder
man Thurston wanted Brook street at
tended to. A LOT of stone chips had been
dumped into it last year and it had been
almost unpassable since. On motion of
Alderman Milne the resolution for ma
cadamizing Washington street was laid
on the table, and on motion by the
same alderman the resolution To naca-
damized Berlin street was adopted.
II was voted to put surface sewer
on East street from Cliff to North, and
on North and East street to the brook.
The committee on lights, in view OF
the early termination Of the present
street lighting contract, recommended
the applications for street lights on
Batchelder, Perry and Merchant streets
be not granted.
A petition for o sewer extension from
the corner of East and Elm streets to
street committee TO investigate and re-
port.
The lunch cart license Of WA. Fraser
was Transferred. TO a. G. Jones.
A resolution was adopted ia tho effect
that all work done by the. city engineer
in locating the position Of poles Of The
different telephone and lighting com.
paniesi III Rarre's streets shall be paid
for By the company requiring his ser
vices.
The supply committee was authorized
to purchase a car, or more OF sewer pipe.
Alderman Albisetti called attention TO
the need Of 3 fountain at the corner of
North Main and Seminary streets. The
matter was referred to the street com.
mittee to investigate and report.
o. II. Hale wanted Pearl street graded
so the water from his buildings would
flow away from them and not into his
cellars. Referred to street committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
LEG BROKEN IN WHEEL.
Little Girl Visiting in Montpelier, Meets
With Accident.

Mary Gallagher of Philadelphia. who
Is visiting at the home OF her uncle.
Henry Cashen, IN Montpelier. sustained
compound fracture of one leg sester-
day afternoon. With several other chill
dren she was playing about the delivery
team Of W. O. Standish which was
driven by boy. When the team started
the little Gallagher girl was standing
on tue spoke. When the team turned
corner she was thrown into the wheel.
and the leg was broken between the
knee and hip. Mary was taken to the
home Of her aunt. Mrs. Alexander Car
row, and the fracture was reduced. The
piIl il ~ yeats old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Entire change of programme At Dewey
Park tonight.
Miss Scott and Miss Beattie return
To Cottage hospital, Glaremont, after
two wccks' visit 1T the home OF Mrs.
David Beattie.
Don't forget the refined entertainment
for ladies and children at Dewey Park
Matinee AZ Dewey Park tomorrow, .
and 10 cents.
The Intereity and Ottawa base ball
teams have been invited 70 witness The
performance Of the Fraser Comedy Co.
at Dewey Park tonight.
Mrs r. b Cate lost hand bag last
night, either leaving il on an electric car
OF dropping 1t in the street The bag
contained two pocket books with y
small sum Of money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
"A PRETTY WEDDING.
AT crest view.' Summer Home at
Manchester.

Manchester. June 2s. Rest View"
the summer home Of the Rev. and Mrs.
George II. Smythe Of East Orange, II.
u, was the scene yesterday afternoon
of the marriage Of Miss Ietitia Jean
Smythe, their daughter, and Edward
Nelson White of Holyoke. The cere
mony was performed By the Rev George
II. Smythe, ,Ir.. brother Of the bride.
He was assisted BY the Rev. A. G.
Reed of Manchester, and the Rev. George
II. Smythe, father of the bride, pro-
nounced the bcnediction The matron
sof honor was Mrs. Albert Charles Hcnck
len of Greenwich, Conn, and Miss Sepha
r. Smythe, sister Of the bride, was maid
of honor. The best man was Frank
y. Towne Of Holyoke. There were no
,ishers.
A reception followed at 4:30 o'clock
and refreshments were served on the
lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. White will pass their
honeymoon in Canada and the White
mountains, and will be at their home
after October in Holyoke, where Mr..
White is member Of the firm Of
White & Wyckoff Miss Smyths was a
member Of the class Of 1901 Of Vas
sar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27

For Both Democratic and Independent
Conventions.

Burlington, June n. The Bennington
delegation to the state Democratic con.
vention to be- held here tomorrow arriv-
ed lass night. Ii u expected that the
leaders Of she party viii all be here by
this evening
The Independent cGnyention VIII be
held In The city hall r. !. Hall, who
Il chairman Of the state lndcrSadent
committee, was in The city yesterday.
The convention Is called for ten o'clock
The name Of the temporary chairman
is not yet announced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
HONORARY DEGREES GIVEN.
Five Granted by ths University Of ver-
mont Today.

Burlington. juno 81 Honorary de-
grees we're conferred today at the uni
versity Of Vermont commencement as
follows: John Henry Hopkins, SO, Of
Chicago, the degree Of d. d.; William
Winthrop Blodgett, ~. Of Pawtucket,
II. |, the degree Of l.. L. D.: benjamin
Franklin fifeld. 80, Of Montpelier, the
degree of L. l.. d.; Cyrus Guernsey Prin.
gle Of Burlington, the degree OF Sc. D,
Frederick Tupper. the degree OF Phi. d.
One hundred and three degrees in course
were granted,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
TRUSTEES ANNUAL MEETING.
Several Changes in Faculty--New Trus
tees Chosen Yesterday.

The annual meeting Of the trustees
Of Goddard seminary was closed last
evening at six o'clock having finished up
al the business in the one days ses-
sion. Two vacancies in the board, occa-
stoned by the deaths Of A. j Ilollister
of North Montpelier and Frank A.
Knight Of Westmpreland, ~ r., were
filled By the election Of w 5. Martin
and i Ward Carver, both graduates Of
The school The officers we're reelected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
VERMONT SYNDICATE
GREAT TIMBER TRACT
$50 Square Miles Of Land in Proviace
of Quebec Purchased at Cost
That Is Not Far from
100000.

The r. y. Cate real estate agency Of
this city shas Just closed one OF the
largest real estate deals probably ever
made in the state. It consists OF about
100000 acres Of timber land (l5O square
miles) in the province Of Quebec. sold
for parties in Massachusetts TO C. r..
Burt and G. i. McAiahon Of Stowe, for
4 Vermont syndicate. This tract is all
covered with spruce and this company
viii no doubt erect mills and maulifac-
turc the same. The price Is not made
public, but is not far from 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
BOOM IN TIMBER LANDS.
Some $500 Acres Have Been Sold Near
Ludlow.

Ludlow. June ~. There Is consider
able activity among the lumber inter.
ests Of this town and vicinity. Since
December last timber lands aud saw mill
property in Ludlow and Plymouth to
the value of $40, 700 have been disposed
of TO out-of- thestate parties.
Several others are operating in this
section, and not a few lumber Jobs are
delayed because of scarcity Of help.
Some $500 acres have already been
sold 70 outside parties, and il is esti-
mated that il will take five years to
work over this territory. and that it
viii cost The operators 100000 10 mar.
ket the timber.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
CARNEGIE PROMISES
$4,000 TO VERMONT
Provided the State University Can Raise
$4,000, Of Which Part Is Now
Subscribed.

Burlington, July 27.z-At the annual
alumni breakfast Of the university of
Vermont yesterday announcement was
made that Andrew Carnegie has promised
to give s5o,0OO toward the university's
endowment find as snon as the total
reaches $45o.0oO. TIE contributions
now amount to s332,sfs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
CAPTURED In GRAFTON.
Archie st. Peters Who Is Wanted il
Keene, N. II.

Kcene, n. II, June "a. Archie st.
Peters for whom the police Of Kecne
have been looking for breaking and en-
tering Washhurns hsh market IN this
city on the evening Of May 2s was cap
tured ia Grafton. VA, yesterday after.
noon BY constable Frank Ricket OF that
place and brought 70 this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
ACCIDENT AT BURLINGTON.
Frank Barron StrucE by Telephone Pol,
and Killed

Burlington, june 2g rrask Barron,
aged 10 years, was killed yestarday in
the Rutland Railroad yard, while un-
loading telegraph poles. It Is customary
70 release the poles and let them roIl
from the car. Barron failed to get out
OF the way and was struck III the back
Of the head and was killed, He was EN-.
poyed BY the Burlington Light & Power
90, and Is survived by vile and three
children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
FRENCH AUT0IsT WON.
Sizz Took Grand Auto Prize at Lemans
Today.

Lemans, France, june 81 Sizz, the
French auto driver, today won the grand
auto prize race over the Sarthe course.
NJ. Teste, who drove Panhard car,
was thrown out Of his machine and suf-
fered a broken leg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
CHILDREN I'm PANIC.
Because Of Earthquake Shocks in South
ern Wales.

Cardiff, Wales, June 2s.-- Earthquake
shocks were felt throughout the south
ern portion Of Wales this morning. At
Merthyr and Tydfil the school children
became panic-strickcn and rushed from
school in the street. No one was injured
and 50 far as reported no damage was
done by the quakes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
BODY OF MILLIONAIRE
FOUND AT BUFFALO
Michael Leibel Of Erie, Pa, Disappeared
in the New York City Several
Weeks Ago.

Buffalo, n. ", June 27.-A body.
supposed to be that Of Michael Leibel
Of Erie, Pa, millionaire merchant.
who disappeared in this city several
week ago, has been found in canal
slip here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
GRANITEvILLE.

n. AZ s. r. will hold special meet
ing Saturday. liIns 3Oth Al members
are requested TO be pyesent, as business
Of Importance is 70 come before the
meeting. Per order corresponding sec
retary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
EAST BARRE.

On Saturday, June 30, there win be
a social dance in the opera hall Gil.
beftson's orchestra Dancing from 8 TO
IL p. m. Bill 80 cents. All invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
pied u Ola Age.

,r,,,hsate. juno Alonzo seward,
Higlsse". .safs. died yesterday az his
eyed " the cause being Old age He
home pe.od 81 4 wife and one son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
wILLIAMsrowN.

Please do not forget The entertainment
70 Ie held IN the town hall Friday night
Of this week by the Rev !. Edward
Wright and Colonel A e. Brown. Ad.
mission "a cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
WesIeyan Beat Williams.

MiddletoNn. Conn. line ~. Wesley.
an defeated Williams colleQe yesterday
aftcrnoon in d l2 inning game Of bali
the score being ! tot0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
Twenty Three Diplomas Given
Today
BEFORE A LARGE CROWD
Mark G. Carpenter Of Barre Delivered
valedictory and Exercises We're
Very Good-Reception To-
night.

The thirty-seyenth annual commence
ment exercises of Goddard seminary
were held at ten o'clock this morning,
AT which time class OF twenty three
graduates received diplomas. The chap
Ell was filed with alumni and friends
Of the class and school, The exercises
passed OF very successfully and en-
ioyably. Whittier's orchestra Of Mont
pelier furnished mn-ic during the pro-
Igramme The diplomas were presented
To the class BY Prof. w. r. Shipman,
president Of the Goddard trustees.
The order of exercises was as follows:
Music, orchestra; prayer, Prot. Ay. X,
Shipman music. orchestra; saltltatory,
with oration, ~The Settlement Of Labor
Disputes BY Charles Martin Brown.
North Williston; essay. Literature as
a Study BY Media Janice Craig. West
moreland, N. H.: essay, IA Glance al
.Childlifc," by Marion Gladys Foster,
Burnside, Conn; music orchestra; class
prophecies, by Charlotte Elizabeth Nc.
Lean, 6ranitevilles oration, "Tbe Evolu.
tion Of Americanism," by Prentice Will
lians Frowsley, Washiugtous music. or
chestra; essay, From Sunrise to Sun
set" BY Corn Frances Sargent, West
Lebanon, n. H.; yaledctory, with ora
tion, @'fhe Ability Of Right Decision \
by Mark Camp Carpenter Barre; fare
well remarks to the class by Principal
%. X. Hollister; presentation Of diplo-
mas, by President w. II. Shipman;
singing Of the class hymn, words writ
ten by Prentice w Towsley; benedic
finn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-27
YALE ELECTS G. KINNEY.

This Seasons Third Baseman the Choice
OF the Ellis.
New Haven June 81. The Yale base
ball nine broke training last night with
banquet. G.. Kinney, this years third
basenan, was elected captain for next
! yenr