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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-03
INVESTIGATING Y. MI.

The legislative committee to investi-
gate the affairs at the Y. NJ. Institute az
Lexington began their work Tuesday.
The members present aye Senators Mach
on. of Alexandria. and Garrett. OF Henry,
Delegates g. K. Swift. OF fredericksburg,
and II T. Peyton, OF Richmond.
Col Robert + Lee could not represent
aud Delegate Peyton came as his suhsti-
tute. Delegate Taliaierro, OF Gloucester,
is not present.
The board of visitors Of the Institute
will render every assistance to the inves-
tigating committee.
The only way to get rich without DIS
o,racinp yourself is to inherit it.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-03
FIRST-CLASS BOARD

For nice comfortable lodging and
meals come To 81 Commerce street.
Meals Doe, lodging be. Board 10y the
week or month. Mrs. j. +. Monroe,
Fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-03

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-03

Alart 4 McGuirc desire TO announce to
farmers they are ready to contract Tor
pickles at fredericksburg factory. II. b.
lane will attend to the signing of con
tracts and will receive crop when ready
for delivery.
I3S.3t Alart 4 McGnir"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-03
Alart & McGuire.

Watches from Sl.JOup. at S S. kaui-
mans. the icWcler.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-03
NOTICE To PICKLE GROWERS

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-03

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places Of Worship ana Sub.
jeets Of Sermons.

At the GraniteSilIe Presbyterian
church tomorrow afternoon II ESQ the
iIev W. 6 Maplntym win preach.
Congregational church. Tie Rev. DR..
llaen. formerly d Notthneld, win con.
duct tbc services morning and evening.
Al the Presbyterian church tomorrow
file pastor Rev. ~ G, AIaclntyre. viii
eomlct che services morning ana evening,
with tic usual Bible -eliool Vt ies
UnIitrsaii-t elluislL Morning subject,
I"The Importance II LITTLE Ihings;' Y
wita yespelS, sleal Religion ami 4
reading 81 Miss Carrie NJ. Wheeluek.
Clristian Science services tomorrow
Hat 1915 a. m,, Wednesday evening at
Ta0; reading room open TueSday, and
Friday from ? to ! o'clock, at Summer
street.
Nhil-unaay Church of tie lioNl
Shepherd. Morning Prayer n.ts 4. IN,
Holy Commsinion ana sermon 1880 Il.
m. Sunday school IL, kvcuing Prayer
and sermon ! p. u.
salvation Army meeting will be held
as follows ehiIdreli's meeting at 10 a.
m.i prayer meeting i ann. free and
easy meeting at : i. ~ and salvation
meeting At 3a0 b, III Duidiain Is chargc.
All are welcome.
AT Sc. aloniea's churchi Ghildren's
mass it O'clock eelcbtaut. Rev. T.. NJ.
Mekefme; parish mass at 1890 O'Clock,
eelebiant, iicysls u Tray; eatcchism, 3
d. iu.; insaiY and bcnedictions II. III; !;
baptisnls at i. NJ
-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
TWO LIQUOR RAIDS
MADE LAST EVENING
John Seanapini's and verda Bruno's Res
idenees Searched, With Considerable
Results in Each
Case.

The peace OF mind of two residents
If this city was ruiiied late Inst evening
BIT the descent of several of States At
torney Jaekson's liquor agents on their
aboles without making any previous
engagement, OF eyen announcing their
arrival. Each Was found with full
stock of liquid refresliment and each
was straightway minus several dollars
worth of the stuff
The places where the raids were made
were John Seampini's on Smith street
and Nerda Brimo's at 3l3 North Main
street. At the former place, Officers
Garlic, Hamel and Gamble did the search.
mg and in the cellar found two quarter
barrels of beer and one barrel Of wine
and on shelf in the kitchen was a
bottle III wliiskey. Al Bruno's Fatllk
ner, Dyer aud McIver did the searching
and their lahors were rewarded by d
Iig haul. A barrel Of beer. half bar
rel of bottled beer, small amount oi
wlliskcs and several bottles II other
drinkables were found.
Scampini aud Bruno were both in city
eourt late III the evening, and Judge
Fay bound them over to appear before
him Monday Bail III ScampiDi's ease
was fixed al Si0o. which was furnished
By Carlo Merlo. Bfnno's bail was placed
at 5000 and Mas furnished By the owner
of the building where the raid was made
A. H. BatcheIdef.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
VERMONT POLICY
HOLDERS UNITE
and Eject c. S. Page President Of the
state Holders of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of
New York.

Burlington. June 2. .ln response TO
call from ex-Governor Carroll s. Page
IL Hyde Park, the Hon. William II.
nnBois of Randolph, Joseph Aud Of
tLis city. w. Il. Hawks of Bennington
ma Lr. Henry y, ifolton Of Brattleboro,
]. number u holders Of life insurance
nolieies met yesterday AFTERNOON 1T The
Nan Ness House and organized the Yer
,nont policyholdels' association OF the
Mutual life insurance company Of New
York.
fficors were chosen as follows;
president ExG Governor G. s. Page
81 Hyde Park.
secretary and t. II. Deav.
III 81 Montpelier.
The eoifmittcc suggested an cXecu.
tive committee consisting Of one policy,
baiiAr from each OF the "A counties IN
3ho atnie and named is three members
'.s NAT committee ex-Goy. Page Of Hyde
KIM for LamoilIc county, Mr.. Dubois
q randolph for Orange county Dr. Ilol,
ssn M Brattieboru for Windham county.
Thp-e three members were empowered
aafanletc the membership Of the com.
',';t tee and before the meeting adjourned
,hn.. baa selected I W. tates Of Frank
M ,s' far Franklm county; Col A. G.
npayIn ~ of Montpelier for Washington
i'u ,ts anl John M Redmond of New.
. ert for Orleans county. The members
swe ssnn, the remaining counties will be Sc.
iected later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
NAMES STRICKEN OFF.
Party Check Lists Revised by Board Of
Burlington Civil Authority.

Burlington, June 2 At the meeting
Iof the board Of civil authority last night
II number oi names were stricken from
the lists TO be used az tile coming eau.
euses. sc the last meeting of the board
the allegation was made that some OF
the slips signed by voters had been al
tered and those voters affected were no.
titled to appear before the board last
night but none OF Chem did so. Tie
names stricken from the lists were
largely duplicates, being on both Rc
publican and Democratic lists. fiji snch
instances the slip last received at The
clerks Office was taken to be the one
intended by the voter to 81 used and
the name was accordingly left OH the list
in the party named in that slip. The
slips that were claimed ta have been
altered showed traces Of ensures OH the
line where the party declaration was
made and in each Instance tile name of
the Republican party had hcen written
in handwriting other than that of the
men signing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
GETTING HIS REWARD.
Edward J. Hall Of Bennington Mention
ed for Auditor.

Bennington, June Z. The following
open letter has been put in circulation:
Bennington, VI, May 81, 1906.
Dear Sir:
"We feel that il Is not unlikely that
Bennington county. the first home of
the bennington Idea" may be consid-
erred in the state ticket. In such an
event we would like 10 suggest the posi-
tion Of state auditor, Mr. Edward d
Hall. Of this place. tile originator Of the
independent movement. Mr. Hall had
an experience as county clerk for more
than iiye years preparing accounts for
audit and in business and legal training
i fitted for the position.
Knowing your strength in your COM
nlunity we wish TO ask whether YOU
will aid his candidacy and whether in
your Judgment it viii meet with ap.
|pfoval IN your locality.
with best wishes we are, George H.
Dewey, II. g. Day. s. f. Blackmcr, r.
y. Godfrey. by George ii. Dewey"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
DAvIE--FRAsER.
Quiet Marriage Last Night at Home of
tie Bride.

Miss Isabelle adams Fraser, daughter
OF Mrs. Robert Fraser of John street.
and Richard Davie were united in mar
riage last evening ut 1880 at the home
Of the bride. the Rev w. G. MacfntyTc
Of the Presbyterian church officiating. A
few intimate friends OF the Young couple
ard several relatives were present dur
ing the ceremony Miss Margaret Fras-
or. sister Of the bride, acted is brides
maid. while Thomas G. Peters was the
groonlsman. Little phillis Cruickshank
was flower girl.
Miss Fraser was dressed in hand
some gown 9f silver grey Aeolian siIk
and carried btide's roses. The brides
niaid was charming gowned and carried
carnations.
A wedding supper was served 10 2e
guests. Following the festivities thn
happy couple left for Montreal 10 enjoy
Il short honeymoon. On their return
they viii reside a5. the home of Mrs.
R0tert Fraser.
MI Dayie s one of tlie most popular
ana We'll liked foung aentlemeu III tnis
city. he Il we'll known as Il golfer,
being nno Of the star players nf the
Barre golf club He Is also well known
ii sevenil other organizations, The
bride lms for s.x tcars beer thetohlg.
ing bookeeper at II. j. Smiths market
and while there has made d host of
friends, besides The large circle 81 ae-
anamtanees ii her home life ard III
The ffateinal orders e. which she be-.
longs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
VERMONT FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
Schedule Of Association Games Has Been
Arranged.

The following is The seasons schedule
for the Vermont association football
icaaac for the Scampini cup and thc
championship ef Vermont
.lnne -Northiield vs. Ilardwick.
June 0th- Rangers ". Green Noun
tain
June iG- Bon accord vs. Rangers.
June 10th Hardwick vs.. Green Noun
tain
juno 2ird Nerthiicid ys Rangers.
June 23rd- Bon.aecord ~. Green
Mountain.
June snth- Rangers ~. NoYthficld
June 9nth lIardwick VI, Bonaccord.
,Iuly Ifth Northiield rs. Green Noun
tain.
July t4tI-- Rangers VI. Iiardwick.
Iuly 2lst Green Mountain vs.. Bon
accord.
July atst IIardwiek vs.. Northiield.
July -lson-aceord W. Hardwiek.
Aug. nth Green Mountain IS, Rnng.
era
Aug. Iith- Northfeld .vs. Bon,aecord.
Aug. 18th Green Mountain ~ Hard,
wick.
AlA. a5tl lladrWick ~. Rangers.
Aua. 25tIl Green Mountain w North,
field.
sept. III li0n-apcofd S.. NortliiieId.
sept sth-- Rangers ~. Eon.uecord.
'Ihe gaines are 10 bc played OH tile
grounds Of tile first named clubs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
HUNDREDS OF OTHERS
ARE BADLY WOUNDED
MexicanS Demanded Raise
Of Wages And We're Re-
fused, Then Former Vent
ed Their Spite 0nthe Amer
lean Miners.

Douglas, Ariz., June 2, Eiot and
bloodshcd swept the little mining town
of Canana, Mexico, from noon until dark
lust night, and a. the result 45 Ameri-
can miners are dead and twice as many
wounded many o. whom win die, and
80 Mexican miners and four Mexican
policemen have been killed and upwards
Of two hundred Mexican miners are
wounded.
The trouble grew out Of the demands
Of the Mexican miners for an increase
III wages. Colonel W. G Greene, the
owner Of the mines and smelter, gave
an answer To the demands which did
not satisfy the miners, and strike was
1T once instituted Then announcement
was made BY the Mexicans that If they
could not have increased wages the
americans employed in the mines would
not be permitted to work and without
warning the MeNicans armed themselves
arid descended upon the Americans.
Taken by surprise. the Americans were
moved down before the ruthless fire
III the Mexicans. AS soon as arms could
Be secured BY the Americans, the AIexi-
rana' fire was returned with telling ef-
ipet. Colonel Greene has sent his fam
lily and the women members Of other
American famiiies over the border for
safety.
Among the American dead are GEN
eral Manager 4. s. Dwight ,superinten-
dent of rentals; George Metcalfe, super
intendent Of the fuel department james
Williams; Arello Garillo, proprietor Of
the MESA hotel
The Greene lumber yard was one Of
the first places TO be fred by the Mexi-
cans The plant was totally destroyed,
entailing a loss Of fully half million.
Then the general offices Of the Canana
copper company were dynamited and
burned, rs were many residences and
stores, occupied by Americans The
mines are on fire in number Of places
Troops are being hurried 10 Canana
from number Of points on both sides
of the border. The situation il very
grave. International trouble ii feared,
notwithstanding the fact that Governor
Ysabel has consented to the entrance
into Mexico Of armed Americans and
American soldiers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
Is Contention Against Barre
Granite Manufacturer
BY CHARLES W. CRIER
Case II Rare One and Of Far-R Reaching
lmportance--A Design for Mon
rment Is the Matter in
Question.

A case of great Importance To the
granite manufacturers of Barre has Just
been brought iii THE United states cir
aestit court fur THE district of Vermont.
EJt II John M. Crier III Green Island,
N Y., ss Alexander Innes iii Barre
exander cruick shank of this city for
interference with patent rights III u
monument design, the stit Claiming In
I fringement
III 1874 4 patent Was granted to vii
| liam I'll. Young III Troy, N. Y., To run
| fourtecn years. Later the patent was
assigned to trier, the orator III the Barre
Iisuit. Prior ~ the assignment, how
ever, Young had brought suit against
DcinIiSpn Daley Tor interference with
patent rights on the design lii The United
States circuit court ot northern New
York, winning there and getting final
decree also III the United States court
lof appeals. ard receiving award on ac-
Ecount 81 damages and violation Of the
patent.
/ Now Crier brings q similar case against
Innes the the Crtiekshank estate. claim
ling similar infringement and asking
4 for an injunction restraining the defend
ants from using the design or any part
i IoI the design. He asks that all the
monuments iii the defendants posses
sion said to have been made BY the
defendant from the design, be destroyed
OF turned over TO the defendant to be
destroyed, He asks $3.50 for every
monument Of that design on colorado
imitation, for all profit above the cost
Of manufacture. and, lastly, damages. It
can easily be seen that were decision
! favorable 10 the orator to be awarded
that large amount would be involved,
because the orator claims that many
monuments have been made from the
design.
/ In reply u this suit the defendants
claim that Young was not The original
Adcsigner and inventor of the pattern,
and that monuments we're made ac
cerding 10 ii long before the patent
was issued to him. Arguments viii be
made before the next term of circuit
court in Vermont. both III the interfer-
ence suit and the injunction proceedings.
John w. Gordon and Richard A. Hour
Of this city viii argue for the defend
ants, and Charles A. Mauref and Frank
i G.. Curtis Of New York for Crier.
The design over which the suit arises
il Of rather peculiar pattern, having two
bases, 4 die and cap. On the longer
vertical sides Of the die is central
arch extending almost to the top, with
space for the name.
Such infringement suits in monument
patterns are rather unusual In Vermont,
and the outcome will be watched with
interest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
SENATOR PROCTOR
TAKEN ILL ON TRAIN
His Son Declares That Hts Condition
Is Not Considered Serious - Taken
Home on 4 Cot.

Rutland, june 2. United States SEN
ator Redneld Proctor was taken sick on
the train at Albany last night, on his
way from Washington To lbs home in
Proctor He was placed upon couch
and passed through this city in i nag
gage car.
Inquiries at the home Of his son. Flet-
cher ID Proctor, last night, brought the
reply that while the senator was III.
disposed, his condition Was not con
sislcred serious.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
POLISHING WHEEL PATENT.
Whiteomh Bros. Claim II is Inteffered
With BY M. Pembroke.

Michael Pembroke of MidtllescA ii the
defendant Ia MI infringement suis
brought by Nhiteemb Bros Of thia city
who declare that their patent figlt on
polishing wheel has been interfcred
with by rmhroke Tho wheel which
Nhi;eothh Bros. complain of X manu-
factmred &c NrightsyilIe. list out of
Montpelier. The orator who Is repre-
Sented by Richard 4. iIcaf, asks for
damages and also for il certain amount
GA each polishing wheel manufactured,
and tho profit on the same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
YOUNG GIRL
ACQUITTED
'Of Charge of Numbering Her
Aunt In New York
JURY OUT Is MINUTES
Josephine Ierranova rs Also Charged
With Numbering Her Uncle,
But May Not Be
Tried. y
JURY OUT l6 MINUTES |,


New York. Tune a.-Josephine Ters
ranova Yesterday afternoon was HI.
Eanittcd 81 the murder of her aunt, CON
Ieetta Reggie, for which HE ,has been
oil trial fur several weeks. She was,
however, not released, being relnanlel
~ The Ionbs to answer Go the charge
Iof numbering her ilncIe, who vas killed
Iat The same time as llis Wife The yers
dict was such complete surprise tn
Assistant District Attorney Ely. who
had conducted tlle prosecution. that he
WAS unable ID say definitely last night
whether the second charge wouM BIZ pro.
gseeHted ~Ile itmx returned their ser-
diet within 10 minutes, having agreed
ON the innocence ~ THE defendant with
out discussion.
The verdict was the more surprising
from She fact that killing being admit
ted, Judge Scott Iii his charge Instructed
the jury that In default of justification,
which plea lie said had moi been all.
lvaneed, and there being little evidence
Tot THE abuse alleged Az an excuse, ex-
eept The prisoners own testimony, they
probably find a verdict Of murder III the
first degree
Eight of the twelve Jurors were weep
ing when ex.hsdge Pamiefi finished his
suinming-up in the girls behalf yester-
day. The lawyer himself was III tears.
Justice Scott hid his eyes with his
hands and the sound Of sobs could be
heard all orer the court room.
The girl was dry,eyed
This giil can never 70 back to her
husband said Judge palnueri. in com
cinsion "fhc awful spectre 81 her past
would haunt her. Two sisters Of charity
are waiting outside for your verdict,
and II ii sets her free they will take her
to the house OF God. There SHE will pray
for yoli and for me, and you ean say
with elear conscience, God bless you,
little girl, God bless you.H z
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
NINETY MEN EARN 81.
And Additional Receipts Bring Total
Up to siO0.

The supper ana experience social held
at the InivcrsaIist church last evening
was most successful and enjoyable
occasion The supper was very largely
attended. the tables having to be set
twice. Following the supper Mrs. W T.
Harris sang II solo IN pleasing man
ner and several of the men entertained
The company telling their experiences in
earning their dollar. There were about
ninety Of the men who had promised TO
earn i dollar for the social. Miss Blanche
filden read poem IN which she ex-
pressed tie gratitude Of tie ladies to
the men and at the close Miss Alice
Ayerill rendered i piano solo.
Mrs. u. A. Eastman was chairman Of
The ladies' committee on arrangements.
The ladies will realize about 500 from
the social.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
Audience Held spell-bound.

WebIefvile. June 1.-The iueeting AZ
the clmfeb last evening was of very
matkcd power. A large congregation
listened spcll-bound q i long and very
earnest sermon from MI. ltafef, and 40
the close ten new unes, mostly adults,
took stand for Christ Service this
evening aL O'Clock THIS series ot
meetings Il nearly III an end. Let no
one fail 10 lear this earnest man Of God.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
Death OF G. W. BIcKFoRD.
Had Been Town Clerk and Treasurer Of
Woodford for Thirty Years.

Bennington, June 2.George w. BicK-
ford died at Woodford Thursday night.
aged So years. He was ali inmate Of the
soldiers home, but was absent Oh d
ftulough. lie enlisted il Co A, 4th VI.
Vols. ia the Civil War, was discharged
on account OF illness, recovered, leinist-
e;l IN the i~t VI. Cav, and rose to tho
rank Of corporal Ile had been town
clerk and treasurer Of Woodford for
dirty wears.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
TO WORK IN VERMONT.
TO Foreign Companies Authorized to Do
Business Here.

+ Montpelier, June 2. Two out.of. the.
state companies. were authorized today
70 do business IN Vermont. THE SNOW
Flake Canning company, Incorporated III
Maine with capital stock 0f Sa5 900
win hayc their Vermont headquarters
iat lsfattleboro, With Freeman Scott in
charge iihe tsilbcrt 4 Barker Manu-.
featuring company. i Massachusetts
concern will liaye rs Vermont Office
al Fellows Falls and Fred b. piugfee
will he munger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
SHARP BALL GAME.
Vermont Defeated Tufts BY Score of
ID 3 Yesterday.

Burlington, June 1.-The university
of Vermont i5all team defeated Tnfts
eoiem. IN i sensational game Yesterday
lelaiag by Tufts prevented d worse dc-
feat Collins tlln Vermont freshman,
svas far steatlieF than Mcdonnell, MI
though epah allowed but six hits. Yer.
mont inade three fast double plays.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
T,eker in the Death Cell.

pas4op Jane - Charles q Tucker,
.'setea l,y9a 81 The murder 81 Mabe Page,
ea1s,s tyeaton. oil March ~, 1904, last
Z t.. entered tte death eell a The
niE,' ohuselfs state prisoti III charles
slasa' Fron this eell Tucker Viii nol
'oNl anil he Fl summoned 70 The elee
eMeis sh.;r n tlle week beginning J.ne
wv .'slssa his sentence i eommilted %
l,l ", g g;mpfisomeut by Gov Guild.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
100 MEN KILLED
IN FIERCE RIOT
AMONG MINERS
NEW ENTRIES I'm COURT.
Gases Which Are set for Trial at Next
Term.


The entries for the next term Oh
Washington county court up u today
are As follows;
Arthur Raymond ys. Nora Raymond,
divorce; n. A and n, Il. Bashaw ys.
Ilardwick and Woodbury. railroad, tres
pass lii throwing gront and stones On
the plaintiffs Iant, damage 1000; NM
tional Mining and Development com.
pany vs ID y. Robinson. general as-
sitnpsit, III recover si5,Uoo for ntateri-
ais and service; tacorgc Dcw N. N. NJ.
Wheeler general assmnpsit Louis
Rivers III. NJ. u. Riekfofd. 10 recover
500 III 4 horse deal: Iotn Az RuSener
III als III. u. i. Morse, trespassa three
suits AZ the Capital Savings bank of
Montpelier NJ. i IN. Maxtiin, admiilis-
TRAITOR, M y. Cummings aud Il. IN. Tar
box; Al Fl. Emerson ys. n. II. LaAd ".
A Slayton, administrator vs. Il. Gale:
Benjamin Dalcy ~. u =. DaIey Mont
pelier 4 Wells River Il. X. VI. Samuel
Levine trespass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
Was Taken Suddenly.

Troy, n. n, June limited States
Senator RedheId Proctor of Vermont
was seized with sudden illness on d
train while going 70 bis home in Proc
tor, Vt, from Washington yesterday
afternoon. After the administrations
Of a Troy physician he was able to pro-
eeed on his journey after the train
had been delayed about 10 minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
aIIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.
The score w innings

II d 345E6
Goddard o D o q q q -
MiddlebuTy n [, ! 4 2 q ~ 4
Summary Earned runs. Goddard Y
Nliddlebnrs i; three base hits, Olsen,
Holmes; first buse on balls, oif spence
+ OH Shepard 4. oif Tayln 5: ieft
on bases, Goddard 4, Aiiddlehury Il !;
tMo base bits, Olsen, smith, spence.
Ratti, Shepards home lla, Olsen; /; truck
oiit, ty spence Il by TaNlor 4 donblc
plays, Olsen ID 4 BERRY III Untton; pass
apd lsalls, rlagfonl q lIit l,y pitcher,
\. Berry, ] Berry, fipInies. Umpire,
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