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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
500 APPLICANTS
FOR % POSITIONS
Sergeant at-Arns Ferrin Of Vermont
State House Is Embarrassed by
the Wealth Of Ma
teriaI.

Sergeant at Arms G. II. Ferrin il this
week putting the finishing touches to
the many repairs and improvements he
has made at the state house at Mont.
pelier since he was appointed January
last, and the throng Of state officials
and members of the legislature who will
anther there October 2. win find the
capitol in splendid shape Tor their oe-
ciipancy.
Alr FeYrin will this week make the
20 appointments to positions at the
state house this fall that come under
his supervision and hirisdiction For
these 90 places he has about GOO APP
plications, 80 tho disappointed ores are
sure to be III the majority These ap
plications have burdcncd Mr. Ferrin's
mail for the past four months, and they
began to come as early ~ last January.
MI. Fcrrin win heaye big sigh Of
relief when the thing is closed up aud
the successful ones nre notifed.s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Sew fall coats al PerrY's.

New fall coats at Perry's
Big line OF fall skirts at Perry's
Tickets for Coon Hollow" uw on
SALE
Get the pattern that IS reliable. "Stan-
ard. at Perry's store.
Fred Bird began work Saturday at
IT, J. Smiths market
F. X. Lawrence went to Boston last
uiaiita on business trip.
Tickets for Nichols dancing class.
which starts Wednesday evening, can be
had from Ezra White or from Wilbur
Nichols. Gentlemen $500. ladies 5000.
Payable half upon first night, balance
due October 90.
On the allegation Of breach Of the
peace with Frank CaslaHi, one ArnoIdo
Monzini was brought into city court
this forenoon, being represented bv
Richard A. Iioar and 4. Al Sargent,
while Grand Juror Davis prosecuted A
jury trial was demanded agd the fol
lowing itryInen were secured inst be-
fore noon: r. T. Smith, Charles Le-
Clair. Donald Mcleod, + W. Nichols and
~. D. kidder. The case attracted
good deal Of interest among the friends
Of the two men.
II length ~ public life y clue "a
n plays popularity, then the comedy
drama. IS Romance Of Coon Hollokp
is one Of the greatest favorites we
have. as it is over eleven years since
II bounded into popularity at the 18th
street theatre, New York II il easy
60 understand this, as the comedy IS
full Of fun. quaint characters, possesses
u very interesting story, and one Of the
kind the public likes. It comes in ncw
shape. having been oTerhauIed and
brought up to dntc. and with a better
than average company, besides the extra
features of a vocal quartette aud
troupe Of "hot" buck dancers. The play
* also pitt on with special scenery. I'll
Of which is carried It contains more
than one thriller and many sterling
dramatic Scenes "a Romance of Coon
Hollow is announced next Wednesday
night.
A real funny performance il what
Murphy and Murphy, the old favorltes,
promise Us next Saturday evening, when
they will present their popular farce
called "I'he Irish Pawnbrokers,H written
BY Edgar Scden, who has fashionad
seyeral successful farce comedies This
piece has more of plot than y rem
orally found in the Murphy and Murphy
farces, hut the plot is not allowed TO
interfere III any way with the excife
meni. As Tony Murphy snys. anyone
finding plot absolutely and telling rs
what it means will be given a barrel of
apples" Much attention has been paid
this year to the musical numbers aud
specialties. some Of which will be found
very entertaining.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
FULLER DECLINES.
Will Not Accept Political Office While
at Head of Grange.

New York, Sept. 1s--In letter ad-
dressed to Judge Samuel Seabury, chair
man of the Independent league conven-
tion, and made public last night, George
Al Fuller formally declines the nomina-
tion for state treasurer, rendered him
by the convention.
After expressing his appreciation Of
the honor conferred, Mr.. Fuller says that
it is impossibel for him TO accept the
nomination for two reasons He adds:
"The first ii firm personal belief
that I, as master Of New York state
grange, which is a non-partisan organi-
zation, should not undertake duties
which might in any respect interfere
with my personal duties. The second
reason ii the fact that the acceptance
Of the political nomination at the hands
Of any political party at this time would
prevent me from carrying ont certain
policies and plans for the advancement
Of the agricultural aud rural conditions
in our state, through the New York
state grange
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
CENTRAL PORTION
VILLAGE BURNED
Holderness, N. H., Suffered Severely by
Fire Yesterday Afternoon--Loss
Is Placed at $4,000.

Ashland, N. HI, Sept Isl The entire
central portion Of Holderness was wiped
out by lire yesterday afternoon, destroy
ing seven buildings and entailing q loss
estimated 1T $4,000.
The fire started at $40 in the barn
cwned bv A. e Long. spreading from
there to the store and house of Long,
burning them to the ground From the
store and house the fire spread 10 the
adjacent store owned by Long, which at
the present time Is unoecupied. This,
too, was entirely destroyed
Tue fire spread to the store, house,
bowling alleys and poolroom owned by
r. n Gay Gay and his family lived in
the building, and his entire household
goods were destroyed without insurance.
The fire next destroyed the store, barn
and house owned and occupied By N. y.
Whitten.
The fire department at Ashland was
called but with the exception Of what
individual help could he given nothing
could be done, as Holderness has no fire
protection nor has Ashland fire en-
CINE.
w. r. Lindsey, who runs picture
studio this side Of the Nhittcn store,
was another loser, having large
amount Of goods stored IN the Long
building. The three power boats owned
by Long were destroyed, being hitched
tc the wharf back Of his building Tho
FIRE spread SO rapidly that they coule not
le saved. The loss of these will he about
81 800 NJ h. Nhitten lost about doz-
en- boats.
The cause Of the fire Is unknown. 1t
was first discovered when smoke Was
seen issuing from the Long barn. While
fighting the fire u. 4. Gay was seriously
burned from his shoulder to his hand
The Squam bridge which connects the
two sides of the town, was at one time
on fire, but was saved by bucket brig
ade, as was the pestotTice, library. resi-
sience OF Robert Currier and wharf Of
.Asquam transportation company
'The loss 10 Long Is $1,000, With S1,50o
insurance; Whittcn SIS 800, with $4,000
insurance. Gay $1,000 With no insurance
on personal goods The Ashland savings
lmnk has security on their Investment.
M. ri I4indsey's loss on goods stored ID
Long building vas $3.50. SIX horses we're
saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
City Council Will Not Repair
Poor Farm House
BY VOTE, FOUR TO THREE
Cemetery Commissioners Add to the Dis
cussion by Requesting City to Va
cate That Part of Hope Gene
terry Occupied by Buildings,


A special meeting of the city council
was held at 6 o'clock last evening TO
further consider the repairing of the
poor farm buildings The resolution pre-
sented at the last meeting was taken
from the table, after communication
from the cemetery commissioners had
been read and discussed, and motion
that the resolution authorizing repairs
on the poor farm buildings All an ex-
pense not exceeding $1,000 be adopted,
was lost on yea and nay vote, as fol-
lows Voting for the resolution, Milne,
AIbisetti and Mayor Barclay; voting
against Cntler Burke, Thurston and
Campbell.
The meeting opened with the reading
of the following communication from
the cemetery commissioners:
The question you ask us IS; Shall
we need the land in Hope cemetery on
which the buildings now stand for Gem
etcry purposes In the next ten Or fifteen
yearsy We have conferred with Mr.. E.
i. Smith, and in reply TO your inquiry
To the buildings in Hope cemetery that
we do not feel justified in stating that
we should not need that land for the
next ten or fifteen years for cemetery
purposes.
There is another way TO look at this
matter You very we'll know the state
law in regard to the distance for bury
ing from asdwelling Although we might
not want the land the buildings set ON
for burial purposes. but with the build
ings there we have no chance to set
out shrubbery and trees, which should
be done to beautify the grounds.
Furthermore, the cemetery commits
sioners have no means BY which they
can enter the cemetery from the high
way only at the extreme upper end.
We are now obliged, with the excep
tion of this entrance, to pass across tho
| city land to enter the cemetery.
I'VE deem il advisable at this time
to ask the honorable city council to
( transfer all lands on the northwesterly
side Of the highway bought for cemetery
/ purposes 10 the cemetery commission
efs: and that we should like the build
ings that are now thereon removed at
las early date as the city council
could deem il prudent or advisable to
buy or erect buildings in another local.
Iity for which these are now used. and
I gise the cemetery commissioners d
chance to fix up the cemetery as it
should ben
The report was accepted and il was
voted to take from the table the rcso-
Intion for repairs Oh the poor farm
i buildings This was not done until the
question Of granting the cemetery com
missioners request had been discussed
! at some length. but no action WAS taken.
lThc resolution causcd some discussion.
Alderman Thurston opposing Il and AZ
! dermen Milne and Albisetti favoring ii.
It was voted down 4 to 8, as stated
above.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
FUNERAL OF MABEL HUTcHIEs.
Was Held at Late Home in East Barre
Burial in Wilson Cemetery.

East Barre, Sept 1s.AfteF 4 long
ard painful Illness with tuberculosis,
Mabel. daughter Of A. B. Hutchins and
wife. passed away At her home in East
Rarrc. aged e6 wears. During her long
illness she was lovingly cared for BY her
nother and all that could be done TO
save her lie was done. but all in vain,
and death. Fhich she was anxiousy
waiting for, al last released her from her
suffering.
Tho funeral was held at the house Fri
day afternoon and was well attended bg
nef many friends. Rurial was in Wilson
cemetery.
Following Il a list Of flowers: Father
and mother. roses: Ned Huichins. roses
Ida Eastman, roses; Mrs Fanny East.
man, carnations; H. +. Eastman, cres-
cent Of asteYs: Mr. and Mrs, Geo Hutch.
las roses and mound Of pansiesy f. B.
IIutchins, roses; Mrs Kicker, sweet
rtns; Mr. and Mrs Herbert Hutchins,
mixed nowers Ernest Hntchins, carna-
tions; MI and Mrs. y. a. Eastman,
asiers; Mr. and Mrs Frank Cove, asters
81. /. French, pillow Lydo French,
astcrs; Dr ana Mrs Bailey, roses; Mr.
and Mrs Wiley, slr and Mrs L. Dia-
mond, roses Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Leaytt,
ioses; Mrs. II M. Aiinard. star of hyde
lanoias; Mr.. and Mrs Amos Hall, asters;
Mrs. G. w. Hall. asters Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry King, astefs; Ida Densmore,
roses: Leah Hamell mixed bouquet,
sweet pens aud chrYsanthemuns Mrs.
swct. peas and cllfysanthemumss Mrs.
HC. G. Cooney mixed bouquet Mr.. and
Mrs J. r. Plaisted, pink cluysanthe.
muns; Mrs. viii Nye, wreath veibenaa
and crescent of gcranums: Nh. and Mrs.
l;. T. Davis mud Mrs Chapman, roses:
Mrs. Campbell. sweet peas and pansies
Air and Mrs. J. n. Morrison, roses Mr.
and Mrs ] Sullivan. astefs and ferns
Mr. and Mrs VIII Blanchard aud Miss
Rita Blanchard, mixed bouquet and
rreath Of pansics; Mr. and Mrs. W. u
Ioole. carnations Mrs f. 4. Bacon,
Iansies and golden glow; Mrs. Il, Nj.
Cutler, sweet peas and golden glow; Mrs.
J A. Woodward. gladiolies and asters;
MISS N. Ill Toinlinson, mixed bouquet
Mrs Blake. pansies and sweet peasj
Mrs. Chamberlain. asters and sweet peas
Mrs, Maud Chamberlain, carnations
Mary Cochran, box If pansicsi Beatrice
rrAnxi. mixed bouquet Mrs Gravel,
mixed bouquet; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. a. Me-
Allistar, roses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
CUBAN MINISTER RESIGNS.
Reported to Be Due to DissensiOn With
Palma.

Washington, Sept. 1s-The Cuban Ie-
cation late last night received cable
gram from the Havana government am
nouncing that Senior Hevia, the director
Of the state department Of Cuba, has
resigned that his resignation has been
accepted and that Pedro Diago, the
dicrctor Of the department Of justice, has
been appointed to succeed Mr. Hevia.
The appointment Of successor to Mr..
Diago as director of the department Of
justice, il not announced
Mr. Diago has been an official Of the
Cuba government for the past eight
years.
While the Cuban legation has no all
vices indicating the reason for the
change, and Charge Pedro u Alineida
will not dicrss it, it is believed here
that it grows out of dssension between
President Palma and Mr.. Diago over
the forthcoming investigation 81 the sit
nation by Secretary Taft and Assistant
Secretary Of State Bacon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
STEWART WILL NOT RUN.
vermonter Who Had Been Nominated
by Colorado Republicans.

Denver, Sept. 1s.The Post in an
extra edition last night announced that
plslm b. Stewart Of Colorado Springs,
penubliean nominee for the governorship
II Colorado. has withdrawn from the
ticset The Post also says;
nstensibly Mr. Stewart has withdrawn
hocause of the condition of his health
bayinc iust rallied from an attacl, Of
annendicitis. but in reality he has re-
sdlled 10 make the race with Chief Jus.
s;ce Gabbert On the ticket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18

BY TYPHOON
Hong Kong Was Badly Hit
This Morning
ENORMOUS DAMAGE DONE
Number Of Ships Wrecked and Their
Cr wesDrowned--Foreign Dis
tricts Lost Considerably, 1t
Is Reported.

Manila, r, Il, Sept. 1s.--A typhoon
struck Hong Kong at 10 O'Clock this
morning, causing enormous damage 1t
ragged for two hours, wrecking NUM-
bei Of vessels and drowning their crews.
Among the ships reported To be lost arc,
Johann, Germann; San Chung, English;
AIonteagle, Of the Canadian and Pacific
railway came ashore; the Fustian Of the
Hong Kong md Macao railway founder
ed and only two officers were saved. All
business In the city il at standstiIl.
I'Ec coast for miles il lined with the
wreckage Of small craft Rows of
honses were blown down. It is reported
that there was considerable loss III
property in the foreign districts, but so
far as known none Of the foreign resi-
dents was injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
COULD NOT GIVE PLAY.
New York's Newest Play House Has
Violated Fire Regulation.

New York. Sept. is.--After an au-
dience that filed New York's newest
playhouse to its capacity had waited 45
minutes for the curtain to rise on the
opening performance at the Astor thea
tre last night, representative Of the
managers announced that the fire de-
partment hai forbidden the opening Of
mintentionally had violated minor fire
regulations.
The new house, located at Broadway
and 45th street, is under the manage
ment Of Wagenhalls & Kemper and was
TO have been formally opened with a
Midsummer Nights Dream" with Miss
Annie Russell as Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
LET OUT OF JAIL.
Two Chittenden County Men Charged
With Serious Offences

Rutland, Sept rs. Daniel Barnard Of
aud Joseph r. Headle Of
eherhnnc. against whom indictments
we've recently found hy the county grand
;ury, on ne hcar9e Of assault with at.
tempt to kill. and poisoning cattle, fes-
were admitted TO bail today,
Tile amount ii Barnard's ease was 81,
100 and in Headle's $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
RELEASED ON BAIL.
George Niles Who Is Charged With
Shooting at Springfield.

Springfield, Sept. 1s.--Ceorge Niles,
who was arrested on August 20, charged
with shooting Frank and Andrew Blan
chard, brothers, and whose case was
continued pending the outcome Of their
injuries. was brought before Trial JUS
tiee n. L. Lawrence yesterday and was
bound over to the county court upon
two charges Of assault with intent to
kill. Bonds we're set at 500 upon each
count, which were furnished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

There will be a meeting Of the school
commissioners tonight at O'Clock.
rBobbie" Burns pitched 4 winning
game for Lynn, Mass, against Spring
field. Mass, yesterday, his team win.
ming i to q. IIe allowed but Xix hits
made two himself, passed none and
stlnick out three. Down in Massacha-
sctts Burns goes under thea name of
Burton.
Elilia. aged Gye months and twenty.
one days, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Cassani Of Granite street, died
this morning Of whoopng cougi The
funeral viii be held from che house at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Inter
ment ia the Hope cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
CHURCHlLL'S BOOMERS
FULL OF CONFIDENCE
Because Their Candidates Planks We're
incorporated in the New Hamp-
shire Republicans Platform.

Concord, \. H.. Sept. 1s Winston
1hurchill's boomers for the governorship
nomination went into the Republican
convention this morning fuIl Of conf
dence because the platform committee
had practically agreed TO incorporate
many of their candidates principles III
the platform 4 he convention was call.
ed 10 order about noon by q. S. Senator
Gallinger There IS little possibility
that choice win be made on the iirst
ballot. All four Of the leading candi-
dates declare that their delegates viii
stand tirm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
Wakefield, Mass, Man Accused Of Fir.
ing His Own House.

Wakefield Mass, Sept. is.-Iohn
Sherman was arrested BY order Of the
state police last night, charged with set
ting fire TO his house on Forest street
last Tuesday The FIRE, which started
in several parts of the building early
in the morning, was extinguished before
much damage was done. Sherman's
wife and two daughters were in the
house at the time, but their lives were
not imperiled sherman Is alleged to
have admitted that he tried 20 burn
the house in order TO get the insurance,
which would amount TO 81 500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
Rebels Attacking City of
Cienfugos
SPITE OF PROCLAMATION
Efforts Of Peacemakers Now Turned
Toward Getting Members Of Cuban
Congress to Resign, Thus
Demanding New Election. is

Havana, Sept. 1s.--The efforts OF the
peace makers are now being directed
toward trying to induce the members Of
the Cuban congress to resign, thus leay-
ing the field clear for new election.
The resignation Of many state officials
may be expected as soon as it is known
that Secretary Taft intends to examine
the methods of government.
In spite Of the proclamation Of a
cessation of hostilities. it is reported
that fighting il still going on at Cien-
fuegoes, and that the rebels are besieg-
ing the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
BURLINGTON SCHOOL GAINS.
There Are lel More Scholars Than Last
Year.

Burlington, Sept 1s.-Figres obtain
Ell at the Office Of the superintendent Of
schools show that thc school attendance
M the end Of the opening week Of this
fall term was 2,ji4, which is an increase
81 161 pupils over the total for the hrst
week in 1905. POS over 1901 and $40
oyer the Attendance for the fall term OF
1870. In the total Of 2,5i4 is included
the attendance at the opening Of the
grammar schoul yesterday.
The 2,5l4 pupils are divided among
The grades as follows:
High school. 25s; grammar, 3a3; in.
terncdiatc, 5s5; primary, 1,Os4; kinder
earten, 140.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
vERcENNEs REPORT.
Is Now on the Way to Governor Bell
Today.

Sc. Adams, Sept. Is.-A 1pport Of
tie investigation Of the state Industrial
school was sent today from Morris
vile By g. H. Stafford and IL. + Brig
ham to n. G. Williams, the third mem
bcr of the board, who Is visiting Gov.
ernor Bell at Walden, and who viii
submit the report to the governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
TWO WERE KILLED
AND EIGHT WERE HURT
In Collapse of Building at Lawrence,
Mass, This Morning--0ne Of the
Dead Was Foreman.

Lawrence, Mass, Sept. 1s.--Two were
kilIed and eight were injured this morn
ine bv the collapse OF the street SUI
nefstructure of an immense coal pocket
which was being constructed for the
Wood worsted mill The dead are
Howard Dyer, foreman, and Michael
f,elaher. an Italian. All the injured
we're laborers employed on the struc
+,,re
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
TRAVESTY ON JUSTIC
IN WARSAW TO DAY
Two Hundred Persons Arrested During
Recent Outbreak Sentenced to
Death by Military Court.

Warsaw. Sept. lS.-Two hundred per
Sens, who were arrested during the re-
cent outbreak, were condemned to death
tolay by the military court including
tts officers who recently organized the
r.asacre at Siedlce Such travesty on
justice has never been known before in
Russia.
It is learned that Jews in London have
started movement TO save their coun-
trymen but with little hope Of success
for under Russian law persons sentenced
for military crimes mnst be executed in
A. hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
RUTLAND's NEW FIRE CHIEF.
Charles E. McDermott Succeeds G. w.
Dunton. Removed.

Rutland, Sept Isl The board of all
dermen last night appointed Charles +.
NcDermott of this city chief Of the fire
department succeeding George w. Dun-
ton. who was removed after the big fire
last February. Mr.. McDermott has been
d fireman 10 years and has been acting
chief since Dunton's removah
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
BISHOP MIcHAUD is I'LL
Suffering from an Attack Of Acute In
digesteion at St. Johnsbury.

ST. .Iohnslmry Sept. 1S.--The Right
Reverand J. $ Michaud, bishop Of Bur
ington, Is patient at the ST. Johnsburv
hospital suffering d severe attack Of
acute Indigestion. Bishop Michaud ar
rived here from Burlington Saturday
neon and was planning to take Ahe lat
ternoon train for Lyndonvillc to admin
ister confirmation 70 a large class, About
Two Ill TIE afternoon he was taken with
severe pains and medical help was quick
" summoned. He is resting quietly and
lis condition II improved, though ha still
X confined to the bed. The bishop off
GATED at the dedication Of this hospital
nbout ten wears ago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
SHOT HIS AccUsER.
pittsfeld, Mass, Man Took Law Into
His Own Hands.

p;ttsaeId, Mass, Sept. 1s.-~ln a row
,-h;cb resulted, Bcvins says, from the
Man Of William Burlingame in coming
...ta ia house and charging him with
,,",roner n intimacy with Burlineame's
mother Cook Bcyins shot and seriously
,onnded William Bnflingamc Of Hart
s, N conn. between two and three
a'cIoek this morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
ONE HORSE WON sa,iaS.
At Opening of Grand Circuit at colum-
bus. Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept ls.- Ardelle, the
fayorite, won the opening days feature
in the grand circuit meeting the Hotel
Hartman purse of $1,000 for 2.15 pace
ers, but not until Italia, Cleveland
mare, had captured the second heat in
2;04, reducing her previous record BY
five seconds Ardelles time in the first
mile when chased out by Vista Boy,
was half q second lower than her old
mark After being nosed out BY italia
in the middle heat, the Gcefs mare won
the deciding mile in 2,051a. Her win
nings amounted TO s2,i25.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
MARKET WENT AGAINST HIM.
rohn E. Marshall Killed Himself Last
Night,

p4an Sent is. John = Marshall Of
,Daa ovs was found dend IN bis ollice on
: gelne ,sgs street this morning with a
fAes'eas asnellino Of hclorofom wound
elq'h XII head. The market went
aFouhq ;n Yesterday and il is believed
aealhss pnnmittcd suicide. Marshall
tts1 as tamons the country over ~ q
NaS on ,,we 81 potato chips. He left
isaaY'asS !, ....,,,ess and became stock broker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
piphtheria at swanton.

Swanton. Sept, is.--There are few
eases Of diphthcria here, but they are
apparently Under control and are guard
cd against spreading