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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
STRIKING CHORUS
WILL HOWL. HE SAYS
Director cenrisd Says They VIII Not Be
Re-ensazea for Metropolitan Chorus
Faust Sung Without Last
Niwht,

New York, Jan. g. Gounod's Faust
was sung at The Metropolitan Opera
lfsuse Iast night without chorus, the
result of strike of the recently or.
ganized chorus union. The union, on
Mon1ay lad demanded that salaries 81
RAISED nesriy 30 per cent. Director Helm
rich Conried met The Representatives of
the union and told them thai If members
Of the chorrs would come to him as
indRidusSs lie would rsc his best cf-
forts to better their condition but would
refuse 10 treat with them aslmembers
OF labor union
Last night when The usual hour for
presenting the opera came none of ibe
chorus put in an appearance. The
opening Of the opera was delayed until
s.25 O'Clock when the mcsnbrTs OF the
ballet We're grouped on the stage to
make the scenes as effective rs possible
Under the circumstances. Mr.. tonried
appeared and addressed tl.e audience,
telling briefly Of his dealing With tho
chorus unions representatives an1 stat
ing that q new chorus would he organ
lied az speedily as possible. no perform.
anec being omitted in the meantime.
Mr. Gonricl told TIE members Of the
chorus that no one who weat on strike
in violation Of an individual contract
would te rc-cngasci for Metropolitan
chorus The chorus numbered about fs0
persons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
DECISION REACHED
I'M DECATUR CASE
II He Is Acquitted Of Hazing Charge
He win Be Rearrested Oh the
Charge Of Neglect Of
Duty.

Annapolis, Jan. The case of Mid
shipnan Stephen Decatur. Jr, who fol
hree days has been on trial before 4
naval court martial for the alleged haz'
ne of Midshipmen Isaac N. Mc(rary and
gaylord Church, was given tn tho court
ghortly before o'clock Yesterday after
lonn. AT 4s45 the rcurt had decided
ipon its findings, which Will be forward.
ID to the superintendent of tho naval
scadcny, for his action.
Under the law the record then goes
ID the secretary Of the navy, bnt Sccre-
tary Bonaparte has announced that be
regarded his duties ia the matter al
purely ministerial, and that unless some
glaring error should have passed the sn.
perintcndent's notice, he will approve
Che action 81 Admiral Sands
An intimasion has been received from
IN official source that should Decatur
K acquitted of hasing by the court
nartial he would be ra-arFested, ana
charge of neglect of duty lodged
against him. This would be based on
BE testimony brought ont during the
trial Of the present ease. and bis nd.
mission that he Was III tue room when
Church was hazed, by being compelled
to perform No. 1e. The room MAS
Decatur's and he was the ranking ofEl.
eef present.
The ease Of Aiidshipnan Warren IA
Nandervcer or Mount Hoily, M. D., who
vas ordered to be dismissed by Admiral
Sands; but whose action was not sl4sl
tanned BY Secretary Boaaparie, owing to
The inyaldity al the law providing sun,
mary dismissal, has largely been lost
sight Of on account Of the interest in
the hazilg cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
. TUCKER SCORES 4 POINT
Judge Orders Stick Pin into Possession
OF Respondent.

Boston, Jan. 4.The attorneys for
Charles i. Tucker the Apbrundale youth
who was convicted nearly year ago
Of the murder of Mabel Page at Weston
on March 81. 1904, yesterday scored a
point in their attempt 70 secure a new
trial on the ground Of newly discovered
evidence.
a Canadian stick pin figured proni.
nently in the trial and the attorneys
for the convicted man claim to hayc
new evidence bearing on this phase Of
the case. Yesterday in response 70 a
request from fuckers counsel. Judge I'd
gar L. sherman, Who presided at the
trial, ordered that the pin, now in the
custody of the state police. be given up
to fuckers attorneys, The pin, 1t Is
understood, viii be used as partial
means of Identification in connection
with the newly discovered evidence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
MAY PRODUCE esApHo."
Olga Eethersolc Granted Permission Al
New Haven

New Haven, Conn, Jan The mu.
nieipal authorities have decided to allow
Miss Olga Ncthcrrole's compsny 70 pre-.
dslce sSaphoa in This city. TIE license
for the production was held up several
days ago hy Chief Of Police Wrinn.
pending an Investigation as to the mo-
fality of the play. The Judgment OF a.
sistant City Attorney Samuel Hoyt al
a critic was accepted, and It was de.
eided to allow the performance To be
given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
ABotIsH INsuRANcE REpArEs
Threc Big Companies Agres: Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland Referee.

New York, Jan. s.An agreement to
abolish rehatipg on premiums has bcen
entered into ~ the New York Life III.
snrsDee Company, the Equitable Lie
Assurance Society and thf Mutual Life
lusurancc Conpsny. Former President
Cleveland hss befn appointed referee 10
decide all questions II dispute that may
arise in such matters, and his salary as
referee win bc $4,000 PR snnum, 20 be
paid jointly BY The three companies. Mr.
Cleveland has accepted, with the under-
standiHg thst the officers of the three
companies are to second him IN his e.
forts to step rebating. Amy agent who
gives rebates win be dismissad from ser
vice, and viii not be rc rceppleycd byafy
Of the companies that are parties to
The agreement It Is The desire o, the
conpanirs 70 secure Tie co4oprtation of
all other life insurance companies in this
agreement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
BLOWN ON THE BEACH.
Steamer r, S. Thistlswood Ashore OF
Florida Coast.

Pensacola Fla., Jan. 4.-The biz
coast ateanler r. S. Thistlcwood, fresn
Tampa for New Orleans, Is on tiss gasIf
iessch, twrufN miles east of Pensacola
lnY, ssAlere siie was blown Yesterday
be The prevailing gale. The vessel is
reported In a dangerous condition, hut
little information could be obtained last
night regarding her Tugs left hsre st
once to 10 to her assistance, stopping
at the life saving station 70 take on
board the life-saving crews there
The Thistlewooi is one OF the vessels
OF the new line of steamers running be-
tween New Orleans and gampn aid Is
supposed 10 have on board cargo Of
oranges and other fruits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
Another Fireman Badly Hurt
AT Springfield, Mass, Fire.
OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN
Capt Sidney Bowers Rushed Brayely
Into Work Of Saving Highland Bap-
tilt Church and Was Caught
BY Falling Roof.


Springfield, Mass, Jan 54- Capt. Sid,
Hey Bowers of engine 4 was killed and
Frank i. Hines, fireman, vas seriously
injured III an inenndiary iire which de.
sfaoyed the Higlland Baptist church
la night The fire started III aia adioin-
Ing barn, III which fires had been sei
fWice previously ii the last two months
Twice I'D TIN last two wears have fires
been discovered il the chapel Of tho
church.
saptain Bowers md three fFenaer were
ia the barn VIXEN the roof fell in. The
three iirefnen veFe pulled out, but Il
was impossible to roach Bowers After
tho Rre wps lander contraI search was
made for Captain Bowers body, hut only
the head was found.
The citTeh, which cost about S60,,
coo, was dedicated in 1893, The insnr.
ance is about $4,000.
Tie fire was discovered IN barn
which closely adloined the church about
$3.50 o'clock, and when The fiYemen ar-
rived the entire upper part Of the build
ING was iii flames. Captain Bowers
hleyely led bis men into the very center
If the burning structure, where an AZ.
tempt was made 10 carry line ur
stairs The building, however, bursea
III rapidly that fifteen minutes after the
men made their way into it chimney
fell and with ii the roof. The hcavy
thinkers from the roof carried down The
next floor and caught the iiremen.
a score Of iileInen rushed ID tho aid
II their comrades and succeeded N pull
ing out all but Captain nowcrs. Hose.
man Hines was found u bc seriously
injured, one lcg heing broken, and he
was suffering from Internal injuries when
he was carried to The hospital At i
late hour last night his condition was
considered critical.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
Extended TO Congregational
Churches Last Night.
By OTHER DENOMINATIONS
on Occasion Of Completion IF tie Re-
dedication Exercises Held to Marx
the Completion 81 Repairs
on Edifce.


The last public meeting in the dedica.
ton services of the Congregational
church, was held last evening, Il being
Fellowship service, open 70 the con.
gregations Of AL the churches ii tla citv.
The pastor Of each Of the churches il
the this city, together with the pastor
of Bethany Congregational church ii
Montpelier, The captain of the local
corps of saIyationists, ard the head ii
the loeal Christian Scientist society,
spoke briefly, bringing the greetings Of
their yarions congregations. The church
WIS fairly ven filed with members Of
the various houses of worship III Tie
city
The meeting WIS opened with an or.
pan voluntary by 81 Hollister Jackson.
followed BY music by the church choir.
Rev I'll a. Poole, pastor of the church.
called on Rev. John Watt to read The
scriptures ANA offer prayer. MI. Poole
then spoke = few words Of hearty vel
come IA the pastors and members Of
their congregations present A ladies'
Qaartette consisting Of Mrs. B. w.
Isralev, MIS- W III. Gale, Miss Emma
Phillips and Miss Maule Harris, render
el selection. AEr. Poole then intro
luced Rev Il. r. Love, who broughs Tie
congratulations of the Methodist church.
Mr. Lowe spoke a few moments an the
history Of Barre churches and on The
steadily growing plan Of cooperation
among the different churches.
Captain Lewis of the Salvation army
spoke q few words IN bshalg 81 the local
salvation army corps. Rev. II. 4. Bll-
zies the pastor os the Baptist chuTeF,
brought Congratulations from his pespIe
and told several anecdotes, Greetings
were brought from the I-nivssaIist
church hy Rex. G. G. (ounsr, its pastor:
from tile italian cbnroh, hg Rev Ariel
8esnndi; from the MsiiipeNer Gengre-
aatinnal church bN Rev q x Reed from
ihc Episeopai chn'sh hy rev G. =. F4cr
ana4 and from the ChsTeh 81 Slsaist
Scipntist BY f. A. Walker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
And II IS Feared That One
Was Knocked Overheard.
FERRY.B0ATS COLLIDE
The Passaic and the Binghanton Came
Together in the North River This
Morning and Former Was
Seriously Damaged.

New York 1an 4.fhs ferry boats
Passaic 81 the Erie line and the Bing
ham on of the Iackawanna line col|idel
IN the North River this morning. The
Passair was seriously damaged, and
three hundred passengers were thrown
into d panic. 81 far Az i known only
one man, al Italian porter on the Pass
aic was badly hnrt. although fears are
expressed that passenger Of the Pass
ale was knocked overheard and drowned.
Many passengers were badly bruised,
and All were shaken up.
In the panic, following the collision,
several persons were crushed as the
crowds rushed to get out Of the cabins.
There were no other serious accidents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
44s-5
TORNADO SWEEPS
OVER GEORGIA
Bringing Death ana Destruction--H Hun,
dreds Of People Rendered Homeless
BY Powerful Wind
Yesterday.

Albany, Georgia, jGr. s-A tornado
passed over this place i; 1880 J. ri.
yesterday, killing seyeral persons and
seriously injiiring many Others, several
of whom will die The air chamber and
she'd ot the Virginia Carolina Chemical
company was demolished, and tho dam
age extended over portioni Of dozen
city blocks.
The track of tie storm, about Us
yards wide, swept in northwesscrIy
course, lsFclling trees nnd small buiid.
ings in it, path until ii reached the
residence district, when The course was
changed for d few hundred yards. II
carried away trees and even portieos
from dwellings, but did not aeniolish a
house.
On Washington street ii turned north
ward tearing down the sheds and acid
warehouses Of the Gorgia Cotton Oil
company and also blowing several freight
ears from the tracks.
The dead include:
Ben Jones, inaehinis, in the employ
of the Virginia Carolina Chemical COM
pany.
Jake johnson, nine years old negro
boy.
The probably fatally injured incIudei
Lulu GLADDEN..
Jessie Davis.
Annie Davis and Jessie Woodall.
The list is still incomplete, as much
of the destruction wrought was well
beyond the city limits. Reports from
the tornado after it left Albany have
not been received. Hundreds ii negroes
in the city are homeless ard many have
lost all their household effects. Tbs
injured are being cared for and caorfs
are being made 70 secure shelter foF an
This is difheail, owing 70 the scarcity
of all kinds of dwelling houses.
Under the direction of 3iavcr Raw
son. relief will be secured end pronetly
furnished those in TIE greatest dis
tress.
Some apprehension Is felt for IRE
tcria. in the southwestern part Of the
county.
The tornado came from that dirce.
tion. The telegraph wires arc down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
DEFICIT STILL GROWS.
Rutland County Fair Association Now
Owes About $4,000.

Rutland, Jam The management Of
the Rutland County Agricultural society
was placed in The hands Of tho farmers
et the annual meeting held ii this city
yesterday by the election OF agricultural
men to Office This was done with the
idea 81 exciting a greater interest among
the farmers In the Rutland county fair
which far several years has been practi-
eally . faiIure if the present plans are
carried out the fairs hereafter will be
purely agricultural and will be for the
farmers OF Rutland county. The purse
money for The horse racea VIII be devot-
ed to races confined strictly to Rutland
county and to classes iil which only
farmers horses arc eligible.
The tfaasufer's report showed the to-
tal indebtedness of The society u BE-
about s. 900, thc deficit for the fair Of
1908 being S4as.75.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

Bellows Falls Lad. Was Found at NO,
Stratford, N. H.

Bellows Fails. Jan. Napoleon
Young. the missing Bellows Falls boy
Was located last night al North STRAIT.
ford, \. II.
The boy. who is iaaS than I'm yehr:
old, got into a. alteration with IN
Italian fruit dealer hnFe The night oi
July . and Nas ehasel through the toNn
thoroughly frightened. lie took 10 the
wo5ls and IL was thought fell into the
Connecticut river and was dgowned
Search has, however, been made through
ont New England and every effort inside
to find him.
a disFNEA from North Stratfard last
night says ffat lie Is well and has been
At work on farm. The father, John
Young, leaves here To bring the boy
home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
ENRAGED AT SLIGHT
President Castro Failed to invite II.
Taigny to His Reception ana
France Demands the Rea-
son THEREFOR

Paris, Jan 49, Because President Cas-.
tro Of Venezuela failed 10 invite 81.
Taigny the French charge d'sfIaircs At
Caracas. 10 Ms reception cn Now year's
day, which was given 70 members Of
the diplomatic corps, France has decided
70 nsk the United States to discontinue
its efforts Go arrange an anlicablc set
tIement Of the differences between Fen-
ezaela and France, unless Castro giees
full and prompt satisfaction for the
slight thus inflicted upon her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
DEpEw IS spurKY.
But Says Ho wiz Give Up Some cf His
70 Positions Seon.

New York Jan. 4Senator Chaunesy
NJ. Depcw II an interview heTe last night
declared that be had 30 intention what
ever Of Jesigning from the United States
senate, lle added however, that with
the approach 81 his 72nd birthday an.
adversary, april ~ next, he intended re,
signing from 4 large nAnrcr n the
eosnparics in which lie il trustee Or di.
rector lie will not sever bis connec
TORS With the New York Central and
Hudson river railroad, nc stated. as he
regards bis position with that com.
pany an honcrtry one. felator Dcpew
II listed as director or trustee of 10
companies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
THEIR AGENT ARRESTED.


Nopdstpck, Jan rrhilo Kidaer ~
this piaee WIS brought into Wiudso,
county court yesterday on tlso rharoe
Of keeping q bucket siien. Kidder has
been agent toF the firm of n F. Leighton
y 90. 81 hottpu, which rrcentIy went
INTO Tho hopds Of 8 receiver.
Ihe lnsy trial ~ atate VA. Iohn Hur.
ley on thc charge oE attempting to brent
iail, j. being heard The evidence ehoW.
that the iailef deleeted thc fcsponden,
q the act Of receiving saws to aid in
his escape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
Through Train wrecked.

Cirecnville, n. G., Jan. f.--A through
freight on the Southern Railway was
wrecked near Fair Forest. S. &. yester.
day. Engineer J., a. Lucas of Green,
Vile and d coloreI freincn were killed.
Others Of the crew werc fatally in
iured. "A washout apparently caused
the wreck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
col. HARVEY THEIR GUEST
Newspaper Men Of Vermont Assemble At
Burlington.

Burlington, Jan. 4--Ihe quarterly
meeting of liz Vermont state Press Az
ISOLATION win be held tonight q lhs
Van Ness House Col. harvey ol New
York will give an address Or NeFss-
paperdom.g Iie arrived flns MofNtsie
A reception to him and vislung pencil
pushers will be given thls alternoon bN
tlc local committee NJ tha h1uail atlsrA
club large delegation Of newspaper
men II here,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
BARRE MEN ARRESTED.
One Has Been Released and Other
Held for Trial

Mafshileld. Jan. 4Deputy SheriH 3.
III Irwin was IN Barre last saturday,,
where he arrested Charlie ia Belle ana
Lem Farnsworih on u warrant issslfd
by Grand Juror 6. Z. shepard, charaiHB
them with a breach Of the peace, ailessd
70 have been committed around EN-
school house in tbe Pike district nn
Tuesday. Dec. 26. Both respondents
came into court and pleaded not guilty
the cases being confined 70 Jan. =.
AT the hearing yesterday I. r Lalnson
of Cabot represented the state and Al'
NJ. Gordon Of Barre appeared for tlse
respondents. The case against La helle
was mol pressed and the one against
Fafnsworth continued TO jan. ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
VICTIM DIED
FROM WOUND
IN THE HEAD

Haven. 4. Maxcy Hitler is quoted as
SAYING that he believes Mr. Edwards
died as the result of stroke Of apo
plexy, and that the autopsy which has
ben ordered ID be performed today on
the body of M. Edwards win fulfil that
statement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
SPAULDING HIGH LOST
TO MONTPELIER HIGH
EatteTss Team Work Was Too Much
for Them ana Score was So to ~
As Result of Last Nights
Game.

Montpelier high school defeated
Spaulding high school last evening IN
the X AZ. G. A. gymnasium At Mont
pelier hy the score Of 3S 10 il. The
Montpelier boys showed the effects nf
good team work as their passing was
almost perfect and their forwards were
sure basket throwcrs.
The game was fast. clean and free
from unnecessary roughnesS. carswell
and Worthen were TIE star men fof
Spaulding. while Therianit and Hceeie
were the shining lights ON the Montpelier
team.
Woftheu threw tive fouls out Of pos
sihlc eight, and also threw one basket
fFonl the floor CarsweiI threw three
baskets. ona ef which was beauty.
thrown from the center Of the floor.
This featnre of the Montpelier boys
rgFk was their team play, which won
the game for them. Hepgie made j
star basket from the center 0f the floor.
ss well as making another less brilliant
basket.
The line up:
SPAULDINfi MONTPELIER
Capt. Worthen, I. I ". T., Heggie
CsFswell, !. f.-.-.L f, TheFiailli
Darling, G ........... .c, Daley
Helyose. r. g.......s....f. e., Reed
Bruce (ist haif), !. & ..,l- a. Buck
Riley (2nd half), l. q
Summary Of the game: Periods. 20
minutes; baskets from noor, TheriauIt
4, HeQpie 2, Daley 5, Buck 2, Worthen
4. CarswsIl a. Bruce !, lIalvosa j 4: bas-
lsess from the foul line. Worthen S out
Of possible :, Daley / out 81 possible
Is score Montpelier 33, Spaulding III;
referee, Gauthisr; umpire, Hnvforl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
IN HANps oF REyoLurIoaIsrs.
zlatoust Railroad Is Nov Reported to
pn

Sampra, Jan. Tie ZIatoust rail-
road il reported to be IN the hands ~
The reyolutionists. Great anxiety is
felt regarding the situation in Siberia.
All communication is suspended beyond
0msk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
DIR. sEAvER MARRIED.
Well Known Congregational Clergyman
Groom at Age Of ~ Years.

Rutland, Jan. Il Rev. Norman Sea
yer and AIRS, Ellen r. Pond Of this city
were married This afternoon BY Rev. hi.
6. w. Phillips. The groom il Il ami
the bride 5s. MI. Seaycr was ordained
here on August g. pastor Of the local
Congregational church and on Nov. 9Th
retired. X is the second marriage ii
each case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
NEW GOVERNOR
OF MASSACHUSETTS
Curtis Guild, j., Took Oath Of once
Today Amid Company Of Distin-
guished Msn Gathered ii
Boston.

Boston, Jan.4. Curtis Guild, Jr.,
took his oath as governor Of Alassaehu-
setts today Tho ceremonies we're al
tended b. many Of the most distinguish
"a men III The state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
CHURCH GETS GIFT.
ST. Johnsbury Baptist Society Receives
Pleasant News.

ST Jahnsharg, ,iau A.~At the annuai
aestinE srd roil eell oT IRE First Bap.
tist church last evening tho pastor, tie
Rev A W Gage made thc gratifying
announcement that Samuel NJ Brown Of
Bostpn had presented the church with
nn individual communion sot Mr..
Brown IS president Of r. q II Fairbanks
.& Co, sud has always hcen LIBERAL
contributor 70 this church, as well as
TO othey st. Johnsbstry institutions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
ARRESTS coMpARHb.
There We're 17o This Year foT Intozi-
catioa. 2ig u 1909.

The report cf the chief of police of
this city, which was read a. Che c9sut-
eil meeting TUESDAY evening" shows thab
IN 1905 there were Is less atfests for
INVESTIGATION tlian II 1904 The eoul-
pared list BY months i a. follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
DID ROUTINE BUSINESS.
stato Railroad Commission at Montpsli.r
Today.

The State Railroad Commission mei
At Montpelier today Rnd transacted only
routine business. All the board were
present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
DEATH or 4 WRITER.
Harrison W. Weir, Artist, Author and
Journalist.

London, Jan. 4-Farfison w. Weir,
artist, author, ana journalist is dead.
Hc was born in Lcwcs, Sussex, in 1871
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

burlington, 9an. aA psfitIon w
bankruptcy was filed yesterday bv Az
thur M Bartholomew of Grafton Iin
has liabilities of S7.ss7.46 and astets ~
s'2opr Of which $500 aFe claimea "a.
umpt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
STEEL MAcNATE DEAD.
Charles S. Guthrie surcumbs to Apren.
dicitis.

Salisbury. y. G., Jan. & Charles s.
Guthrie. the well known steel magnate,
died today from appendicitis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
HEAVY FAILURE.
Ex-AIderman Trick Of Burlington Went
Under To-day.

Burlington. Jan. The failure il an.
nounced today Of George q. Trick o
inoatman here. ne is an ex-alderman.
He has heavy liabilities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
u Good share

Tie annual meeting Of the Mont
pelier Baptist church was held taaa
end the report were v. ssgsll VI ES
The financial report saoNs1 tlae tise
church is III no hest spa9l'sVs eYe3
the debts paid and taere 0gsps / pallisss
ia the treasury IheIe m Y NR1eE
after the meeting ana w s'sse'Qh 81
officers followed,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

Order Has Been Rcstored IN Baltic Pro
vince.

London, Jan 4,-A ST. Petersburg des.
patch saxa that tho miraion Of General
0rlof Who was sent - The Baltic pro.
yinces 70 restore Order, has been cam
pietelg successful. The insurgents have
surrendered their arms and order has
restored.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04

Companion Court gIau,ss ~
757, i. d. II, will hold 4 sssa's9 N sHeeltug
10 their hall III ths b9'snsa a..,s.s s.sssiSs
day evening, Jah a s'is@ SR'sI'la
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