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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
BARRE INDEPENDENTS"
NAME THEIR DELEGATES
To The Clement Convention, Which Is
to Be Held in Burlington on
Thursday.

The independents Of Barre met in
the city court room last evening and
elected delegates to the Independent
convention to be held at Burlington.
June 2s Angelo Scampini was made
chairman and Elmer " Bean secretary.
The delegates elected we're: Elmer \.
Bean, II. Nj. Scott, Victor Lovely. John
Cleary, Angelo Scampini, ID. Juidici, p
j, Mccarthy, Eugene sullivan, James
Elriek, Samuel J. Kingston, John b. Cas-.
selini, VIM. Brown, Michael Tierney,
Alex. Corti. j. d. Ossola, S. d. Allen,
S. \. Parker, John Scampini. Jerry
Keefe and Abram Mann. The delegates
were empowered to choose their own al
ternates.
city committee was elected as fol-
lows. George l.. Beeklcy, Eugene Sui
liyan, Angelo Seampini, James Elrick,
John B. Casselini and Wm. Brown.
Victor Lovely was elected member
OF the county committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
DEAD MANS CAREER.
Stanford White Great Architect and
Prominent Club Man

New York, June 2e. Mr.. White was
native Of New York city. having been
born here in 1858. He was educated
at the university Of New York and re-
ceived his architectural training with
Charles q. Gambril and II. H. Richard
son.
Since 1881 the firm OF Mckin, Mead
q White designed among other struc.
lures the Madison Square Garden, Cen
tury and Metropolitan clubs, the uni-
yersity Of New York, Washington arch.
the university of Virginia and the ped
estals for the principal statues Of st.
Gaudens, the sculptor He was mem
Der Of the Municipal art society. New
York botanical garden society. Metro
politan museum Of art. Geological soci.
ETY., University club, the American in.
Stitute Of architects, the Racquet. kis-
met, Players, Century, Manhattan, New
York Yacht, Union, knickerbocker and
the Adirondack league clubs and the
American fine arts society. He was
also vice president OF the Madison Square
Garden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
wHo THAw IS.
Son Of a Wealthy Pittsburg Family, Was
80 Years Old.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 26. Harry Ken
dali Thaw is about SO years OF age and
is the son Of the late William Thaw,
who was vice president of the Penn
slyyania lines west. He was 4 gradtl-
ate OF the Western university Of Penn
sylvania and when In pittsburg made
his home with his mother at Iyndh,ust,
Beechwood boulevard. in the east end
Of the city. Since his graduation from
college and the attainment of his ma.
iority, Ihaw has lived little in Pitts
burg. Much Of his time has been spent
abroad and it was while in Paris thai
he met Evelyn Nesbit, an actress, whom
he afterwards married
Henry Thaw is brother of j. Cope.
ley Thaw, the countess of Yarmouth
who was Alice Thaw, and also of Mrs.
George Lauder Carnegie Of Cumberland
Fla He also il half brother Of Ben
iamin Thaw.
Mrs. William Thaw. mother Of Harry
sailed for Europe Saturday ON one OF
the slow steamers. She is on her way
to visit her daughter, the countess oil
Yarmouth. Harry and his bride were
booked to sail on Wednesday Of this
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
GODDARD CLASS DAY
BEFORE LARGE CROWD
Well Prepared Exercises Were Held at
the Goddard Chapel Yesterday
Afternoon.

The class day exercises Of the class
Of '06 OF Goddard were held in the chap.
el yesterday afternoon and passed of
very successfully before an audience that
flied tho hall. The stage was simply
bat prettily decorated with flowers, the
class flags and coiors. dark green and
white. ON the front OF the stand at
which the class orator stood were the
words OF the class motto. Tabor 0mnia
Vincit,v Labor Conquers AL" The
programme. which was announced by the
class president. Charles Brown Of Will
liston, began at o'clock the first num-
Der being beautifully rendered piano
selection. Suite (four bands) Op. 3s,
tro 3. Goldned. by Miss Mildred Phelps
Of Barre and Miss Bessie Brtterield Of
North Montpelier
Following prayer by the Rev. G. C..
Conner. the oration BY the class orator,
Neriin Taylor Calef Of Onawa. Iowa,
was delivered. Ii was a carefully pre-
pared and scholarly oration on ''1he
Spirit OF American Colonization and
was also delivered in forceful manner.
The address TO the juniors was next Civ
en- BY John Ell LeClaire of Barre Mr..
IeClaire said that he was not sur
priscd that the faculty had chosen him
to give the address to the juniors and
that he would endeayof to give them
some fatherls advice And he did so
in both a humorous aud serious vein. Al
Fthe conclusion Of an enjoyable piano
solo. ~Pastorale.. Chaminade, By Miss
Bnttertield. Miss Carlenc Stone Wooster
Of Charlotte reeited the class poem,
which was nicely worded and brought
ont the comparison Of the little noun
tain stream winding its way to the
meadow, gaining strength and power
from many sources until it finally Joins
the larger life Of The river with the
youth who builds up with study and
experience to the broader life Of man
hood.
Miss Helen Boutwell, II Gaysville read
the class history which she had well pre-.
pared and brought out many amusing
incidents which had happened since the
organization If the class. Miss Mary
Ovens oi Barre gave piano solo. Nalse-
srabcs.le. Lack in finished style,
after which George Otis Ball of Fer.
rsbuFg addressed the seniors giving
them some yell considered advice, and
M conclusion urged them 70 stick to
flWir motto. Labor Conqners All
Another piano solo was then nicely
PLAYED ty Miss Phelps and the class
Wili ii which many of the students
aie remembered for their misdoings IN
school Last came The presentations,
which were cleyerly gotten up by Ralph
HiFtnlt Booth of Eerrisburg and Will
liam Arthur Vivian Of Granitesille. They
dispensed with d trunkful ii tokens and
were more Or less pointed IN their pres
cntation remarks. which we're highly en-
loved by the students lucky enough to
escape roast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
Northern League Standing.
BasebalI Notes.

The Canadians have got star pitcher
in Iiildcbrand.
The Intercitys didn't have chance
to show their speed on bases yester-
day.
Bobby Burns viii be given a glad
reception when he returns with the
team.
Ed. Ruclbach got back into shape yes
terday and allowed ST. Louis but sin.
gle hit, Chicago winning 2 to I.
The Champions play again il Ottawa
this afternoon and both teams then
come to Barre for Wednesday game.
Coombs, who WAS with the lntercity
ball team last summer. at the close Of
the Bowdoin Colby ball game Tor the
championship of slaine (won BY Colby)
yesterday, signed 4 contract with the
Philadelphia Americans While playing
with the Tntercity Coombs was being
watched by the Philadelphia team. He
has been pitching a tine game for the
Maine college
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
WAS PROMINENT CITIZEN.
William Franklin Orvis Of Manchester
Died Yesterday.

Manchester, June a6. William Frank
lin orvis died here yesterday, aged A.
years, after an lines of four weeks Of
inflammation Of the brain.
Mr.. Oryis has been prominently iden-
tilted with the activities of the Town,
and was secretary Of the Manchester
Development association, which was or
ganizei in 1901, mainly through Mr.
|Orvis' Efforts, to promote Manchester Al
a summer resort
He WAS the third son of Mrs, Sarah
NJ. Within Oryis and the Late Franklin
ii. Orvis, who was proprietor of tiIs
Equinox House in this village for nearly
half century, Since finishing his cdu'
cation ut Phillips Andover Academy, Mr.
Oryis had been connected with the hote
interests 81 the family in Manchester
and Florida.
He i survived BY his wife, mother
and four brothers, Paul I'M. and George
I Al, of New York and Edward G. an,
Louis G. OF Manchester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
WILL REPORT SOON.
On Their Findings Regarding Burlington
l..s..A-s Electric Road

Burlington. June 26.~-The inyestiga,
tion OF the methods Of operation employ.
ed by the Burlington traction company
which was ordered by the board OF al
dermen at its Last meeting was COM
pleted last evening BY the committee
on accounts and claims and that corn.
mittec win report TO the board Monday
evening.
The investigation was the result OF
a message sent to the board BY Mayor
Burke in which he stated that com
plants had been made to him that the
company was violating the terms OF its
franchise. The committee consists OF
Aldermen Morgan. Meagher and Stone.
Complaints were made that the cars
were not all run the entire length Of
the line on the Shelburne road in the
evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
WEST TopsHAM.

L. D. M'ilds and wife and George
Moore ind vile enjoyed i few DAYS
fishing, a Harey's pond in Barnet last
week.
Mrs Henry Glover and daughter OF
Groton visited Mrs. Glover's father
Monday.
The remains Of Mrs. Hannah Wiley
Of Meredith, N. H.. were brought here
Friday and laycd beside her husband.
The memorial sermon preached by
Rcy. A. }. iIougl Of Groton assisted by
Rev, Geofgc Nye 81 this place, Sunday
in the union church was well attended.
\ large number 81 X. 81 +. were present.
After the close tie order marched to the
cemetery and decorated the graves OF
deceased brothers.
Miss Martha PhiIbrick Is visiting in
East Barre for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Smith of Warren,
N. H., Is visiting Mr. Smiths parents.
Mr.. and Mrs a. {. Smith.
O. S. Sanburn, who has been stopninp
at his SONS in East Orange. returned to
his home Sunday.
II, NJ Sanbom was at home Sunday
from Newbury bringing home Mrs. San
born who has been stopping with him
for several weeks.
George Moore and wife OF Warren,
MI, visited at i. D. Wilds last week.
Misses Minnie and Esther Sanborn
finished their schools at WcbsteryilIc
and eiraniteyilIe Friday and returned
homie
y. w. Jackson and Horace White at.
tended the county convention at Chelsea
Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
WHITES SLAYER
a TOTAL WRECK
IN COURT TO-DAY
Thaw did after firing the shots. r
Policeman Debbs at the garden, b
said
We'll, damn him, he deserved it."
Thaw Was Calm last Night.


Once in the police station he apparent
least excited man IN it. Standing befors
the sergeant's desk in easy pose, his
overcoat hanging over his arm, he first
calmly took out d cigarette and lighted
IL.
Answering the usual questions as to
name, address, etc, he said he was j.
Smith, 80 years old, student, Of IS
Lafayette Place, Washington, d. G.
When searched his identity was con
firmrd. In his card case were cards
engraved with his name, Harry Kendall
Thaw." He had about $3.50 in cash.
Refusing to say word about the
crime and asking that his lawyers, Lew
is A. Delafeld and Frederick Longfel-
low, be notified, he puffed his cigarette
and was taken back and locked in a
cell The charge against him Is muir
der.
1t is known that for years bitter
enmity had existed between White and
Thaw, on account of the formers at
tentions to Mrs. Thaw, which had begun
prior to her marriage.
On the way to the police station, Po-
lceman Debbs said Thaw expressed
great satisfaction over the killing
"1'm glad shot him, he said sI'm
glad | did good job Of It. That man
has ruined my
Then, dropping his voice, Debbs said
Thaw said something that sounded like
either "wifev or "life.'
Ihaw's marriage TO Evelyn Nesbit, a
little over a year ago, had estrangcd him
from bis family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
JUDsoN 7. PARKER.
Death Came This Morning After a
Years Illness.

ludson T. Parker, aged nearly so
years, died at $50 O'Clock this morning
at his home at % Spauding street. The
deceased had been ailing for the past
year. He was born in Ehnore, Sept. 1,
1927. but most Of his life had been spent
in Barre. He had resided here continu-
ously for the past 20 years. lie had
worked as a stoneeutter for many years
and later took up the tool sharpeners'
trade. He leaves TO mourn his loss a
widow, one daughter, Mrs. Harry john
son Of Roxbury, 4 brother, Alphius Par
ker of Morristown and sister, Mrs.
Judson Hill of Montpelier The funeral
viii be lneld from the late home Thurs
day morning al O'Clock, The Rev. r. r.
Lowe officiating. The body will be taken
to Gilmore Thursday for burial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
ARRESTED FOR MURDER
IN WORCESTER, MASS.
Robert L. Hunter Is Charged With Stab.
bing Charles Lacross to
Death.

Worcester, Mass, June 26. sing a
pocketknife he had given the 9-weeks.
old baby Of Charles LacroSs as play
thing, Robert l.. Hunter OF Roxbury
turned the kHifc on the child's father
and stabbed him through the heart in
the Lacross home al 2i5 Summer street
last night. making the baby an orphan
and the 20-year-nId mother d widow nj.
side OF half an lrour.
Mr. and Mrs. i4across were dressing %
90 TO the theatre when the tragedy hap
pened. Hunter, who says his folks live
at IA Ward street, RoNbury. is under
arrest on charge Of murder. having
been captured after wild chase.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
VERMONT SENIORS.
Held Their Class Day Exercises Yes
terday.

Burlington, June Clearing wealth
er after days of rain greeted the large
crowd Of class day guests NJ the univer-
sity Of Vermont yesterday. The fea-
ture was the ceremony Of clothing the
statue Of Lafayette With cap and gown
by the graduating class, which was fol-
lowed BY tle regular class day exercises
on the campus
The annual senior promenade was
held last evening. The Billings library
was thronged with hundreds Of daintilg-
gpwned women, guests Of the members
Of the class.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
Ottawa Did the Trick s to 0
Yesterday
Hill DEBR AND PITCHED
And Kept the Six Intercity Hits Well
Scattered Warner Was Touched Up
Lively and Was Wild--Burling-
ton Beat Plattsburg.

Ottawa, June 26.--1he new comers in
the Northern league broke into the game
well yesterday afternoon, when they de-
fated Barre Montpelier By the score Of
Q to Q. The locals battcd Warner hard,
getting eight hits for 4 total Of ten
bases. Warner was also Wild, giving
three passes and hitting threcmen Hill
debrand, the former Plattsburg star.
pitched fine ball for Ottawa, allowing
but six hits, striking out six men and
giving pass. Elliott, the Intercity see
ond baseman, saved his team two runs
by wonderful catch. when two men
were on bases in the third inning. The
catch retired the side. About 1900
people saw the game. The score:
(,r-fr xx4-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
FINE SHOW AT DEWEY PARK.
The First Vaudeville Attraction at This
Amusement Resort.

The Frasier comedy company opened
last evening and scored big hit, Tho
entertainment is very refined being es
peeialy arranged for ladies and chill
tlren. The magic act Of Elmo The
hIindoo wizard, win not suffer IN com
parison with the famous Men OF Mys-
terry Miss Eal'afrar, the high class
vocal artist. is worth the price of ad-
mission. The other acts include Ramon
aud Deacon Walter Stead, England
imperonator. aud Wesley Ffasier the
weIl known college TENOR" There will
be matiness Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and SATURDAY afternoon The spec
iaties viii be changed every evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
GODDARD RECITAL.
Enjoyable Programme by the Music De
partment.

The annual commencement recital by
The pupils Of the music department of
Goddard was given last evening in the
chapel. a programme Of nine numbers,
all but one being piano selections, was
highly enjoyed by i good.sized and app
preciatise audience The selections were
tlgssica aud were played with much
expression and good technique that
showed careful training and reflected
credit on the musical department Of
the school aud the teachers. Miss Ayefill
and Miss Walker The only vocal sclec-
tion WAS by Miss Stratton, who sang
very elsloyably.
The graduates this year in piano and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
BODIES IN SHALLOW WATER.
Probably Bert Hess Beat Kate strycker
and Then Drowned Himself.

Keyport, n. J., June 26, The bodies
Of Bert Hess Of South Amboy and Kate
Stryckcr Of Browns Point were found
floating IN shallow water about 200
yards oii the beach here Yesterday. nm
der circumstances Indicating that Hess
beat che girl into insensibility in b
boat, threw her overheard, held her un
der until she drowned, and then drowned
himself. He was u good swimmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
Married Evelyn Nesbit a Year Ago.

New York, June 26. EVELYN Nesbit,
who became Tbaw's wife on April 4.
1905, was a Hover girl in The Toreador'
company They were married in Pitts-
burg by the Rev. DR.. William Il. Nc
Evan, Of The Third Presbyterian Church.
Thnw's mother, Mrs. William Thaw, in
spite Of carrier opposition, was present.
Miss Nesbit Is the daughter Of G. J. Hol
man Of Oakland, a suburb Of Pittsburg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
NINE TAKE EXAMINATION.
Before the State Board Of Pharmacy at
Montpelier.

Montpelier, June 20. Nine candidates
are today taking the examinations be.
fore the state board Of pharmacy in four
different branches. Only two members
Of the board arriscd this morning, but
tho others were looked for later in the
day The board proposes to bring be-
fore The next legislature some proposals
for more striugNnt laws.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
AUTO WINNER TODAY.
Was Frenchman. Driving French Ren
ault Car.

Lemans, France. June 26. Today's
run in the contest for the Grand Auto
mobile prize over the Sarthe circuit and
1850 miles was won by the French con.
testant Sixe, in French Renault ear.
The time was five hours, forty-five min
utes and thirty seconds. a few slight
accidents have beon reported. One Ital-
ian machine was smashed butsthe driver
escaped unhurt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
BURLINGTON BOY ELECTED.
To Captain the Amherst College Ball
Nine.

Amherst. Mass, June 26.- The AM
herst baseball team elected Harrv r.
Beach '05 Of Burlington, W., caps-vg for
next year Yesterday afternoon, after
the Amherst Williams game. Beach has
played on the varsity team three years
at short stop. and is one Of the best
all around athletes on the team. He
had headed the batting list this year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Tom Kiniry, Employee Of Bellows Falls
Electric Road.

Bellows Falls, June 26 Tom Inniry,
an employee of the Bellows Falls 4
Saxtons River electric railway, was scri-
ously injured at the car barn yester-
day. He was on top Of i car attached
to the freight motor when the brakes
hit the trolley wire, the shock bending
it over upon him and breaking his collar
bone. The fragments Of the broken
brake struck him about the face and
body and his condition II serious,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
RAN A BUCKET SHOP.
Philo Kidder Of Woodstock Pleaded
Guilty to Charge.

Woodstock, June 26 philo Kidder Of
Woodstock was arraigned In Windsor
county court yesterday on charge Of
running bucket shop, Elisha May Of
st. ,Johnsbury being his counsel tie
pleaded guilty and the minimum fine Of
5000 was imposed, which he will pay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
DESIGNED PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Murdered Man Well Known at the
Hub.

Boston, June 20. stanford White was
well known in this city, He vas chief
assistant Of H. II. Richardson in the
construction Of Trinity Episcopal church
here, one Of the leading ecclesiastical edi-
fees IN the country White also designed
the Boston public library about ten
years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
OLD BURLINGTON RESIDENT.
Edward w. Peck Died Today, Aged SO
Years.

Burlington, June 49, Edward W.
Peck died at his home, a26 College street
about one o'clock this morning after an
illness oil nearly week with pneumonia
aud complications. He was Sa years
and five months old. and is survived
BY no immediate family, Mrs. Peck hay
ing died some years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26

G. W. Sherman Gets Composition Prize
in Wesleyan.

aEiddletown. Conn. June 2G--At the
commencement OF the Wesleyan Univer.
sity yeterday the Camp prize in modern
literature was won by y. y. Aulams ot
Rochester, y. Y., and the 0liu prize for
composition By q, w. Sherman Of Brad.
ford, VI,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26

Earned runs, Burlington / Platts-
burg L; two-base hit, AIartelI: double
play, McAlester to Collins TO McAlester;
base ON balls, of Tiff 1, off WiItse 2,
off Washburn 2; struck out, BY Tit 4,
by Wiltse i; sacrifice hits, Hazelton,
Burde; time, 2:20; umpire, Hassett.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26

Summary: Bases on balls, of Warn
er 3 two-bsse hits, Eaton, Shaughnes-
6, by Warner 2; sacrifice hits, Clayton,
Dormaii, Blaine, Hildebrand; double
play, Ashmorc to Elliott; hit by pitch
er, Ray, shaughnessy, HiIdebrand; time,
? hours; umpire, McCloud; attendance,
1000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
ALLEGED TO BE
SMUGGLERS
SwantOn and Highgate Men
Arrested
BOTH WERE INDICTED
Victor Roscoe and c. Pourtre Are Charg-
With Bringing Five Hundred
Pounds Of Chicken Into
Vermont.


Burlington, June c6. Victor Roscoe
Of Swanton was arrested yesterday BY
Deputy United States Marshal Thomas
Reeves, charged with smuggling 500
pounds Of turkey into this country from
Canada. He was indicted BY the fed
eral grand jury at Windsor. He was
brought before Clerk George =. John
son and furnished bail in the sum Of
$3.50.
Ghrysoloque Pourtre Of Highgate was
arrested by Deputy Reeves on charge
of smuggling geese. He, too. was in
dicted By the grand jury and bail in
his case was fxed at S100, which he
furnished
His Bail Reduced.
The petition Of Lee de Forest, wire
less telegraph inventor, for a reduction
Of bail was presented to Judge Hoyt II
Wheeler here yesterday. De Forest, who
is in Canada, was enjoined not long age
from using an apparatus which the
American wireless telegraph company
claimed was an infringement of its pat
ent. subsequently he was placed under
bonds in the sum Of $4,000 for hi.
appearance in New York on contempt
Of court proceedings, 1t being alleged
that he had violated the injunction OF,
der
Judge Wheeler yesterday reduced the
bail to $4,000 on condition that it be
furnished within 20 days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
PUBLIC BUILDING
BILL PASSED TODAY
The House Rushed Measure Through
Which includes $4,000 Appro-
priation for Barre Post
Office.

Washington, d. c., june &c. The
House today passed the public building
bill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
EASY FOR BURLINGTON.
New Workers Dropped Yesterdays Game,
5 to /.

Plattsburg, Y. u, June 26. Platts-
burg's real team was defeated by Bur
lington yesterday afternoon by the score
of to 1. Wiltse, the Plattsburg pitch
er- was knocked out of the box in the
third inning. Washburn succeeding him
and holding his former companions down
to one run during the remainder Of the
game. Plattsburg got eight hits off
Tiff, but they were scattered. The sum-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26

harmony are Miss Bessie Buttcrtield,
North Montpelier; Miss Mary Owens,
Barre, Miss Mildred Phelps, Barre. The
programme that was rendered Is as fol-
fews:
Kaiser March -four hands) Wagner
Miss Phelps, Miss Owens
Love Songs ....8..., Henselt
Miss Nynan
Wedding day lit Troldbaugen Grieg
Miss Carson
Damon. .... STANCE
Miss Stratton
Faust-Ayalzer ... Counod-Jaell
Miss Ovens
Impromptu, op. 90, No. 4 Schubert
Miss Cross
(a) Attends GEyening) ........ RaH
(h) Tarantelic ...,... Mills
Miss Phelps
Dornroschen (Sleeping princess) Bendel
Miss Buttcriield
Polonaise (four hands) . Dvorak
Miss Buttertield, Miss Cross
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
INTERCITY.

The score By innings:
1a a34567se
Ottawa .......o 0 2 00l03 6