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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
HARTFORD FUTURITY
WAS FEATURE
Trotting Division Was Won by cochato
and Brenda Yorke Easily Took
First Money Among the
PAGERS.

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 5. The Hart
ford futurity for trotters aud PAGERS was
the feature yesterday Of the second dny's
racing in the grand circuit Al Charter
Oak park The trotting division VAS
won by Cochato. while Brenda Yorke
easily carried Off first monry in the
pacing division. There were only two
starters in The hitter division. he sec.
ond horse being John Ward. The Win
ner in the trotting division finished third
in the first heat, Cay Biugen coming un.
der the wire first Thcre were but four
starters in this race, and GAY Bingcn
was shut out Of The money ii the sec.
ond and third heats. being distanced
The g;O8 pace was won BY Rudy Kin
in straight heats, Daphne Direct taking
second money
Fhe Hartford fiturity was 81 500
being the richest stake Of the meet
Fifteen hundred dollars went To the
PAGERS and $4,000 @ the irotters. Co
chato had little trouble III taking the
last two heats In the trotting event
leading hightsome in the second and
Quizctta in the third by good margins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
Am IMpRoMpTu REcEprIoN.
Representative-eiect Jackson Congratu-
lated by Many Last Evening.

After it was determined that s. Hol-
lister Jackson had been elected last even-
ing as the next city representative Dir.
J Henry Jackson threw open his resi-
dence On South Main street and about
two hundred Of the friends Of the new
representative gathered there and ex-
tended their congratulations Gilbert.
sons orchestra played likely music on
the piazza and refreshments of coffee aud
sandwiches were served on tho lawn.
Representative Jackson in few words
expressed his appreciation Of the honor
bestowed upon him. lie said he wished
10 thank the people who bad worked so
hard and voted Tor his election and also
the men who had worked Just as hard
on the other side and had now come here
and extended Che hand Of congratuIation.
lie said that il meant a good deal to
represent the whole city of Barre and
that whatever work he did he would
mt forth his best efforts 70 give the
whole city representation.
The reception then broke up after
iinging cheers bad been given to The
successful candidate and TO Dr. jackson
for his courtesy IN opening his house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
DECLARED
A FUGITIVE
B. D. Coon Who Is Under
Severe Charge
When County Court Opened in Mont
pelier Today His Bail Of $1,000
Was Declared to Be
Forfeited.

b. D. Coon, charged with lnanslaughter
in the case of Peter Durant. d patient
at the Waterbury insane asylum. who
II said To have received injuries which
caused his death nine months ago. was
today declared fugitive from justice,
at the opening session Of the Washing
ton county court. Coon was released
on bail 81 $500, which was furnished
by his uncle, 4. NJ Mead Of Milton.
The toon case was the first one called
for trial at the opening session Oh the
court this morning. The respondent
failed to appear and his bail was AZ
cared forfeited Sheriff Tracy has AZ
ready sent out circulars asking for the
mans arrest, giving description Of the
fugitive.
Coon and II. }. Dennis were guards at
the asylum and they were charged With
assaulting Durant, an aged patient Lat
er Durant died and the charge was
changed to manslughter. Their eases
we're set for trial at this term Of county
court. Meanwhile Coon was released
on bail Of S1,s00.
Judge George NJ. Powers presided
when court was called this forenoon,
simultaneously with county courts IN
four other counties. Side Judges Hunt
ley and Wells were present, and the
Rev. Z. II Reed opened with prayer,
after which the docket was read Fifty
two cases are set for trial at this term
Of court. and the first to come Up will
probably be the assault case of Me-
kinstry vs. Collins and Lowell, which
has seen many courts. Prior to al
journment the court considered the case
OF Ellen Nicholas vs. Clara b. Nicholas
There were large number Of at
torneys present at the opening today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
CHILD KILLED In wINoosKI.
Girl Fell and Broke Her Neck, Dying
Instantly.

Winooski Sept. 5.--A peculiar acci-
dent, which resulted fatally. occurred
yesterday Afternoon near the railroad sta
iion in WinoosIzi
Katie Tanner. theeight year-old daugh-
Ten Of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Tanner,
Syrians who reside on Malletts Bay
avenue. with few other children were
playing about the station when Katie III
ruaning across the street To the station
platform stumbled against the curb and
felt stTiking her head heavily against
the tagging The child lay where she
fell until picked up by passer- By who
laid her limp form upon the platform.
pr Hill was sent for and when he ar
rived he pronounced the child dead, she
having been killed instantly, her neck
being broken BY the shock.
Tile mother arrived on the scene ,and
swooned and had to he carried home and
medical assistance called
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05

of the 246 towns In the state The ma
iority of the winner in actual figures il
not so large as the average ~off year.
but the scope Of the Republican victory
il much wider. The coalition Of the
Democrats and independent Republicans,
while not making many individual vic
tories possible. cut down the difference
between the two votes. Hanson, Pro
hibition, and Sullivan, Socialist, both 81
Barre, polled less than 500 votes between
them.
With two towns vet to be heard from,
Proctor received 42,s25; Clement, &c.
1s5: Hanson, 244; Sullivan, 254. On
this basis, Proctor's majority is i6,l42
and his plurality is 1850, The re-
turns from the two missing towns, Lln.
enburgh in Essex county and Georgia
in Franklin count, are likely to increase
the Proctor victory slightly.
Every one Of the fourteen counties
went strongly for the Republican can
didate with the exception Of Benning.
ton. where Proctor barely won out. Ad-
Olson and Orleans counties were the
banner Proctor counties Even Wash.
igfon county, which had been considered
as Clements, went the other way BY
nearly Ave hundred votes Grand Islc,
which had generally been conceded to
Clement, turned The other way Also
As was expected, most Of the cities
and large towns, including Burlington,
Rutland City, Barre City, Montpelier
bennington, Colchester and ST. AIbans
City went for Clement.
In bennington county Clement ear.
ried besides the chief town, Dorset,
pownal. and Sunderland; in chittcnden
county, Burlington and Colchester; in
Essex county, Guildhal and Maidstone;
H. Franklin county, Fairfield, ST an
hans CITY and st. Albans Town; in Rut.
land co., Rutland City, Castleton, Fair
Haven, Wallingford and Wells in Wash
in0fon county, Barre City Alontpelier
ard Niddlesex; in Windham county,
cuilford; III Windsor county Brids
water. Besides, there were two ties
one in Roxbury, so TO 50, and the other
| n Grand Isle, ~ 70 ~
Summary by Counties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
GIVES GUNS TO SCHOOL.
Senator Proctor Makes Appreciated Gift
to Vermont Academy.

Bennington, Sept 5 Vermont Acad
einy. at Saxton's River, has just Te-
ceived from :. s. Senator Proctnq gift
that Is inurh appreciated The academy.
had u giilis, ammunition and equipment
mhich belonged to the government, and
which we're loaned to the school f0r milf
tafy drill As iio regular army officer
IS now stationed there the government
called for the return OF the property.
senator Proctor heard of il, purchased
lhe entire equipment and presented it
10 the school,
There has just been received here,
billed TO the Bennington Historical So
ciety, by order of the war department.
two 9-inch Columbiads, class Of gun
that years ago was considered among
the best. but are now practically obso-
lete. They we're sent here from fort
Oh the coast of Massachusetts, which il
heing supplied with more modern arm
ament.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
DIpN,T wIN CHAMPIONSHIP.
But Clan Gordon, No. n, Had Pleas
ant Trip to Hartford

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
Death Of vera Fraser.

Word was received in Barre today OF
the death at Hxdeville Of Vera, the little
daughter of Mrs w MI Fraser, the
cause being brain fever, which developed
from pneumonia Vera was four years
old and win be remembered by friends
of the family as a remarkably bright
child for one of her years. The loss
comes particularly severe upon the moth
er, as Mr.. Fraser died IN this city only
six weeks ago. Since that time Mrs.
Fraser has been at her former home in
Hydetille
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05

else than that Howland was elected
along with the rest of the ticket.
In Barre City, Rowland ran consid-
erahly ahead Of the Remainder Of the
tikcet, the vote being eOl for him, SAL
for Moody and $40 for Moseley, the
last two being the other Republican can
didates for senator. IN Northheld he
ran slightly behind the other two cam
didates Of bis party, but considerably
IN excess Of his opponents. In Water
bury he went ahead OF both Noselev
and Moody, while the ticket there went
largely ahead Of Fusion. The vote III
Waterbury was: Howland 2s5. Moody
2Ts, Moseley 2s2, Alelcher ISIS, steward
III. MAYO 1877.
The totals for Montpelier are not
available, but The county ticket ran con
siderably ahead Of the state ticket. In
the smaller towns Of the county the
county candidates ran about even with
the state ticbet-iu Berlin. Calais, Dux-
bury, East Montpelier. Favston. Marsh
field, Aiiddlesex, Piainfcld, Roxbnry,
Waitsiield, Warren. Woodbury. and Wor.
cester. The Republican state ticket was
given considerable margin over that
accorded the Fusionists, 50 there seems
20 be nothing 70 warrant the assertion
that any Of the county ticket fell ~
the wayside
The three county senators viii be
Prank G. Rowland Of Barre, Il. {. Moody
Of Waterbury and II. G. AIoselcy of
Norfhfeld.
Sheriff Frank Tracy was one Of the
few candidates who did not need to fear.
a. tho results proved. Tie ran ahead Of
the remainder Of the county ticket
while Ben Gates Of Montpelier, Repub.
lican candidate for states attorney, en-.
ioyed a similar good fortune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
withdraws from Contest.

Montpelier, Sept 5.-Iohn Corcoran Of
Erattleboro, who has received excellent
endorsement for reporter Of tho Senate
Of 1905. has withdrawn and is no longer
candidate He had secured good
position with the Aionadnock Wooden
company and went there yesterday to
enter upon his new duties. lie has been
visiting his mother in Barre since last
Saturday So far as known Stanley G.
Wilson Of Chelsea, reporter for the Sem
ate for the past two sessions, i the only
candidate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
ON LARCENY CHARGE.
Taunton, Mass, Broker Arrested on the
Complaint Of Portsmouth Firm.

New York, Sept. s Edward G. PAUL,
broker Of Taunton, Mass. was ar
rested last night on a warrant issued
by Justice Of the Peace William n. al.
vim Of Portsmouth, n H., August II,
at the request Of William II. Kiburn
4 CO.. grain dealers Of Portsmouth, who
claim that on March IS last, PAUL se-
cured from them endorsement on draft
for $746.50 on representation that he
was solvent and would pay the sum in
thirty days
PAUL Is charged in the warrant with
larceny, and IS alleged to be fugitive
from justice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
WILL RETURN.
Paul stenslapd win Come Back without
Trouble.

TangieF Morocco, Sept 81 Rumors
that tie United States viii have % send
d warship TO force the Sultan TO give up
Paul o. Stensand, president Of the
wrecked Milwaukee bank. arc discounted
here. though there is no cxtmdition
treaty between the countries. II is prac.
tieally certain that the prisoner, now at
the American legation, viii be returned
without difficulty Several days will be
required 70 arrange furmalities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
GoMpERs no BE SAVAGE.
Friends Predict Fierce Attack on Little.
field Thursday.

Lewiston. Me-, sept. Samnel Com,
pers returned to this city last night,
only few being aware that he was
coming. He intends to listen to the
speech which Speaker Cannon will make
here tonight, and on Thursday evening
he viii reply to Mr. Cannon and Mr..
Iittlefeld in a meeting to be held nj
the city hail. His friends say be Will
make more savage sstack upon Mr..
Liftleiield than he did when he spoke
there last month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05

Adolph Segal Is Charged With It in
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Sept. 5-Adolph Segal
promoters Wm. +. North treasurer; y.
S. Collingwood, assistant treasurer,
wrecked the Real Estate Trust and were
arrested this morning on warrants sworn
out BY dcpositors charging them with
embezzlement and making false return.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
TWO BOATS DRAW AWAY.
Seem TO Be Distancing Others in the
Roosevelt Wind.

On board tug Mercury. OIL Marble
head. Sept . lvia Stone wireless) -.
Six American and German yachts start
ed tie second race Of the series for Il
Roosevelt cup at lIsfo with q light
southerly wind aud under clear skies.
The Vim crossed the line first, the Au-
kundes under her lee, the Wansee to
windward, with the Glueckauf nearest
the committee boat. The Carainha
crossed last, sailing astcrn Of the Gluee.
kauf
The first beat Is 70 the windward.
The yachts viii 20 twice over the wind.
ward and lceward course, three miles
TO a leg
The Vim Is gaining on the Aukunder
and the two seem to Be distancing the
others and getting better wind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
TO WASHINGTON OCT. /.
pres. Roosevelt Will Return to the White
House on That Day

Oystor Bay, Sept 5.President Roose-
Nels viii leave Sagamore Hin for Wash.
ington October = Three days later he
win make fying trip to Harrisburg
and York, Pa. whore he viii deliver
speeches. The date Of his departure
from oyster BAY was announced yester-
daN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
GREAT WASTE OF WATER.
Startling Statement Before the Nation
al Irrigation Congress

Boise. Idaho. Sept 3. AZ the session
OF the National Irrigation Congress yes.
tefday some startling statistics were pre-
sented by Prof Samuel Foitier, Of the
University Of California, ia an address
dealing with the loss Of water through
waste. He made the assertion that in
the western States S50.0O0,000 were eN-
tended annually il securing and ,lis-
iribntiDg water for irrigation, and that
OF this water fully Is per cent. was
wasted, causing a net loss TO Tie people
OF the western States Of more than S35,.
GO0.00O He expressed the opinion,
however. tlmf while an OF the loss could
aol be stopped he believed that fully ten
pol cent could be-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
SOCIALIST HITS GoMpERs.
Wilkins Of California Asks why He
Does Not Support Pickering.

Lewiston, Me-, Sept. IN. w. VIII
kins of California, national organizer of
the Socialist party addressed d meeting
on the city park last evening. He Sc
yerely criticised Samuel Gonipers for
coming to Maine 70 mix up in politics
and said that Gompers was anxious I'll
defeat IittlefeId, bnt did not TEN the
laboring men for whom they should
vote He said that If Gompers was
consistent and honest, he would advise
the iaboring men to vote for w. ri
Pickering Of Auburn, the Socialist can.
didate, tile only congressional nominee in
the district who had union card in
his pocket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
"GLoRIoUs REPUBLICAN VICTORY,
Declared Thad Chapman Of the Result
Of Election.

Burlington, Sept 5.-Chairman Thad
N. Chapman Of the Republican state
said last nightf
This II glorious Republican victory.
lt has almost If not quite met every ex
pectation. The state and its good peo-
Pile are yindicated. The CRY Of graft.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. mismanagement Of
state institutions and aIl the other is.
sues u Alr. Clement are buried conn
pletely We have demonstrated that
old Vermont il true 10 her colofs, true
to clean form Of government, and she
has shown that she II not to be led
away by l campaign 81 yituperation and
slander. and this il what we have had
70 contend WITH 1t has been the most
vigorously contested campaign Vermont
has ever had | am satisfied with the
result, and every Republican In the
state should be-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
Caledonia County.

Barnet, James +. Smith, r.
Burke, Royal A. Eggleston.
Danville, James D. Stevens, r.
Groton, l. NJ Kicker, K.
Hardwick, Charles Z. Pierce. Fus
Kirby, Harris r. Jenkins, r.
Lyndon, George r. Fisher, r.
Newark, Lyman O. Sleeper. Il.
Peaehan, Nelson Bailey, r.
Rgegate- 5. Z Nelson R.
Sheffield, H #. Bickford. Il.
Sc. johnsbufy, Harry II. Carr. n.
Stannard, y. f. Chamberlain. II.
sutton, Frank A, Holmes. r.
Walden, Amos a. Scott, K.
Waterford, Frank W. Brown. r.
Wheelock, Curtis G.. Moody d.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
ANOTHER FAREWELL
ARRANGED FOR PATTI
Will Sing in London December and
Give Series OF Concerts in the
Provinces in the Fall of
fan1

London, Sept. 8. Nine, Patti will
make another farewell tour A tele-
gram today announces that the diva
who began making farcwells early in the
eighties. will sing farewell concert
ia London, Dec. /, and give 4 farewell
series Of concerts in the provinces in the
fall of 1907.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05

eroton. Sept The election here
yesterday passed Oft quietly. Very little
excitement being manifested Isaac M.
Kicker, the Republican nominee. received
Che election on The first ballot. The re-
suit Whole number cast. 2s7: neccs-
sary for choice, liz; lsaac NJ. Kicker.
|4s4; Fuller NJ. Weld. 60: scattering, i4.
The Union Justice ticket elected contains
the following names: J r. Darling. r.
E Hall, Albert Page Hosen Wclch, j. G..
Harvey, +. r. Downs, c. H. johnson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05

in COUNTY
Entire Ticket Pulled Through
Yesterday.
FRANK TRACY RAN AHEAD
Three Senators viii Be Frank G. How
land Of Barre, L. {. Moody Of Wa
terbury, H. c. Moseley Of
NorthfeId.

It was rumored today that the county
Republican ticket was not entirely suc-
cessful and that Frank q. Howland of
this city had failed Of election by Il
small margin. The returns from the
county are not yet complete, but moth
ing has appeared W indicate anything
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
Orange County representatives.

The representatives in most Of the
Orange county towns are as follows:
Bradford, John NJ. Taylor n.
Braintree J. D. Battles. d.
Chelsea, Hale X. Darling, 4.
Corlnth, Gorydon Fellows. D.
Orange, A. s. Noyes, II.
Randolph, q; W. Scott. D.
Strafford, w Hutch, K.
Topsham. Putnam Hayward, r.
lunbridge, Ezekiel Dunn. r.
Nershire, Theron Dow, Il.
Washington, Charles Huntington, X.
West Fairlee, Milo Kezer, K.
Witliamstown, William sea,er, r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
Thumb-nail Sketch of Representa-
tive-elect Jackson.

samuel 1Iollister Jackson, born
Toronto. p. O., Dec. 7, 1878.
Educated at Kingston public and
high schools Queens college, To.
ronto college Of music with bach
clor's degree: two years Special
courses at university Of Vermont,
Burlington,
Came to Barre, spring Of 1896.
Became registered law student
in office of John W. Gordon and
admitted to Vermont bar, October
1900.
Appointed city grand juror Of
Barre in 1901.
Took prominent position IN local
option campaign Of 1909
In 1904 was elected states at
torney for Washington county; de-
cIined 10 run for second term.
Elected city representative Of
Barre, Sept. : 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
FELL 50 FEET TO DEATH.
Bath (Me.) Stage Hand Became Dizzy
While Working at Columbia Theatre.

BATH. Ne, Sept 5. Alton Fogg, 4
stage hand sat Columbia Theatre, fell
ffoui the roof Of the theatre 70 the
ground, 30 feet. Yesterday aftcrnon while
81 work on tie outside Of the building
aud was instantly killed, his skull being
fractured. II is supposed he became
dry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
FIR. WALSH DEAD.
Maine Priest Was q Native Of Man
chester, N. H.

Bangor AIe,, Sept 5 The Rev. Mich
aeI i. Walsh, rector Of ST. Mary )
Catholic church, died AZ i late hour last
night in the Russell hospital, Brewer,
where he went on August %, for sur
eical operation. Fl. Walsh was born IN
Manchester, N. H., 53 years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
CONFINED TO ROOM.
Battling Nelson ii in Bad State Of
Bruises.

Goldneld, Nevada. Sept g. Battling
Nelson is stil confined to h darkcned
room 81 account Of his eyes which re-
ceiyed Tie main share Of Cams atten.
ton Monday. The sentiment against
the Dane is strong among the miners
and be viii leave town as soon AZ pos
sible. Referee siler says lie never will
referee Il fight for Nelson again, He says
the Danc could hase been disqualified in
almost any round
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
CITIES FOR CLEMENT
But BY Reduced Majori.
ties Over 1902
Senate IS Solid
Republican.

With all but complete returns receiv
ed today from the Vermont election Of
yesterday, the victory Of Fletcher p.
Proctor for governor over Perciyal NJ.
Clement, Fusion candidate, i overwhelm-
ing. Clement carried but twenty-one
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
COLD WEATHER IN BOSTON.
Fiosts Were Experienced in Many Place
Last Night.

Boston, Sept. 5.The coldest weather
OF the season was experienced here last
night. There was frost In many places
and the thermometer was 3s in the sub
urbs this morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
Congressmen Re- elected.

Congressman Kittridge Haskins Of
Brattleboro was re-elected from the sec
ond district and Congressman David j.
Foster Of Burlington was again chosen
IN the first district.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05

At q recent meeting OF the Shake
Apcore Climb 81 .yndonVilc, t was voted
u unite with the Mompn's and Mothers
clubs ii forming tie Lyndon Civic Fed
ention. AIRS r. j. lslodgett was elected
president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Will Be Strongly Republican in Both
Branches.

The house Of representatives viii be
very strongly Republican. while the
senate will he even stronger. IoEi G.
Cheney having won out IN Moriistown
on the sixth hallot. viii III al pe5la.
bility be the speaker Of the lower hody
while Lieutenant Goyeinof.clcct George
II. Prouty viii be thoroughly at home
presiding over the senate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
ONLY SLIGHT INJURY.
Sustained by Little Margaret Carnegie,
Not Hip Disease.

Dornorcb, Scotland, sept. IA
sprnined ankle IS the only injury sus
tuined BY little Margaret Carnegie She
IA reported to be suffering with hip
disease
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05

Duxbury, A. H. Graves, R.
East Montpelier, VIII Coburn, II.
Fayston, Charles tsrandfeld, Il.
Marshfeld, r. a. Thomas, Il.
Aiiddlesex, W. D. Hill. D.
Montpelier, John II. Senter, d.
Moretown, G. D. Donovan, d.
Mortified, Heber S. Cady, Il.
Plainfield, II. G. Cutting, p.
Waitsiield, j. w. Wallace, K.
Warren, 4, A. Heath, r.
Woodbury., Harry Burnham, r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
Washington County.

Barre City, s. iollister jackson, r.
Barre Town. r q. Bancroft, Il.
Berlin, X. q. Robinson. K.
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