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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
Burlington Batted Out Vic
tory, 4 to 5
A GRAND EXHIBITION.
Both Warner and McRae Pitched Fine
Ball Rutland Beat Ottawa,
2 10 /, III Thirteen
Innings.

The Intercity team lost a 12-inning
game, 4 ID 2, to Burlington on the
iatter's grounds yesterday afternoon, af-
ter a hard fight. The game had Just
such an ending Dis III the mtercitys sOtia-
MA game. The Champions had scored
4 run iii the first Of the lath and was
counting on shutting OUT the home team.
But Gardner led oE with single, fol-
lowed BY Beach with another in the
same left garden. As Daniels let the
bah get through him, Gardner went to
third and Beach to second. Elliott dis
posed 81 CAROLS qrounder. but Pattce
sliced d safe one over first base and both
Gardner and Beach scored. That was
enough.
Both Warner and McRae, the Amherst
star. pitched strong ball, allowing but
ten hits. Neither gave a pass and Warn
er struck ont FIVE to four by McRae,
Warner was the star man with the
stick, getting four singles in five times
|up. Pattee batted hard for Burlington,
with three safe drives.
Burlington earned two runs in the
fourth Oh hits by pattee, Hays and
B,lfde. The Champions cvened up in the
sixth On Warmers single, Williams
sacrifice and Pattce's error on Elliott's
drive, Warner scored and Elliott took
second. Uniac went out and Elliott
was landed on third, from which he
scored on Davis third safe biff.
There WAS nothing doing thereafter
until the first Of the 18th. when Burns
started with two. bagger. A passed
bah put him on third and Eaton's hit
scored the run which broke the tie.
Eaton tried TO stretch a single into a
double, which was bad, AZ Ashmore fol.
lowed with single.
Gardner opened Burlington's half Of
the f2th with single, Beach also sin
gled and both runners went up when
Daniels lost the ball, pattee's poke
brought both in.
The scDfe and summary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
HOSE RACE AT
BURLINGTON
Won BY Winooski Steamer
Company
|VERGENNES WAS SECOND
Winccski Company Also Secured 500
Prize for Best Time ID Sevral Con-
tests At State Meetings Of
Association.

Burlington. June go. THE result of
the hose team races at the annual meet
ing of the State Firemen's association
yesterday afternoon was as follows
First prize of $i00, Winooski steam.
er company, time 421a seconds.
Second prize Of SIS, Vergennes volpn-
tcers; time, 45l
Third prize 81 $50, Battcll hose d
Middlebury, time 40.
Fourth prize of $2a, Volunteers Of
Middlebury. time 50.
Randolph hose and Alert hose last,
time 561a.
In addition to. the 500 prize Winoo-
skie steamer company also won the sill
yer trumpet offered BY the association
TO the state company making the best
time In each contest AL the annual
tournaments Of the association, until
company shall win the. prize three
times, wlfeh II shall become tile property
Of that company.
The course ran from Cherry street on
st. Paul nearly To Main street, a dis
tance of about 300 yards. with the
coupling at the College street hydrant
200 yards from the start. The com
panies entered were. in the order ot
racing. Randolph hose, Volunteers oi
'sSs 81 AIiddlebrry, Volunteers Of Yer
gennes, Winooski steamer, Battell hose
Alert hose of keeseville.
The officials wcre Timers at pipe
|F. e. Perkins, G. g. Miller and J. b,
Henderson, judges at pipe, Oliver Di-
paw aud w u. Murphy: Judge at hy-
drant, Moses Murray; starters, George
Burt and Captain Lynch of station 40,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30


james Smith has sold one of his valu-
able livery horses.
Mrs. S. d. Kicker visited in Bolton
willie Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Blanche Wclch expects TO 90 to
Springfield, Mass, soon 70 enter busi-
ncss college.
Miss Sadie plummer has finished her
school IN Newbry and has returned
home
G. J. Bailey and +. r. Clark went to
Burlington Thursday to attend the Dem-
ocratic state convention.
Mrs 4. L. Downs and daughter. Katie,
were in st. Johnsbury Tuesday and Well
aesday.
Orange G. Morrison and n B. Hall
were in Newblry Center Sunday 70 at
tend the funeral OF John Buchanan.
John II. Darling went to Corinth Mon
day where he has work for several
weeks.
Chidren's Day viii be observed ut the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
with appropriate exercises
Mrs. l.ettie Bouldry Of Marsh6ci,
Grand Chief and Mrs. Stockwell Of Lyn-
donvilIe, Grand NJ. of X. and G, we're
guests Of Laurel Temple. No. {, Rath-
bone Sisters, Tuesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs, Cyrus Darling and
daughter. Josephine aud Mrs. u. n.
Richardson of Davenport, la, are in
town 70 spend the SIMMER,
Mfrs. Emma Hill has moved into rooms
in the cliff honse. The tenement she
yaeated ia the n NJ. Page house will BE
occupied BY Fred Hayward, the butter,
maker.
Mrs. u. y. Gordon, Who haS been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +.
blanchard returned to her homo inHilA.
boro Bridge, n H.. Monday. She was
accompanied ben auut, Mrs. Ira G. Blake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
SHERIFF. H. H. PECK
WITHDREW FROM FIGHT
Famous Jailer who Had Charge Of Mary
Rogers Decided Not to Run at the
Last Minute


Woodstock, june 30.- There were sew
eral surprises III the Windsor county
Republican convention here yesterday,
when the ticket was finally made AN as
follows
For senators DR.. q. w Daley Of
Hartford, Fred u. Davis Of Pomfret and
Charles r. Aldrich of Weathcrsiield; ];
for assistant Judges, Charles II. Max.
ham of Pomfret, Milo y. Buck of Cav
endish; for states attorney, E. II. Buck
of Windsor: for sheriff. n. Al. Thomas
of Woodbury.; for high Sbsiliif, !. HI.
kiniry of Windsor; for judge Of pro-
bate, Hartford district, 1. q. Seayer of
Woodstock, Windsor district, +. A.
Walker Of Ludlow.
The contest over the nomination for
states attorney was hot ono and made
particularly Sd in the last few days
by the announcement that, iii yiew of
the resignation of States Attorney
Charles N. Batcheldcr, the Judges would
fli the vacancy for the unexpired term
by the appointment Of the man that
secured the nomination for the office in
the convention. The ballet resulted;
IT, Il. Buck of Windsor ...s,s ...sfS
Homer Is. Skcels ol Ludlow Sc
Up 70 the night before it had been
supposed that Sheriff Henry III. Peck Of
Hartford would BE- candidate for re-
nomination. but he Withdrew and =. A.
Thomas of Woodstock MAS nominated
for sheriff by reclamation.
The following county committee was
choscns Alfred r. Watson Of Hartford.
chairman; Arthur q. Whitman of Roy
alton, Gilbert r. Davis Of Windsor. Jas.
K. Taylor Of West Windsor, Edward a.
Davis Of Bethel II. II. blanchard Of
Springfield, John G. Sargent Of Ludlow,
John II. Bacon of Hartford, IN. R Stnr-
tcvant Of Hartand, Walter w Brown Of
Springfield, Charles n Brown Of Llld-
low, Hugh Henry Of Chester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
A POSSIBLE $s5.5i7.sl.
For Montpelier in Taxes This Year, Re-
ports Clerk Merrill.

The payment of taxes in Montpelier
will begin on Monday. Receipts are
made out for each Of the ;j.049 tax bills
that the grand list book shows. The
grand list Of s57sa3l.sT will give the
city maximum Of ss5.J47.sI, If every
penny is collected. But each year there
are number Of delinquents, whose
bills are placed in the hands OF the city
sheriff for collection. The amount Of
these delinquent taxes generally equals
about $4,000, of which the sheriff gen
orally gathers in 81 500 or more before
the close az the year.
The grand list book shows 1851
acres of real estate Of The first class,
small parcels 81 land, and 1905 acres
Of the second class, that includes farms
and other large parcels Of laud. The
valuation OF this land Is s3,49: $40, the
value of the personal property is ST.
s06.s77. and the total valuation of both
classes is s5,295,1s7.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30

Police and Army Ofiicers Guilty, Says
Duma Commission.

ST. Petersburg, June 30.The com.
mission which was appointed BIZ the
dnma TO inquire into the Rielostok mas
sacre has made its report. II charges
the police with enrolling rolghs under
the guisc of tireinen and employing them
to beat Jews. Jews were taken to the
police station, where some Of them were
actually killed BY the treatment they
received. This was done. the commits
sion declares, with the knowledge and
sometimes III the presence of Chief Of
Police Kodarefsky.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

John Berg went to Manchester, \. H.,
today on 4 visit
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
fred Marion on the 2sth Mother and
child are doing well.
William n Murray received word
this morning from the Champln kennel
club dog show at Burlington that his Eng
lish bull terrier had won the Valley Fair
prize cltp tof the best bred dog in the
state.
Edward King Of Montpelier vas ar
rested last night by Officer earle for
intoSication, King PLEADED guilty IL
city court this morning and was nned
s5 and costs of $500. which he had not
been Hble 10 pay this forenoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
SHERIFF MCCLURE DEAD.
Suffered Hemorrhage Of the Brain---Sel
we'd Two Years IN Windham.

BrattIeboip, June 30. Frank w. Cc-
Clure, aged IS, high sheriff Of Windham
county, died suddenly yesterday from
heinorrhage Of the brain. He was elect
ed two years ago and would have been
renominated next week. He was deputy
sheriff several years and before that
chief Of police in Brattleboro. He il
survived BY Il wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
WILL MEET MONTPELIER.
Barre Golf Club Team Picked to Play
Country Club Today.

According 10 the result Of the com
petition held earlier in the wreck the fol
lowing members Of tho Barre Golf club
have been picked 10 represent the club
ii a match with fhe Montpelier Coun
try club on Tho local links this after
noon: T. G. Peters, Richard Dasie. 4. II.
hutchinson i. u. Burgess, James Mac
kay. J. n. Fraser. John Reid aud j. G.
Daniels. This win be d return game.
On the morning OF itly tenn from
the Old Pine cInb, SC. -lollnsbury will
bc matched against d team from tliis
city. On the aftcrnon of Che same day
the So. Johnshnry men play the Mont
pelier Country club and the following
day the Waubenakee club at Burling
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
STANFORD WHITE
WASHED A FORTUNE
Borrowed $500 Of Prominent New
Yorksr-0wed Hall Million to
Friends Own Partners
Forced to Check Him.

New york .J,,ts1 a0.---1'he three ain.
ister e,acks " slsek yevolyer from whicI,
spea M Ia,llafx $hat found their way
into III lWa;n NJ Stanford White. rent
the ye tbafs cc2sred sucb 4 mass Of
scandal II .o,r,,5,f;nu ~ human weak
Y ness 81 hss rsS S2s .l,efore been revealed
n New yo,ls' f,sf<
The d;selas,,+r vi sfhat have been made
ib,s far ~ st,;Sl 1Ymo. Int they are Al
poth;ng ,,a,rnar1j Il ':u;fb those which
musa follow HIM f3isl II Harry Thaw for
III liie. Tho ;,s5 ia tious of the dis
tria attornev aySs luinaing Ia Iipht. all
,o., bo,,rlv !. \; 1z3;t;on "a affairs con .
estuinr tbs lsa.,;s5S1 acto,s n the trao.
edy snd afFectin many Of the most
nrcm;nant men.l 80 ~ societv that Is
astounding
/, vas learnet NIL terday al a result
Of these inyeSfi13fions. that Stanford
W-hse Vim IS, 4 fhrouyh life spcndin0
,,oss, l;ts 4 E3,s8 osxed NJ onr vornr
1. meuber II & wv nromineut family
sqoeeoo s,,J f..lS.5j,c,a ~ III. assoc;afes
,lrns, ~ ,,,s1 ,,,ore IL sbe reno,ts
as;s.,, @s H. NJ ,;;stg;et attorney are
,rrrtt the ar6&& architect was spend
], ''fs ths XII maosv r. had borrowed from
Ss,s IA hc had drawn IN advance
Es1s, Hi III M, tsea s,,rx ~ l,is ,;r,p
;,snds - W. dead man who are not
axsa,,, s.e " w;th the e;rcumstauees of
;sa's ~ W. dssiare Nat his fortune was
I;noted almost Il not completely. in
eourse 81 his riotous life. They say
Il. s;dow xill haye for herself
- ,he M seooooo for which her hus.
II. III H. rs insured
a ~ 'taseannt w u made On apnarentlv
=, = s.shorjtv thar White drew 20 yery
..,'. s,',~ s.,a, ~ ea,n;nas of tbe distin.
raN''s ,s'aaa am A., - which he Wa 4 member
's"'s 81 arsssly ssf exceed his port.n. X is
y eiaena ss ,xas notified dn.,llv thaf
''sa 'IS s,,1 .,ssu T. "aa aa more Int would he
q ,,..s.,s s.u,0 ,reeliv sum which was not
sH"s''" :
70 ne pe eSsse ssa;,'gs 81 White as a member
81 - ss,a 1f NeKim Mead & White
jof inc alh - ,a,s,, ' ls,oo s,, II q
repfsssn'ss ,,'heths, b;s estate is "a rich
npt kno'p ,'.'a.s '', ~ ama,ut II the debts
~ g sesssG ,..';ns ~ l;fetime But Il is
incurred au;,as e;,;sa,w ~ that be dinncJ deenly
assef.en I. te,er @S', principal he had gathered
aud that his widow VIII nave to de-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
REGIMENT DEGRADED.
Gear Furnishes the Seditious Guards Or
ganization.

st. Petersburg, June 30.- An imperial
order has been issued degrading the first
battalion Of the PreobraienslSy regiment
Of life guards, which recently adopted
resolutions indorsing the programme Of
the duma, The battalion II transferred
into an infantry battalion Of the line,
and the privileges appertaining to a
regiment Of the guards are withdrawn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
EAST BARRE.

The regular sunday morning service
viii be held in the Congregational
church, conducted by Rev 5. 4. Achen+
bach. to cpmmence at 10.t5 o'clock
The new clerk from New Hampshire
seems TO be getting easily used to the
work in MeAlliSter's store. j..
The usual saturday night dance Is
called Off. There viii be one on Tues
day night, July ?, instead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
ADJOURN ON TUESDAY.
Is Intention Of Judge Haselton in Gale
donia County Court.

st. Johnshury, June ao.-~rrhe last
jury case TO be tried IN Caledonia county
court this term was that Of h. X. lsmei-
son vs.. Austin Peck and Clarence A.
Peck general assumpsit). The jury
found for the plaintiff.
Yesterday was devoted to hearing
court cases, and this business will be
continued through Tuesday. Judge sen.
eca Haselfon, who y presiding. says it
is his intention to adjourn court some
time Tuesday. During the term four
civil cases and one criminal case have
been tried BY jury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
wILLIAMsTowN.

Quite large party Of young people
are camping at Lynde's cottage, Berlin.
Remember the band concert and prom
enade tonight at town hall,
The social club Of thr east hil held
its annual picnic at Berlin pond to-
day.
DR. Fred Mcphee is taking Mr. Jew
ctts place here Il few days. while be Is
away camping. He is accompanied by
bis wife and baby. They are stopping
at Mr.. Bruce'-.
Robert and Rachael Bruce are ut home
for vacation.
Ralph Spencer caught over sne hun.
dred trout yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
Northern League Notes.

No closer sport could he asked for
than that dished up BY this league.
After starting off hriskly, the ca
nadians have lost three straight games,
but the season il still an infant yet.
Local fans who saw the intercity-
Burlington game say that Pattee's hit
in the 18th went fouI BY foot.
Blaine ii likely To ~ in the box
against Rutland on the intcrcity grounds
this afternoon. The game j. called at
l3;15
Rutland has released Pitcher Clancy,
as his work was not considered aip to
Northern league standard. Hogarty, the
Holy Cross pitcher, has been signed IN
his place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
Engineers on Strike.

Milford, Mass, June 30. 4 large part
of the work at the granite quarries Of
the Webb Construction Company here
was tied up yesterday by strikcof the
engineers Of the plant. The men objecp
TO the employment Of non-,mion en-
gineer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
a patriotic Sunday evening

The superintendent Of the department
OF soldiers and sailors Of the w, G. n. Z.
win give a Patriotic Sunday Evening ut
the BAPTIST church at seven O'Clock An
interesting program has been prepared
Of recitations, songs, remarks
By Mrs. e. y. Denny Of Montpelier.
Everyone Is cordially invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
Suicide by Poison.

Mendon, Mass, June 3o.--1'Ie body oi
William Kelley, who committed suicide
Thursday night, was found in the woods
quarter Of mile from his home yes
terday. Thursday Kelley took paris
green and ran from tile house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30

Rutland Defeated Ottawa to |. Yes
terday.

Rutland, June %. Rutland Yesterday
won one OF the bcst games ever seen
here, defeating OttaWa, TO 4 in the
lath inning. II WAS pitchers battle,
Nefss having the better Of the argument
over Sanger, the visitors twirler.
Had not Sylvester dropped q ily in
the iifth inning. thus letting ia 0ttawa's
only rum il would have been shut
out game. IN the 18th Deininger sent
a two-bagper into the left field and got
third On Shanghnessy's poor throw i,ls
He was scored an Bagley's long drive
into left field
The score and sumunrx.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
..,.rnouN WATERMAN KILLED.


point. n. y, june 30. "A
bqusea wv captain whose name It was
canal prs M to learn, a. nobody seemed
imPos-'o'lh KIM fsll between his boat and
70 kpor p bere Thursday afternoon and
Hills Gun ned 4 Ilis hcad struck against
ras a'ya' 4 said BY onlookers, aud
the doss' was gotten out in five min.
althoug" ~ impossible to revive him.
ilies, y N''~sobaIIv killed by the blow.
He was Fas ,,as taken 20 Brothers I'M
The poea @ yooIl,s y until The coroner could
dersaAa's ,sa from Plattsbufe'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30

The directors 81 The Peoples National
bank held meeting on Friday morning
and report ~ very prosperous slN months
business. They declared semi.annuai
dividend Of two per cent, this being the
nIst semi.annusii DIVIDEND declared.
They also carried y handsome sum TO
the surplus and profit account.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
WAVES WILL RIGHT.
..,,.,u woman Takes What Law
Anc "As Allows.

Ulnc %. Mrs. ZebedIab
Buflings0",r Milton fas filed waiver
4 EyeresI, y aas wiIl and viii take what
Il her hu.'s husVn" hef. one third interest
she Iaw al1N ny ti,e tefms oi the will
il the ss''TI, I,fe interest," i'i \ portion Of
she had 9 N vhieI amounts % $1,000
the pivpef',Is wv vaiser viii mot be cons
i s6ppe ~ oshci lIeiiss who arc chill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30

MI. aud Mrs. A. q. Harvey aud danph-
Ter Of st. iohnsbury are visiting AZ ".
a. Lanes for 4 fey days.
G. p. Clay returned last night from
Boston. where he has been on business
trip. lie was accompanied by his two
nieces, Misses Ruth and Hester Wait
comb OF Newton, Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
SPURGE0N ILL.
London Preacher Cancels His American
Engagement.

London, June 30. The Rev. Thomas
Spurgeon, pastor Of the Metropolitan
tabernacle. has cancelled an engagement
10 speak in America on account Of his
serious illness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30

Miss Katherine Butterfly and Frank
skain of Detroit, Mich, were united III
marriage BY Rev. &. +. Freeman at the
Episcopal church Yesterday afternoon.
The couple were unattended.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN. I

Mrs. " ~. tiuseon wen. ~ nlont' . q
''as 80, - " sN 's's. ;.
rs VITA nv Ietufnen f,il lrom "
non'hs Trip 20 sai'iornla'
Z Colombo wenl q CONCORD, =.
toaay 70 v's't t''enus aof NeeAt
a. Nicora went to Quincy, Mass to
day y pr'ng n's iam'iy ~ tnis SHY \
fes'ue'
z. Mainini and daughter, Norma, VIZ
to sousn fariss = ~, toas 4*1 ~ 'Esz 81 y y
sis't' q \. Z
,. M. Brainnrd went ~ az
Z. 81, TINS morning for pr
TRENDS.
/. Mrs. Julia ~ Cumnl
polls is visiting srifnf
vicinity
Miss Mary Wells werf
Woodbury. where she
months vacation. fthf
4 number from this
lawn PARTY at Clark Stes9IQ IN
Pond last evening.
Mrs. Alice Burns and df1cI
this morning for an extend
friends in New York. Fly ~
!. daughter was born. on S.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Griffin ay
liupton. formerly OF this citv. "
r., IA ar,a ~ rrn,ch ,ast 8.
,,,a,a;,,~ ~ ~ sor tys ,ssetss ,.;s;s y " V
friends and reatives in Portland Me-
rl,a ua.hoa;s, s,,n,,a. s.h,a, III,
~ ..',',a.ss s,...'., - Z ,s's's' "a. -
as,,s ae ~ a vi. - ~ ss.si,,ss Ia. 80 a. =
's'l''' - s" ~ ~ W = s'
eharles howes OF Easton, "a, wn
W. ~en n, ss ,ss. = ~ ss ~ ~,
Pass "esN vs. ~ - ~ "'' "'''''
Miss Josie Holden, VINO has been VISIT
ing n Boston and Watertown, Mass, 70
the past SIX weeks, returned home las
night.
q. =. Whittier, Of Montpelier, one q
the delegates from Mount Sinai Tempt
70 tne imperial toune'i winch recent
met ~ 1hiengp, returned 70 Aentpelle
yesterday.
fhc lawn sociable which was to hav
been held under tile auspices OF the II
worth League 1T The Methodist churc
this evening has been postponed t
Monday evening, July z.
There will he d social. aancc a oney
haIl Easf porre Iuesdnv evcninu hi
mi Dnnc;nc from s los. f;iihertsa,,'
orehastra Bill AZ GENTS Sun,,e,.. .yxe
IN Rebchabs - Oh Fcllo.xs halI q
a., ,s x,., -
Ms. "'ia n''s. l'' a. s,'ss' i,vMai's ',s - "
'-ose,'', 's'e si''s i,'o'n'ns y 'heai nute
n;on's ',;o;, % 4. nes''s : e, Mne'e Ivy "
's,' Il, ~ III 4. so' 'sr uass ann 'hs
W. 20 20 '''eniop peaei'' siasS', 7
n'.e " S's''se ~ sns summer
II we weather u favorable enough tll
annual reunion of ti'e Cutler Corner a
sociation VIII be held At Dewey Par
Today. 4 considerable number ot th
members started out with well-iille
lunch baskets tins forenoon, but wer
held NJ ny f'ie ram
A rccuiar meeting Of the |. o. o. L
Ill. L. will be held Al Knights Of Colun,
bus hali' Monday July Z. All old an
newly elected officers be present: guard
meet at the hall ut six sharp Invite
guests pIease be 1t the hall ~ eiel'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30

INTERcITY.


The score by innings;
123 4561s 91011I2
BURTON o 0 0 100000 90 o 0 -
R.s NJ. 80 Q q 002 o00 0 -
Earned runss darlington 2 two,base
hits. Higgins, Bnrns sacrifice hits,
Hays, Burde, Williams, Warner; stolen
bases, AIartell. Elliott, Ashmorei first
base on errors. burlington 2, Intercity
i left on bases, Burlington 0, Inter
city q, struck out BY McRae 4, BY
Warner 4; passed bali, Higgins hit by
pitcher HazeIton; time, 2:25; umpire,
Hassctt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-30
Northern League Standing.
Games Today.

Rutland at Intercitv.
Plattsburgh At Burlington.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-01

to Captain and will be out of nis of
fee for a week or ten days.
Wire nails, &c pound; invalid
chairs to rent; everything for every
body.-Makin's Second Hand Store.
Have an extra good bargain in a
four-room cottage. two blocks west
of p~ostofice. Easy payments.-R. H.
McCune- 55t7.
Mrs. r. E. Gatewood, who has
been here visiting Mrs. C. H. Hale.
left this morning for her home in
Cleburne, Texas.
Mrs Tom Waller. OF Lakewood. and
Mrs A. R. TeepIe. OF Hagerman, ar.
rived yesterday for . visit with Mr..
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H. S. Malone returned to his home
in Hagerman last night.
J. w. Thomas left this morning for
Chicago on a weeks business.
Blue rrlnt mars OF the Roswell oil
Gelds at Carlton g. Bells Office. CT
w. b. Sawyer came down from Eli
da last night to remain q week.
D. B. jackson returned last night
from q business trip to Kansas City
Figure with b. r. smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone lis. 1T
J. N. st. John returned this morn
ing from . months trip to Abilene,
Texaz-
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sity for a three years course.

sity for a three years course.
Major Martini returned on a spe-
cial auto today from Santa Fe and
a trip to Alamogordo. CIoudcroft and
other places with Governor Hagerman
A. B. Waskom. who has beer here
about three weeks under treatment
at st. Mary's hospital for typhoid fe-
yer. left last night for his home in
Hagerman.
Mrs. H. F. Smith. who has been
here visiting the family Of her fatn-
er. C. A. Moore. for two months. left
this morning for her home In San
Antonio.