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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
whsrs He Always Was Going.

A well known Virginia clergyman, one
time president Of William and Mary
college. was married three times, and
on each occasion the ceremony was per-
formed by his brother. an even more
renowned Bishop. When the first mar
riage took place the bishop bad 70 refuse
a tempting invitation from an old friend
becausc-ss the letter ran am going
mp 20 Williamsburg on that date TO
marry ms brother George
The same friend happened 70 be on
the train with him, years afterwards,
when be was travelling 10 the second
ceremony. Il am going 10 marry my
brother George," toe bishop explained
lznigniy. after the business u greetings
was over Again many years passed.,
and the same journey was taken once
more for the same purpose. b. a
strange coincidence the identical friend
ran into the bishop as they hurried
through the station 20 their respective
trains. Where going, hishops' the
former sang out as they gTaspei hands
and dashed by each other.
y am going where ! Am always GO
ing the answer came back p0nderousiy,
10 marry my brother 6eoEge. "-Har-
per's Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
VI. SanatOrium viii Receive
Patients In December
DR.. H. D. CHADWICK, SUPT.
Dr.. Chadwick Has Three Years Expert
enee at Rutland. Mass.--capacity Of
Sanstonum win Be 81 Patients
at the Beginning.

In reply TO the various inquiries which
are being received with respect to the
sauatorium for the treatment Of incip.
lent tubSrcnlosis, az Pittsaeld, Vermont,
the trustees respectfully announce,
II Is expected that the buildings will
be completed in November. and that
the sanatorium viii be ready 70 receive
patients some time in the month OF De.
ccmbsr
Or. Henry Chadwick. formerly Of Wal
than. Mass, has been appointed medical
superintendent Of the sana,orium. Dr.
Chadwick has had nearly three years
experience in tuberculosis work AZ Rut
land. Mass. and Saranac Lake. y. v.
aud come 10 rs highly recommended by
both general practitioners and special
lists on pulmonary tuberculosis
Miss Ida +. Doid, who has had thor
ough training aud extensive experience
under DR. Irndcau and Dr.. Baldwin,
and who j. strongly recommended BY
both for this particular position, has
been appointed matvon.
TIE capacity Of the sauitoriun in the
hsrinning Is limited 10 thirty-twO pa.
tents.
The sAnatofium i for the treatment
OF incipicnt eases only. that Is, those
IN the early stages II justice 20 the
purpose fof which the ssnatoriom was
established, advanced eases cannot be
received. and the length Of time which
any one patients can be permitted 20 re-
main win he limited.
The sanatorium is not 70 Be q free
institution. Senator Proctor 5 paying
for the entire cost If its construction
and complete equipment. which viii be
about sl5000o In addition 10 this be
has given the sanstoriau an endowment
fund Of Sl00osa but il viii h. impos
sihle % support the institution from the
income Of this fund.
Il, IS estimated that. without any in.
ierest charge uPan the original cost 81
the sanatcrium ard is equipment, the
expense az the maintenance aud the care
81 patients viii probably amount 70 as
much a. twelve dollars pqr week Fol-
owing the practice in ether ike iasti-
tufi0as. each patient viii be required 70
pay something towards this expense
This prior per week for patients 20 pay
las nos Vet been fixed hy the trustees.
but viii probably be about seven Dol,
lars.
This weekly charge to patients will
'over board. room. medical attendance,
aundry and practically All expense.
Patients able 10 meet the larger ex-
sense 81 private institutions or q rega |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
THE FLOOR FALLS
UNDER BIG RALLY
Two Hundred Republicans Presipitated
IntO the Cellar al Waterbury, Conn
One Seriously Hurt.

Waterbury. Caan., oct. s.--Ry the eel
lapse If Che ilSoF IN the North end Ath.
lctic club AZ SO Hast Farm street, this
city. SATURDAY night during a RspGhN.
can rally, 900 men wofe pfeeipitate1 into
the cellar of the building. landing IN q
struggling heap Ia the basement As
the heer gave way a ayiug hoard knook.
al lamp from is bracket and immcdi
ately the building caught frc IN q
mad scramble e pct eat al The cellar.
many 81 the mca were tTampled upon,
and they became panic stricken at the
sight 81 the fire. They fought each
ether in their effofts 10 get oWs II tho
building, and doubtless many would
have been Killed had not those Who
escaped tSkcn IN the situation At a
glance. They shouted IL those In she
cellar to he calm, az there was 10 great
danger. ard hy their words stopped 4
panic that might have resulted IL a big
loss of llfe,
A II was aaly one man was danger.
ously huFt, his name i Harry Dean.
weil-snawn sasmc Republican worker
In the city Dean Was among those al
thc bottom oi tho heap, and whua tho
Police ana fgemsn came ia the rescue
They feana bim lying on some Searis
unconscious, he was picked M and
taken IL ne&fhY drug store, ard after
hss Injuries Mere dressed he WAS sent
10 the Waterbury hospital. Deans hesd
i haaly cut ard his gaee and hands
burned, hat Il Is believed chat no win
recover,
JOAN r. Sewoa. shc Republican gaaai
date for mayor, had fast fsnished bis
speech as tAe aa0g gave way, and was
ane ef these carried a0wn satn the eal
lar. lBe was bruised ami scratched and
his closhas were haFrcd aaa tAFn, bat
after getting fxesl Np al Inv drag STORE
sas oWt wish Sho others ia lsassiN9 What
assistance Ne ecWia ~ these more aAEas.
teMase than hc, Another prominent man
who went aewA with the mass vas Sea.
ateT Ggpia1 Chase Senator Chase eamAo
cut sE the AcclaeRt with several scratches
ana bruises. hut Ne " net seriously hayt
3aAa MerGa Was cit shout TIE AeAgs
AaA John nstMa suffered i hs0kea leg
Naslag9 SeAa&eaa received several csgS
"a Tho hgAa AVID havas, ana II ~ believed
fast he + internally iHiare6 GheSe nsea
with several Others we're saAem % 4
ssgWg s&aTc nearly which was converted
into ag emergency hospital, The rolsce
and fieea'eA arrived en- The sesase early
and III less iAAR an Aeaf the FIRE pas
aNs AMID everyday Fossaea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
FIGHT USE OF CIGARETTES.
BrsttlsaoEo Teachers Begin Campaign 70
Prevent Papsls Smoking.

RrRtsleboro. 0vt. s-Csrareste suaok.
INC amOag the pupils al the grammar
schools has lea ia an investigation hv
the members og the schaol beard and TIE
grammar school teachers, resulting In
tRie discovery that eae yonngsser has
Aesm carrying ca cigarette papsr and
tohasve hasiNess araaNg she pupils which
has yielded Aim considerable profit The
e0,naisses and she teaeAegs have foana
where rnass II the sahaecn has h0cn
hoa9At snd sAsse definite action under
The statutes may NJ taken.
Taa teachers have more ~ less trog.
ale every fan with bass Ia TIE ninth
grade wAa hegia smoking cigarettes, hai
this yeaT sae evil WAS discovered among
lsAys 10; yet eas u tie slxsA grade.
Iaac teachers hslSeve thar tAe growing
practice Amscasg she bays az building
sAaekS ia she wopas Il primarily ge-
Spensible fog she increase ~ cigarette
smoking ana sseg Snow % sogan ia-
ssanees wAepa bays have stayed i'll ths
shasSs sll migAt wheM tAe8r parents sgp'
posed they wsss III bes TAeg believe
glscy can saor the spread at The esis
wstA Lin cooperation If tho parents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07

lar resorts viii not be received az Pitts-
ford. a. this sauat0rium Il intended 90
help those who cannot afford a larg,r
expense.
Patients desiring TO he admitted 60
the sanatorium should apply ~ letter
addressed 70 the Vermont SanatoFinm
Pittsford. Vermont, and a. soon a. AZ
faneements are pPffected therefor they
will Ne advised shat further steps ~
take ia order that their application can
be considered.
The trustees desire 20 feeeivc patients
in fair proportion from the different
parts II the state. II with q view 10
al the existing conditions u j. possible
to consider an application. the applicant
viii he instructed where and when 10
appear for a preliminary examination.
Before aamittancc applicants must BE-
examined and approved st this exami-
nation, and Afterwards examined and
approved BY the medical board Of the
II viii b. ukeless for patients 10 come
to pittsford hoping and expecting g b.
received on personal application, - 10
applicant win Be received except ~ the
regular way and after the regular exam
nations Physicians and others inter.
ested are earnestly requested not @ let
patients come 70 l'ittsford unless direct
I'd by the sauatorium 70 report there,
a. Il would be a useless journey.
r. G. Partridge,
d. u. Burditt.
Relfeld Proctor, Jr.,
&. 5. Cavcriy, u. D.,
Olin Merrill,
Executive Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
Apms1e wss.r.

Calais. Oct. r.-A veTg Quiet welding
oeeggNa III The hsaae af R6s. n Howard
Mr5SAs Ga Baldwin street, Maas peller.
last Tuesday ut nine O'clock ~ taa
evening". after sae arrival Ell ne eesaaAss
BERRY q. Slaraan ef Calais and Miss
Eaoaa Il. tsaaaRsssge of G3pt@n. Mass. and
EseaeY ~. tate az East Montpelier Sna
Miss szaAAA a Slaysoa ef Calais. Tss
bfSsse IL enc nSSa and sic bridegroom in
Inc o8AeF beSmg aEoshyr and sister the
brides were eaunea wstA WAf3e Ss&ets
SIR Nth Aac uAsse s5lk gloves ard caS
cslS Aaa1s Thaaf travelling suits wers
ia the sAfeSs styles oE panama material
MIS- tsooafsdra wsS eTsassa4a of
II agess1er erSsazsag sesaal III tae 5e2e
class IS 1904, She was afterwards EN-
rlayea al M, II. INN & 90, 81 Wereastsy,
Mass. sa9 tive wears il she printers
trade. sasH ressenine her posiiaoa went
4c Nsaa, Mass. wSs Ia tho s9araag of
w.m. Nnae asnaS { Sczs 81 fAvas pbArs.
ThSs asane Ire aasrest straw wsSSs ia
shs uss1si q soaking lsS5es AsaS Tn
rsNss. 5ssuy = SiAysaa S a wFoasnsnt
sss4aeF TIE wedding tear Was = Trip
shsUsA Ne Greer maegas4lHs A5ss in
s.sssar af,e sists far a. Waste HsTtr
gss-res5a. he seN raSrTsea ae1rsss va
"a. css5 b rress shssr fzse&dS Al saslr
s&fnse heanes asseg CT. az. Nz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
FATAL ACCIDENT AT
BENNINGTON QUARRY
Foreman John Ruaine Was Hurt ~ a
Flying Rosk--Skull Is Badly
Ffaetufed.

Bennington, Oct, 5.--,Iohn Ruaue. the
foreman IN charge Of the work al the
Taylor quarry where stone Is being taS.
en- ont to build the new s.. PctsSs
church. was the victim yesterday foro.
neon Of what 4 probably a fatal Aesi
dent His skull Is fractured. and while
he Is conscious at times. il is not
thought that be win live the day OUT.
The aeciden, was the result Of blast.
A load had been pnt into a hole ia one
corner Of the quarry and Ruane stood
behiad a protecting ledge while the
charge was being arcd. Although he
was only six feet away from the hole,
Ne thought be was sufficiently ont 81
the way to avoid the aying rock.
II was evident. however, that he mis-
judged the forcc II the charge. or that
it was exploded before he lad hiddta
himself 4 piecc II rook must have his
him "a tho head with sufficient force
e knock him over = lcdrc. for ~ fell
about eight feet In his fan he struck
almost on che top but little 20 TIE
Figat side If his head. The skull wss
fractured bs the blew 4 sharp point III
ssene penetrating The hone.
As s0oo as bis fellow workmen real.
isea that the accident had occurred, ks
SistaRco was summoned from the vi
iare aud means provided 60 take the Ia.
iared man down fror, che quarry to the
highway s strctcAor was made q
lsaar3s ard RuAne was plaecd apon it,
The men with the hlrticn had not pro.
ceede3 any grcat distance when they
were met hy H. r Woeimaa. who hsa
hurried 10 The scene with bis ambulance.
Drs, A, h. Hoale and II. . Potter.
who had driven to the quarry, made az
examination and expressed TIE opinion
that RuAne was fatally hart Tho In
iUred man was aneoaseious when picked
up. bat recovered his senses ard was
ahie 10 answer questions. Rev. Fl. A.
=, Barron was summoned 70 gave the
man she rates ~ ths church, and arrived
ssos atteF the physician,
Rnaao. whose home Is ii Rutland. Is
aheut 40 wears ~ age Ne has boarded
Al tae home Of Henry Raniansin and was
veil aiEc3 IN All with wh0m ia came
ID contact, saa hy his fellow wugkmeM,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
Brown Piles up Big Score
Against Norwich
DARlMOUTH'S CLOSE WIN
Harvard Walks Away from Maine-IIo-
bart Cancels Game with U. V, NJ
Game at ST. Johnsbury-No
Game tot Goddard.

Foot ball scores ran high Saturday
as rule. though in some instances re.
suits were surprisingly low Harvard
dld a rushing business against Maine
Princeton against Stevens, Carlisle
aralns Pennsylvania state, West Point
against Franklin and Marshall and
Rfown against Norwich. Yale had 70
hustle 20 Set n points from Syracuse,
Amherst was busy scoring enc touch.
down on The Springfield training school,
while Dartmouth could gather but six
points from Tufts. 90 20 winners, five
were scored on, and among the latter
were Cornell, Pennsylvania and Swarth.
mere. The results followi
Az camhridev. Harvard 10 University
4 Of Maine
AZ New Haven, Yale n, Syracuse o.
AZ Princeton. Princeton a.. stevens q.
Al Philadelphia, 4. o. +. 20, Ruckaell
AZ Providence. Brown "a. Norwich O.
At WillMmspcrt, Carlisle indiana Is,
rcnnsylvauia state college 8
At Ithaca. Cornell %. Ohcrlln s.
Al winiamstowu, Williams is, Holy
Cfuzs a
At Amherst. Amherst 8. Springfield
training school q,
AZ Hanover. Dartmouth 4, Tufts o
AZ Amherst Massachusetts A. {. III.
Rhoic Island state q
AZ Brunswick. Exeter -. pcwdcln Q,
Sc Lewiston. Bates 10. Kents. lIill 0,
AZ Hartford, Trinity 20, Worcester
Tech. q.
AZ west rOnt, Army -. Franklin
and Marshall Q.
AZ Annapolis. Navy rs. Dickinson O,
AZ WatefvlIle. Colby Q, \. n. state Q.
AZ Andcver Harvard "a Q, Phillips
Andavcr o sts
Al Ann Arsor, Michigan ., Case school
At Schenectady, Union 0, Colgate Q.
Al riitshurg. Western Z. q 7. ., Ma.
AZ MiddleSOry, Nuaalssury u, prce.
Cor q.
Az SwMthmcre. Penn. Swsrthmcre
%. Rutgers s.
AZ Essson, Penn. Lafayette ~, ur-
sinus college o
AZ iiaverfnri, Penn. tIaverford col
iers -. Mtilco. Clururgical celleec 8
AZ Charlottesville. University az Nir
gina y. Sc. tchn's college, Maryland, 4
At Washington. Georgotown .. Cal
laudes Q,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
BIG TIM" QUITS TURF;
is SUING $4,000
Sullivan, who Would BET 5000 on The
Turn Of Card. Is Sofe At ebeing
Sucker" Blamss Tip.

New York, Oct s.--aBig TIM Sulli'
van, hitherto ready 60 stake $4,000 W
rpid cash "a tue turn II card. has got
the sporting world BY the ears today
With the announcement that he has
been stnng, Is sore at being sucker
and intends 20 quit the turf The prln.
cipal reason Ion his disgust Il that Ne
has dropped siaOi000 q his wad this
season.
"Rig Tins" attack 81 chilled pedals
Il not unlike the trouble that put Ret,
a.Alillion' Gates ON The warm needles
Of the pines The only difference be.
tween the two Il the .lse Of their
wagefs, Gates. who Is John ~. IN
private lie, aud who i now Ia England
looking better chance, would nip a
million more o. less on anything from
the turn u the card "a the minute Of
the discovery ~ the north pole.
In connection with his estimate Of
bis losses betting on the races. "nig
Tim lays particular emphasis on the
fact that be Lost 100000 ~ the bug 20.
tai betting on the mounts Of Jockey
Walter Miller. Hacking Nillcr's
momts' for the better part Of two
racing seasons popularity has been lok.
~ on - tho quickest and easiest method
OF winning money ON the turf, and tne
method Tor time had such vogue that
n was Incorporated into various "sys.
tens" which were devised 10 beat The
races
Aside from his losses through backing
horses ridden hy Miller. "nig Tim de-
clares that misguided friends 81 HE.
who came 10 him with tips, good things,
and secret Information from an sorts u
mysterious SOURCES, are responsible for
bis determination 10 retire from tAc
turf he owns horses still. and Is big
stockholder IN the Metropolitan Jockey
club, which conducts racing on the Ia
mncia track aud In his plan az retire.
ment. "Big Tin has gone - far a. 70
threaten TO sell out his stock in the Js.
maica race course.
The sullivan racing stable u that In
which Prank Farrell. David G. Johnson.
and Timothy D sullivan all were part.
ncrs, though the horses wcrc divided
among thc partners In such manner tnat
some ran IN The name and colors ~ each
man. The most notable horses which ran
in Big Tins name were DR. Gardner.
winner Of the Exccistor Handicap. aud
Sinrlestcne 4 e.year.old, with which
several big betting soups were made
earlier in the season The horses 81 the
combination stable known as the big
Three are trained bv Prank Weir
The stable. which made a most am.
bilious beginning 81 The season, With
nr. Gardner. bought last fall Tor ST..
600 Roscbcn, GFarplc and Handsarra.
among the stars Of The tried horses. AM
a hig collection Of e-year.olds.
"Rig TimSs losses. estimated hv
himself al $50. Noo, are said q be lust
about equal q the losses estimated hy
n. {. johnson. Prank farren Is the
one member az the Rig Three whose
estimate of his profits or hsses still
Is a matter Of private Information.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
FOR MORE ORANGES.
A Campaign 70 Be Carried on This Fan
and Winter.

Rrattlebora. OSt. ~ state Master
George W. Pisroe has appointed Carl :.
Hopkins, ~ nrasdeboro. and tseorgc c
Flint, 81 Randolph, Organizing ,lepuiies
~ organize grangvs IN the state tArouea
ihs fail and winter h. Hoyt of East
Sandwich. \. II. Who did good work in
the state last winter will take ~ the
work agAin after taauaFy !.
One Pomona Grange and twenty.
three subordinate grAaeeS have been
crSanisei in the state thus isf this
year, with charter membership q
500, The Pomona grange was re.
Gently oFganiaAl AZ McInaoes Falls and
bears The name of tho state master. Mr..
Flint orgsnisea the grange a. RoxbUry
Wednesday With membership q
tsifty,tive.
The annual msteting e the state
granse viii b he'd in burlington peccm.
her 1osh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
- warnins

Mrs. Wilson's hasshana mas o8ism
aa'lircs III Ia Va View NasS am Assiaess
sua frequently 5ia aot seaeA Als hoae
ussGi s1se arrival 81 sAe midnight traim.
AIRS. WslseN Aaa Aeea ii the haaait OF
sleeping peaee88se az these t5smes pstA,
eat fes9. bas nu9Aer u haa9latses sN
she nssaal,ash6s9 sofine aae 81 hes Asss
hamass traps Is New Aagk Asa aisiassqod
han ealsa
IHs shs n&2At III Ais sesagu AGg Ngisa@
vas stealing casefaaay Aa tae front stairs
as Was us wea5 % seeh occasions. Sc
sAAs hs wsse waa8 NOT b. Wakeaea
wAeN hi aessa eF vosse. Ai3A an6
strained
4 aW4 km6e wsSiAeg NSse sse u,v
Aashaaa a a esrs gan espe slse excited
toaas Aes az gong u Be On tie safe
see ara SNAa;s - ~ yea are Henry
yeuN seef rvt eat e TIE way -
NeN3has kNsapsNleH.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
FELLHD THE CLERGYMAN
AFTER wIFE'S FUNERAL,
Brecht, Who Had Lived Apart from Her,
Angered Because His Name Wasn't
Mentioned in Service.

baltimore, Md, OFT. - Dissatisfied
with the way the Rev. William Bats
conducted tho funeral Of his wife, from
whom he had been separated. Henry
Hrccht knockod him down.
nrecht was the womans secand hus.
hand. They had not lived together for
several years, and she was known hy
the name % her iifst husband. pahst.
When shc died, her children asked
Pastor BATS not 10 mention the name Of
Rrecht during The service. and he did
not.
Soon after the funeral Rrccht met the
minister and ,sphraidcd him. Then he
struck him q violent blow on the jaw,
and Nj. Rata tel 90 the ground,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
RurrsE FAMINE FEARED.
vefaont Farmers KAYE Beer unaAse Il
Meet Demands

Rqatslaho9a. Otas Several aaex
pas8ea reseats III sAt semm8F &sa@cth
ans tho hJsA psSse 81 Feed are assosa3ac
manifest. tAae IS prsetfeslly : baatsT
sasasac here 10 . prosperous darn caa-
nansty. 1Asre Is rs dairy aasss7 In sae
market ana appearances lnasos1e thai
;Aese WI As No sDgssas Eot ssa1 tsut
TAage Is a3sa 4 shortage 81 cgeaossg
better 1Ae uarSt2 gAlwe 81 aew Match
cop.s IS So As1A shss eaywsgS arr rssaag
WITH 5hcst COWS Cattle dealers osaast
nsMaemsef sneae asaath in arr othss
year wAoa So wATx cows 8sve haea
sAseaea fgem Er6sta6bar0 IS SeEsNE sAe
azs5 aaaata What srss1ee lsGttss
eazsaS Sfss Ehe uAsAss S seAa for -
ssass asaaa, ana ~ 3assy s4sssr ses
s4 cents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
The Seen Absentee

The professor 81 English in one of eur
Western colleges was noted for being
very absent minded. It was ais custom
10 can the roll eseh morning before toe
lecture. One morning, after calling a
name t. which there Was no response,
he looked up and, peering over his
spectscles. asked sharply;
who Is the absent boy n the saeant
chair see before me - lippineott's
Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
BARRE WINS
THE SERIES
Took Saturdays Match From
Montpelier on
BARRE GOLF CLUB LINKS
The Score Was 1914 for the Barre Play.
srs to ~ for the Montpelier Club
Piayers-Baue Won Three
Of the Series.
GOLF CLUB LINKS

The final and deciding match Of the
series Of games between the barre ard
Montpelier golf clubs was played At the
Barrel Inks Saturday afternoon, and Re.
suited In the Barre team winning the
series and the match by a score OF lpia
and ~, Previous 20 this match each
club had won two games, flutchinsoh
aud Dalgamo were the only two looNl
players to lose 60 Montpelier IN Satur.
days game. The scorc was a. followss
RARRRF MONTPELIER
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
JOHNSON NOT roR PRESIDENT.
Msaaesssais Governor Says Bryan Is,
However.

81. Pan1, Minn-. Os4 -. Governor
johnson aaase . forrzl statement sat
arGar sAaa he x nas and ASs not heen
caaa5date for presaaens. He also states
sAat We knaa.s thai Bryan u and has
hesn candidate To- sAst aoncF fer she
pasf tAres acns4s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
Rifles For Deer

Pick them ogs while the assormen, IS
large. New lot Just received. Rem
inason, Merlin, Winchester, Spencer
and Savage. sc, 90 and up, Also
Revolvers and Hunting Knives Full
line Of ammunition. Specimens arc
mounted right Prices reasonable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
she nid.

Madam. do you keep henst~ sskad
tie lady with the geld eyeglasses az
The 6oas Of tie farm house.
Sure replied the woman In tbs
door, wiping her chin with her apron;
ARE yen l0okin' for board. ma'aul s''--
YonkeT's Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
Norwich
Il. Johnabury Acad. 10, Brigham Aead. 0

% IVHHHuUIN HNAu ~, HItkHAM AtHU1 q
81. iuhushury, Oct, list. Johnshury
academy defeated Brigham academy
here Saturday. 10 20 Q. In the last
half the 81. Johnsbufys stopped their
opponents on the iO.yam line and car.
rlcl the hall hack for touchdown.
llills goal from the field was feature
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
NORWICH ourcIAssEp,
was No Match for she Players Of Brown
University.

nrown defeated Nerwich university.
u Il q. IN enc sided foct hall game At
Providence. +. 1. SATURDAY, Brown
showed superiority b all departments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
No Game al Montpelier.

Rain caused postponement SATURDAY
81 the game scheduled 20 he PLAYED a.
fntcrcity PARK between teams from God,
dard seminary and Montpelier high
school
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
Hobart Cancels Vermont Game.

burlington. Oct. There was no
foot ball game between the University
II Vermont and Hobart college here
SATURDAY, Hobart having cancelled the
game late Friday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-07

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