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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
SWALLOWED POISON
AS OFFICERS CAME
Louis stfaus Mining Broker, Preferred
to Die Rather Than Face Charge
Of obtaining 5000 on Forg-
Cd BIN Of Ladlng.

New York. Nov. 20 Rather than facs
charges q obtaining $4,000 on 4 forged
bill Of ladlng, Louis strans, mining
broker, swallowed 4 quantity Of poison
a bis homo at is West s3rd street last
night, and died few moments later,
AZ the time two detectives from the
district attorneys Oillec were IN the
house and about to place slraus under
arrest When warned Of bis probable ~.
rest several days ago BY William A.
Avis of the firm Of William A. Avis a
company, custom mouse brokers, on
whose complaint the warrant for the ar
reat was issued, StTaus threatened 70
KIN himself.
Avis charged the mining broker with
negotiating loan of $4,000 on bill of
lading for ore. said 20 BE- worth $500
aud supposedly shipped from the West.
Avis states that not long after the loan
was negotiated be discovered that tne
bill Of lading was worthless. Avis had
several conferences with Strnuss. who
declared that he would Kill himself n an
attempt was made to arrest him.
A complaint was made % the district
attorneys oilioe and last night two Of.
accrs went to Strau,' home where be
lived with his wife and rs year old
daughter. Straus heard the officers an.
nonncing their errand to his brother,
who opened the door The mining broker
hurried up stairs and secured a bottle
ot poison and swallowed the contents.
Straus' family said last night that he
had lost about 100000 IN the recent DE-.
cline is Wall street and had been much
depressed. The family said they knew
nothing Of his trouble over the loan
from Avis. ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
HADN'T PAID HEAD TAX
ON FOUR IMMIGRANTS
So The Party was Held Up Al ST. Al.
bans and Deporsed After Hearing
Held Yestsrday.-0ue
Man Fined.

81. Aihans. Nov. "a There was a
hearing Yesterday before L. \. Commis
sloner WarFen Il. Austin Ia tie matter
81 ave Afmrnlanf, two men, one
woman and tao children. charged with
being unlawfully in this country. n
appeared that one II the men. Manouk
Arlen. lives Ia Montreal and was pilot.
ing the rest u The bunch into this com.
tfy from Canada. Tie party had not
paid she head tax 81 "a each ana dld
not have clearance papers from the
board of special inquiry in Montreal.
Arten. Was nuei $50 aud eosts ior ais
part Ia the affair and thr fest ol thc
party were last night taken back %
Montreal. where they win 70 through
the prescribed examination, pay the TAX
and win then BE- permitted 10 come
along n regular form.
Another Armenian. who was snug.
Fird IN hero several ferks ago. since
which time he has hran NJ AZ the hos
pifai of pcfitoni,is haF - far recovered
thai be was last night taken 70 noslon.
whence he win - srni back 10 Armenia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
CABOT.

Alice Bovee is working for Mrs. Bert
Smith.
Mrs Paul Labree and children spens
Sunday in Groton
Charles Preston Of Walden was at
George Hoyt's few days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paquin we're at
their cottage at Lake st. Joseph last
week.
y. G. Webster went to Montpelier on
Friday to attend meeting Of the Mys-
tic Shrine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Blaine and daugh-
ter of West Barnet were at w. z. Lance's
last Thursday.
Hene and Leo Burbank Of Walden have
been visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. WI n. Marsh.
Mrs. Abbie Lamson closed her house
Monday and accompanied her son, Ar
thur, to Montpelier to spend the winter
Thanksgiving services win be held in
the Methodist church Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 27, both churches uniting in a
praise service.
Mrs Abbie f. Ware, who has been Wis
iting in Maine and Boston for several
weeks, has returned home, to her daugh
ter's, Mrs. Perley Pike.
Dir. and Mrs. G f. Scott and wife,
Leon Scott and Miss Grace Whittier were
in St. Johnsbury Saturday to- attend the
funeral of Mrs. John Cook.
KimbaII Dow, who has been in poor
health for several months, died last Fri
day night. Funeral services were held
at the home of his brother, George, on
Sunday afternoon, Rev w. L. Jennings
officiating. Burial was in lower village
cemetery beside his mother.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
During Il, Weston Took Only
Two Hours Rest
wAsA PHENOMENAL WALK
This 90 Years Uid Man Was Completely
Exhausted When lie Reached ches.
tsrton. Ind. 50 Miles from
Chicago. Today.

chesterton. Ind. Nov. Edward
fayson Weston, who j. walking from
Portland. Me, 70 Chicago, completed ~
I o'clock this morning the most remark
able walk of his journey. When hc
staggered into the Central Hotel and
threw himself. without disrohing. on the
bed, he had walked a5.f miles since icav.
ing Llgonier At midnight on SUNDAY.
Throughout this ~ hours he had taken
ouly two hours rest, enatohed az La.
porte. Ind.
Weston i now almost sixty hours
ahead Of hls record and unless something
unforeseen happens viii enter Chicago
tomorrow morning. lie left here shortly
after 10 o'clock, and could complete the
trip tonight, but he wishes 20 make a
march up Michigan avenue IN daylight.
4.e viii start at Hammond. Ind, OF some
town near By tonight. aud start for Chi.
cago early in the morning Ne slept
this morning with the stupor Of abso.
lutte exhaustion Pins could have been
thrust into his body without his motto.
ing the pain.
Weston was chesred By $500 persons
In automobiles. carriages and on foot,
when be entered Laporte At 5sf0 o'clock
last night, feeling Al that lime fresh
and strong, although having walked from
Iigonier since midnight. . distance Of
% miles. lie wrnt Immediately 20 the
Tee Garden hotel. where he was given
a rundown, ate supper and rested. After
a short nap he started again.
On bis first trip. Weston arrived IN
Iaporte at 1880 o'clock, November %
Tuesday. and after spending the night
at the Tee Garden hotel left q four
o'clock Wednesday, November "a, for
Chicago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
ALBIN STARTS SUIT.
Asks Damages Of Gale of HinsdaIe For
Malicious Prosecution.

Concord, n. H.. Nov. 26. General
John II. AIbin Of this city has sued
Fred G. Gale Of Hinsdale, y. H., and
Brattleboro, W.. for $4,000 damages, al.
leaing that Gale malici0usly prosecuted
him (Albinl By bringing stiit against
him recently for slander. This suit, il
viii be remembered. was Withdrawn af-
ter some sensational proceedings IN con-
neetion with the taking Of dispositions
Robert c. Bacon Of Brattleboro Is
counsel for Gale in the present proceed.
ings, which are brought in the Windham
county, Vermont court.
The suit Is brought by General Albin
through the law firm Of Sticxney, Sar-
gent & Skeels Of Ludlow and having
been brought in Vermont il will in the
natural course Of events be tried at the
April term OF Windham county court
at Newfane.
General AIbin alleges that he has been
damaged to the amount Of $4,000 and he
seeks to recover that amount with
costs.
Gale furnished bail in the same
amount, his counsel. Robert G. Bacon Of
this town, becoming surety. A citation
WIS alsO htfNeu upon halfs anhutUylnR
him TO appear at General Albin's Office
in Concord Dec. 4, when several deposi
tions in this case win be taken.
When Gale brought his suit against
General Albin he charged General Albin
with makilng to the New Hampshire
board OF license commissioners libelons
statements about Gales place Of busi-
ness in Hinsdale in order to influence
the board against granting him liquor
license. Sensational disclosures were
made in the taking of depositions and
finally Gale withdrew his suit. AS a re.
suit OF the testimony, however, the
Cheshire county superior court at Keene
at the last term dissolved the Cheshire
Express company with which Gale was
connected and whose principal business
was the transportation Of liqnor, abated
the company's headquarters on the is
land opposite Brattleboro as nuisance,
and -enioined the owner Of the property
from allowing it to be used further in
the liquor business, and the Windham
county court at Newfane fined Gale
$1,000 for furnishing liquor id Brattle
boro, and continued for sentence three
counts for selling liquor to which Gale
pleaded guilty, and which may be
brought up at any time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

c. O. r. and NJ. u cribbage teams
play tonight.
b. G. Lenzer Of Plainfeld was in the
city today ON business.
Mrs. Michael Corcoran returned TO-
day from a visit with friends in Bur-
lington.
Charles w. Scott left this noon on a
two weeks trip to the Jamestown expo
sition
Harold B. Swasey left this noon to
spend week with relatives in Green.
field, Mass.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. G. W. Averill
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Win ar
many Of the ladies as possible make an
effort. to be present
Among arrivals at the City hotel TO-
day are S. S. Spear, Boston; A. G. Sar-
gent, West Lebanon. N, H.; b. II ST.
Clair. Plymouth, n. H.; w. d. Marshall
Lancaster, N. H.. T. II. Parker and @ J.
Whitcher, Boston,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
DRANK IT For wHIsKEY.
Michael Brougham of Bennington Swal-
lowed Horse Liniment.

Bennington, Nov. 26.--The mystery
over the death Of Michael Broughan,
who on the evening of November Is
staggered into the boiler room Of the
Vermont Hose & Machinery company's
knitting mill here and died in few
minutes, has been cleared by the re-
ceipt of a report by States Attorney
w J. Meagher from DR.. b. Fl. Stone,
director Of the state laboratory in Bur-
lington
The day following Brougham's death
an autopsy was held by Or. Stone. his
assistant, Dir. H. r. Sprague, and lo-
cal physician but the examination re-
vealed no cause for the mans death,
the organs being in an apparently nor.
NAL and healthy condition. The exami-
nation Of the stomach at the laboratory
showed evidences Of chloride Of zinc. one
Of the deadliest Of poisons and an analy-
sis of quart bottle Of horse liniment,
which Brougbam must have taken for
Whiskey, revealed the presence Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
Strong Statements TO Save
Mrs. Bradley
IN BROWN MURDER CASE
Aneni'ss Testified Today--Told How the
slayer Of the Former Senator was
Abnormal and Not Re
Sponsible.

Washington, D. G. Nov. 2e.-Dr. Isaac
Rich testified when tie Bradley trial
opened this morning that he saw the
defendant rush into tic writing room
81 the Hotel Raleigh shortly before the
shooting. Her face changed expression
iaPldly. and she laughed 10 herself. liz
SAID ~ thought she was a sort OF a
nnatle." Dr.. Charles ID. Hill Of Balti.
more ot tie alienists for the defense De.
elated that the person described in the
$4,000 word Hypothetical question of yea.
tefuay was insane and unable 10 distin.
auiah right from wrong. Cr0ss.examina
ton failed 10 shake the testimony Of
either physician.
Dr. W. n. Barton of the medical de-
partment OF Georgetown university had
testified a. an expert. DR.. Barton dag
nosed Mrs. Bradley's ailment a. being
puerpural insanity, caused BY what he
described ~ the continued assaults upon
her nervous system due to the abortions
which he had performed upon her Ex-
planning why he looked upon her a. an
abnormal woman, be said she was in
ferested in things that do not usually
attract women aud instanced that she
Was secretary Of a political club as an
evideure OF her abnormality.
As has been the case thus far in the
trial, she displayed much emotion upon
hearing references 10 the love which ex.
listed between her and Brown a. made
known through their letters. While she
shed no tears during the evidence. Mrs.
Bradley frequently bowed her head and
closed her eyes for long periods, being
apparently oblivious to all that was
going on around her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
CHURCH rs YEARS OLD.
Burlington St. Paul's Parish Observes
Conservation Anniversary.

Burlington, Nov. 26- The 18th anni-
versary Of the conservation of st. Paul's
church was fittingly commemorated yes
terday. Holy communion was celebrated,
followed by an address by 1T. Rev. Bish-
'op Hall. in the afternoon there was
choral even song. followed by supper
served in the parish hall by the Ladies'
society at parish reception and socia
bic. Exercises, with historical papers
and addresses, arranged by the Mems
Parish club, followed.
The communion service was the same
service used by the late Bishop Hopkins
at the conservation Of the church Is
years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
NORTH MONTPELIER.

The Little brothers had the misfor-
tune last week to lose their gray horse,
which they used for freighting.
DR.. Frank Wheeler aud wife returned
home from their trip to New York Sun
day morning.
Miss Elva Kimball went to her home
for Thanksgiving today.
Mrs. Nellie Wassan is working for
Mrs. E. ]. Hamblett
George Pray, who is i'll with rheu-
matte fever, is feeling somewhat bet
ter.
Part Of the help in the factory got
through last week on account of dull
times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
Asks $1,000 Damages.

Rutland, Nov. 26.--Deputy Sheriff
Il. S. Whitaker has served writ on
the Temple brothers, who operate a
marble and granite shop in this city, in
a $1,000 negligence suit which is return
able at the March term Of the Rutland
county court, The plaintiff in the case
Is Mrs Rose Lefevere, administIA&rix Of
Eli Iefeyere, her husband, VINO was kill
ed Nov. 20, 1905, while at work in the
mill of the defendant company. At
the time Of his death Mr.. Lafevere was
employed as granite cutter at The
min and was assisting in putting in a
new rubbing bed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
NEW MILK AND BUTTER RECORD.
Fresian Cows Make Remarkable
Showing-Stats Records Broken.

Remarkable results have been attained
in tests made the last week by G. NJ
Clifford Of the state agricultural college
on Holstein frcsian cattle owned By J.
II. Mead and son Of West Rutland,
state record for production of milk and
butter having been established in one
instance. Lady Withoorn, No. 81, sos.
10 years old, sired BY Utica Cd, dam
Wsthoorn 2d. imported, produced 5l49
pounds Of milk and 203 pounds Of butter
In seven days In II days her record
was a55 q pounds Of milk and 500 pounds
OF butter These figures, It was stated
yesterday, have never been excelIed in
Vermont.
Other results secured were as follows:
Withooru Eds Princess Clothilde. No.
1850, six years old, sired by Ethers
imported, produced 4i9
pounds Of milk and 1877 pounds Of but
ter in seven days Beatrice Serada, No
1861, 10 years old, sired by Fedamerdis'
Sir Henry. dam Alta Serada, produced
1922 pounds Of milk and II pounds OF
butter in seven days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
POLICE BROKE UP
A SUNDAY GAME
Party Were Shaking Dice IN Chinese
Laundry at ST. Johhsbury on
Chilly Sunday Evening.

81. Johnsbury. Nov. a6-The whole
police foree raidei the Chinese laundry
late Sunday evening and found the pro.
prietoE sam Wah. engaged In the
American game cf shaking dice with
two =. Johnshury parties and Bos.
ron dnimmcr one ~ the local gamblers
escaped through tlp window. but the
Others WE'RE arrested and taken 10 tho
police station.
AZ 4 hearing yesterday afternoon tho
Chinaman was PLACED under $500 bonds
70 appear at the Decrmbcr term 81
county court The otaers were discharged
and sam Wah i now oul on bail.
IN addition 20 the gambling parapher.
malta, the officers gathered in 4 Ave.
gallon jug Of whiskeY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
JUMPED TO DEATH.
Mrs. Sarah Hanna Of Worcester, Mass,
Was in Insane Asylum.

Worcester. Mass, Nov. 26.-Mrs.
Sarah Hanna, As years old, Of Fitchburg
~ inmate Of the Worcester insane hos
nifal iumped from a second story win
taw at that institution while in an in
hena frenzy yesterday afternoon, and
died three hours later as result Of
Aer Injuries.
x,ara Al the time, made heroic at
@ar',n4 "a restrain Mrs Hanna from her
fatal plunge, but was unable to pre-
VENT Her from falling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
FINED SIS FOR POKER JOINT.
Alexander Miller Pleaded Guilty in Bur
lington City Court.

Burlington, NOV. Alexander Mil
ler, arraigned in city court yesterday,
pleaded guilty to running q poker Joint
in the Exchange block on Church street
and was fined SIS and costs, which he
paid. Dominic Lawrence, arrested on
complaint alleging that ne ran similar
place in the Mead block on Main street,
pleaded not guilty. Hearing in bis case
was continued until this afternoon at
two o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
10 DRIVE OUT NATIVES.
PROM Prussian Poland is The Plan Of
Won Buelow.

Berlin, Nov. 26.--Prissian Poland Is
10 be Germanized even at the expense
Of driving the native land owners into
exile, II Chancellor Won Buelow has his
way. The movement was inaugurated
today by the introduction in the diet
Of bin appropriating Sl00.00O,00o to
buv out the native land owners through
out the eastern Polish provinces aud
comneiIing the latter to sell at the gov
ernnncnt's valuation The government
intends to resell the lands to Germans.
Speaking In defense of the bill Won Bue-
low said that Poland at present is a
menace to Germanist security, harbor-
inr body Of subyersiye malcontents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
Holiday Dinner in Tomb. For rhaw.

New York. Nov 26.--Harry X. Thaw
will eat mis- Thanksgiving, Christmas and
New Years dinners in the Tombs. De.
spite the Statements of his counsel
that The trial will be begun next Mon.
day aud hurried through IL was learned
today that when the case is called next
week District Attorney jerome will
ask that It be put over 70 the January
term ead the request wifi be granted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26

IhlFiy-four Of the Vermont National
Banks Pay s2o,7soos Taxes.

All Of the "a national hanks In Yer.
mont which filed stipulation on or before
April 20 the effect that they would
under the provisions Of a statute passed
BY the last legislature. pay tax Of
5.eo Of one per cent. on all interest bear.
ing deposits whereon Is a rate Of interest
exceeding two per cent. PER annum. held
by them during the six months ending
September 30, 1907, have liled returns
IN tho oiilee of }. r. Cushman. commits.
aionef of the state taxes. The total
amount af such taxes for the ak months
j. f20,7sn.oi, there being upwards Of five
and one.half millions of such interest
hearing deposits held hy national banks
IN this state. Sixteen national banks
IN the state do not accept interest bear.
ing deposits a. a larger rate than two
per cent The lat Of banks paying the
lax mentioned f0llowsf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
TEACHER SAYS ASSAULT"
Nantucket Disturbed by Differences Be-
tween Schoolmarm and Parent.

Nantucket, Mass, Nov 26.- Consider
able excitement has been caused by an
alleged assault on Mrs. Hattie Elwell, a
school teacher, by Mrs. Stillman G. Cash.
The alleged assault Is said to have fol-
lowed dispute between Mrs. Cash and
the teacher, over the latter furnishing
the child of the former.
Mrs. Cash was summoned into court.
Mrs. ElwelI was confined to her bed as
result of her injuries, according to the
physicians certificate, and Justice Mo-
eers adjourned the hearing until Dec. 7.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
COST McswAIN 4 arENNER.s
For Refusing Summons to Appear as
Witness in Court.

Failure to obey his subpoena to ap.
pear in the city court yesterday morning
as witness in the furnishing case Of
Timothy Glennon cost Kenneth Nc.
Swain n-dollar bill when be finally
appeared before Judge Scott last even
ing after a second notification by Officer
Garlic McSwain was the man who was
buying the pint OF gin from Glennop
Saturday evening in front of the San.
guinnetti block while Officer Carle stood
by an interested witness. After the
officer had arrested Glennon, he later
served a subpoena on McSwain to ap-
pear as a witness on Monday morning..
Kenneth failed 10 appear in court when
the case came up Monday morning and
when he did finally appear last evening
his excuse was not satisfactory to Judge
Scott and he wss Aned 80 for con
tsmrt Of court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
HELD FOR HEARING.
San Charged with Inficting Severe
Punishment on Another.

R,,tlapd Nov. 26.-A drunken brawI
n fI,a' horne Of John Halk, Polander,
a;s;ng n n west Rutland, required the
sn,.,;sss ,sa of Deputy Sheriff P II. Patten
ss ss 'ssss ssnnstable Ralph Crawford Sunday
morning at 10. When tne officers ar
f;ved a3 TIE house they found one Po-
inner whose name was not taken, ly-
II WIN ! unconscious on the floor with bad
@asb 's II his head. William Luicheski
ssaa ss1 arrested 4 and placed in the house of
Erection, M.'g cIs where he will be held for a
&narin0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
JUMPED INTO THE CONNECTICUT
Widow Of The Rev Henry Colburn Kill
ed Herself at Dalton.

Dalton, N. H., Nov. 26.- Mrs. Henry
III. Colbmn, widow Of the Rev. Henry
Fl. Colbnrn, Congregational minister Of
this town, VINO died few months ago
in hospital Of complication Of dis
eases, committed suicide early last
evening by jumping into the Connecticut
river back Of her residence.
Mrs. Celbnrn went to Berlin on sun
day and returned the same day. On the
train she acted queerly, and it is thought
that ner mind was unbalanced by her
troubles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26

Miss Gladys Lyon Of White River
Junction spent Sunday with relatives in
town.
Charles c. Lyon and Slows Flint Of
Brookheld were In town on business
Saturday.
Williams Robbins spent several days
last week in Tunbridge and vicinity
visiting friends
Oscar W. Wheelock Of Williamstown,
formerly popular teller IN the local
bank was In town the first Of the week.
the guest OF friends.
Chelsea academy in It's several de-
partments closed its fall term Of school
Friday, November z2nd. The winter
term will open after a two weeks vaca-
tion with the same corps of teachers.
Lee Il. Kingsbury has sold the lumber
ON a woodlot of about eighty acres lust
over the line in Washington to Harry
Daniels Of East Montpelier Mr.. Dan
iels win possibly set up portable mill
TO saw the lumber. He Is a hustling
lumber dealer and a brother of our local
Methodist pastor, the Rev. Fred Daniels.
Miss Mabel Keaney of Minneapolis.
Mimi. has come 70 spend the winter
with her aunt, Miss Mary J. George, on
Court street. Miss Kearney's eastern
trip was anything but pleasant as her
train was wrecked at Moore's Lake.
near Ottawa, p. @, and several passen.
gers were killed but fortunately she
was in sleeper which escaped injury.
Her baggage, however, with the excep.
tion of one dress suit case was burned.
County Examiner John M Comstock
will hold teachers examinations as fol-
lows this week: At Bradford Tuesday
and Wednesday and at Chelsea Friday
and Saturday. The examination will
begin each day at Q o'clock. BY reason
Of being short of time he will not hold
an examination at Randolph this fall as
has been his custom and teachers from
the west side Of the county who desire
to take the examination can do so at
the examination to be held at Bethel
Friday and Saturday of this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
EAsr BARRE.

The Wonderland Moving Picture com
pany, now showing the twenty-sixth
week in the Pavilion, Barre, viii show
In East Barre opera house Wednesday
evening, Nov. q. Read programme in
big adv at the Pavilion, Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
Programme.

Clan Gordon No. IL, 0, S. G., annual
Thanksgiving social, dance and enter
tainment at Hale's Pavilion, Wednesday
evening, November 27. Clan Gordon
dramatic club will present the following
comedietta by r. r. Andrews, esq, "Sil
verstone's Wager"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-26
LUDLOW MILLS SHUT DOWN.
Three Concerns Feel Money Stringency
Short Time BY Others.

Ludlow, Nov. 26- Scarcity Of money
has caused the closing down Of the Verd
Mont mills, the Il. G. Fullam & Co.,
plant and Again's shoddy mills in this
village. Mills at Cavendish and Proc
otrsyille are running on short time.