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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
TRAINMEN BLAMED
FOR C. v. ACCIDENT
Conductor prentiss and Engineer Bron-
son Responsible for the Wreck
at South Royalton, Jan
uarv 1s

The report of the railroad commission
in the case of the collision at South
Royalton, January is, was made public
today Te blame il placed by the com.
mission on the trainmen. They report
We are well satisfied and find that
this collision. which might have resulted
in great loss Of life, was caused by the
criminal negligence Of Conductor Prem
tiss and Engineer Bronson Of the extra"
freight train We urge the attorney gen
eral and the states attorney OF Wind
sor county to take this matter into ser.
ious consideration, and II, upon inves-
tigation, they find the facts to be as
we have reported, that they institute
a criminal prosecution against said con-
ductor and engineer.
This hoard has determined to urge
the criminal prosecution Of an employe
Of a railroad corporation, through whose
negligence any person Is killed on in
nmed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
LARGE GRANGE MEETING.
There Were ESQ People at wfIiamstown
Last Evening,

Williamstown, Feb. a. The largest
Grange meeting ever held here was that
Of last evening Shen the WiliamstoNn
Grange entertained the East Montpelier.
Chelsea and Washington Oranges. There
we're $50 people present Sixty people
came from East Montpelier, driving here
in three four-horse teams, and others in
single rigs supper was served the visit
tors at the Monument house. and in the
evening the meeting was called to order,
The third and fourth degrees were con.
ferrcd on several candidates. the degree
team doing fne woIS A very nice pro-
gramiue was given, consisting Of songs,
reeitations and instrumental music. Dur
ing the evening refreshments Of sand
wiclies, cake, coiTte and douglnuts were
served.
The guests went home with the feel
ing that they had been royalty enter
tained, while the oeal Grangers enjoyed
the visit very much.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
ONE SURVIVOR
IN BIC WRECK
OFF ROTTERDAM
SMOOT HOLDS HIS
SEAT AS SENATOR
Senate Declares The Mormon Member
Entitled to it BY a Vote of
AZ to 2s.

Washington, d. G., FEB. ri. The
Senate has recorded It's verdict on Reed
Smoot. After five hours Of spirited
speaking, before an audience that filed
every nook Of the Senate chamber, it
voted, AZ to 2s, yesterday afternoon to
retain him.
The vote was really negative. 1t was
taken on d resolution that Reed Smoot
il not entitled TO seat ais senator Of
the United States from the state Of
Utah. The division was practically on
party lines.
When 4 o'clock came, with Mr. New
lands of Nevada in the midst Of a fiery
utteranee, Mr.. Smoot glided through the
folding doors to the cloak room. He
remained there during the three roll
calls on his case.
The ladies', IN great phalanx Of on
lockers, thronging even the entrances,
and banked in eager crowds in the cor
ridors, hoped for view as he returned
triumphant. In this they were disap-
pointed.
Mr.. Lodge insisted on an executive
session to order the Dominican treaty
made public, and the ladies were showed
out of the CapitoPs upper story Sec
retary Taft and half the members of
the House who had oyer-rlm the Sem
ate floor, were retired to the corridors
MI this enabled Mr.. Smoot to receive
the congratulations OF his colleagues be.
hind closed doors
The result had been assured for
months. None the less there was con.
tinuation OF rivalry for votes. Senator
Crane has been active for two weeks
urging Republicans to stand together,
and bringing an occasional Democrat in
to the Smoot fold
Nine republicans Burrows. Clapp,
Dupont, Hale, Hansbrough, Hemenway,
KittTedge, Smith and La Follette-broke
away and voted against Smoot
Three Blackburn, Clark
Of Montana and Daniel--yoted with the
Republicans. Senator Wetmore, who is
in Rhode Island seeking reelection,
was not paired
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
TEACHER GIVEN RECEPTION.
Miss Alice Collins is Honored at
Marshfeld.

Marshfeld, Feb. 21.-- School closed in
the BolIes district Maple hill) Friday,
February sth. A reception was given
the teacher Miss Alice Collins ii the
evening at her boarding place, which Vas
q complete surprise 70 her. Between
forty and fifty were present aud
coffee were served Miss Collins is a
graduate Of Montpelier seminary in
1905. She has taught four successive
terms of school here, mas proven herself
a competent teacher and * very much
liked. She was given a purse Of money
in appreciation Of her good work. II
is hoped she may consider the next
-four terms Of school here, nevertheless
we wish her success
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
CUT THROAT
ON TRAIN
Man Supposed To Be D. A.
Mcdonald
NEAR COVENTRY, VERMONT
He Died Before He Could Be Placed in
the Care Of Physicians-There
Were Several Papers in
His Pockets.

Barton Landing, Feb. 21--Just as the
Boston & Maine train was nearing Gov
entry at midnight last night, Conductor
WI u Ross was called to the smoking
chr by the attempted suicide of a pas
senger. The man had cut his throat
while the train, was moving. He died
before being brought back to this place.
The body was placed in the hands Of the
selectmen and Is now in the shop Of 9.
v. Jenness for Identification
In the pocket Of the man was 4 de-
posit certificate on Seattle, Washing
ton bank, made out iii the name Of ID.
"A. Mcdonald Other papers IN the poe
kets bore the same name, SO that the
suicide is thought to have that name.
1t is thought that he was temporarily
insane. No strange actions had been no
ticed prior to his cutting his throat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
ON FORGERY CHARGE.
Clerk Hutchinson Of 27th Battery at
Fort Ethan Allen Arrested.

Burlington, Feb. 21. Clerk Hutchin-
son Of the 27th battery, Fort Ethan
Allen is IN the guardhouse and will be
tried by general court martial for
forgery. Corn. Collins, who finished his
term Of enlistment, taking his privilege
Of three.months furlough to 20 to
his home in Pullman, Ill
1t is alleged that Collins was serving
under fictitious name, having been
dishonorably discharged from the ser
vice, and that hia real name Is Berkama
Wishing 10 carry home papers bear
ING his right naane, he is said to have
induced the battery clerk TO insert It in
place Of the name Collins, after the
papers had passed the inspection Of the
commanding officer
Berkama had left for parts unknown
before the alteration was discovered
Hutchinson is native Of Wheeling,
West va.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
ORDERED TO REPORT.
Midshipman swasey Has Only short
Leave Of Absence at Home.

biidshipman G. Z. swaseg, who has
been visiting his father, G. Il Swasey
IN Barre following his graduation from
the United States naval academy at
Annapolis, Md, has received orders from
the navy department ordering him to
report to the senior officer Of the u.
IS. S. Rhode Island at Newport News,
Va, for assignment to duty. Midship
man Swasey's leave of absence was
shorter than expected, fe having been
home only since last Friday He does
not know what branch Of the service
he viii be assigned to, but he will
serve two years and then be entitled
to the rank Of ensign A part OF the
two years, beginning March /, he will
be at sea. The remainder of Midsllip-
man Swasev's class in the naval acade
my viii graduate next June.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
MONTPELIER WANTS
ANOTHER BALL TEAM
Enthusiastic Gathering Of "Fans" Held
Last Night in Anticipation of
Association Meeting in Barre
Tonight.

The Montpelier wing Of the Intercity
Athletic association, which supports a
bah team in the Northern league, me:
in the Appollo club rooms in that city
last night, Il was an enthusiastic gath
eT-ing and large The consensus Of opin-
ion was that the two cities again have
a ball team in the Northern league, that
tho season open May 30 and that il be
under the national agreement, class d
preferred, in which the salary limit is
$500 per month.
George o. Stratton presided over the
meeting, speaking in favor OF the pro.
iect. A. w Daley, who managed the
Ottawa team last summer, spoke at some
length in favor OF organized baseball a.
opposed to the independent Outlaw
league heretofore conducted. IIe explain
Ell that the teams would be protected
from contract jumpers in case they
should go into an organized league,
Again, ii our best players. like Ruel-
bach, Coombes, Standard. Morgan, etc,
were to he snapped mp BY the big leagues
they would bring mp money anywhere
up 10 $1,000. He said that there would
be no trouble getting players under the
lower salary limit.
Fred Huntington said that he had
played under organized baseball, and that
he knew many good players who are
getting only $40 per month.
Other speakers were Dr. Il L. Cleaves,
C. S. Whittier, j. J Ford, pcrley Il, Pope
and r. b Denny. The general opinion
seemed to be that a popular subscription
be started to raise money for the open
ing. As many of the stockholders as
could were asked to attend the meeting
in Barre this evening, and those who
were not able TO, We're asked to send
proxies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
ALL STARS EcLIPsED.
Company M Too Much For NOrthfela
Aggregation.

Burlington, Feb 2i.--ln what proved
to be q rough and fast game Of basket
ball last evening at the Armorv, Com
pany NJ defeated the Al-Star team of
Northiield by the score Of 2s to II.
The game opened favorably for North.
field, for their men were quick ON their
feet and in passing and scored four be-
fore the militia boys had struck their
gait. After that, however, the home
team set such fast pace that the
Mortified men BECAME scattered and
failed to cover properly. The last half
finished in whirlwind of lightning
passes in which Company NJ came out
victorious. The Allstar team were
not as heavy as their opponents but
were fast and put up stifi game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
Rev. William d. Malcolm Died at st.
Albans Last Night.

st. Albans. Feb. 21.--The Rev. Will
liam d. Malcolm died at his home here
hist night after a long illness with in
yalidism. The funeral will be held from
The house Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock, For - years he was active as
pastor and presiding elder IN this
state, having been twice presiding elder
OF the st. Albans district in the Yer
mont Methodist conference and once Of
the st. Jollnsbury district, He retired
fifteen years ago On account of III health
He WAS born in Albany, N VI, July
A, 1921. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm cele-
brated their golden wedding July 90,
1900. Mrs Malcolm died three years
ago. OF five children born 60 them only
one survives. Mrs. G. NJ Clark OF this
city. The Rev MI, Malcolm was for
4; years editor Of the Vermont Chris
tian Messenger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
ONE PER CENT BEER
BARRED BY VOTERS
St. Johnsbury offcially HurIs 1t from
Its Preeinets-Largest Attended
Meeting in the History Of
the Village.

St. Johnsbury. Feb. 2i.--At the larg
est attended netting in the history of the
village last night all the new By laws
but two were adopted. The only ones
defeated related to licensing hacks and
removing snow from sidewalks The ar
ticles relating 20 the sale Of one per
cent beer passed without a dissenting
vote, though opposition WAS anticipated,
The new bylaws to the number Of
~ covered all that had been adopted
since the village was chartered in 1889.
with some changes and the additional
bylaw providing for licensing all places
where drinks are sold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
OPEN TO INDEPENDENTS.
State Poultry Show Will Go to One Of
Three Cities.

St. Albans, Feb. 21.--The annual
meeting Of the Vermont state Poultry
association was held here last night.
Reports of officers were received and
the balance 81 the treasury s10lT7, i
excellent considering the extraordinary
expenses Of the past year. The election
OF officers was put over until Wednes-
day, March 20, when an adjourned
meeting will be held The time and
place Of holding tlle next exhibition was
not settled il being undecided whether
70 hold It III Burlington, Rutland d
Montpelier The show will probably be
held at the city offering the best in.
dneementa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
THAT PAINTING JOB.
Trial Of Case Started in City Court This
Morning.

Trial Of Case Started IN City Court This
Morning.
Judge Scott having refused to grant
a continuance Of the case Of Colby W
Wales, the trial Of the niit was started
III city court this morning before "a Jury.
Those who are 10 decide the merits Of
the case are w. Il, Kencrson, W. y.
Smith, George G. Cook, William Riley,
C. NJ Rollins and A. G Moore. The
defendant, G. n. Wales, was not in court.
but be was well represented by his five
attorneys. Richard A. Hoar appeared
for the plaintiff, who was the principal
witness of the stand
Mr.. Colby sued Mr.. Wales for S71
and few cents for a job of painting.
On the stand today, he stated that he
had agreed to work for $3.50 a day, and
that lie was 70 20 ahead and do the
work, with perhaps suggestion now
and then BY Mr.. Wales He now claims
that he did the work according TO agree
ment and unat Mr. Wales refuses TO pay
the bill which he presented.
After the testimony Of tho plaintiff
had been heard the case came TO an
abrupt ending in the action OF the de-
fendant's attorneys in giving Judgment
and Immediately appealing tie case TO
county court. The defendant, who did
not tell the plaintiff Of his whereabouts
Yesterday, was on the street today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
NET EARNINGS LESS.
Figures From Rutland Railroad Report
Gross Earnings More.

Boston, Mass, Feb 21. The Rut.
Iend Tailroad reports yesterday opera
tions for the quarter and six months
snded December 81 as follows;
Quarterly returns--Gross earnings,
s7gO 2s0; net earnings, $1T9,S17; sur
,ins after charges s3,507.
Siy months returns- Gross, 81 ,5a1,-
aao. net S422,160; total net, $447 1898;
snrpIus after charges, ss2,24s
The gross earnings were increased for
IN quarterly period from $6s2, ,496
armed during the corresponding quarter
e e 1905. and the net earnings we're de-
- ,aroased from S247,144 in the correspond
Z inc quarter Of 1905.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
NORTHFIELD BONDS
FOR WATER SYSTEM
Special Village Meeting Last Night
Voted to Bond For $4,000 For
Work Done The Two Years.

Mortified, Feb 2l.--At the special
village meeting held in village hall last
night, It was voted TO bond the village
for $4,000 on account Of the new water
system which has been installed during
the last two years. The dates OF the
bonds are as follows; Twelve $1,000,
running to 1910. 1911, 1912. 1919, 1914,
1918, two expiring at the end Of each
year. Sixteen $500, running to 1916
and 1917 and Sixty 1000 beginning
1918 and running TO 1887. The rate
at which the bonds are To be issued IS
31a per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
oUARRYmEN MET.
Addressed at Concord by State and
National Officers

Concord, N IT., Feb 21--At d largely
attended meeting of The Quarrymen's
union tonight addresses were made by
General Organizer Francis 6. Clarke Of
the Boot and Shoe Workers union, May
or White Of Dover, State Organizer PARK
Mitchell Of Manchester, Secretary u. W.
Finn ana p. }. Clancy After the meet
ing there were refreshments served and
d good time enjoyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
CHARGES TREsPAss.
Lumber Operator Has Four wood-chOp-
pers Arrested.

Bennington, Feb 2t--Four wood
choppers in The employ Of DR. Hereu.
les Sauche, of Nav York, We're arrested
yesterday on complaint Of Arthur !.
Dewey. a lumber OPERATOR charged
with cutting timber on Mr.. Dewey's
land. Mr.. Dewey claimed $1,000 dam
ages.
The land IN question Is located near
Woodford hollow aud was purchased by
Doctor Sauche as site for a school
81 diaduction. new theory of the treat
ment Of diseases of which the doctor
claims to be tile discoyerer.
AT heariug hell yesterday the wood
choppers gave bail and the case was
continued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
concert il presbyterian church.

concert will Be given III the Prcsby-
terian church rhursday evening, Febru-
ary e1, at 1880 O'Clock IN aid Of the
Sunday school library. Admission 10
cents.
Programme.
Young ladies' chorus, in Young May"
..........s.....a.. Franz Abb
Miss Phillips, director
Reading ..,.....- tst.st..s.tf- oelseIea
Mr.. Seager
Solo, Melody Of Love- II. Engelmann
Miss Phillips
Silent drill ..............t BY
eight members of the BOYS Brigade
Captain Cruiekshank, director
Solo, Idle Words" .... Adams
Mr. James Gall
Duett. ,...... ."The Crooked Bawbeep
Mis- Phillips and Mr. Sberrids
Violin cello solo, Romance" San Paroles
Mr.. Lyle Perry
Chorus, Might .s....s. Franz Aht
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
THOSE HERALD BOOKS.
Were Too Heavy 10 Garry Into Court
Today.

Rutland. Feb 21.--A hearing was held
before Judge Miles this morning for
the production Of the Herald books in
the ehancery case brought by Senator
Proctor and +. r. Morse against Glenn
ent. Only one small book appeared
Attorney Barber asked that the books
remain at the Herald Office and the ora.
tor see them there He gave as his
reason that they weigh 500 pounds. A
heated argument followed between the
attorneys. Unless the lawyers reach an
agreement Judge Miles will order the
books TO be brought to court this after.
noon. The hearing for appointment Of
receiver will not take place until the
March term Of court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
Twenty-Five Added at Meet.
ing Last Night
CHANGES AND ERASURES
The Ward of6cers for the Coming Spring
Election Have Ben Announced,
Showing Some Changes
Names cf New Voters.

The board of civil authority met last
evening at the city court room, and
various changes were made in the cEeck-
list, there being several changes from
one ward to another, other names cut
off and twenty-five new names placed
upon the list f. G. Howland acted
as chairman of the meeting until Obliged
TO leave, when his place was taken by
james +, Higgins. Justice Of the Peace
At. il Mc(sowan administered the free
mons oath to six Of the list who had
never voted il Vermont before.
The additions To the list BY wards
were as follows:
Ward !. James A. Murray. Fred
Brown, Charles Young John Mattson,
1. K Narcotic, c. +. Cutler and e. H,
Clark.
Ward 2, John r ATeriI, Erastus
Keith and John =. Hoban.
Ward 3, b. al Bylow, III. Spaulding,
George Cook, Herman G. Allen and
George Young.
Ward 4, James J. Moruzzi, Peter Bi.
anchi, Lenardo Comi and Carlo Mace.
doni
Ward 5, Joseph Cali, Guissepi Bian-
Chi, Antonio Mustrangioli and Peter Bot
inalI.
ward 3, n. st. John, Arthur Park.
hurst
The board will met at the same place
again at seven o'clock this evening.
Election ofcers
Several changes have been made in
ward clerks for election The new list
is as follows:
Ward One.
Ward clerk, George n Tilden
Inspectors, b. r. Wiley, George F.
Howe D. J. Sullivan.
Ballot clerks, G. |. Beckley, n B. Bal.
lard, John L. Beekley, John Wyllie; as
sistants. James mitch, William Paul.
Ward Two.
Ward clerks. G II. Anker
inspectors, Harry Whitcomb, 7. j.
Deanfn6, Robert lBglis.
BaIioA clerks, C. G. Moore, II. N. Ream,
George o4AEtcy, Nj. NhlttiaS; asssst
ants, James BuvwrA n s. &E&sAh.
Ward 1ksuA
Ward clerk. Il. =. SmihA.
ttt-peCb1INs ". ~ NaiitAg ~ A. hk&4sAzz#
i'll, W. w. Calder
Ballot clerks, William Mcdonald, Ed
Veale, William Downie, J. b. Sanguinet
Iii; assistants, 0. d. Shurteff, +. M
Tayntor
Ward Four.
Ward clerk, a. IT. Smith.
Inspectors, Joseph 0ssola, w. v. Ay-
cry. w. T. Calder
Ballot clerks. Luke B. Gallagher, Hen
~ Casellini Frank Calder, Jos. Odgers;
assistants, Leslie Lawrence, james K.
Anderson.
Ward Five.
Ward clerk. r. N. BraIcy
Inspectors Alex. Hadden, Celeste Bi-
anchi. O. j. Howes.
Ballot clerks, w. J. Kingston, c. Z.
White, Frank Comolh, Patrick Leahy;
assistants, Michael Keefe, Antonio From
TIM.
Ward Six.
Ward clerk, G. A. Clark
Inspectors, r. L Clark, John b. Mag
naghi, Chas. Cay.
Ballot clerks, S. r. Doty, A. G. Moore,
II. A. Mcneil; A. J. Schneider; assist
ants, Peter Alexander. Alex. Bruce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
DEATH OF JAMES MACK.
Montpelier Man who Died Last Night
Was eB Years Old.

Montpelier, Feb, 2f James Mack
died last night at the fEsaton hospital
81 b complication Of dispases He was
born in Duxbury 65 years ago and spent
its life there until the 6eath of his
wife when he came ts Montpelier to
live. He has been employed by the city.
lie leaves two children Christopher and
Matthews the latter Of whom is ia the
insane asylum. lie leate also son
and two sisters. The funeral arrange
ments have not been completed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Nj. and Mrs. Frank Bugbee Of Calais
were in the city today
Harry Daniels Of East Montpelier was
in town on business today.
Mrs. i. IT, Clay and children, who went
10 Williamstown Saturday to spend Sun
day AZ William Wyllie's are now visit
Ing other relatives in that Rlace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
LABoR MEN oReANIzE.
ST Albans Union of Bricklayers, Plas-
terers, and Masons Formed.

st. Albans, Feb. 21.--The local brick
layers, plasterers, and masons have orr
ganized the ST. Albans Union, No. Z,
International Bricklayers, Plasterers,
and Masons' Union. Il. J. Poole, one
OF the international organizers, was
here, and have twenty-six members.
The officers elected were; President,
George Robie; president, Prosper
hich; corresponding secretary, Henry
iascomb; treasurer, II Mckenzie; door.
keeper, Edward Bodeney, deputy, Oliver
Eich; alternate, Joseph Rich.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
THE LATE EDWARD WELLS,
Remains Expected to Reach Burlington
Saturday Morning.

Burlington, Feb. 21--The remains of
the late Edward Wells, who died yester-
day morning at Miami, Florida, are
expected to reach Burlington Saturday
morning.
The body viii be coneyed by special
train from Florida to Jersey City, n.
j., accompanied by Mrs. Wells, and BY
DIR. and Mrs J. ID. Tanner. At New
York, J. G. Sykes, son.in-law OF the
Sykes reached Burlington last night and
opened the Wells residence.
The funeral will probably be held on
Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
TO ENTER BUSINESS.
E. D. Bessey to Be Employed by the
Bessey Granite Co.

Stowe, Feb. 21.--At a special meeting
Of the board Of school directors held
here last evening it was voted to give
u. d. Bessey, principal Of the village
schools, his release to take effect early
next week. He win enter the employ
of the Bessey Granite company of Barre
and viii act as their agent at Zanes-
Vile, Ohio. L. II. Douglas Of Jefferson
vile, graduate Of Syracuse university,
was elected his successor and will begin
bis duties next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
BRYCE ARRIVES.
o...r Z Hearty Reception when He
W. Reaehed New YORK

N,w York, Feb. 2t Englands new
Sos4ador 90 the United States, james
alnu1 and Mrs. Bryce, landed this
Bsyg;o from The Oceanic. The pas~
m.rs moline7 and crowd On deck joined III
st,.s NV demonstrations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
GOOD CREAMERY RECORD.
Cabot Company Made 252,o2s Pounds
Of Butter Last Year.

Cabot, Feb. 2l-The following in tile
report of the Cabot creamery from Feb.
1. 1906 TO Feb. j, 1907; tota! amount
Of milk received 3,4g3. 1000 pounds; to-
tai cream received 297,o25 pounds; to-
tai butter fat 220,a26 pounds; total
butter made 253.029; average paid pa-
irons 23,17 cents per pound, ehnrn
test and 1854 cents per pound, oil test;
cost Of making 2A cents. The total
amount paid patrons was S5s,636.04.
The assets of the company above all
liabilities are $t,445.56.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21

The catalogue Of the university OF
Vermont, Burlington, shows an ENROLL
ment of ss2 students in the university,
3fl in the acadcmical and toi in the
medical department,