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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
NO MYSTERY
ABOUT JOSEPH
He Simply Picked Up and Got
Out Of Hospital
WHEN HE GOT READY TO GO
Canton. Months Patient al the City
Hospital, Had Great Many People
coseerned Over His DisAp.
pearance.

Joseph Canton. who has been a pa.
tient Al the City hospital for nearly a
month, walked out during The afternoon
yesterday and was not located IN.
~ this afternoon. Mr.. Canton had
bccn suffering from the effects oi fall
down stairs month ago lie was a
boarder at Charles Bellsille'a in upper
C;ranitefille and on OF about Oct 81 ON
being called from his room 70 dinner,
he came out and stumbled. falling down
a fill fight Of stairs. striking on Bis
head.
DR.. Avery Of East Barre was called
and on October the doctor notified
Oycrseer Of the Poor r. w Roark that
be was 4 case for the town 20 look
aftcr. recommending that the man BE-
sent 70 the Barre hospital. lie vas
brought down IN an ambulance aud since
hts stay Ii the hospital had been stead.
ily improving, 20 that yesterday he was
able 70 be up and dressed. Orerseer
koark came down yesterday afternoon
70 scc Canton, who told him thar he
expected to 70 70 bis home In Granite.
viile the first Of the week. lie also told
Mr. Roark his legal residence was in
Starksboro.
Soon after Mr.. Roark left the hospital
a nurse went into see Mr.. Canton and
found he had disappeared. No one saw
him 60 out nor which way he went.
Mr., Roark spent all this forenoon in
search for Canton, and this afternoon
got trace Of him through the police Can
ton, he learned, had applied to the Barre
police, and was given lodging there over
night, leaving this forenoon 20 return
20 Graniteville. So the mystery about
his sudden leave Of the hospital i thus
cleared away. II was thought that be
had wandered away during a temporary
Of mind. He had the town
Of Barre authorities, the hospital people
and good part Of granitcvIle stirred
up over his disappearance Meanwhile.
he was enjoying hic as only GONZALES
cent man can.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06

local the outcome can have little effect
on national politics, it is claimed. The
only contest in which President Roose.
velt manifested a personal interest was
in Cleveland, and it is not believed that
he is greatly disappointed to have Bur.
ton back in Congress. Burton would
hardly have made the race had the pres
ident not advised him to. Nevertheless,
Johnson's victory is regarded jas q con
siderable setback to the Taft boom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
HowELL--BEAcH.
Binghsmton, N. Y, Young Man Marnes
Young Lady in Barre.

AZ three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
occurred quiet but very pretty wed.
ding al the home of Nfr. and Mrs. 7. j.
Beach. y Long street, when their daugn.
ter. Mafgie Blnnch. was united in mar
rage 20 CLYDE Madison Howell, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Howell Of Hector,
". Y. The single ring service was used.
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. W. T. Braisted, pastor Of the Bap-
tist church. in the presence Of the imme-
diate relatives
The couple were unattended. The bride
was attractively gnwned in white silk.
trimmed with val lacc insertion, and
sne carried beautiful bouquet Of lilies.
of.the.vailey. The rooms were appro-
priately decorated with evergreens AZ
ter the ceremony, light Refreshments
were served.
Mr. Howell Is a rising young broker,
being IN partnership With z. X. Barnes
Of Bingiiamton. The bride has been a
popular .hello- girl in the Barre and
Montpelier exchanges. Mr. and Mrs,
Howell we're the recipients Of many use
fuI and elegant presents. including ar.
ticles of painted china, silver and leatner
The bride wishes TO thank the members
Of the Baptist choir, Of which she nas
been a member, FOR the beautiful clock
which will serve "a a reminder Of the
many happy nours spent together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell left on the 5:s7
train to spend a short wedding trip In
Albany. Rochester and other points, af
ter which they win be at home at 90
Carroll street. Bnghamton. Tney have
the best wishes Of a large number Of
friends for long, happy and useful life
together.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
FUSION LOST IN NEW YORK.
Foley Defeated Ihmsen in New York
Election Early.

New York, Nov. 6.-Sufficiently com
plete returns to make certain the ul.
innate results show that Republican and
Independence League fusion in New
York county was defeated yesterday by
the straight Democratic ticket; that
the Independence League ticket for
associate justices Of the court Of ap-
peals was overwhelmingly beaten by
the identical tickets of the Republicans
and Democrats and that there will be a
slight change in the makeup Of the
state assembly,
In this city the Independence League
ticket was defeated 4 to ] and the
league vote up state was light.
In this city interest centered in tho
county ticket in which the Republicans
and Independence League forces opposed
the ,Tammany ticket. James W. Gerar
was elected to the supreme court with
wide margin over M. Linn Bruce.
Thomas f. Foley defeated for the
sheriff's office the fusion candidate
Macmillan Fl. Ihmsen, who is also pro-
minent in the Independence League.
Early returns gave Foley a big lead, but
this was later scaled down till roo of
the S33 election districts in the county
showed margin for the Democratic
candidate OF $4,000
Edward r. Bartlett and Willard Bart
lett, nominated by both Republicans and
Democrats for court of appeals chosen
over Reuben r. Lyon of Bath, former
Bryan Democrat, and John 7. McDon-
ough of Albany, former Republican,
both of whom were nominated by the
Independence League.
The election was unusually quiet and
the vote light. There were q consider
able number Of arrests for illegal voting,
but in most instances the defendants
were discharged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
ELECTION RETURNS
FROM VARIOUS STATES
Massachusetts, Elected Governor Guild,
While Moran Pulled in as District
Attorney Easily.

New York, Nov 6.-Elections held
throughout the country yesterday passed
of in comparative quiet. The returns
from various sections show the follow,
ing results:
Massachusetts re-elects the entire Re.
publican state ticket headed by Gov
curtis Guild, jr. Henry M. whitney
the Citizens Democratic candidate for
governor, poIled a much heavier vote
than Charles w. Bartlett, the anti-mer-
ger Democrat.
New York state elected Edward 7.
Bartlett and Willard Bartlett, joint
candidates on the Republican and Demo
cratic tickets, for justices Of the court
df appeals, over the candidates Of the
Independence League tHearst). New
York elects the Tammany candidates
by considerable majorities over the In
dependence League Republican fusion
candidates.
In Pennsylvania, Sheath, who heads
the Republican ticket for state treasur-
er, is elected by large majority, esti.
mated at I75,000. In 1906 the plurality
of Stuart, Republican candidate for
governor, was 1925.
Al hhI gldAu, tue county TeLuTIs IN
dicate that Ex-Governor Smith wins in
the senatorial primaries.
In Kentucky, Wilson, Republican can.
didate for governor, is making gains,
but there is doubt as to his overcom-
ing the Democratic majority OF 1908
In Mississippi, the election Of Noel,
Democratic candidate for governor, is
assured, as he has no opposition.
At San Francisco the Union La
Dor candidate is showing unexpected
strength. AT Salt Lake City, the Amer
lean, or anti-Mormon party, is lead
ing.
At Toledo, Mayor Whitlock is re-
elected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
MoRANIs vorE.
Reelected BY a7,eao Plurality Over
Walter A. Webster.

Boston. Nov e.--complete returns
from Suffolk county show that District
Attorney John u. Moran was reelected
by 276e0 plurality over Walter A. Web.
stcr, r Moran received aO.afs Yoies,
Webster ee.7e5, and Joseph A. Dennison.
d 1882. The vote af The city Of Bos
ton was; Moran, f6.aa5i Webster, 90.
1875 Dennison, i0,S52.
Sheriff scayey, r. was reelected, re.
cciying f9.2fl 10 $500 for James D0no.
van, d. seavey's plurality is i0,ssS.
Arthur W, Dolan was elected register Of
probate by a plurality OF 1890.
Arthur w. Dolan, tho mayors former
private secretary, and formerly prcsi.
dent 81 the common council, defeated
Montague for register Of probate. lie
Il the only representative Of the Demo.
cratic machine 10 win FOR county
Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
BODY PLACED IN VAULT.
Following Funeral Of Mrs George Rich
ardson Yesterday Afternoon.

The funeral services of Mrs. George
G. Richardson, wife of Police Officer
Richardson. who died Saturday morning
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, was held
at her late home, corner Of Hill and
Washington streets, at two o'clock yes
terday afternoon Rev. Francis A.
Poole ofiieiated and singing was furnish-
ed by a mixed quartette. Chief Of Po.
lice David Faulkner and Patrolemen
Frank Hamel, George Carl and Harry
Gamble acted as bearers.
The remains were placed in the vault
at Elmwood cemetery, as final arrange
ments have not been made for the inter-
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
CABOT

p, A. Pike has another carload Of feed
at Walden depot
Johnny Clifford returned from Boston
Saturday.
Florence and Bennie Coates have
whooping cough.
George Crosby Of Boston is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Seraphinc Wiswell
Ruth Conant Is at work al Walter
PeTy's.
H. II. Foster was in Richmond satur-
day.
Mrs. Ina Rogers went to Enosburg
last Saturday to visit friends.
Burge Marsh Of Plainheld was a guest
at Paul Labree's over Sunday.
The infant daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
George Houghton has been seriously i'll
for few days.
As Rod Shaw was starting for the
promenade at the i. Q. G. i. last week,
his horse came in contact with a wire
fence around the yard at Pliny Smith'sI
result was broken wheel, frightened
young school teacher who jumped from
the wagon, landing against wire fence,
but without serious injury. II Rob
will travel that road more frequently,
he will soon learn where the short turn
is.
News has been received here of the
marriage of Leslie Tucker to Mrs. Lura
Hollis Of Pasadena, CAL, Oct l6 at Los
Angeles He was former Cabot boy,
going to California about three years
ago.
A pleasant gathering at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler on the
evening Of October 26 Of about 40 young
people IN honor Of Miss Lorena's elev-
enth birthday. A bountiful supper was
served. games were played, and pleas
ant time in general was enjoyed.
Dan Brown of Calais was in town on
business Wednesday.
George Tebbetts and son, Jesse, Of
Essex junction were in East Calais Fri
day ON business.
Mrs Freeman Lawson of South
Woodbury. visited relatives in town re-
Gently.
Air. and Mrs. John Morse Of South
Woodbury. attended the meeting Of the
o. II. 81 last week.
Mrs. Cordelia Loomis is to board at
Mrs. Alice 0rmsbee's this winter.
The Baraca class held a business meet
ing recently and organized basket ball
team, closing with an oyster supper
Mr.. and Mrs N. Biladeau and daugh
ter. Natalie. visited their daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Lenney, in Hardwick few days
ago.
Mrs. Frank Kittredge of Walden vis-
tied at Warren Rollins recently.
Mrs. Frank Lee Of Glenbrook, z. O.,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Rollins q few days.
Miss Lillian ST. John of Montpelier
visited her brother, Ernest, last week
Leon Cole of Barre was at Harvey |
Rogers last week
Edwin Towne Of Kingsley, p. Q., was
It Fred Wales few days the past |
week.
Miss Katie Stone was home from Bur
ington Sunday.
w. f. Terrill Of Montpelier was in
own on business recently.
Henry Morse Of Forrest Hills, Mass,
vas in town at G. M. Webster's few
lays last week.
b. f. Goodenough of South London
Ierry has been visiting at John Noyes'
or a few days.
Edward Gill Of Montpelier has been
n town buying apples.
Wells & Rogers have had a new coat of
'oint put on their storehouse on Dan
lille street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
SHOT THREE FARMERS.
A Pennsylvania Gunner Did Great Exc
eution While Hunting.

Lancaster, Nov. 5.-Frank Mcconnell,
gunner, shot three Coleraine township
farmers yesterday. John Hines and VII.
liam and John Kunkle. who were pass
ing along a public road. unobserved by
Mcconnell They received the contents
OF both barrels Of his gun. fired at a
rabbit. All were shot in the head, Kun.
kle's condition being most serious. Be
sides other injuries, one of his eyes was
destroyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
NICE VEIN OF GRANITE
DISCOVERED IN GROTON
A. L. Mcleod Has Been Prospecting and
Has Been Meeting With Good Sue
cess-operations Are to Begin
at Once.

A large ledge Of dark granite has been
discovered in Groton by A. L. Mcleod,
a well l-known quarryman in the Barre
industry, who has recently been pros
pecting about the former place. The
stone is pronounced to be superior
quality, with supply practically mex
haustible, free from streaks and stripes,
two great handicaps about Groton gran
ite heretofore. The quality is uniform,
as fast-cutting stone, showing marked
contrasts in the hammered, polished ana
lettered surfaces. It is expected that
a stock company win be formed to quar-
ry the stone for the monumental trade,
and Mr.. Mcleod win begin operations at
once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
HIGGINS MAJORITY
PLACED TODAY AT 2,420
waterhouse, Republican Candidate for
Lieutenant-G Governor. Probably
Elected Over sisson.

Providence, II. T., Nov 6.--While Gov
ernor Higgins, Democrat has been re-
elected by 2,420 votes, probably he will
have a Republican lieutenant governor
With .eRe district missing the vote for
lieutenant governor stands. Water
house, Republican, 32,4e5; Sissou. Dem
ocrpt, 3l,lBO. The rest OF the Republican
ticket was elected by plurahties ranging
from 1000 TO 6,000. The Republicans
viii control the general assembly by
large majority, and be able to elect
United States senator. In 1906, Higgins
had 1878 plurality.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
Programme for Ladies of Clan Gordon
Fair.

The persons taking part in the farce,
My Annt's Heiress,n at the Ladies Of
Clan Gordon fair in Hale's Pavilion on
Thursday evening, are as follows:
Mrs. John Smith \ . Miss Christine Rea
Anna Maria =. Miss Barbara Mcdonald
Jemima ........ Miss Anna Summers
Sophia ............... Miss Lucy Grant
Arabella .s.s..,.... Miss Celia bowers
Matilda .... Miss Margaret Thompson
Clementina $50. Miss Margaret Sheritfs
Jane ............. Miss Florence Inglia
Daughters of Mrs. John Smith.
Mrs. Alexander DeCoursey Smith,
...4a.. Miss Margaret Beattie
Mrs. Betsey Brown, Miss Helen johnson
Sibbets, servant to Mrs. John Smith.
~ Miss Ina Patterson
The programme for each evening viii
be as follows:
Thursday, piano solo. Miss Mary
Walker; opening address By A. S. Bird;
farce, my Amt's Heiress.7
Friday evening, a musical and literary
to be announced later.
Saturday evening, piano soloj farce,
Murder win Out"
Dosr prize each evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
ELECTION DAY RIOT
SEVERAL WERE SHOT
Clyde Campbell Killed al Lexington,
Kentucky, a Patrolman Probably
Fatally Hurt aud Two
Others Hurt.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 6.-In an elec.
tion day riot here yesterday afternoon
Clyde Campbell was killed. Patrolman
Michael Murphy probably fatally wound.
ed, and Patrolman Marion Smith and
". r. Campbell, Clyde's father, severely
wounded.
The elder Campbell. who was Re
publican candidate for councilman, was
arrested after he had protested against
what he termed election frauds.
There Is some difference in reports as
10 the details of the shooting. Thomas
A. knight. who saw the tragedy, said
tnat In a large crowd ut voting place
he saw Murphy struggling with W. r.
Campbell. When the struggle seemed
nearly over young Campbell ran up and
struck Murphy in the face. Murphy
turned and kicked Campbell in tho
stomach. campbell then ran out on
East High street while Murphy continued
toward the police station with his pits
oner.
A little later young Campbell came
running up 10 Murphy with a revolver,
demanding that he turn his father loose.
just then Patrolman Smith arrived and
as young Campbell turned to see the
officer Murphy struck him three times
over the head with his club. Young
Campbell dropped to his knees, and as
he did 50 the elder Campbell shot MUIR
ply IN the back. Smith then drew his
revolver and shot old man Campbell.
Murphy staggered up against the side
of the building and continued 10 fire
shooting several times. He was still
using his pistol when he was struck By
another bullet, apparently fired by young
Campbell Murphy had fallen, but he
got up and staggered to where young
Campbell was struggling with some one
who had caught him. Murphy leaned
over, placed the muzzle of his pistol
within few inches Of young Campbell's
body, took deliberate aim and fired.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
GUILDS BIG VOTE.
Republican Governor in Massachusetts,
Reelected.

Boston, Nov. 6.--Gov. Curtis Guild was
reelected for third term BY total
vote of l82,032, with two cities missing.
These cities, Brocl1ton and Maiden, gave
Guild last year total vote Of 6,si2
Henry NJ. Whitney, the Democratic
candidate. was defeated by over 100000
votes, Guilds plurality on the above ba-
sis being l00,S83. Thomas L. Hisgen,
candidate of the Independence league
was close third, while Gen Charles w.
Bartlett, who ran on an anti-merger
ticket, was poor fourth. Whitney's
vote without the two cities was 81 ,609.
Hisgen's 1851, Bartlett's l0,es2. The
state legislature remains unchanged, al.
though the Republicans made slight
gain in both branches,
Two Suffolk county officials, District
Attorney John B. Moran, the Indepen-
dence League candidate, and Sheriff Fred
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
WANTED HIS BODY
SENT TO RUTLAND
Archie Butterfly, Aged IS Years, At
tempted Suicide in Concord. N. H,
Early Last Evening.

Concord, y. H., Nov. 6.--Archie But.
terfy, is years Of age, attempted sui-
eide early last evening BY taking dose
OF chloroform at his boarding place on
Center street. lie was taken 20 the
City hospital. where bis chances Of re-
eovery are thought 70 be very doubtful.
The young man worked at the Concord
dye.house. and the cause OF his act Is
not known
He left a rambling note addressed 70
a sister. requesting that bis body Be
taken to Rutland, W. Tor burial Very
little is known Of the Young man here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
A HIGH SCHOOL ROMANCE.
Ruth L. Templeton of Montpelier Is
Bride Of Harold Z. Barney.

Harold +. Barney Of Berlin and Mis-
Ruth T. Templeton, daughter of DR.. p.
L. Templeton of that city, were married
yesterday at Glover by the Rev. A. W
Hewitt OF that village. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney graduated from the Montpelier
hiQh school last June, and the friendship
formed during the last years OF their
school life eliminated happily yester.
dav
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06

opcd yesterday, and DR.. Erdman was
called from New York. He performed
an operation. lie placed a tube in his
side to drain OIL the pus which had
formed from the pleurisy which Mr..
0delI had been suffering for the past
three weeks. No anaesthetic was given
to the patient, who bore up well under
the operation. He rested more comfort
ably after the operation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
FIRES STILL PURSUE HIM.
z. NJ. Bartlett of Island Pond Has Suf-
fered Five Since May Last.

Island Pond, Nov. 6.-Fires CONTINUE
to pursue Z. M. Bartlett, whose business
block was gutted Saturday evening. The
department was called out at noon 10
extingilish a car Of hay owned by him
and last night there was a fire in his
grist mill caused by a hot box. The
loss was not great in either case. Afr.
Bartlett has suffered FIVE fires to prop
erty here and in Norton since May l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06

H. Seayey were reelected, the former
by 10000 plurality and the latter by'
aoout 1000.
The total vote Of tie state was slow
IN being counted, owing 20 the large
number Of candidates for governor, ana
Il was a late hour before the majority
Of the districts reported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
DIED IN PHILIPPINES.
Corp. H. "A. Congdon Of Rutland in Army
Nine Years.

RutIand, Nov. 6.--Word was received
here yesterday Of the death at Manila
October "a of Corporal II. A. Congdon,
son Of H. II. Congdon Of this city. The
deceased had been in the United States
army nine years and at the time Of his
death was. serving in Company e, 2nd
infantry. He leaves Besides his father,
four sisters and one brother in this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
CITY HALL MARRIAGE.
Guiseppi Pasetto and Beatrice 0lioso
Married Yesterday Afternoon.

Guiseppi Pasetto and Miss Beatrice
Olioso, both of Barre, were married at
the city clerks Office at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the ceremony being
performed by James Mackay as justice
Of the peace. The groom is a granite
cutter and they viii reside at 96 Rail-
road street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
ODELL
Died TODAY
Former Chief Executive Of
New York State
SUCCUMBED TO OPERATION
Complications Developed from an Attack
Of pleurisy-Diliieult Operation
Performed BY Dr. Erdman
Yesterday.

Newburg, \. ". Nov. d-Ex-covernor
Benjamin b. odeil, irg died at bis home
here today, following an operation for
pleurisy. Serious complications deYel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
Time For Paying Water Rent
Ended Last Night
LEAVING BALANCE OF $97O
Water once Has Received Over $4,000
for Haif-ycaFiy ReHtai--0theT Aue-
tiou Sales Of Real Estate
Postponed for Few Days

The time for paying the semi.snnual
water rentals 20 the city water depart
ment closed last night, aud the supsfia-
tendent, o. G. Russell. and Miss La
Bounty, the assistant, had busy day
of II yesterday, a. there Is always a
big rush on the last chance 20 pay be-
fore the ten per cent. additional Is eharg.
I'd up. They received during that day
alone $3.50, bringing che total eollec.
tions for the slx months ending October
! up 20 si2,O7s.71 This amount Is ir-
respective Of the meter rentals that are
paid quarterly. But they arc not large.
Supt. Russell figured up the unpaid
bills today, and found that there Il
S90st 20 be collected, an amount
tribe larger than usual. OF this sum.
the city schools owe nearly $500. The
other city bills were paid.
The sale by the city Of The A. Thomas
property al the corner Of North Main
aud Merchant streets, which was adyer-
tised 20 be held today AZ nine O'Clock 70
satisfy an assessment Of s2l for maead-
nmiking Merchant street, was postponed
20 Saturday morning at nine o'clock by
Constable Nichols. fs
There was one Main street property
assessed for street -betterment. which
was not included In the injunction served
yesterday on the city. That was the
w. II. Cladding building. now owned by
Frank q. Rowland Neither the former
nor the present owner was a party 10
the proceedings. The property was to
have been put up for sale yesterday
afternoon at three o'clock, but on re-
quest OF Mr.. Howland the sale was post
poncd for one week. The street was
laid during the ownership of the prop
erty by Mr. Gladding All the other
property, on which there il an unpaid
assessment. j. pretty eflectually en-
trenched behind the temporary iniunc-
tion which Judge Waterman signed Mon
day.
The records IN the city clerks Office
show 4 total Of ~ marriage LICENCES
granted during the month Of October.
The number last year for the same
month was II, while in 1905 only nine
were issued. So. on the whole, Cupid
a fair average.
The occupants OF the city clerks Office
are being congratulated today on their
escape from confinement behind screen
windows. Janitor Jones concluded that
the flies had either gone south or into
winter quarters and thought IL safe TO
take the projections from the windows.
Hence, the congratulations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
HITCHCOCK NOT ON BOARD.
Detectives Searched the Majestic on Ar
rival in England.

London, Nov. 6.--Raymond Hitchcock
was not aboard the liner Majestic, which
arrived here today Detectives met the
vessel at the dock and made thorough
search.