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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

W. E. Beck was in West Topsham
on business yesterday.
Harry Whitcomb went to Boston to-
day on business trip.
Harry Roberts Of Boston was in the
city on business to-day.
John McGarghan did not 90 to Rich
.mond yesterday as usual.
James Ingram Of New York is in the
city Oh business visit.
w. S. Young has moved from Mont
pcIier 70 Summer street,
The East Montpelier creamery paid
27la cents for May butter
A. G. Cassidy Of Marshfeld visited
friends in the city yesterday
Douglas Wilson went to Montreal Sat
urday where be has a contract.
Dr. w. O. Hutchinson Of Washington
was in the city on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams visited
friends in West Topsham yesterday.
J. r. Bailey Of New Bedford, Mass,
called on friends in the city to-day.
Harry Jackson arrived at his home in
this city saturday from Yale college
@ b, Cowen and wife spent Sunday
in Chelsea at the home Of Edwin Brown.
Miss Fern Peake and Fred Farraud
visited friends in West Topsham yes
terday.
Will A. Wheaton will arrive In the
city tonight from ST. Paul to spend the
summer with relatives.
Mrs. Elmer Stricklett Of Mountain
View, Call, and MIS-. Frank Palmer Of
Danyillc have been visiting for few
days at the home Of II. +. Clark
While in Randolph and Bethel last
week Dr. G. n, Barber examined 20
COWS for tuberculosis and found five Of
them diseaser, The animals being killed
All members of the Ladies Auxiliary,
A. O. H., having due books please bring
TO Mrs. a. Barclays, 5 Brook street, not
later thnn six o'clock Tuesday evening,
June Isl
Miss Elsie Even was operated ugon
by Drs Chandler of Montpelier and
Reid Of Barre at lleaton hospital, this
morning The operation was entirely
successful and Mas Even Is doing as
well as could 10 expected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
A RECEIVER
is APPOINTED
Following An Injunction on
Sherriff's Sale
i'm THOMAS BRADY CASE
Sale Had Been Advertised for 10 O'Clock
To-day to Satisfy Two Mortgages
Held BY Elias Spear Of Burliug-
bankruptcy Pending.

The sheriff's sale Of the stock Of
goods in the Thomas Brady store which
was advertised to take place this fore
noon at ten O'Clock to satisfy two mort
cages held by Elias Spear Of Burling
ton was not held because Of an injunc-
tion secured by other creditors prohibit
ing it until the decision of the United
States court on the petition to put Mr..
Brady into bankruptcy, In granting
the injunction Judge Martin appointed
Richard "A. EIoar receiver of the stock
and fixtures. There promisees To be
quite a legal tangle before the case is
settled.
II was week ago today that several
Boston and New York creditors Of Mr..
Brady petitioned him into bankruptcy
on the ground that while insolvent he
concealed $4,000 worth Of property and
that he preferred one creditor, MIR.
Spear, before the others. The sherif's
sale advertised for today was to satisfy
chattel mortgages totaling S2,1904o.
The petitionee has fifteen days in which
to answer whether or not he is in
bankruptcy, and that period would not
OF course, have elapsed until after to-
day when the sale for the benefit Of
Mr.. Spear was scheduled to take place.
Hence the application Of the other
creditors to have the sale enioined.
Attorney Hoar who has been appointed
receiver represented, with others, credit
ors holding more than a majority Of
the debts said to be owed by Mr.. Brady
(the total liabilities are $7,500), and
hc Is to furnish the customary bonds
in qualifying to the position BY the
terms Of the injunction all creditors are
restrained from interfering with the
goods in any way and all Of them are
warned to turn over to Mr. Hoar all
the property Of the said Brady. The in
junction was granted Saturday, follow
ing which Sheriff Tracy was notified.
The sheriff came to Barre today and
called of the sale.
The assets of Mr. Brady are said to
be about equal to the debts The store
was closed May 81 by Mr.. Spear Of Bur-
lington, following which an inventory OF
stock and furnishings was taken. The
inventory figured up to $1,000. Receiv-
er Hoar stated today that he did not
know what sort Of disposition would
be made Of the goods in the store on
North Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
PUT OUT FIRE WITH
OUT USING WATER
Montpelier Fire Department Arrived
Just in Time to Save House Owned
BY Mrs. James Finn Today.

The Montpelier fire department was
called out at 1s45 o'clock this morning
for a blaze on the upper end Of Main
street in property owned by Mrs.
James Finn and occupied by Jewish
family by the name Of Aronoslsy. A
woman in the house looked out and
saw manure heap near the buildings
on fire. She aroused the neighbors and
they fought the flames for time and
then turned in an alarm.
There was some delay In getting
started 70 the fire as the driver Of the
team didn't hear the gong Just over
his head and q fireman had To waken
him when he arrived Chief Wahlen
went to tho fire bv auto and was one 81
the first to arrive. The firemen found
that the flames were Just getting at the
house, which would undoubtedly have
burned ii they hadn't come just at that
time. No water was turned on.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
ATTEMPT TO MURDER
RUSSIAN COMMANDER
Warship Of Black Sea Fleet Fires Blank
Torpedo on Admiral Wiren's
Officers Arrested.

sevastapool, Russia, June 17.--What Is
regarded as an attempt to assassinate
Admiral Wren, commander Of the Rus
sian squadron here and the officers in his
launch was reported to-day. The ad-
miral and several officers were cruising
about sevastapool in launch while tor.
pedo boats practiced. When the launch
came in sight of warship it suddenly
changed position and blank torpedo
was discharged directly al the launch.
The missile cut through little boat but
the commander reached II before it SANK.
The commander and all the officers Of
the warship were arrested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
eErs YERpIcr FoR sLANpER.
Albert Magoon Gets Satisfaction From
His Nephew, Moses Magoon.

Chelsea, June 1.-THE slander case Of
Aiagoon which has occupied the attention
of the court for two days went to the
jury about five O'Clock FTiday afternoon
and in less than one hours delibefation
the jury returned verdict for the plain,
tiff to recover $3.50 and his costs. In
this case the plaintiff, Albert Magoon, Isl
Il nephew of TIE defendant, Moses Mag
oon and they live on adjoining farms iii
the town of Corinth.
En the case of state VIZ. Clarke Beede
of Orange for Decorating d grave, the
respondent was delivered in conrt FRS
day by his bondsnan, Harlin Whitconb.
and pleaded guilty To the charge and
was fined by the court $40 and costs of
prosecution which he paid. Attorney NJ.
NJ Gordon appeared as counsel for the
respondent,
Deputy Sheriff e. M Kent went to
White River Junction Friday and got
John Adshade whom the grand jury in
dicted for resisting an officer Mr.. Kent
went to Wilder where the Adshades live
Tuesday to arrest John and his son,
Arthur, the latter being wanted for
breach OF the peace and also for violat-
ing the conditions of his pardon from
the house OF correction nearly a year
ago.. since which time Che officers have
been unable to locate him in the state.
It was unexpectedly titat Officer Kent
met Arthur face To face at Wilder, when
q lively sprint began iH which as the
officer and fleeing man came down the
home street the pair came under the
wire with the fleeing fgan only q neck
ahead, the officer keeping him from fly-
ing off the earth by Il strong grip OH
the collar as the latter WAS making a
desperate effort to reach the New Hamp-
shire line. While the officer was gather
ing in the son, the father put himseir
into secret session behind closed doors,
and no adjournment was taken until tie
officer had left for Chelsea
Officer Kent, howeveg, arranged with
Deputy MeCauley Of Wilder and Police
man Iloar Of White River Junction to
watch the place and gather John in II
TO be found and Friday morning they
located and dropped down upon him in
a neighboring corn field. and finding him
self up against pair of cops" did not
attempt to resist them bnt accompanied
them TO White River Junction, where
Deputy Kent went for him Friday at
ternoon, from which place he escorted
him to Chelsea and landed him in Jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
HALF cENruRY ANNIyERsARY.
Large Number Of Children christened at
Universalist Church.

The 6ftieth anniversary of 1Children's
day was celebrated in the Unisersalist
church yesterday Tile church was taste
fully decorated with flowers The serv-
lee which has been used iii the Univer-
salist church iii CheIsea, Mass, In which
city the day was first observed, was fol-
lowed for the morning hour. when q
very large group Of children were chris
tened. The pastor lad been given The
namcs of over 50 for the christening
service, but II was not possible for all
10 be present, and there will be an after
service Of the spme nature on the NOM
ing Of June 30, when II IL expected that
the full number corresponding to the
years Of observance will be reached.
There are only five lacking.
II was the largest number of children
ever brought together in the church for
the purpose, and it was a very impressive
sight, while the little ones, with be-
hayior becoming the occasion, were
named aud baptized and each presented
a white rose bud as "the symbol OF the
unfolding Of beautiful life lin the
latter part Of the hour there were twelve
young people confirmed, four Of them
being the children of ministers. This
makes sixty which tile Rev. Mr. Conner
lras received into the membership Of the
church within two years.
In the evening one Of the most enjoy
able concert ever given IN the church
took place. Very large congregations
were present morning and evening.
On the last page of the leaflet which
was used In the morning appeared the
following which il historical
"On the second Sunday in june, 1857,
the First Uniyersalist church In Chelsea,
Massachusetts, celebrated Children's Sun
day AS On established day IN It's church
calendar. For a number of years pre-
eeding, the pastor, the Rev. Charles Hall
Leonard, now the venerable dean of the
Crane Theological school Of TUFTS col.
lege, had set apart one Sunday in the
early summer, in which the church serY.
ice was devoted to the young, and which
he called variously Rose or Flower
or "Children's Sunday The practice
had won such response and such hearty
endorsement that It was deemed wise to
fix te second Sunday in June as per-
manent Cbildren's Festival Sunday"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
PROGRAMME ANNOUNCED.
For The woodmen's Log Rolling at In
tercity Park Saturday.

Tho programme in detail Of the an
nual log rolling Of the Modern Woodmen
of Vermont. to be held Saturday, June
p2, was issued Saturday. Fully 1900
Noodmen are expected. The formal
sxercses viii be held at lntercity park,
commencing at 1915 in the afternoon
Mayors ]. 8 Haley Of Montpelier and
John Robins Of Barre will give addresses
of welcome to be followed BY an ad
dress By the Hon. Ralph Il, johnson,
chief organizer. A competitive drill for
a 500 cup given BY Il r. Pirie Of Barre,
and an exhibition drill BY the daughters
Of the Woodcraft will be followed BY
programme of sports which include
100 yards dash, quarter mile run, rp-
ming high jump. putting shot, pole
yaulting etc, all for prizes At 4;l5
Barre Montpelier and West Manchester
will play ban and in the evening a
grand ball will be given in the Wood
mems hal in Barre The Montpelier
house and the Northern viii be head.
quarters for visitors The Montpelier
Military band has been engaged for the
afternoon and other bands including
The Sherman band from Burlington are
expected,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
HAULING GRANITE
FROM BLUE MOUNTAIN
Town Of Ryegate Appropriates $4,000
to Make the Traffic Easier-Will
Terry Sells His Store Interest
to B. I. Terry.

South Ryegate, June 1T.--Ryegate held
q town meeting Saturday and voted TO
expend $4,000 to repair the highway on
Blue mountain, the money to be expended
on the road between o. Il. Boardway's
house and the quarries. The money can
be easily used and IN order to do com.
plete job it would require double the
amount voted. There u more than dou
bic the amount Of granite being hauled
now than at any previous time There
arc seven four horse teams hauling now
and two more teams are expected to be
put on this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
rANeIE ON BOARD BILL.
Brattleboro Man Willing to Pay, But
Doesn't Know to Whom.

Brattleboro, June IA case which
has involved more legal tangles than
has ever before come up in the local
court was tried Saturday and con-
tinued until Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Jennie Wilkins and her mother, Mrs.
Hattie Marsh, were plaintiffs against
Napoleon Castine to collect board bill
OF sal. The Valley Grain company had
trlsteed the amount 0f the bill for
debt which John Wilkins, the husband
Of Jennie Wilkins, owed the company.
The plaintiffs, through their attorneys
II. q. and +. E. Barger, attempted to
show that Mr., Wilkins had nothing
whatever to do with the bill. and that
the money was owed to Mrs Wilkins IN
dividuaily Mr.. Castine was perfectly
willing to pay the bill, bpt did not know
to whom 60 pay it. A jury was called
for az the opening of the case and EN-.
pnnelIed. Last night at the case was
continued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
LARGE FIRE LOSS
NEAR WINDSOR

Windsor, Juno ia large steam saw
mill and several acres Of standing tim
Ser between here ana Hartland were
burned last night The min was owned
ard operated by Fred Foster and had
recently installed quantity Of new ma.
chinery. The loss is $4,000, partly
covered by insurance. Mr.. Foster was
out Of town when the fire occurred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
BURIAL IN BARRE.
OF Mrs. Sarah Keith Who Died in
Sharon, Aged 81 Years.

The body Of Mrs Sarah Keith who
died at her home IN Sharon last Friday
was brought to- this city today for
burial in the Elmwood cemetery beside
her sister who was Mrs. Philena
Smailey. Mrs Keith's maiden name
was sarah Gof and she foymerly re-
sided in Barre She was % years OF
age. The only living near relative is
Mrs. Everett Hin Of Newport.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
MANCHESTER
TO LEAVE IT.
No New Hampshire City in
Base Ball League
POOR ATTENDANCES,C CAUSE
East Manchester Also Drops Out Of the
Maine State League After Trying
the New Hampshire League
Also.

Manchester, n. H., June IL Base bah
is dead in Manchester, SO far as the
Maine State league Is concerned. And it
looks as though the same could be said
Of the New Hampshire State league, The
West Manchester team in all probability
going to Rutland.
Anyway, the East Manchester team
II down and out ID far A. Manchester
is concerned, and unless the outfit il
Transferred to Dover tile team will dis
band.
The genes Of the Maine state
league scheduled to Be played here this
week have been postponed As a mat
ter of fact they win never be played
here.
a meeting Of the directors or the East
Side team was held Saturday evening at
the conclusion Of the game with Water
vile and II was decided to call of all
the games here. in view OF the poor at
Tendance and the general sentiment that
there is no interest in base bali in Man
chester
just what disposition win be made
Of the team cannot be determined upon
until the owners ran get in communica-
tion with William Gray Of Dover, who ii
interested in base ball IN this city. IT
BIT can be satisfactorily arranged. the
team win be shifted to the Cocheco city
II not, the men viii be allowed To ~.
The attendance thus far 9his season
has not averaged 100 people q game
Saturday mfwy M fwnfpyypwhmi
for either the East or West Side teams
Saturdays attendance was poor and It
was finally determined, in view Of the ap.
parent feeling in aAInchester, to call the
games of,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
FeIl under car whsels. Win Die.

Fall River, june l7.-Charles w.
Lavery, president Of the Sheean Leather
Mercantile agency Of Boston is dying
at the local hospital from injuries re-.
ceived at Bryn's Ferry while boarding
train for Boston this morning He
fell beneath the wheels and both his
legs were crushed and his ribs broken.
He also suffered concussion Of the
brain. The train brought him here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
VETERANS GOING FAST.
Fourth Member Of Enosburgh Falls Post
to Die This Year.

Enoshurgh Falls June l7.--Orrin
Ward died early Saturday morning after
nm illness OF several months with blood
poisoning. Mr. Ward was born Bebru-
airy ~, 1927, and was therefore ii his
slst year He was veteran OF the
Civil War, having served in Go. Al, 5th
Vermont. He was twice married, his
first wife having died in 1879. OF his
immediate family he is survived by the
widow only. Mr.. Ward was a member
Of Pixley Post, G. A. r. and is the
fourth comrade who has passed away
since the year began, the others being
Judd, Chamberin and Flood, The fun.
eral was held at his late home Sunday
at one O'Clock the Rev. 7. r. White OH
eiating, and burial was in the Main
street cemetery Music was furnished by
male quartette consisting Of 6. H.
Abel, W. W. Hutchinson, w IL. Yaw
and j. o. Kinban.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
FLEET OUT OF
COMMISSION
nns-----------
Black Sea Fleet Of Gar Again
MutlnleS
SITUATION Is DESPERATE
Reserve Blue Jackets and Loyal Troops
Rushed to Sevastapool and Odessa
Repetition Of Recent Events
Feared.

geyastapool, Russia, June 1.-THE en-
tire Black Sea fleet Is out Of commission
and 700 reserve blue jackets have ar
rived The loyal troops are being rush
ed to this city and odessa. The situa-
tion Is becoming desperate and . rcpeti-
tion d the events Of the recent mutiny
are feared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
TN THE WATER
MANY DAYS
Body OF Pierre Gouetz Found
at St JOhnSbury
HAD COMMITTED SUICIDE
While His friends Thought That he Had
Gone to Laconia for visit--Was
Unmarried and Aged Forty
Years.

st. Johnsbnry, June 17.-The body Of
Pierre Gouetz was found at the dam Of
the st. Johnsbury Electric company on
the Passumpsie river Saturday night. He
was d carpenter, unmarried and about 40
years old. lie disappeared about q week
ago and his friends supposed he had gone
10 Iaconia He had been drowned sev-
eral days and It il supposed he took bis
own life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
QUESTION SCIENTISTS SINCERITY.
Attorneys for "Next Friends" in Eddy
Proceedings Question Good Faith.

Concord, n. H., June 17.-The plain.
tiifs and next friends" in the suit to
uncover the secret Of Mrs. Eddy's for
tune took the wind out OF the sails Of
the Christian Science defense to-day by
filing motion asking for an investiga-
tion Of their good faith. The same mo-
tion was made BY the defense at the last
hearing, but was side-tracked BY Judge
Cliamberlain's decree, first to have til
competency Of Mrs. Eddy inquired int
BY master. The plaintiffs now ask TO
have all other proceedings stayed until
this question is settled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
HORSE scATrERs LAUNDRY.
And Then Falls Under Another Team
Many Spokes Broken.

One Of the Barre steam laundry
horses ran away this forenoon and came
to grief when the wagon struck the
curbing in front Of Marrions cigar
store and the horse struck another ex-
press team that was standing there. The
laundry wagon was tipped over and
the horse went down with it rolling
under the wagon Of the other team. The
packages Of laundry were strewn over
the street and the spokes in two wheels
were mostly broken out. The top part
OF the wagon was also spit open. The
horse was not injured, save for few
scratches, The team was being driven
by George Sector on West street ami
became frightened while Sector was in
house after laundry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
FIVE BANKRuprs.
Petitions Have Been Filed in Burling,
ton Court

Burlington, June 1.-THE following
petitions in bankruptcy have been fled
N the office Of the clerk Of the district
court
John Mcclure Of Sheldon. boarding
housekeeper liabilities, $503; assets,
$3.50; exempt, $500.
William }. Ivers Of st. Johnsbury.
granite cutter, liabilities, S2l2; no as
sets.
Grafton i. Bassett Of Rutland.
laborer, liabilities, $12,583.64; secured
claims, s3,l25, unsecured claims, So
014.64; assets s15,550, consisting Of
real estate, 10000; debts due on open
account, Sa,200, deposits in banks and
elsewhere, 81 100; exempt, Si0O.
Peter Laundry, Jr., of Windsor. labor.
er, liabilities, S255.54; assets, seas; ex-
empt, 5000.
John Coombs Of St. Johnsbury, labor
er, liabilities, S221.So; assets, $l10; ex-
empt, SIS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
Old Band Leader Dead.

Prof. Horatio Fales, once leader Of the
old Montpelier Comet band, and famous
as a musician Of 40 years ago, died re-
Gently at Wateryile, Me-. from the eff
fects Of a shock, aged 50 years Prof.
fales was located for a time in Boston,
where he organized the first Germania
band IN New England. As a member Of
tie Boston Brass band he played in Bur
Engton at the time the Rutland railroad
was opened for business lie was o native
Of Dedham, Mass, and left Montpelier
about 25 years ago,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
HULBURD is MASTER.
To Take Testimony in Claims Against
st. AIbans Railroad Company.

Brattlcboro, June ia session Of
the United States district court was
held here before Judge J. T. Martin Sat
urday afternoon, when the receivers of
the st. Albans Street Railroad company
presented petition TO have the priority
Of all the claims against the road es-
tablished The court appointed Roger
w. Hulburd Of Hyde Park special mas
ter to take testimony on the subject,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
M. S. BAccALAUREATE.
Preached Yesterday at Montpelier Ey
Rev. b. 3. Rellolda.

Montpelier, June t7er-The haceal
auroate sermon before the graduating
class of Montpelier seminary was
preached Sunday morning hi Trinity
church BY the Rev Il. T. Reynolds of
Franklin, n. IT., a graduate Of the insti
tuition in 1884. Special music by the
choir in charge Of Miss II Julia Cross
included selections in which members ~
the graduating class took part. Mir.
Reynolds theme was "Soulhnilding and.
furnishing" He hes vigorous ana
effective style His sermon Throughout
was stimulating, filled with deen
spiritual fertor ana must have made
o lasting impression on the young peo.
pie TO whom il was addressed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
DESTROYED The carbarns.

New York, June 17.--Fire yesterday
destroyed the carbarns of the New York
City railway company, situated in Mad
ison avenue between Eighty fifth and
Eighty-sixth streets. The loss will ex-
eeed 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
ORCHARD BEFORE JUDGE WOOD.
To Answer to Charge of Numbering Gov.
steunenberg.

Boise, June i7.IIarry Orchard was
taken to Caldwell on an early train TO-
aay aud on arriving was taken before
Judge Wood. closely guarded by peni-
tentiafy officials and Pinkerton detec.
tives. Because Of Judge Woods ab-
sonce there was no session in the Hay
wood trial today stevang will be call
cd to the stand tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
MOTHER FRUSTRATED.
By Her Daughters Escapade With
George Robinson.

Windsor, June ~ The young daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Fred II. Chester,
who eloped with George Robinson and
whose whereabouts were unknown, has
been located with her husband in hotel
in Providence, r. / The girls mother
IS said to be prostrated and under the
doctors care on account Of her daugh.
tors action.