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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
WEDDING AT RUTLAND.
Society Event Brings Guests From Troy,
Albany and New York

Rutland ocs, b.A noted wedding
which brought together large assent.
hlage Of society people from Troy, Al,
hauy and New York took place AZ the
home Of Mr. and Mrs, Henry W. Hnd.
son in lioosick Falls. y. - ths after.
noon, when Miss Helen D. Webb Of Chi
oago and James Putnam Sawyer, a
member Of the wholesale stationery lfm
Of II. A. Sawyer a Co, Of this city, were
united IN marriage by the Rev. Leopold
kroll Of Hoollck Fails. The bride was
attended by Mrs. William s. kies Of
Chicago as matfon Of honor, and Miss
louise +. Paige Of this city a. brides.
maid. The best man was Dr. James r.
Judd Of Honolulu, classmale Of the
groom az Yale Dr. Fred L. Murphy Of
Boston, William II. Field of New York.
Harvey r. Kingsley of Rutland and
Henry W. Hudson of flnosiek Falls were
ushnrs. Tile ceremony was followed by
a large reception. The bride was Rowned
In white duchesse satin. trimmed with
duchessc and point lace Her attend.
ants wore white chiffon cloth trimmed
with point lace. After wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer will reside here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
GALE HAS
DISAPPEARED
Mld-state Liquor Scheme is
Checked
F. c. GALE is INDICTED
Win Stop Express Between Vermont
and New HampshiTe-Had Been
Doing Business on the
Island.
F. C. GALE IS INDICTED

Bpttloboro. Oct. 5.-The efforts ol
The Law and Order leagus and the ~
tematie attempts Of many Vermont poo-
pie IN stopping the sale Of liquor on
the island, situated IN the Connecticut
river between Brattlcboro, Vt, and
Iiinsdale. \. H., have at last after years
Of active work met with success. The
grand Jury Of Cheshire county Of
kecne, n. H., brought in indictments
yesterday against i. Q. Gale Of Ilinsdale
and Johanna Snea, clerk OF the Cheshire
Express company.
The indictments were brought about a.
Ia result Of the famous $4,000 libel suit
Of i, G. Gale against Hon. J. II. Albin
Of Concord, \. H., IN which the plaintiff
charged Mr. AIbin with slander Of his
business and defamation of character
thereby preventing bic petting q license
to sell liquor Preparatory TO lighting
the case Gen. Albin caused thirty wit.
nesses to be summoned in Brattleboro
10 toll what they saw at the saloon run
by Gale a few years ago aud what they
know about the operations OF the Chesn.
ire Express company, established since
he lost his license and whose principal
business has been 70 deliver liquor TO
DTattleboro patrons at its office located
on the island. The witnesses were also
questioned as to the relation Gale nad
70 the express company. The case was
dropped later.
The information gained was brought
last month before the grand Jury Of
Windham az Neyfane. and all Of the
witnesses called who testified in Brat.
tleboro. An indictment was found
against Gale for selling liquor by the
Vermont jury. II mas not been served.
however, as Gale has not been in tbs
state since the warrant was issued
against him. Those who were fighting
him caused all of the witnesses in Yer
mont TO appear before the grand Jury
IA Cheshire county, now sitting In
keene, n. H. 70 give evidence that
they had to divulge against Gale and the
express company. No arrests, however.
have been made as result Of the IN
dictments Of the New Hampshire Jury
as Gale cannot be found.
Miss Shea, sider-m-law Of Mr.. Gaia.
i not at home. and IL is doubtful If
she win b. arrested. However the point
of the opponents Is gained as Gals can
not come into New Hampshire OF Ver-
mont without arrest and hence the sale /
Il The liquor and the operations of the /
express company on the island have /
stopped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
SEQUEL TO AN ADOPTION.
Miss Julia Reynolds and George Austin
Married.

ST. Adams, Oct. 5.--Aliss Juia Curtis
Reynolds, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy L. Reyntlds, and George Austin
Of New York city, were married at
Woodsville, y. IT.. yesterday morning
by the Rev. c. II. Farnsworth, pastor
Of the Methodist church in that place.
The ceremony was witnessed by Miss
Reynold's mother and Judge Lee S.
TlIotson Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin viii sail soon for an extended
trip abroad. IL viii be recalled that
Julia G. Reynolds was legally adopted
in October, 1906. by George Austin and
they soon left for an European trip OF
several months duration. In the early
spring following Mrs. Austin, wife Of
George austin, who did not accompany
her husband, applied for divorce which
she obtained IN New York she also at
tempted 70 have the adoption Of the
young woman annulled as she said il
was obtained without her consent. She
did not succeed in this. however, but
Miss Reynolds herself resumed her for
mer name before leaving for Woods
willie this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
WHITNEY GETS OUT
AN INJUNCTION
Prevents Bartlett Managers from Seat
ing Delegates from Towns Where
No caucuses Were Held.

Springfield, Mass, Oct. 5.--The talk Of
q rump convention, bolts and iniunctions
was renewed as soon as the delegates
to the Democratic state convention be-
gan to gather today after tho lively
meetings Of last night. Former Con-
gresham Sullivan Of the Whitney forces
immediately applied to Judge II. A..
King for an injunction TO prevent the
BARTLETT managers from seating dele.
gates from fifty towns where no eau.
cuses were held. and to compel the off
GERS Of the convention to allow all the
delegates to retain their credentials.
not surrendering them at the door, and
to force the officers to recognize creden.
tials signed by caucus officers. regardless
of the fact that they were not members
of the state committee. The Injunction
was granted at lO:30. and the Whitney
leaders Immediately started for the con
yention hall.
Chairman Feeney Of the state commit.
tee called the convention to order at
ll:30 1t was moved amidst the wild.
csc excitement that Joseph Conry be
temporary chairman. tHisses.l 1t was
moved that the name OF Daniel J. KileyI
be substituted, and this was done with
a mighty uproar. II was soon apparent
that the Eartlctt people had captured
the convention.
1t is apparent from the vote on chair
man, that the majority of the Whitney
delegates were still outside the hall.
Nevertheless, Feenev declared Kiley
elected and handed him the gavel. KiIey
lost no time in proceeding with the or
ganization Of the convention, while al
few Whitney men iii the rear of the
hall voiced protests. Finding themselves
out, the Whitney men, who now began
to arrive in larger numbers, got together
in the rear Of the hall and chose Conry
chairman and proceeded with d rump
convention of their own. Tie Bartlett |
men in the midst of a deafening noise
made the temporary Organization per
nnanent, and George Fred Williams read
the report Of the committee on resolu-
fions. About all that was heard was
the scoring of the Boston & Maine and /
The New Haven merger. The greatest
question Of the campaign was transpor
tation in Massachusetts,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
SUNDAY SERVICES
Times and Places Of worship ana Sub
jects of Sermons.

| Swedish Baptist Mission. Sunday
school, ! a. m; evening worship, 1880;
everybody welcome
Universalst church. Morning, eThe
Moral Balance" Evening, illustrated
lecture, On The Holy Land"
Christian Science services tomorrow
at l0.45 a. M; Wednesday evening at
T.s0. reading room open Tuesday, and
Friday from 2sto o'clock, at Summer
street.
Congregational church. THE pastoa
will conduct the services. Morning
theme, Three Churches Of Christi Mus
steal service in the evening. These mu-
sicai services are Of great interest.
Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity
Church Of the Good Shepherd morning
prayer, 9;45 a. IN. HOLY communion
and sermon, 10:30 a. m. Sunday school,
d2;o0 nj Evening prayer and sermon,
1900 p, m.
At ST. Monica's church: ChiIdren's
mass at . o'clock, celebrant, Rev. p. M.
McKcnna; parish mass al 1880 o'clock,
celebrant, Rev. L. L. Cray; catechism,
p. M; rosary and benedictions p. MI
baptisms at 4 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal church, Edward
@, Thayer pastor. AIT the morning ser
vice, the pastor win preach on the topic:
How to Study the Bible The sermon
to the children will be about "A I4uring
Book.p The Sunday school will hold the
Rally day exercises, postponed from
last Sunday The topic for the Epworth
league meeting at 5:54 Is. Christian
Stewardship" At o'clock an evan.
gelistic service will be held, The sub
ieet of the sermon win be; "Nieode-
mus" Subject of the prayer meeting
Thursday evening, Trust in a Divine
Helper Isaiah 43il-4
The First Baptist church. Washington
street. Rev William T.. Braisted, minis
ter. residence, 35 Franklin street, Morn
ing worship with preaching BY the pas
tor at 1890; subject, IN the Govern
ment Of God Bible school at Y. Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at p. M Even /
ing worship at z with gospel message
BY the pastor; subject. Contrary TO 1
Prayer and conference meet
ing. Thursday evening al 1880. The /
minister and church extend cordial /
welcome to all these services. See Exc
dus lo:29-s2. !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
RenOmlnate State Officers al
Boston To-day
THE PLATFORM ADOPTED
Favors Special Session Of Congress to
Revise the Tarifi--Devotes Some
Space to Boston City
Affairs.

Boston, ort. 5.--The Republican state
convention today put through the pro.
granme laid out for Il without 4 mur.
mnF from any delegate, rcnominatiug
nli OF last years state officials, including
Gov. Curtis s. Guild and Lieut.. Gov.
Eben 5. Draper. The convention was
held IN symphony hall.
The convention was calhd 10 order
by Chairman George II. Doty at 1880.
OF the l.172 delegates entitled % seats,
only 9Jf were present when the roll was
called.
The platform adopted after endorsing
The administration Of President Roose.
welt, reaflirms the belief Of the party IN
the principles of protection. II com.
mended for adoption BY the next ma.
tional Republican convention OF a rcso.
luton calling on Congress to meet IN
special session 20 determine amendments
10 the present tariff laws, and the enact.
ment OF a new measure to meet the
changed conditions. Congress i urged
20 give further consideration 10 the sub.
ject Of the reestablishment Of a mer.
chant marine Considerable space is de.
voted to conditions in Boston. 1T Is
the duty Of the general court TO support
the excellent work Of the finance com.
mittee and further 70 safeguard the in
terests Of the city and state, as future
investigation may demonstrate to be-
Necessary The platform commends the
action Of the governor in urging the
necessity Of more new trucks in the
boston & Albany system. and Of the
railroad commission in its efforts 70
Improve the service; also the action Of
the governor in referring the whole
question of better transportation 10
commission Of commerce and industry.
II merger Is TO be made, It must be
made openl' and only with the permis-
sion Of the commonwealth, as estab-
lished BY statute. The platform con.
cludes with an endorsement of the Re.
publican state administration OF the
last two years. and the recital Of its
accomplishments, and urges the support |
Of the candidates to be renominated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
HEAD-0N CRASH;
THREE MEN HURT
Two Freights Meet on B. & M. on Curve
Near Station at Fremont,

Fremont, n. H., Oct. 5.-Three train.
men were slightly injured IN head -on
collision between two freight trains ON
The Worcester, Nahsua & Portland at.
vision OF the Boston & Maine railroad at
Robie's Crossing, about a mile south OF
the Fremont station yesterday. One
of the trains was standing on tine track
when the other, coming from an opposite
direction, rounded curve and crashed
into 1t. Several freight cars were de.
molished, and the track was blocked.
Those injured are;
Edward II. Bell, Nashua, engineer;
back sprainod.
Benjamin Fairfield, Nashua, fireman:
right baid crushed, badly bruised and
internal injuries feared
Fred Latour, Nashua, brakeman,
bruises.
The exact cause Of the wreck has not
been determined, but It is reported that
the proper signals were not displayed
by the crew Of The stationary train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
IN COUNTY COURT.
Several Cases Brought Before The
Judges,

Montpelier. oct. 5.-Ceborn Gonyen
ot Barre was brought Into court yester'
day ON an information hied hy States
/ Attorney Gates charging him with adul.
terry with Mrs. Agnes Neyefctt who Il
now Ia jail awaiting trial. When Gonyea
and Mrs Neyerctt were brought hack
from Massachusetts several months ago
Gonyea secured bail but AIrs. Noyerett
was unable 70 do 50 and has been IN
jail all the summer and fall.
The argument wac commenced yes-
tefJay afternoon Ia the malpractice case
of Lawson -. Dn. Crane and Hall,
which has been on trial three weeks in
Washington county court, II IS uuecf.
tain whether the ease win 90 10 the
jury By noon today OF whether Il will
go over into next week.
During recess Of the court yesterday
afternoon the divorce case OF Gertrude
$. Sumner ". Charles S. Simmer OF
Montpelier was heard. 4 divorce was
asked for on the ground Of intolerable
severity and refusal 20 support. No
decision was rendered.
Frank poltYer, who pleaded guilty to
grand larceny OF stationary from the
store room Of Charles L. Buswell and
was fined $50, with costs Of $500, sue.
cceied Ia raising the money ana escaped
a term In the house OF correction at
Rutland.
Charles Robie Of Burlington, better
known as "Slush," who was recently re.
leased from county jail after serving a
sentence for intoSieation imposed IN
Barre eity court, pleaded guilty in
Montpelier city colift yesterday morn
ing TO another offence and received
straight sentence Of 20 days IN the
county jail
The malpractice case Of Delbert law.
son by next friend w. Drs. Hall and
Crane, which has been up Ia county
court for the past two weeks. was closed
this afternoon when W. A. Lord for the
defendants and J. II. Senter for the
plaintiff finished their arguments. At
the conclusions Of the attorneys argu.
ments. the court adjourned until Mon
day afternoon, when the Judge will then
charge the jury.
The next case 20 be taken up will be /
that Of Hiram B. Wedge, administrator,
vs.. the Central Vermont railroad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
ALEXANDER BROWN DEAD.
Was Member Of Old Firm of Mathieson
& Brown in This City.

The funeral services Of Alexander
Brown who died OF consumption in
White Plains, n Y, Tuesday nigat and
whose body arrived here last evening
were held az two o'clock this afternoon
from p. w Hooker q Co.'s undertaking
parlors. The Rev. w. C. MacIntyre
oiiiciated. The interment was in Elm.
wood cemetery. The deceased was As
years Of age and was born III Scotland.
He was in the granite business in this
city for several years being a member Of
the firm Of Mathieson & Brown. He
left Barre three years ago. Hc was a
member Of Granite lodge, Il. and A. M.
he leaves one daughter, Miss Lizzie
Brown, who is now teaching in Middle.
sex, three brothers. William and Peter
Of Barre and Francis in Scotland, also
his mother and five sisters in Scotland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
LOST Al HORSE.
Herbert Ward Has Valuable One Thrown
Into River and Drowned.

Bolton, Oct. 5.--A very curious aeci.
dent occurred on the south side Of the
river Thursday evening. While Herbert
Ward OF Moretown and Carl Sabins Of
this place were driving from the lat
ter's home to Jonesvlle, they met a
team q few rods below slip Hill, near
the home Of N. Stockwell, and while
trying 10 turn out the buggy was over
turned and the horse rolled over ledge
into the river and was drowned. Fortu-
nately no one was injured Mr.. Ward
had recently been offered $500 Tor the
horse and refused to sell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
Receptlon o MI. and Mrs. crayen.

Montpelier, Oct. ). The home
"Athenwoods, Of ATr. ana Mrs. Il. T.
Craven was tie scene of an enjoyable
party last evening the occasion being
in honor Of Mr.. Cravcn's birthday. The
house was filled with friends aud Mr..
Craven was presented With handsome
clock The presentation speech being
made By Malcolm AIcIyer of Barre The
company then went from the house into
the studio on the hin which was once
the property Of the late painter, Thomas
Wood, where cards, dancing and music
were enjoyed. Mr. Craven is one Of the
prominent granite manufacturers Of
this city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
vARNUM-LANcDos.
Superintendent Of Boutwell, Milne Quar-
mes Welded This Morning.

Guy Robert Varnum Of this CITY and
Miss Helen Louise Langion, daughter
OF Mrs. Louise J. Langdon, Of Burling-
ton, were united in marriage at 0:ss
o'clock this morning at the home Of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Varnum, in JeGersonville. The eere-
mony was performed BY the Rev. II.
C. Howard It was q quiet wedding
and the couple were unattended. Mr.
Varnum is well knorn in this city hav.
ing been for the past three years su-
Perintendent of the Boutwell,, varnu.n
8 Milne quarries at Graniteville. He
was graduated from the university of
Vermont in the class of 1904 Dir. and
Mrs. Yarnum viii reside in this city at
IL Jefferson street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
NEW TELEPHONE DISTRICT.
Change Of Affairs at Burlington Does
Away With Northern Division.

Burlington. Oet. 5-Tho northern di.
vision OF the New England Telephone
& Telegraph company. which avs dis
solved September l. has been replaced
by a district organization having is
headquarters In this city at the com
panys new building, AZ 250 College
street. This new district will include
the Burlington and Rutland exchanges,
together with practically an Of The toll
lines Of the company IN the state. No
radical changes have been made either
in its set.up or scope OF work. and tclc.
phone matters in the vicinity win be
handled as heretofore.
W. II. Fox. who for the past year or
more has been the burlington exchange
manager, will continue to act in that
capacity, but in addition will be the
districts executive, with title Of district
manager. w. r. Hunt will continue his
duties as district foreman, having under
his charge all the toll plant and con-
struction matters Of the district.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05

His Man Named Temporary Chairman
Whitney Men May Bolt

Springfield Mas, oct. 5.--DanieI j.
Kiley Of Bottom, an ardent supporter of
Gen. Charles w Bartlett Of Newton for
governor, wfs selected last night at a
meeting Of tie state committee, as tenn
norarv chairman Of the Democratic
State convention today, defeating former
Congressman William $. McNary, who
was favored By Henry NJ. Whitney Of
Boston. the Sher aspirant for governor,
bv vote o433 to Il
The machiberv Of the convention Will
therefore be Itafted in Mr.. Bartlett's
favor. but was reported last night
that II ii wa4n far enough to unseat
! large numlA of whitney delegates,
halt would Tie place and a Whitney
ar,tnlps conYeEion would be he'd in the
hieh school Ia which has been secured
FOR such an 4sergeHey
The contest etween the two factions
came last nia ii meeting Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
KILLED His Handsome wife.

New York, Oct. 8. Insanely jealous
Of his handsome young wife. John Bonn
mueller, a Brooklyn saloon keeper, yes.
torday shot her to death and then killed
himself. There were evidences that Mrs.
Bohnmueller was preparing breakfast
when she was Shot down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
Presidents Bear Hunt Has Begun.

Stamboul, La, Oct. 5--President
Roosevelt's bear hunt has begun. The
Missouri Pacific special bearing the pres
ident from Memphis arrived here this
morning The president II the guest Of
John McIlhenny. civil service commits
sioner from Louisiana.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
MRS. CARRIE z. S. CLARK.
Death of Estimsble Woman at Home Of
Her Sister.

Mfrs. Carrie Smith Clark died at 1880
yesterday morning at the home OF her
sister, Mrs Almon Keith. on Fair View
street Ehere she has made her home for
the past ten years. Mrs. Clark mad
been in poor health for over a year but
had been falling rapidly during the past
three months.
The deceased was born in Elmore
Oct 20, 1874 where she spent the early
years of ner life. In 1882 she entered
the New Haven training school for
nurses. She followed that profession
for about fifteen wears most Of which
time was spent in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Clark was woman Of rare
ability and was much loved by all who
knew her She leaves to mourn her loss
three sisters. Mrs. f. r. Lewis of Nor
risville. Mrs. v L. Slayton Of Mont pei.
ier, and Mrs. Almon Keith Of this city.
The funeral win be held from her late
home, "a Fair View street at two
O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
Neck Broken in paper Machine.

Rnmford Falls, Ne, Oet.5.-Fred Ar.
senault, aged 2l, Of 0leary. P f. 4,
was drawn into a paper machine at the
mills Of the international Paper com.
pany early yesterday and his neck was
broken. A coroner deemed an inquest
unnecessary. Arsenault was a single
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05

GIRLS KILLED
By an Explosion in a Cartridge
Factory
SIxTYMORE WERE INJURED
In Osaka. Japan, Today-The Factory
in Flames, and Several Boats
Full Of Explosives on
Fire.

Osaka, Japan. Oct. 5.-sixty.thrcc
girls, engaged in the sorting Of con.
demned cartridges, were killed and more
than sixty were injured by an explosion
in a Takatsnke factory today. The fac.
tory il in flames, and several boats FUN
Of explosives are on Gre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
CLUBS HAVE JOINT BANQUET.
Argument and Pleasure Clubs Dine at
The Northern.

The Barre Argument club and the
Italian Pleasure club held joint ban
quet at the Northern hotel last evening
as the outcome of the series of baseball
games which the teams OF the two clubs
have played during the season. An ex.
cellent repast was served to which all
did full justice.
There were two toast masters, Dun
can Mcmillan for the Argument club,
and Antonio Fasola, president Of tAe /.
7. G., for the pleasure club, the yasious
members Of both clubs responded to the
toasts in a fitting manner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
RAIN STOPS THE FAIR.
No Races or Exhibits at White River
Junction Yesterday.

White River Junction, Oct. Sow
ing to rain yesterday the races to nave
been held at the state fair grounds
were abandoned and the proposed fourth
days exhibit was given up
The first annual fair has been dis
tinct success. The attendance mas been
large and the financial returns have been
gratifying.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
An Evening with Holmes.

AT the UniyersaHst church last ewen
ing a fair sized audience thoroughly en-
joyed the entertainment given under
Che auspices Of the Ladies' union, The
programme consisted Of a sketch Of tho
life Of the poet. Oliver Wendell Holmes
read by Miss Blanche j. Tilden, who
also gave readings from his poems in
very interesting manner. Songs
adapted from his writings were sung,
and d.Pfof o. X, Hollister sang The Bal
lard Of the 0ystermann and the national
anthem, Union and Liberty, was ren.
dered by the choir
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
A Desperate Weaver.

Lowell, Mass, Oct. S, Samuel Perks,
q weaver, 81 years old, attempted to
murder his wife, Annie, and his i5-year-
old stepdaughter, Ada Robinson, with d
razor last night. Ie then cut liz own
throat, and is in critical condition. His
sfamily were nninjured,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
peath j Prominent orveIl Farmgr.

Orwell, Oct. SIS. /. Selton, pro-
minent farmer 81 this place. died this
morning Of neart trouble The funeral
will be held at the home Sunday after
noon at two o'clock.