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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
MARSHFIELD.

Miss Myra Duke is working for Mrs.
J. Burton Pike.
Mrs. Florence Boyce is working for
Mrs. e. A. Rosebrook
Mrs. Gertrude Alears and two sons
visited friends in Barre Wednesday and
Thursday.
D. K. Lucas is having his farm build
ings painted. Geo. Conley Of Calais is
doing the work
II. n. B. Dwinel and daughter, Miss
Bessie. visited relatives in Williams
town the first of the week
Mrs. Cooley, the nurse who has been
caring for Mrs. G.. L. Dwinell, returned
to her home in Barre Wednesday.
The Marshfeld Stars defeated the
North Montpelier base ball team at that
place last Wednesday by the score OF
II to H.
Quite a Eumber from this place at
tended the races at Barre the Fourth
and about fifty took in the ball game
at Peacham.
Mrs J Burton Pike Is quite III with
pneumonia, the left side being afflicted.
Mrs. Frank Richardson Of Plainfeld is
caring for her.
Att Aletf fbNilttIt ObdIb tfuHNtu Ddbs
with the Peacham team at Peacham on
the Fourth winning the game by Che
score Of 10 to Z.
hoad Commissioner r. G. Townsend
has rendered bis resignation TO the Sc
lcctren and they now have charge Of
the roads in the north end Of the town.
w. G. Mears and wife Of North Mont
/ pelier were at the home of w. II. Fl.
Mears' over the Fourth Mr. Mears il
now employed in the wooden min at
that place.
Constable j. Burton Pike was called
to Plainfeld last Monday to serye
papers in a breach Of peace case com.
mitted at the home Of II. r. Lane by
0ne Lewis Dix
Miss Nina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
John a. Ennis and Archie Pope Of
Danyille were married at the M. f.
/ parsonage IN Cabot by Rev r. r. Currier
Monday morning. Congratulations.
Road commissioner H. G. Townsend
has just completed one Of the finest
pieces Of permanent road work ever
seen In this town. The work being
done on the river road near the Abijah
! hemis bridge.
The annual Fourth Of July neighbor-
hood picnic was held 1T the Orchard
grove Of o. f Carpenter. About eighty
We're present As usual "BFim" was on
the spot with his pleasant smile and
ready wit, and a good time was enjoyed
I by an
DR. Frank Wheeler Of North Mont
pelier met with slight accident to his
auto Thursday when near the town
house, caused by the breaking Of .
I gasoline pipe. NJ, e. Beckley 81 this
I place repaired the damage and the doc
J tor went on his way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
CALEDONIA COUNTY COURT.
Damages Claimed For an Alleged As
sault With a Hammer.

ST. Johnsbury. July SIN Caledonia
county court the case now on trial
by the court is that Of Charles f.
Kirk vs.. Austin ]. Morrill,, in which
the plaintiff seeks to recover of the de-
fendant the sum OF $1,000 for an al
legged assault. The plaintiff is a resi-
dent Of st. Johnsbury and the defend.
ant was formerly resident here but
now resides at Kansas City, Mo.
The plaintiffs evidence diseloses these
facts: Last November the plaintiff
bought OF the defendant his hack and
livery business, they met January 2 in
Mr.. KirS's Office to complete the settle
ment for the business In the course
OF hts settlement they got into an al.
tercation and Mr.. Morrill, struck Mr..
Kirk on the head with hammer, rem
dering him unconscious for a moment.
BY reason Of this blow Mr.. Kirk claims
- have received permanent injury,
and that since that time he has been
troubled constantly BY pains and dis
orders arising from the wound on his
head. All of yesterday was consumed
by the plaintiff in putting In his case,
and he viii finish today The defendant
who claims to have acted in self
fense, win probably use up all Of today,
This is the first court case to be tried
OF any Importance. II B. Howe. Of st,
Jobnsbury, is counsel for the plaintiff;
ond Dunnett and Slack Of St. Johnsbury
are attorneys for the defendant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
MONTPELIER BOY
HURT CELEBRATING
No Serious Injuries, However, and the
Day Was Very Quiet one--No
Fires and No Arrests. 4

Montpelier, July Montpelier had
quiet celebration Of the Fourth. There
were no arrests, no fires and only few
minor accidents. Most of the people
went out Of town for the day, and one
officer said that in walking from the
corner Of Main and State streets to Elm
street yesterday afternoon saw only four
people.
q. II. Lawrence, Isaac Craven, Jr,, and
Eli eatie were injured slightly by fire
crackers, but none seriously.
Luke ConHors, who went to Woodbury.,
had an exciting time with a stubborn
horse when the animal bolted into a
field and up to the brink of an embank
ment. just at the edge Of the bank
Roy Chandler made football tackle Of
the horses front legs, and the whole kit
rolled down the bank 1t was quite
miraculous that no one was hurt and
the wagon was not damaged either. Those
who saw the accident expected that there
would be serious consequences.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
HIBERNIANS HOLD
ANNUAL PICNIC
Large Delegations Present From Barre
Montpelier, Granitevilie and
Northheld Yesterday.

The various divisions Of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians of Washington
county held their third annual picnic at
Caledonia park yesterday There were
large delegations present. from Barre d.
vision No. i, Montpelier division NJ. 2,
Craniteville division No. 3, and North.
field division No 4; the representatives
Of the divisions with their families and
guests making party of about three
hundred.
Dinner was served in the pavilion at
l o'clock and after this the party ad-
iourned to the field where the athletic
contests We're held
A base ball game was played between
teams from the Barre division and the
Montpelier division IN which Barre was
vistorious by score Of l6 to II, Bat
teries for Barre, Keefe and Domhriskie;
for Montpelier, Marion and Mcmahon.
Time 4 hours 27 minutes.
In the tug Of war Barre was again
victorious, pulling the team from the
capital city. The race for married
women was won by Mrs. ". A. Milne,
Jr., Mrs. John Fitzgerald second; MIRA
Luke Gallagher third IN the girls rare
Agnes Dignon was first and Katherine
Fitzgerald second. Joe Brown was first
in the boys race and John Carroll sec
ond
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
Government Does Not Sym
pathize in Chase for Him.
WOULD SECURE IMMUNITY
Fer the Oil King If He Should Be Placed
On the Stand and Government Does
Not Wish to Grant Him That
Freedom from ProsecutisA.

Washington, D. G., July SIT became
known here to-day that the government
10 viewing with alarm Judge Landis' at
tempt to place John d. Rockefeller on
the witness stand, for the moment that
Rockefeller opens his mouth in court
as to the Standard oil's operations he
will secure immunity from all possible
criminal prosecution. The attorney gen
eral and bis trust busters are not In en-,
tire sympathy with the present pursuit
Of The oil king.
The department Of justice does not
believe that John d. seriously attempted
70 evade service Of summons, but
realizing that by testifying in the Chi
cago court be would win immunity from
criminal prosecution and possible impris-
onment, be finally gave himself up in tbs
belief that failure to put him on the
stand, after such fuss, would have a
tendency to weaken the government I
case in the public estimation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
Out Of the Even Score in
Orange County Court
SEVEN WERE CONTINUED
One Only Disnissed--0range County
Court Turns Out a Grist Of Papers
for Various Reasons, Chiefly
Desertion.

Chelsea, July 5S-The divorce calendar
of Orange county court which concluded
Its session this week contained twenty
divorce cases, of which seven were con
tinped, one dismissed and twelve tried,
two only being contested. The disposi,
tion of the cases was as follows:
Amelia e. Wood VS.. Edgar j. Wood,
bill granted for intolerable severity and
custody of minor children decreed To
petitioner; also interest of petitionee in
the real estate and personal property
Ldecreed to petitioner; X. NJ. Harvey for
petitioner and NJ NJ. Wilson for petit
tionee
Alice L. Welcome VS.. I. i. Welcome,
bill granted for refusal to support; petit
toner granted leave to resume her maid
en- name Of Alice l.. Corwin; j, J. Will
son for petitioner.
Flora L. Morey VS.. Alonzo f. Morey,
Bill granted for intolerable severity and
alimony decreed petitioner; Darling &
Wilson for petitioner and r. NJ Harvey
for petitionee.
Sadie i, Cushman VS.. Glenn E. Cush-
man, bill granted for neglect and re-
fusal to support; Darling & Wilson for
petitioner.
James r. Woodcock VI. Lillian K.
Woodcock, bill granted for wilful deser.
tioni Darling u Wilson for petitioner.
Edison Emerson VS.. Lucy Stone, petit
tion to annul marriage. 1t appeared
from the evidence that the marriage in
question was bigam0us on the part Of
the petitionee, and it was decreed an.
|nulledj ID. S. Conant for petitioner.
Norman ]. Aiinard VS.. Ellen A. Minard,
bill granted for wilfll desertion; Darling
& Wilson for petitioner.
Walter B. Kendriels Vs. Ida May Kend.
rick, bill granted for intolerable severity
Darling a Wilson for petitioner and r,
~. Martin for petitionee
Ellen Berry vs.. Byron B. Berry, bin
granted for intolerable severity, and
petitioner granted leave to resume her
former name Of Ellen a. Hood; Darling
"a Wilson for petitioner.
Francis Johnson vs. Bessie NJ. john
son, bill granted for adultery; r. NJ. Har.
vey fof petitioner.
Cynthia l. Wentworth Vs. George C.
Wentworth. bill granted for wilfui deser-
tion; r. NJ. Harvey for petitioner.
Edgar s. Webster vs.. Eldora Webster,
bin granted for adulteryj ]. NJ. Harvey
for petitioner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
NEED DISTINCTLY SHOWN.
That Barre Have a New Central Yer.
mont Passenger Station

The state board OF milroad commits.
sioners has given the Central Vermont
railroad limited period Of time in
which to make plans for now passeE.
ger station in this city. This was done
at the close Of the public hearing in the
city court room Wednesday afternoon,
during which so strong evidence was
presented as to the need for now build
ing that the board was thoroughly con.
WINGED, and the railroad officials them.
selves admitted it after they had be-
come eonyersant with the situation. Ihe
testimony Of various citizens was heard.
after which the Central Vermont for.
maliy asked for a little time so that
they can formulate plans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN.
BY The Odd Ladies and Past Noble
Grands Given Badges.

The following officers were installed
-at a regular meeting Of the l. o. 0. L.,
VI. VI, Monday evening in the Knights
Of Columbus hall with the exception Of
the outside guard who was absent:
Dist. deputy, Mrs GeoPgina Forbes;
IL, n. O.. Mrs. Emma Cote; n. G., Mrs.
Elnora Faulkner; v. G., Mrs. Hannah
Smith; Chaplain Miss Margaret Morri.
son; treasurer, Mrs. Susie Dale; p. sec,
Mrs Georgina Forbes; f. Sec, Miss
Katherine Mathieson; warden, Miss
Christina Mckenzie; conductor, Mrs
Emily AlcRaej I, guard. Mrs. Lizzie
McMurray; o, guard, Mrs Christina
Leslie, lodge physician, Dr. Joe. r..
jackson, K. S. TO N. G., Mrs Mamie
johnson; I. S. to Y. G., Mrs. Zilda Con.
nick; r, S. TO v. G., Mrs. Jeanie Muir
ray; u. S. to ". G., Mrs. Eva Gamble;
pianist, Miss Mary Walker.
Mrs. Emma Cote and Mrs Jeanie
Murray, Mrs. Sarah Lake, Mrs. Eva
Gamble were presented gold pins IN.
scribed with the insignia Of the order
in pursuance OF an established rule Of
the lodge which entities all past noble
grands TO this honor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
PASSED AwAY pEAcEFuLY.
MRS. Charles ErskiHe Of wiliamstown-
Runaways and Fire.

WiIiamstown, July 5.Mrs. Charles
Erskine died very suddenly Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of her son, Mar
tin, where She had made her home the
past year. She had been in the habit
Of lying down in the afternoon to rest,
being called by the family after about
an hour. She did this Wednesday but
was dead when they went to call her,
having passed off without o struggle.
The funeral was held to-day at the
church az two o'clock, with burial IN the
village cemetery beside her husband,
who died about a year ago.
horse driven by frank Hnnton be-
came frightened at something near the
cre lnlery and ran, throwing Mr. Hunton
out, disiocating his shoulder and hruieing
him quite severely. The wagon was a
wreck, While driving in the street Just
at night William Duf's horse became
frightened at an auto, Mr.. Duff turned
his horse down Depot street to avoid il
but the horse ran around the reaf Of
Edson's drug store, between the furni.
ture and drug store, throwing Mr.. DUFF
against the building, bruising his head,
cutting his face and iniuring him quite
hdutNs Ht hObrN lAtl AJffAA tAN AAiaA@tfA
track, smashing the wagon, but was soon
caught near the stone shed,
There was large crowd at the picnic
yesterday, several coming fron out Of
town. The weather was fine and All had
a good time. The Wiliiamstown boys
won the ball game, also at the Gulf In
the afternoon
Henry Grifin's barn was burned to
the ground yesterday, the fire being
we'll started when discovered and could
not be saved. While working at the fire
Mrs Griffin stepped upon rusty nail,
which went into the foot quite a depth,
requiring considerable strength to pull
il out.
The Rural Good Lack Reading club
meets with Mrs. Boyce next Saturday.
Mrs. Whitcomb OF Washington assist
ed her sister, NJ. J. Drury, through the
busy Fourth.
Mrs. Charles McAllister and children
Of Washington attended the picnic yes
terday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
SECOND DAY OF MEET.
An Attendance Of Nearly 1000 Present
This Afternoon.


The second day Of the meet opened
this afternoon with nearly 1000 people
on the grounds. The Montpelier Military
band ii In attendance, and there promises
to be d repetition Of yesterdays success
An exciting feature of the afternoon was
the burning Of d popcorn stand, the fire
having been caused BY a lighted cigar
stub.
The first race run was the 2.35 trot
and pace, for a purse Of s100. There
were five starters and the horses finish.
ed in the following order in the first
heat
Lady Whitcomb, Smith Stock Farm,
Alcanpace, A. j. Prairie, ST. Albans.
Mortimer, |. NJ. Richardson, Littleton,
N. II. Observation-Disclosures. 9
Black Orphan, J. A. Matthew, Littleton,
Al. IA. ....0... ....-.e,..s+.*s..
Bell Time. Tom Utton, Morrisville 7. 5
The first heat of the 2:22 trot was
finished in the following order. Oradell
utton; Rejected Sid, Utton; Redmond
FL, Burton; Lilly Lane, Parter; Dora
Star, Wood; Giuado, Richardson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
|SQUIRES DIDN'T LAND
Al SINGLE BLOW
Knocked Dow Three Times in First
Round Of Bout With Tommy
Burns Yesterday Afternoon
Fight Farce.

Ocean View Ringside, July 5.--Billy
Squires, tine mystery from Australia,
lasted only a portion Of d round before
Tommy Burns yesterday afternoon. A
succession of right hand blows TO the
jaw and the fight was over. The fact
that Squires was an unknown quantity
had lent interest to the fight and an inn
nienae crowd assembled Just outside
San francisco to witness the contest.
Fully 5000 people were in the arena
and paid all the way from SO to $40 to
see few seconds fighting. What
fighting there was was decidedly one
sided, as SQuires never landed a blow.
Within ten seconds after the gong had
rung for the men to begin, stocly lit
tie Burns had swung his right to the
Australians jaw and he went down.
1t looked then as If the fight was over,
but in about four seconds Squires stag
gered to his feet and rushed violently
at Burns. They came to a clinch and
Squires put his huge fists up to fight,
Then they broke in the center of the
ring and Burns Immediately popped over
another right and Squires went down
again. He got up second time and
then Burns swung succession Of
rights, each one staggering the Aus
tralian until he dropped his arms Then
Burns swung his right again with tre-
mendous force and it was all over,
The result, while surprise to many,
keeps Jim Jeffries still in retirement.
He had announced that if Squires won
be would meet him in the ring.
Ilatnv,d b1 nos, bff
hard and with lightning speed, Burns
had no opportunity Of demonstrating his
class The end was too sudden
The fight lasted two minutes and
eight seconds.
To say that 5000 persons who jour.
neyed ont to Golina to witness the
fight were disappointed would be
phrasing il mildly, indeed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
ROCKEFELLER is WILLING.
Left Pittsfeld, Mass, Last Night to
Obey Summons.

Pittsfeld, Mass, July 5.--John d.
Rockefeller, who was subpoenaed yes
terday, left Pittsfeld last night for Chi
cago, where he win be Intercepted on
Saturday regarding the affairs Of the
Standard oil company in the federal
court. Mr.. Rockefeller assisted several
children staying at the home of his son,
in-law 4. Farlnalee Prentice, to light
fireworks during the day.
He was about the grounds OF the
Prentice estate part of the time.
Last evening Mr.. Prentice took his
father.in law in an automobile to State
Line station on the Boston & Albany
railroad where the western bound express
which left Pittsdeld at p m. was flag
ged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
Foot BAH Tomorrow.

There will be foot BAH match On
the Berlin street grounds tomorrow AZ
tcnoon, beginning at $3.50 o'clock, the
Rangers and Bon-aceords being the con-
testants The Bon.accord team will
be chosen from the following players:
y Freeland, McKeuon, Williamson.
h0baNon, Nichol, Brenmer, A. Freeland.
Munro iopp, Nicholson, Hqndry.
Hnghes, Neddfie
The Rangers win be represented bv a.
team from the followings Duncan.
Scott, Wright, Lindsay, Mcleod, John.
ston, LANG, Burnett, Brydson, Sloan.
Dinnie, Maitland andp Mckerron.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
oROroN

t.e NeFfisou went 70 Boston. Mass,
ia sbert visit.
sra iir Bennett went 70 Mont
"Wednesday O. spend ihe Fourth
f tsrThter Mrs Harry Carl
raaa CnuNB and daughter,
"a WasAmiIls. 81. a. are visit
Hnsa la town.
~. Haeia ~ Burlington spent
itA his parents, Mr., and
M Mft v + Clark and little
Ml tuma Clark and kif and
5aam tiania haye gone 70 their
st 0fueu pond TO remain over
s4sl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
ORDER REscINDED.
And Canadian Customs Officers VIII
Board Trains in United States.

ST Albans, july 5.--The order issued
by the Canadian government requiring
northbound trains to be inspected by
Canadian customs inspectors al the
first port Of entry north Of the line was
rescinded yesterday and took effect i'm.
mediately Az was formerly the ease
the Canadian officers win board the
train At ports in this country and make
their inspection before reaching Cana
dian ports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
SOLD 10 H. ]. M. JONES.
Land Belonging to Thomas Marvin Es-
tate il Montpelier.

Montpelier July 5.--The vacant land
belonging To the Thomas Marvin estate,
and located of East State street, was
sold Wednesday by the administrator,
Henry a. Phelps Of Barre, Co Hugh J. M.
Jones, the consideration being $4,950-
The property was first put up at auction
in lots, but The price not being satisfac-
tory the whole thing was set UP, being
knocked down as above stated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
END OF FAMOUS SUIT.
Execution in Case Of Wilson Against
Clement Has Been Paid.

Burlington, June 5.The circuit court
of appeals in New York has affirmed
the Judgment Of the circuit court here
in the case Of s. ID. Wilson vs. p. ".
Clement, and the judgment and costs,
amounting to about VI 400, have been
paid by Mr.. Clement. This case has
been twice before the circuit court of
appeals, and twice before the circuit
court in Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
ENTERTAINED ROYALTY.
American MiIlionaires Guests Of Kaiser
Wilhelm.

Berlin, July s.--Reoeived with all the
ceremonies that could be accorded
eastern potsntates a party Of American
miilionsires, including Allison v. Ar
mom. Andrew Carnegie, Mrs. Robert
fsoeief. Alfred Vanderbilt, and Ambassa-
dor Ehariemangs Tower today, visited
ei special invitation OF Kaiser Wilhelm,
his majesty's procelain factories and
model farm at Gadinen in East Prussia.
The party came from Rjel where they
we're the recipients Of honors from the
kaiser during regatta week After be
lng SHOWN around the estate the Ameri
ears at down AZ banquet, during
vhich a Telegram arrived from the
kaiasF, welcoming his guests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
TRIED TO BREAK. JAZZ.
two Prisoners Struck Down the Turn
ksy While Ia Their Cell.

Chatham Ont. July arthur Smith
e Kaox. Pa. aud Edwin Baldwin Of
Waiashtld. Ohio. awaiting sentence for
fsrFcFy On the Sovereign bank at Til
Earg. made . desperate attempt TO es-
cape ffom jail yesterday morning. While
ste turnkey was IN their cell Yesterday
HsfrIar enc Of the men struck him
asFgsss with the lock Of the door.
s.aeefuaE Dawson went armed to his
asasfsnce and che men were overpow-
sgod The turnkey was seriously in
Jared
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
CAUSED BY ACCIDENT.
John Beaulieu Then Had TubercuIar
Meningitis, Dying This Forenoon.

John Michael Beaulieu. aged IA years
and six months, died at 1910 o'clock
this morning at bis home at Thurston
place after long illness with tuber.
euiar meningitis. He had received an In
Jury to his back about three years ago
in an accident which brought on the dis
ease that caused his death. He Is sur.
yived by his father John Beauleu, one
brother and two sisters. The funeral
arrangements have not yet been decided
npon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
DEATH OF ETHEL EMERSON.
On Thursday, Funeral Will Be Held To
morrow Afternoon.

Ethel D aisy, the 12 year old daueh.
ter Of James =. and Eliza Emerson, died
at her home on Harrington avenue
Thursday, July 9Th at Ssl5. Funeral
at the house at ! p. m, Saturday Burial
iu Green Mount cemetery, Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
ST. ArBAEs BOY DEAD.
nstls steasgrave, a Brown University
Graduate.

sf Anaas. July 5.-Noble Stonegrave,
onir aan el aff and Airs. A. G.. Stone
rts. died at the home Of his aunt, Mrs.
.-sr1s r. Eass. e Jamaica Plains, Mass,
tffssdar afternoon at 1880 o'clock, af.
A. Iiasss Of thl.e weeks with typhoid
fssf The bodg viii be brought to his
a = this ciiy. where the funeral will
4. tsM saturday afternoon at three
r'raas NJ. etnneNaye was "a years
~ 3 aradsatf Of St. Albans high school
/. ~ class of 1901 aad Of Brown univer.
siy,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
BxIcIAN CREW WON.
Tsass Crnna Challenge Cup For Second
Successive Time.

fan. Jelly 5-Ths Belgian crew
40 uoa 80 gsand challenge cup in
W-a0g rreRia igl the Second successive
isiay. easily defeating the Christ
a aii.sgf eight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
TRIED 70 DIE.
Erwin Hior Of Monkton, Shot Himself
Three Times.

Bristol, July 81 Erwin Heir Of Monk.
ton, shot himself three times with a
revolver Wednesday night, with suicidal
intent, It u thought that he win live
lite was taken to the Mary Fletcher hos.
pital Thursday hY Dr. q. 4. Edmunds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
EAST MONTPELIER.

There win Be no services at the
brick church next Sunday as Rev. AiT.
Smith il away at that time.