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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
BURLINGTON BOY
DROWNED IN POOL
Lawrence St. Peter Went Out on a Raft
in a Field Flooded With Water
and Fell OF.

Burlington, June 27.--Lawrence st.
Peter, the 12 year old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles st. Peter Of clymer street,
was drowned yesterday afternoon in a
pool Of water just south OF the old Bur
lington & LamoiIle road bed near the
Waubanakes Golf club house. A cul.
vert which ran under the road bed De-
came clogged and in consequence pool
OF water Of large dimensions was form
ell in the adjoining field. The grass had
been mown in the submerged meadow
and was floating about and entangled in
the water.
The St. Peter boy and Ploof boy Of
about the same age impoverished d rait
oi two heavy planks and were floating
about the water when trouble occurred
In the management Of their raft. Both
toys became alarmed CaTetalSer Brown
Of the golf links saw their peril and
called to them to remain quiet until
hc could rescue them. But both boys
became excited and the st. Peter boy
either jumped or fell into the water. He
was unable to swim and the tangled
grass in the water would have impeded
the efforts OF good swimmer.
The unfortunate boys companion re-
manned on the raft and reached shore
safely. The body Of the drowned boy
was recovered about three quarters Of
an hour after the accident BY Ernest
spaulding. Sheriff Allen was notified
Of the drowning and with Deputy Nor
gan hurried to the scene Of the acoi.
dent. As it was in South Burlington
Health Officer II. II. Wheeler Of that
town was called to view the body, which
was later removed to the home Of The
parents on Claymer street. The boy
was the only child Of Mr.. and Mrs, St
Peter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
CORNELL AGAIN WON
INTERCOLLEGIATE RACE
Defeated Columbia BY Nose Late Yes
terday While Other Five Crews
Trailed Far in the Rear.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, june 27.--Cornell
won the university eight Dared race Of
the intercollegiate regatta, for the eighth
time, late last evening, in the most
spirited contest ever witnessed over the
four-mile PoughlSeepsie course.
Cornell's time over the course was
20:02 rs seconds. Columbia was sec
ond; United States Naval Academy,
third; Pennsylvania, fourth; Wisconsin,
fifth; LeorEetown, sixth, and Syracuse
did not finish, her she'll being swamped
half mile from the Finishing line.
The Ithacans won by the narrowest
marun from Columbia, and until the
finish Inc was crossed and the Judges
announced that Cornell had won, the
thousands Of spectators, both afloat and
!. ashore we're in doubt as to the victor.
cornell and Columbia fought for the
honors Of the race over the whole four
miles of the course, and at no time dur
ing the entire distance were the two
shells more than twenty-five feet apart.
Columbia led for over three miles, and
then Cornell took the lead, only to lose
it to Columbia again. In the last hun,
died feet OF the race Cornell by a trem-
euQOuE pufSt VI spt@us suVk thc AOrt VI
her shell ahead and swept over the fin
ish under the glare of big search light
on board the United States Monitor
Arkansas, five feet ahead Of Columbia.
The Annapolis crew rowed magnificent
race, and finished two lengths behind
Columbia Syracuse captured the honors
of the university four dared shells from
Cornell, Pennsylvania and Columbia,
which finished in the order named. Syra-
cuse finished two lengths ahead Of Cor
nell and her time over the two-mile
course was 10 minutes. 81 is seconds.
Wisconsin won the freshman eight .oared
shells, over the course of two miles,
leading Syracuse across the finish line
BY one length, and covering the distance
III q minutes and Sc seconds, Pennsyl-
vania was third; Columbia, fourth, and
Cornell, fifth. Columbia rowed the last
quarter of mile with an almost water
logged she'll which filled near the stern
Mhen three feet Of planlking was ripped
out by striking submerged Iog.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
Annual Commencement at
NOrthfieId Institution
WAS CARRIED OUT TO-DAY
Exercises This Forenoon, in Which Gov
Proctor and Lieut-Gov. Prouty
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Grad
yates.

Northfeld, June 27.--The exercises OF
the eighty-ninth commencement at
Norwich university took place today,
AT $3.50 o'clock reception was given
Governor Proctor and his staff. They
were escorted from the train BY the
entire corps Of cadets, headed by the
Mortified cornet band, from the depot
10 Dewey hall, where the reception was
held.
AIT ten o'clock the graduating exer-
cises Of the l07 class took place lii Dewey
hall and the following program carried
out: Music by the university glee club
ond orchestra; prayer; address by
Lieut.. Gov Prouty; presentation ol
medals; honoEable mention and presen.
tation Of diplomas BY His Excellency,
Governor Proctor.
The members of the graduating class
are all Vermont boys, which has never
before happened in the history Of the
university, and are: Leroy Rowland
Davis. president. Of South Royalton;
Harry Chadwick Pratt, vice president
Montpelier; Philip Vincent sherman
secretary, Burlington; John Herbert
Mears, treasurer, EnofbuTg Falls; Roy
Nose Batchelder, Northfeld; Guy Wal
ter Cobb, Springfield; Charles Dexter
FIRING, Brookfield Fay II. G Graves, Yer.
gennes; Timothy j. Holland, Berlin
Leroy E. Knight, Bellows Falls; O
yeaton Leonard, Mortified; Marshall
j. Noyes, Brattieboro; William Nj
Ryan, Mortified Fails; Thorp r
Thomas, Bristols Robert P. Watson
LYndonville.
The corporation dinner was held at
the Northheld house at 12 o'clock. Al
two O'Clock took place the battalion re-
view and Inspection BY Gov Proctor fol-
lowed BY battalion drill under command
OF Cadet Major Pratt, sabre drill undei
command of 1st Lieu. r. Y. Sherman
guard mounting under command d
Capt. M. J. Noyes, tent drill under
Capt. l. r. Knight, bayonet drill under
Capt. RI. j. Mears, skirmish drille By
the battalion and evening parade.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
We're Part Evidence ii City
Court Case
POzZI WAS FOUND GUILTY
Of Assauiting 3. CALI, Who Said That
Pozzi Jumped Out From Behind Pole
and whacked His countenance
With Club.

The breach Of peace case Of Robert
Pozzi, which was tried IN city court yes
terday afternoon, resulted in Pozxi's be-
ing found guilty and he was fined SIS
with costs Of $13.61, which he paid. Eli
Cali, the man who was assaulted Tues
day night by Pozzi, was the first wit
ness.
Cali said he was going down North
Main street to his home about eleven
o'clock and when near the old electric
transfer house Pozzi jumped out from
behind d pole and struck him across the
nose with club. Cali said he then
grabbed his assaiiant and took him ,ip
to his [Galli's) brothers house, where
Pozzi get away and ran over onto the
railroad tracks. Cali followed and
caught him again and they had a fight
there. Some friends of Calls soon
came along and while he was talking
with his friends, Pozzi skipped away and
went to his room. CALI said lie after
wards went up to Pozzi's room and more
trouble occurred there. 0thsr witnesses
put on the stand by the state were Mrs.
Frank Cali, Officer Hamel and Dr.. Me-
Sweeney.
- vA1i teeJsiieu III his OWN QtienSe ana
his story was much the same as told
by Cali with the exception that Pozzi
said he had been down to see Josephine
Verdani at the house where Cali boards
on Sixth street and was returning home
when be met CALI and they had a fight
on the sidewalk. Pozzi said he was not
hiding or lying in wait for CALI.
Calls face and nose was a mass OF
bruises and both eyes were bIacked.
Pozzi had several cuts and scratches ON
his face.
James Furey was arrested last night
by Officer Hamel on the charge of in
toxication. In city court this morning
Furey pleaded guilty to second ofFensf
and was sentenced to the county jail foI
80 days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27


Montpelier, june 27 All foreign cor.
porations doing business IL Vermont
have been called upon BY state Tax
Commissioner .. II. Cushman To settle
all taxes due THE state and in arrears
since 1894. There are in the neighboT-
hood Of 40 foreign corporations in ar-
rears. the delinqueneies ranging from
one to several years back. Most Of
these unpaid taxes, however, are for
years prior to 1901.
The Vermont corporations were called
upon year ago to settle all arrears, be-
ginning with 1901 The law requiring
foreign corporations to pay the annual
license tax was not passed until 1894
and the first taxes due from foreign cor
porations date from February !, 1895,
most Of the corporations are respond
ing pronptlysto the notice sent ont by
Commissioner Cushman, which calls for
payment to be made by July Of this
year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
Fraternitie'a soth Anniyersary.

The 50th anniversary of The Alpha
Sigma III fraternity ii the university
took place last night 1t the Northhell
house. 1t was largely attended and
most successful banquet ever held.
Music was furnished during the evening
by the fraternity orchestra. Timothy
y. Holland, '07 was toastmaster and the
following toasts were responded to
Norwich" c. II. Nichols, SO; "Army"
I. A. !. Chapman; "The Ladies" w NJ.
Ryan, '07; aOur Fraternity j. II.
Mears, '07; Our Anniversary" F. S.
Clark, 90; Honorary Members w. N,
Jones; Alumni Brothers L. w. Gay
nor. %; absent Brothers" B. II.
Grout. 10; Seniors L. H. Davis
Undergraduates R. A. Eaton, '0s;
"The Chapter House. NJ. D. Smith, 81.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
AT MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.
Glass Of &c Young People Received
Diplomas Yesterday.

Middlebury, June 27--A class of 90
graduated from Middlehury college yes
terday. sixteen young men and ten
young women.
The following were awarded com
Joseph Patrick Mccormack, Chester
Monroe Walch. Walter Lawrence Bar
mum, James Montrose Duncan Ohm
stead. Thomas Howard BARLEY; for
the women Mary Louise Pratt, Ma.
bel Ethelyn Stevenson, Marguerite Har-
wood.
The following were admitted to the
Phi Beta Kappa society: Walter Law
renee Barnum, Thomas Howard Bart
ley, Joseph Patrick Mccormack, James
Montrose Duncan 0lmstead. Chester
Monroe Walch, Marguerite Harwood,
Mary Louise Pratt, Mabel Etheiyn
Stevenson.
Highest honors in Greew were award
ed to Chester Monroe Waleh; highest
honors in Latin to Thomas Howard
Bartley and Mary Louise Pratt; highest
honors In French TO Thomas Howard
Bartley, Joseph Patrick Mccormack,
Gino Arthur Ratti, and Chester Monroe
Walch: highest honors in history and
political science to Marguerite Harwood
for work in history and Bernard Joseph
NIuIcahy for work in political science I;
highest honors in English inez Mae
smith; highest honors in German, Irene
Il. Henry; highest honors in history,
George i. Kimball; highest honors in
chemistry. Justin NJ. Kicker.
The honorary appointments included
Inez Mae Stevens, Alice l.. Duncan,
David Ashley Hooper, and George E.
Kimball. The awards included: High
est honors in English, fnez Mae Smith +,
highest honors in German, Irene E.
Henry; highest honors in history,
George e. Kimball; highest honors in
chemistry, Justin NJ. Kicker
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
This Mornings Events Put
Over to Afternoon
HEAVY NORTHEAST WIND
Cornell Was Winner Of Close Race at
Poughkeepsia Last Evening. Barely
Beating Out the Columbia
Varsity.

New London, Conn, June 27,- On ac-
count Of rough water the freshmen eight
and varsity four races between Yale and
Harvard, which were scheduled for thii
morning, were postponed until after the
varsity eight contest, which was sched
uled for 1;30 this afternoon. There was
heavy wind from the northeast this
morning and the river was 70 rough
that 1t was then considered doubtful II
the varsity would be pulled off on time
AT 1880 this afternoon. it was an
nounced that the varsity race would
be postponed until 6 D. m, Or later, Al
the conditions were far from favorable
for the race.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
SUCCEEDS pRoF. eooDRIcH.
Prof Marbury 0gle Of Johns Hopkins
University Chosen.

Burlington. June 27---At the corpor
alton dinner Of tile university of Ver-
mont al the Van Meas house yesterday
afternoon II was announced that Prof
Marbury Ogle Of Johns Hopkins univer-
siey has been chosen to succeed Prof
W. E Goodrich III the chair Of Latin,
The latter having resigned after being
connected with the college for 35 years
The corporation dinner followed The
granting of III degrees IN tic acalemic
course and ~ III The medical depart
ment. This was the largest academic
class ever graduated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
FUNERAL OF e. II. HOLMES.
Was Held From His Late Residence
Yesterday Afternoon.

The funeral Of e. tt. Holmes ives held
at his late home al Eastern avenue
Yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock. the
Rev. +. Al Poole officiating. Mrs. Lamb
sang two selections. The following
acted as bearers: I. W. Russell, f. o.
Holmes, Edwin Holmes, Fred Holmes,
W. II. Martin and G. 4. Martin. The
interment was in Hope cemetery. The
floral display was large and beautiful.
among which was pillow eFather"
from the family. Among the relatives
present from out Of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Holmes of North Calais. Wes-
lev Holmes, Eiwin and Fred Holmes of
Montpelier; Mr.. and Mrs. II p. Martin,
Curtis II. Martin of Marshtield; II. II.
Martin and wife from piainfIeld; Mr..
and Mrs, A. G. Lane and Miss Egie Carr
Of Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
WAR IS EXPECTED TO
COME ANY DAY
Between Guatemala and Nicaragua and
salvador-Puerto Barios an OBJ
jective Point.

Guatemala City, June 27.--war be-
tween Nicaragua and Salvador and
Guatemala is believed TO be only mat.
Truexilo, Honduras, indicate that Pres.
ident zclaya Is preparing to strike soon
against both the other countries. Nicar-
auguan troops are on the way to invade
Guatemala on the eastern coast. Puerto
Barrios il believed 70 be the contem-
plated point Of attack.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
TWO NEW CORPORATIONS.
Rutland Slate Company Of Pawlet and
Southern VT. Telephone Co.

Two new corporations have been reg
istered in the secretary Of states office,
the hrst, the Rutland Slate Co., Il cen-
tered at Pawlet with a capital stock Of
$4,000 divided into 800 shares, for the
purpose Of quarrying slate and other
minerals, The subscribers are John III
Dugan, ID A. w. Fafnsworth and Rollin
u, Richmond Of Rutland, Henry q.
l3lomer az West Rutland and George M
Gilman 81 Saratoga, N. ".
The smaller corporation Il under the
name Of the Southern Vermont Tcle-
phone CO., 70 operate lines through the
counties Of Windham, Windsor and Ben.
nington, centered at WoodstocL with a
capital Of $4,000 The subscribers are
Winifred Perkins Of Bethel, Forest a.
Richmond Of Woodstock, Francis g.
Whitman Of Boston, T. Glynn Lyman Of
Hartford and Harry Hoye ot Woodstock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
A MIDSUMMER OUTING.
Fat Mems Club to Visit contoocook
Park, N. H., July 10.

Wells River, June 27.--The midsum-
mer meeting of the New England Fat
Mems club will be held at Contoocook
park, near Concord, n. H., Friday, July
12.
Extensive preparation has been made
by the executive committee to the end
that this will be Hthe crowning success
of these popular events"
Never's Second Regiment band win ac.
company the party from Concord in spe.
cial cars provided for the occasion.
Stewaltson's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic for the reception and dance.
After the noon lunch, which win be
served at the Wildey club house, field
sports viii be INDUCED in by the
"heaviesp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
uNrvERsALIsrs IN sEssEoN.
Meeting Of Northern Association Opened
at Lyndonville

Lyndonville, June 27.-The 104th
annual session of the Northern asso.
ciation of Universalists Of Vermont
was opened at 1880 o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the local Universalist
church. Following the address of well
come response was made by the
Rev. a. F. Walch, Of st. Johnsbury A
business session was held at 2:3O
o'clock and at 2:4s o'clock the occasion
al sermon was preached by the Rev. j.
n. Emery, of Derby. This was followed
by a communion service conducted by
the Rev. Edward Smile, OF Waterloo,
Que.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
TO vENrnArE STATE HOUSE.
Inspection of Building at Montpelier
Was Made Today.

Montpelier, June 27.--Drs. II. d.
Hoiton and +. T Kidder Of the state
board Of health were at the State House
today and with Sergeant Ferrin
and c. Han Smith, an expert engineer,
inspected the building with a view TO
improving the ventilating apparatus in
accordance with an order Of the last
legislature. They went al over the
structure. Engineer Smith viii make
recommendation as to the best method
Of making a change, and the state board
OF health will then act
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
VOTES TO cuRrArL LORDS.
Motion Carried in House Of Lords asa
to 247 Amid Loud Cheers.

London, June 27.--The three days'
debate in the House Of Commons ended
al midnight, when Premier Campbell
Bannerman's resolution III favor Of
crrtailing the power o. the House Of
Lords IN yetoing bills passed in the
House of Commons, was carried by 432
Ia i47 amid loud ministerial cheers.
The amendment introduced by AZ Hem
derson, (laborite Durham for total
abolition Of the House of Lords was
previously rejected BY 3t5 to 100, the
minority being composed Of laborites,
nationalists and few radicals In this
division the unionists as body alb.
stained from voting.
The Premier on leaving the House,
was given great ovation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
NEW POST QUARTERS.
plans Ordered for New Buildings at Fort
Ethan Allen.

Washington, D. O., June 27.--The SUI
pervising architect has been instructed
TO prepare plans for a handsome set of
double quarters for civilian empisyes at
Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont. The quar-
ters will be modern in every respect and
will cost $9,450. Acting Secretary Of
War Oliver yesterday authorized the con
struction, under an appropriation by the
last Congress. It Is understood that
other military stations in New England
will be given an appropriation for this
purpose within short time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
ENDED WITH RECEPTION.


The Goddard commencement wa
brought to a close last night with the
reception and dance By the teachers and
graduating class. The reception was
held in the parlors from eight to nine.
In the receiving line were Principal o.
X. HolIister, Miss Eliza G. Isham, Fred
O. Chadwick, president of the class Of
IN and Miss Edna I. MeMurray, the
yaledctorian. Music for both The re-
ception and dance was furnished by
Whittier's orchestra Of six pieces. The
grand march was led by Principal Hol1
lister and Miss Isham followed BY siStX
couples. The dancing was concluded
midnight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
NEW OFFICERS FOR CLERKS.
Semi-Annual Election Was Held Last
Evening--Initiasaon Also.

AT the meeting of the clerks union,
held last evening, four candidates we're
initiated into the union and the SEMI
election Of officers xas held. The eandi-
dates were Miss Bessie Spear. Miss C. f.
Dodge, James Tassie and Harry Davis.
The following officer were elected Pres
ident, James Robertson; Ist vics -prcsi-
dent, William Thayer; 2nd vice presi-
dent, Daniel Murray: recorder. Hurley J.
Houghton; guide, Harry Davis; guard :
ian, James Trip; trustee, Arthur Caynp.
bell; delegate to the Central Labor
union, d. J. Morse; member Of tho
grievance committee, John Wallace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
DID HE COUNT THE rIEs1


Mr.. Editor-Dear Sir. In your issue
OF June 21 / notice an item N fsgaFa
to a game Of ciibbage where one piayer
claims TO have held the limit, & poaaa1s,
and needless to say won the giine.. Now
that seems funny as he, Foxy Grandpa,
was never known to win a game before:
His opponent says he will nes wear T
tlc cafd cut came ont Of the paek Or
down bis sleeve.
/ also notice IN your report = laa Aosr
mopolitan clubs outing one htIiA incl
dent you omit, well worthy II notice.
That was the failure of the clulfs poet
Ianreute u catch the speclal Fhas Fas
sent dawn to take The fneuihars home.
The poet Il busy getting ~ little ad-
dress for the next silea95is supper and
hons. Report says that he eountcd the
t;es N Rafye along with The clubs goat
recitino bia latest creation ~ Address
to i Finnan Haddis."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
STILL CHAINED TO BED.
Fairbanks, The Woman Killer, Able to
Sit in Chair, However.

Brattleboro, June 27.-WilIiam Fair
banks, who murdered Mrs. Mary Page
Grout at Saxtcns River, the evening Of
June /, and then fred two bullets into
his left breast, is on the road to re-
coyery at the Mamorial hospital here,
where he was brought at the orders Of
States Attorney Robert G. Bacon.
Last week it was stated by his physi-
clans that his condition was extremely
grave on account Of the fact that pus
was gathering in the lung where the bull
let holes we're but the pus has been
taken out and Fairbanks was reported
this morning stronger than be had
been at any time since he was brought
To the hospital. He was allowed to SIT
up for time yesterday morning III d
wheel chair but il stiIl kept chained to
the bed in order that he may not es-
cane
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
preliminaries Last Evening.

Last evening Harvard and Yale be-
gan their annual struggle for rowing
supremacy, and Harvard won both races.
In the race for freshman for-oars, over
a mile course, the Cambridge boys won
by about length. The time for the
winners was 5m sos, and for the loser
SIN. 33s. The race for the graduate
eights was a salf-mile sprint, and it
lasted 2m. 20s., which was Harvard's
time. Yale was / 1ss. slower, or about
half boat length.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
GIRLS BODY FOUND,
SUSPICION OF MURDER
Blood Stains All Over Head Of Viola
Boylan's Remains, Found in Cellar
Of Her Home ii New York
To-day,

New York. June 27.--With wound
under one eye and blood stains all over
the head, the body Of Viola Boylan, an
eight year-old girl, was found in the cell
lar Of her home on Second avenue to-
day. The police believe that the child
was murdered and they expect sensa-
tionaI developments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
A Table Of LIZ PIECES.

A very interesting table Is on exhibi.
tion at Reynolds store which was made
by Fred Heath. This table, which is Of
simple but beautiful pattern, Is made
of Al different kinds Of wood and con
tains in all i,177 pieces. It II Of ia.
tercst not only as curiosity but as a
piece Of fine workmanship
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
COSTING TOO MUCH.
Thought Governors Council About
Massachusetts Labor Bureau.

Boston, June 27.-On the strength
Of the report by the committee appoint
cd to investigate the clarges that the
bureau Of statistics Of labor is costing
Massachusetts moro than similar ser-
vice In other states the governors coun-
oil today. by vote Of 3 to 8, refused
To confirm the nomination Of Charles
Felton, Pidgin the well known author
10 succeed himself, as chief Of the
btireau
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27
BALL TEAM MOVES.
Tntrecity Boys Come to Barre From
MONTPELIER Today.

The Barre Montpelier league base ball
team moved today from Montpelier,
where they spent the first part Of the
season, ID this city, where they will re-
main the rest Of the time. O'Day Of
the disbanded Burlington team joined
the Imtercitys yesterday and viii play
on the olitheld position, getting into
the game for the first time when Barre
Montpelier plays the Italian athletic
club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-27

Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today are A. B Day. Bos
ton; II w Gunner, Burlington; p. n.
Brown Chicago; George Carpenter, Wi.
no0skis trsd Putnam. Hrattleboro, w.
II Manning, plainfleM. n. j.; Cora G..
Kennedy and Nellie Nj Tillofson, West
IopgaaDs 0. q Taylor, Burlington
W. " CorbiH, Warren. 0hios Il. II,
Lane, Springfield. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. d. Wood, Hayerhill, Mass.