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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
OBJECT 10 MARBLE
HAMMERED By CONVICTS
International Marble Workers Raise
Objection at Meeting Held in Bos-
ton Yesterday and Hear Report.

Boston, June I. That children Of
this city are being taught in schools
built Of prison finished marble, was the
startling charge made BY Boston dele
gates yesterday at the convention Of
the international Marble Workers
union, which Is being held ut Marble
Workers hall 1t was further charged
that the firm, which is doing the work
on the new Normal school building in
the Back Bay, Is using marble finished
by prison labor Of Vermont.
Business Agent James III. Rehill 81
the Boston Marble Workers union, rel
ported that Il. Clipson Sturgis, chair.
man Of the commission, stated that the
firm In question had agreed not to use
any more marble finished by convict
labor.
Delegates from Vermont presented a
report made by a commission appointed
by Governor Bell recently to inyesti-
gate charges against the management
Of state institutions. The report states
that convict labor Ii used To prepare
marble.
Sales have been made by correspon-
dence of by MFR. Brown until very re.
Gently reads the report. eselling
agencies on a commission basis have
been established in New York and Bos-
ton, and If the business Il to be con-
tinued similar communications must be
sought in other cities =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
MARsHFIELD.

Until further notice, a union prayer
service win be held in the vestry of the
M. Z. church, each Thursday evening
at 1880 O'Clock p, m.
Mrs. Mary Eddy and Rev. Mary Had.
ley attended the district convention Of
Congregationalists at Waterbury the
first Of the week, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Lamberton went on Wed.
nesday 10 a visit her daughter, lnez,
Mrs +. Ernest Barnes, at Sharon for
a few days.
Veterinary Eziekel Skinner Of Plain
field was called Thursday to attend the
sick horse Of j Berton Pike. The horse
had an acute attack Of stoppage but Is
coming all right.
IT. z. Martin lost a valuable horse on
Wednesday with pneumonia. George B..
Wheeler lost nice mare Monday night,
and c. a. Martin had horse die with
collie not long since.
The annual memorial services Of the
local order Knights OF Pythias viii oc-
cur next Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m, in
the K. of p building, in Castle hall. Rev.
r. r. Currier will preach. Music will be
furnished by the united choirs of the
Congregational and NJ. e. churches.
Children's day will be observed at
the Congregational church next Sun.
dav, June 9th, at II o'clock a. m. Topic
of sermon by Rev. Mary Hadley, @The
Child in the Midst Of Them;" Sunday
school win occur at noon. 9. e. SER
vices at 1880 p M, followed by a
short sermon By the pastor, aThe
Pillars being the fifth in the series
OF sermons on "The Palace Beautiful"
Every one invited, as usual.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
wrLLIAMsrowN.

The clerks and stonecutters had a
game Of ball last night. The score was
s to s in favor Of the clerks
Mrs. Fred Folsom is much improved
from her illness and able 70 be out the
past few days Miss Lena Dakotieu is
assisting her with the house work.
A. f. House returned from Burlington
yesterday, where he has been attending
the Eastern Star meeting. While away
he called upon Sidney Martin, who II IN
quite poor health at his home IN Essex
Junction
The Rev. +. G. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Lynch and Mrs. George Will
Der attended The Central Vermont Uni
veFsalist association at Richmond Tues
day ard Wednesday Of this week.
Miss Emily Harvey, a missionary from
India is expected to speak at the Meth
odist church next Sunday, both at the
morning and evening service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
DEMANDS DAMAGES
FOR HIS PROSECUTION
Harry Morton Of Randolph Sues E. A.
Fits Of Brookfeld--case Growing
Out Of The aIodine Initiation.

Chelsea, June 7.--The first Orange
county court case to be tried by jury
this term il an action in which Harry
Morton Of Randolph sues to recover
damages for an alleged illegal proseeu.
tion by E. A. Fits Of BroolSfeld. This
case is the outgrowth Of a suit brought
a year ago last fall by Edward A. Fits
against Harry Morton and three other
boys from Randolph for hazing his son,
Andrew Fits, under the auspices Of q
so-ealled iodine club which was made
up Of members Of the high school, Of
which the five boys were members. The
original suit was settled between the
plaintiff and the three boys whose
names are not mentioned. they having
paid damages agreed upon by the parties
to the costs.
But Mr.. Morton, the plaintiff in the
present suit, protested his innocence and
refusing to Join the other boys III the
settlement Of the original case, brought
the present suit 10 recover damages
for the alleged illegal prosecution. J.
d. Denison Of Randolph and r. III
Harvey Of Montpelier are counsel fof
Morton and Darling and Wilson oi
Chelsea are counsel for Fits.
Among the many who were in town
Yesterday az witnesses before the
grand jury were Prof. ingalls,, superin-
tendcnt of the State Industrial school
at Verpennes; Dr. White, superinten.
dent Of the state laboratory at Biirling.
ton; Deputy Sheriff Harris NJ Miller ol
West Fairles; Dr. L. b. Allen and c. J.
Adams Of Post Mills; Mart Cham
berlin; Arthur Hutchinson; Charles T.
Stanley and Deputy Sheriff George w
Downing OF Washington; Dr. Watson,
George Il Edson Sharles M. Seaver;
Ernest Riddle and VIM Wylie OF viii
liamstown; Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Par.
sons and Miss Adelia Holmes OF
Worcester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
wnLIAMsrowN MAN ELECTED.
c. NJ. Edison Is New President Of Yer
mont Undertakers' Association.

St. Johnsbury, June THE seventh
annual convention Of the VeTmont Pun
eral Directors and Embalmers' associa.
tion has closed, Prof q. a. Renouard Of
New York city, who was present AT the
convention giving lectures and demon
strations, was made an honorary member
Of the organization. Reports OF the va
rious officers were given yesterday, the
treasurer's report showing balance Of
s92 on hand Resolutions on the death
OF s, A. Batchelder of Plainheld were
read and adopted.
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
President, G. M. Edison Of Williams.
town; first vice.president, Il. n. Miller
of Brandon; second vice-president, Eu-
gene Carpenter OF Wells River; secre-
tary, A. f. Hale OF Bradford treasurer,
~. X. MeLam OF Topsham executive
committee. J. f. Keefe OF Bellows Falls,
'C. IT. Hayden Of Riverside, J. B. Steans
Of Rutland; membership committed G.
0. Kimball OF HardwicG, Il. w. Barnard
Of pittsford, J. A. Gibson Of Enoshurgh
Falls; legislative committee, j. B. Caffi-
gan of Poultney, j. K. McLam Of Tops.
ham, G. 4. Stanley Of st. Johnsbury and
C. II. Hayden Of Riverside.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
But Judge Scott Has to Put
Ia Extra Time
TO DISPOSE OF THE CASES
Record Of Seven Drunk and One Tramp
ing Prosecutions Handled in City
Court This Morning--sis Men
Co to Jail.

The city court worked overstime with
no extra pay today in disposing Of
seven drunk cases and one tramp. This
number Is record breaker for the
court. All but two Of the eight were
strangers who had evidently strayed
into the city on account Of tile special
attraction afforded in their line. None
Of them hesitated in saying he had
been drunk and six also said they were
ebrokes and win work for Sheriff
Tracy at the county jail for the next
twenty days. The following i the list
as they were milled out by the court.
Frank Il. Ganthier OF Montpelier ar
retsed two weeks ago by Officer Gamble,
al which time he entered plea Of not
guilty TO the charge OF second Of
Tense of intoxication, this morning APP
peared before the court and changed his
plea to guilty. He was assessed $21
and paid.
Peter Coyle was arrested yesterday
by officer Hamel and was arTaigned on
the charge Of being a tramp, Coyle
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
the county Jail for 60 days. He had
been arrested only ten days ago for
being drunk and since that time he il
said to have been cumming" it about
the city.
Thomas Brady, who said be was a
shoemaker from Brockton, Mass, was
taken into custody by Officer Hamel
and pleading guilty TO a first offiense
and went to jail for 20 days.
Fred Brassaw, painter in this city
arrested by Officer Garlic, pleaded
guilty. to second offense and was
fined SIS with costs Of Sc. He said be
could pay.
Peter White Of Littleton, y. H., ar
rested by officer Carrie, pleaded guilty
To first oifense and was given "a
days in jail.
George Palmer Of Hartford, arrested
by 0fiicer Gamble, pleaded guilty and
was sent to jail for 20 days
Thomas Cummings Of Littleton, N
H., pleaded guilty and went 10 jail fol
20 days. He was arrested BY 0ficei
Carle.
James Tobin Of Barre, arrested by
Officer Gamble. pleaded guilty and viii
serve 20 days in Jail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
WAS RESPECTED BY ALL.
Funeral Of Late Gilbert Sales Carver in
Marshfeld.

Narshfeld, June THE funeral OF
the late Gilbert Sales Carver was held
from the home Of his only son, DR.. Her
bert S. Carver. yesterday afternoon at
two o'clock, the Rev. S. g. Lewis Of
Hardwick officiating.
@Grandpa" Carver was one Of the old
esi citizens Of this town, highly respect
ell by all He came here in 1890 from
his home in Calais after the death Of his
wife. Mr.. Carver was born in Calais in
1917.
He leaves to cherish his memory, be-
sides his son and wife, an only grand
child, j. Ward Carver Of BSrre City, AMI
many friends, both old and young, who
extend sympathy to those who have 80
tenderly cared TOR him in these failing
years, especially 50, in the thirty weeks
be has been confined to his bed.
Among those who came to attend tho
funeral were a sister. Mrs George Burn
ham, Orson Putnam, Warren Goodale and
Alonzo Sumner Of South Woodbury..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
Did Not Assume Responsible
ity for Certificates
ISSUEDBY DIR. G. w. MILLER
Informed Latter That fe woald Take
Take Care Of Holders Of Certificates
at the Usual Practitioners
Rates for Medicine.


DR.. r. $. Duffy, city physician, who
has become unwillingly embroiled in a
discussion with Dr. g. W. Miller, one Of
the managers Of the old Emergency
hospital, in regard to the free medical
care of purchasers Of hospital certificates
bought from DR.. Miller for one dollar
each prior to his departure for Coying-
ton, Indiana, makes emphatic de-
NAL today that he agreed with DR.. Mil
Ter to amssurne responsibility as reiter-
ated by DR. Miller il communication
to The Times yesterday.
Dr. Duffy states that he did have con-
versation with DIR. Miller about taking
over his fraternal order practice and in
cidentally the latter asid he would
turn over the hospital certificates, but
he CDR Duffy did not agree to treat
those cases free but in consideration
Of medical charges, as he, youn4
physician, was not in a financial posi-
tion to undertake the philanthropic
treatment Of several hundred people.
He explains his position in the un-
fortunate situation as follows:
while ii Is distasteful for me to
enter into any newspaper controversy I
AAfA A}fib . AAArt lNHit w TIC HINil4E
in yesterdays Times in order to place
myself in the proper light before the
people Of Barre
Before DIR. Miller went away he came
to me asking if would take charge Of
the lodges that be was treating, I told
him ] would be glad to do so. Before
leaving me he incidentally mentioned
the certificates he had issued for the
Emergency hospital stating that he
would turn them over TO me also and
that would be paid by the patient for
any medicine that / would give him.
This Is the only agreement (if such
could be called an agreement) that I
ever had with DR. Miller regarding the
hospital certificate cases.
II understand that Dr. Miller has is-
sued between 1000 and 1000 Of these
certificates for S1.00 each and / want
to make it plain to the public that
never received one cent from DR. Miller;
therefore it cannot be expected that I
should give medical advice and medi-
cine without being paid for it except III
cnaritable cases.
sNow DR.. Miller states IN his article
that he would not have closed out the
HsttSAH AHtlitN uAehAttl II iit AAu Ilpt lOlnU
some one capable Of taking his place 1t
seems strange to me that Dr. Miller
should make that statement as ! had
never had any talk with him whatever
until three days before he left. In fact
he was practically unknown to me until
that time.
II hope this explanation viii be sufli-
cient 10 convince your readers that I
have none Of the peoples money for
which they have not had value received.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
TACOMA oUrcLAssED.
Never In It With Burlington After
Fourth Inning.

Burlington, June 7-After the fourth
inning Laconia was hopelessly outelass-
ed BY Burlington yesterday, losing in a
listlsss game by the score Of II TO ]. Car
ney was batted hard and Mcnamara
was also bumped hard but kept the hits
rather far apart. The score;
234567
Burlington 100 O3 o 3 iii
Laconia ,. % Q 0 / 0 0 o. /
Earned runs, Burlington 4; two-base
hits, O'Day, Pease; sacrifice hits, Colli-
son. A. Sullivan; stolen bases, Collision,
Brennan 2, a. Sullivan, Loury, Sullivan
FIRST base on balls, Off Mcnamara 3,
Carney 2; first base on errors, Burlington
2 Laeonia 2; left on bases, Burlington G,
Laconia 0 struck out, by Mcnamara O.
by Carney 3; double plays, al Sullivan
TO Collision to Birmingham, Collision un.
assisted, Sullivan TO Aloott to Shaw;
passed balls, Calvin 4 Dyer hit by
pitched ball, Loury; time, 2hrs.i umpire
Cotter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
FORMER VERM0NTER
AND A YALE VETERAN
DR.. Edward D. Selden Died at Saratoga
N. Y, Today, Aged 81 Years,
Was Famous For Benevolence

Saratoga, n. ", june 7.--Edward D.
selden, II. D., one Of the oldest gradu-
ates Of Yale college and former mem
Der Of the Vermont legislature and sn-
perintendent Of the Mohawk and Hrd-
SON vaHey Humane society, died here
today. lie was widely known
Throughout this vicinity for his beney.
olenees. He was 81 years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
DIED WITH THE SECRET.
Police are Working on Theory That
Girl Was Assaulted.

Boston, June 7.--Miss Edith c. Good
rich, who was found insensible on the
floor in her fathers home in Roxbnry
Tuesday morning with bruises about the
head and concussion Of the brain, died
al the City hospital last night. The
cause of death is given as contusions,
multiple injuries on the head and cefe.
bral hemorrheaees. The girl did not re-
cover consciousness.
The family of the young woman as
cribe her injuries Co an illness of long
standing, in which she may have fallen
and received the injuries that caused
her death. The police are working on
the theory that an assault was com.
mitted and an arrest is expected
Miss Goodrich was 80 years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
THOUSANDS LOSE LIVES.
In Disastrous Cyclone Which Struck q
Town in India.

Bombay. India, June 7--KuTraehee, a
town OF 10000, has been swept by a
disastrous cyclone and thousands Of lives
are believed to be lost Practically every
house Is down and several vessels in the
harbor wer driven ashore by the tidal
wave which swept far inland. Details
are lacking.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
oFFEcERs FoR coMINe YEAR.


The Washington county woman's
Christian Temperance Union held its
25th annual meeting III East Barre
Tuesday and Wednesday, june 4 and, 81
on account Of The bad weather there
was not i very large delegation present
but the meeting was enjoyed by all
On Tuesday afternoon the Rev. A. M
Woodruff gave the address Of welcome
and ia the evening Mrs. II. i Trego Of
Cleveland, Ohio, gave a stereoptison adj
dress a devotional meeting was held
Wednesday evening led by The Rev. q
M Winch. Other parts Of the pro-
gralnme consisted of exercises by the
Loyal Temperance Legion, Miss Mabel
Winch; address, Mrs Ida IF. Reed
The following county officers were
elected for the year: president. Mrs. All
thea Richmond of Northheld; secretary,
Miss Alice Batchelder Of Plainheld;
treasurer, Mrs. S. j. Wiswell Of Cabot
vice-president, Mrs. Addie Waterman of
East Barre second vice president, Mrs,
II III. Watkins of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
TERRIBLE STRAIN
TELLING ON ORCHARD
Chief Question in Boise Is Whether the
Witness Can Stand the Ordeal He
Is Now Undergoing.

Boise, Idaho, June THE question in
Boise to-day is can Orchard stand the
strain Of the terrible story he is telling.
lie clearly showed the effect Of his ex-
animation when be was turned over yes
terday afternoon to the counsel for the
defense, and it was on this account
mainly that Judge Wood adjourned
court. While the cross.examination has
gone only II minutes thus far, 1t is al
ready indicated that the defense win try
10 prove that Orchard entered the Pink
erton detective agency immediately upon
reaching the west and has been reporting
to Mcfarland ever since.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
runeral d Gertrnde Zanotta.

The funeral Of Gertrude zanotta, the
thirteen-months-ol daughter OF Mr..
ahd Mrs. A. Zanotta Of Ellistone street,
WAS held yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock, the Rev. Father f. Gray oflicia-
ting. The interment was in the Cath
ole cemetery, the pall bearers being
Jeannette Granger Isabelle Monti, Car.
rie Frattini and Elvira Soldini. The
floral tributes were as follows; Wreath
from parents with word Daughter Mr..
and Mrs, A. Zanotta; carnations, G..
Fnrico, Mr. and Mrs. A. B Frontini, Mr..
and Mrs. G Casellini, Mr.. and Mrs. $.
Casellini, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Perollini,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perollini, Mrs. L.
Frattini, Mr.. and Mrs. Rivolta, Bianchi
and Comolh, Mr. and Mrs. Restelli, r.
Casnni and Mrs. 4. Il. Grnneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
TRIED TO KILL HIM.
Thinks Fred w. Bradley in Confirming
Orchards Story.

San Francisco, June 7.--The story Of
Marry Orchard in the Boise trial that
tried with poison and bomb to mur-
9red w. Bradley, former manager
Ii the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines
of Idaho in this. city, Is confirmed by
Bradley. He says that the milk tasted
very bitter at one time. Soon after this
the hat in which he lived was nearly
demolished by an explosion, supposed
to have been caused by gas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
TO BE INDEPENDENT.
Franklin Sentiment Seems to DisfavoI
State League.

Franklin N H., June 7.--At the adj
iourned meeting Of the Base Ball associ-
alton held here last night, there were
about ESQ present W Il. Carr presided.
a vote was taken on the question Of
remaining il Tie state eague The sen.
timent seemed 10 be in favor Of an in
dependent club.
a committee was appointed 70 solicit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
by Explosion Of Powder Mag
azlneSat Maynard, Mass.
EARLY THIS MORNING
Sountry for Ten Miles Around Was Jar
red But Nobody Was Hurt Flames
Broke Out But Firemen Work
ed Bravely.

Maynard, Mass, June 7.--An explo-
hlon of two magazines at the mills Of the
American Powder company at about
TWO O'clock this morning Jared the
country for ten miles around. Nobody
was hurt but the occupants Of the near
est houses which were several yards
away were jounced out OF bed Thous-
ands Of panes of glass were shattered.
The mills Immediately took fire but the
firenen at a great risk put out the
flames before they reached more explo-
siTes, The cause Is unknown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07

members, and also pledges 0f money, The
committee vas composed III Ill. I'M. Nell
son, Walter Dunlap and I NJ G0ss- Dr.
r. a. Brakeman, WI III Carr and /. ",
Carr were chosen as committee to nom.
mate officers OF the association A meet
ing will be held later, when the officers
will be elected About $t27 was sub
scribed BY those present hast night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Clde Wiley Of the fire department
went to Essex last night TO visit rela-
tives.
Deputy Sheriff y. w. Kent Of Ran.
dolph was in the city on business yes.
terday-
Among arrivals AT the City Hotel to-
day arc G. 4 Meade of Burlington, # q.
Wheeler Of Bethlehem, N. H., ]. n.
Blaney Of Boston and a. L. Adler Of New
Nort
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
DOCTORS CHOOSE OFFICERS.
Close Of Vermont Eclectic Medical So
eiety Meetings.

Montpelier. June THE closing ses-
sion Of the 42nd annual meeting of the
Vermont Eclectic Medical society was
held yesterday in the parlors Of the
Montpelier House Dr. Frank II. Cod
frev Of Chelsea and DR.. George G. WASH
burn Of Waterbury read papers and a
general discussion followed.
Tie officers elected are President,
DR.. II. b. III Cnshman Of East Charles
ton; yice.presidents, Drs G. w FISK Of
Cnttingsyille. A. y. Parlin Of Barton
Landing, II. n Waite Of Johnsoni sec-
retary, Dr. Percy =. Ienpleton Of Mont
pelcr. treasurer and librarion, Pr 4 y.
Temnletan Of Montpelic; ceHsof6 Drs-
II. II. Tempeton Of Montpelier, ] j, ".
Gushing OF East Charleston and A. y.
Parlin oi Barton Landing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
GRAHAM-ELLIs.
Wedding Of Interest to Barre People
Took Place at Old Orchard. Me.

A very pretty home wedding, which
will be Of interest TO many Barre people
was that 81 Miss Blanche Ellis, daughter
Of Lewis Ellis. 60 Thomas Graham, The
ceremony taking place at the home Of
the bride, "Ingleside Cottage,' Old Or.
chard, Me, on Wednesday, June s. The
bride was prettily dressed IN white silk
and carried brides roses. The brides
maid, Miss Estela Graham 81 Barre, was
dressed in white silk muslin and carried
sweet peas. james Hector Of Barre at.
tended as groomsman After the cere-
mony the newly married couple went TO
their own home, where supper was served
ID their most intimate friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
West Manehester.

Earned runs, Barre Montpelier ?; two
base hit. Mccarthy; sacrifice hits, Me-
Laughlin, Wherry; stolen bases, Me.
Carthy, Mclaughlin, Murphy, Monahani
Harris; first base on balls, of Wherry 4
of Finn 8; struck out, by Wherry z;
double plays, Lynch to Murphy to Shea
left on bases, Barre Montpelier 4, West
Manchester s; passed ball, Locke; time
1hr. 45min.; umpire, Collins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
TRADED JIMMY COLLINS.
The Boston Third Basenan Goes to Ath-
letics for Knight.

Boston, June 7.--@0wner Taylor of the
Boston American league base ball club
to-day announced that he had traded
Jimmy Collins, his former manager, for
knight, the third basenlan Of tile Phila-
delphia Athletics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
MAN ANp WOMAN IN couRr.
Each Was Bound Over on The Charge
Of Adultery.

st. Adams June 7.-Stephen Kennett
and Miss Jennie Cote Of Montgomery
Center, at hearing held there yester-
day on the charge Of adultery, were
bound over 60 appear at the September
term Of county court in bail Of $3.50
each, which was furnished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
N. H. League STANDING.

N. H. League Games To-day.
Burlington at West Manchester.
Laconia at Barre Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07

Harry w. McCnliis Of Marshfeld was
a business visitor in the city to-day