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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
TALK OF THE Town.

Oscar Borgh il III at bis home Oh
North Main street a
Joseph Antolini is working in A.
Diyersi's fruit store.
John Ryan Of Whitehall. KY; wasriu
the city on business to-day.
A. Diversi went TO Concord ". H.,
on business this afternoons
NJ. II, Lubey OF East Montpelier was
IN the city on business today
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Honeyford Of
Hardwick visited friends in the city
today.
Rev. A. BeIondi has returned from
Fair Haven and left today for Ben
nington.
Arthur S. Martin has started the
foundation for new cottage house on
fremont street.
Patrick Brown returned last night
from SC. Johnsbury, where he was called
BY the illness Of his brother
David Utter and J. Romauos who have
been visiting Alex. Corey left this nosn
for their home in CaMbou Me
Mrs. Lillian y. Ligouri left this noon
for Claremont, for visit at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs X. w. Eagan.
Thomas Winn Of Providence. r. l.,
has accepted a position in Kenney's
machine shop and moved his family
here.
Mrs. Alice r. Stone and daughter,
Pearl, went to Old Orchard Beach, Me-,
today where they are to remain this
summer.
Miss Sophia Twyon, who has been
.rsa.tfuas lar e No. 4 n IA
returned to her home in Northfeld,
Mass, today.
Mrs Russell Brown who has been yis-
ting at the home Of her mother, Mrs
G G. Page, went to her home in Cor.
ham, n. H., today.
+. g. Logan, who has been visiting
az the home of Edward Knowlton of
Franklin street. returned to his nome
in Norwich, Conn, last night.
Alvin smith, one Of Barre Young
old men, celebrated his 92na birthday
today and went to Montpelier to visit
relatives. He is remarkably active for
bis years
Among the arrivals at the new North.
crn yesterday were Z. w. Rowell, Tun.
bridge; D. p. Brown, Syracuse, n. vi;
John j. Mcmillan and James Rowan,
Bethel and G NJ Noyes, Calais.
a. NJ. Stafford Of Long street recently
found few pages that came out Of the
sixth registration report Of the state Of
Vermont which was printed in 1862, II
gives the population Of Barre as being
1880 little larger than Berlin and
Mortified over 1000
The Misses Grace Worthen, Shirley
Bradford, Mildred Phelps, Mae Thwing,
Ethel Even, Annie Averill, Christina
Reed and Gertrude Slayton returned from
Mortified this mornig, where they went
to attend the dance given the class Of
1910 at Norwich university last evening
in Dewey hall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
MIDDLEBURY TEAM
FOUND in MONTPELIER
Man Giving Name of c. L. Brown Rent
ed 1t in Middlebury Last Tuesday
Drove to Montpelier and Left 1t.

When a man giving his name as G.
j. Brown drove into G. NJ. Smiths
livery stable at Montpelier last Thurs
day he said that he would be back for
the team soon Instead, be took the
1885 train and has not shown up since
The affair was reported TO the police
and when Chief Drrkee got word from
States Attorney Russell Of Addison
county to look for team belonging to
o. =. Allen Of Middlebury the Montpel-
Ter officer at once connected the two in
cidents. He at once went to Smiths
stable and found that the one left az
the stable was the team taken from
the Middlebury stable last Tuesday by
4 man who said he would be back that
day. The team has been driven back to
Middlebury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
MORE ADDITIONS
TO WOOD PILE-GANC
I've Men Sentenced 20 ,unty jail From
Barre City Court Today. Being
Arrested For Intomcation.

Two eases 81 intoxreation were diss
posed of in City court this morning. Johfs
Turner, who said that his latest place
Of residence had been West Topshani:
was arrested last night by Officer
liamel. Turner pleaded guilty to q
second offense and was sentenced to
the county jail for 30 days. John Ma
loney Of Burlington was pulled in about
two o'clock this morning by Officer Rich
ardson and he pleaded guilty to a first
ofTense. lie had no money and took
his alternative sentence Of 20 days IN
Jail
John Savage VINO was arrested bv
Officer Carle yesterday forenoon was in
court last evening and pleaded guilty
to q first oiIense paying fine Of SIS, with
costs of $3.50. Edward H. Gabree OF
Montpelier, who was found guilty IL
second ofIense Of intoxieation on MAY 3
and who took an appeal and was out on
bail, appeared III the city court this
morning and waving his appeal, paid
bis fine with costs which amounted to
S23.56.
The case against Della Haroon, chara-
cd with keeping house Of i'll replrte,
which was set for a hearing This morn.
ing was continued until June 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY TN CHELSEA.
Arrangements Completed For Sunday
and May 80.

Chelsea, May 2s.The following
programme for memorial exercises Il
announced by H X. Hall Camp, NO. 2s.
Sons Of Veterans. Sunday, May 26.
All veterans Of the Civil and Spanish
American wars and All sons Of Veterans
are invited To meet in 81 ". hall at 10
o'clock q. M, from which place they
will march TO the Congregational church
where a union memorial service of all
the churches in town will be held. The
Rev. Fred Daniels, pastor Of the two
local Methodist churches, will deliver the
memorial sermon.
On Thursday, May 30, Il detail from
Camp No. 2S, 9. " assisted by the
veterans will visit the cemeteries in
town Except Highland cemetery ia the
forenoon and decorate the graves of
their comrades who have fallen from the
ranks AT ! o'clock D. M, the line Of
march win form in front Of s. ". hall ia
the following order, Chelsea brass band.
Camp No. 2S, Sons of Veterans. Mater
son Post, No. 45, Il. a. ri, and all
veteran soldiers, carriage carrying
speakers, chaplain and invited guests,
Sunday school children, public schools,
Icitizens on foot, and in carriages. The
line Of march will be to Highland eeme-
terry, where the Sons Of Veterans mem
orial service win be held. followed by
the decorating Of the soldiers graves.
which number in the cemetery exceeds
fifty. The services concluded the line
will be reformed and march to the town
hall where the exercises will be con-
tinued which win include address of the
day by Col. Curtis s. Emery OF New.
port.
The following details have been made
from the S. NJ camp to decorate the
cemeteries in the forenoon or May 9O
and they viii BE- assisted by comrades
from the post; South Washington, Al.
W Hoyt, Leon Cilley, comrade Alva
Bohonon, Royal Ordway; East Hill, B.
II. Adams, .Ir., E. III Kennedy, comrades
Charles Clifford, Ira Rathburn; Lincoln
and Robbins. vi. A. Reid, Geo. h.
Thomas, comrades, Geo +. Paul, Nj. q.
Allen; West Hill, Church and Wigrins
L. n, Lucas, II. 0. Bixby, comrades, A.
L. Skinner, Azeriah Barnes: Old village
cemetery, G. r. Corliss. Il. @. Reed. G.
i. Hayward, H. III Lyford, A. p. Rogers,
a. +. George, comrades, J B. Atwood,
W. r. Adams, M. 0. Coburn. w. IA.
Hall, Smith Taylor, and L. d. Park
hurst.
Waterman Post. G. A. r., has made
the following details to visit the schools
IN town: District No. ], George r. Reed,
No. 2, ]. B. Atwood, No. 5, A. i. skin.
ner, No. Z, Fifeld Bohonon, No. .,
Azeriah Barnes, No. If, James NJ.
Sanford, No. ~, Isaac P. Morey
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
]. B. cAMPBELEs PLANS.
Include Large Manufacturing Plant at
Montpelier Junction.

In the course of an interview to-day,
FL B. Campbell lspresident of the United
States Granite and Construction com
pany, stated that it was his intention
TO place granite manufacturing plant
on TIE main line of the Central Vermont
railroad, At Montpelier junction. thereby
getting the benefit 70 ba derived from
immediate contact with the railroad. Mr..
Campbell also stated that be has com
pleted arrangements for the purchase OF
the Lombard and Colby properties. about
l88 acres, lying within the limits of
Montpelier. He said the plant would not
be erected in Barre because Of the insnr-
moimtable difficulties in obtaining ship.
ping accommodations,
He further stated that he had taken
up the matter with the Central Vermont
railroad, arranged for side-traeks,, leea
tion Of stone shed, etc. He had, unler
the guidance ef Walker and Gallison.
surveyed and plotted the land and made
the foundation for small city, This
city he did not expec would spring up
in night. but he thor sht best to be- pre-
pared for 1t. Mr.. Campbell has reason to
believe that the street railroad win be
extended from Montpelier to the juno
tion, and the Montpelier { Rutland r. n,
now being organized win run through
his properly.
IN outlining his plans. Mfr. Campbell
stated that while he expected ID con-.
tinne to do large monumental business
he would make q speciality Of the build
ing business, and be thought that it
ought to be of great benefit to Montpe.
lier aud Barre, the company to conduct
its quarries and other interest from.
Barre and the manufacturing plant from
Montpelier. When questioned as to the
probable time OF starting work he re-
piled that "the preliminary work Of care
fully laying the foundation for q large
and substantial business necessarily r.
quires considerable time.7 He said that
the greatest care had been taken in de-
termining upon ell the plans and feat.
ures Of the undertaking. having obtained
the advice and counsel Of experienced
men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
MARSHFIELD.

No smallpox for this town. this time.
Ira Ornlsbee visited friends in Calais
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. X. Lucas visited
1t MIR. D. i. SCOTS, In Calais Friday.
Ernest Dorse was at the home Of his
father in Peaeham Wednesday and
Thursday.
Herbert Richardson and family Of
East Montpelier have moved into the
house of Mrs. Bridgman Batchelder.
George Emery Of Barre was with his
brother, Herbert, last week and over
Sunday While there, they dynamited
out rocks from Mr.. EmerY's farm.
Mr., and Mrs. S. Swerdfeger were in
Montpelier Thursday. While there.they
received word OF the critical condition
OF their daughter, Mrs. H. II. Kellogg.
Mrs. Horace Brown has been suffer
ing from a badly iammed finger. Two
weeks ago the member got caught
between the spokes Of the separator
wheel and the bowl frame, taking tile
end off clean to the bone. The flesh was
replaced, and the finger is doing as well
as can be expected.
The father of DIR. Fl. s. Carver is
very low he has been confined to his
bed for several months, and is wearing
out slowly. Grandpa Carver, as he Is
famiIiarly called, has been greatly
mi ssed from the street and varanda
where his many friends were always
sure to hear his happy good morning.
ia Union Memorial service win be
lFeid in the Congregational church Sun.
day, May 26, at II a. M, in which both
churches will join. The resident G. A..
X. men, the knights Of pythias, the
Ptthian Sisters, and the Good Templars
have been invited and are expected to
be present at this service. The time OF
the service is II a. M Topic: sThe
Strength Of the Nation. Sunday
echool win meet at 1900. At 1880 3.
ns the G. Il. society will meet, topic.
lisa. 52:7 -12. A short sermon will
follow the third in the series, on 'rrhe
Palace Beautiful topic; @The Material.'
This community was greatly shocked
Friday morning to hear Of the sudden
death on Thursday night, at II o'clock.
of Bertha Swerdfeger, wife of II, Earl
kellogg of Attleboro, Mass. She leaves
TO mourn her loss, husband and in
fant son, few hours old, her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Swcrdfeger of this
town, her sister, Mrs. James English Of
Montpelier, and a host Of friends whose
sincere sympathy is with the bereavsd
ones at this time. The body was
brought here this morning and the
funeral will be held Sunday at 2
o'clock, Rev r. Z. Currier officiating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
GRoToN.

r. S. Hooper of Hardwick arrived in
town Friday.
John Morton Of Boston is visiting his
brother, w. b. Morton
Agnes Taylor, who has been i'll with
pneumonia Is recovering.
A daughter was born Wednesday TO
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Darling.
Mrs. ]. n. Eastman is caring for little
Paul Sherry who Is very i'll with pneu.
moDia.
MRS. Lena Heath went TO Littleton
Tuesday for few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. George Carey and daughter Of
81. Johnsbury nre visiting Mrs. ,. r.
Darling.
Mrs. G j Baily has been appointed
district deputy Of the Rebekah grand
lodge for this district.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
BURLINGTON THE LOSER.
Went Down Before Franklin Yesterday
BY Score Of 10 TO z.

Franklin, n IT,, May Franklin de-
feated Burlington yesterday by the score
OF 10 to in an even game and Is now
close on the heels OF Nashua for place
in the first division. The score:
Innings 4 2 3s4 CTS OR. II. r..
Burton 20 3 0 90 2 % 0 - 10 6
Franklin - 3 Q 8 4 20 s--10 10 s
Batteries, for Franklin, Farrell and
Hin; for Burlington, Mcnamara and De
laney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
SCHOOL chill DREN SANG
TO DELIGHT OF PEOPLE

Good Exhibition Of Rudinentary Work
ID Music as Done ii the city Schools
Given at Opera House Last Night.
That the scholars Ii the city schools
from the first 70 the eighth grades are
receiving beneficial rudimentary instruc-
tion IN music vas fully demonstrated ut
the school concert given at the opera
house last evening for the purpose 81
Exhibiting what has been accomplished
lin teaching singing to the pupils under
the direction Of the supervisor Of music,
Miss Anna phinney. with the assistance
of the teachers. There were over 100
children who took part III the concert,
The auditorium of the opera house was
filled with people and an were more than
pleased with the excellent work done by
| The pupils
The eighth grades sang together. hav-
| ing 23 voices; the first and second
grades, 20 voices; the third and fourth
grades, 50 voices the sixth and seventh
grades, go voices, and the fifth grades
with - voices The songs which they
sang We're from among the best writer's
and were very pretty. The different
choruses sang together remarkably well
and showed good training In singing
with expression. In the older grades
there were both tile alto and soprano
yoices
In addition to the selections by the
ehoruses Miss Margaret Milne sang i
solo very nicely, Harold Knight played
a violin solo aud Arthur Carroll gave a
cornet solo, both Of whom did especially
well, There was also III ENJOYABLE seIec-
tion by eight girls and another bv four
girls. 6eno Eeruti. a little italian boy
lof six years, brought down the house
with recitation he gave in Italian. The
little fellow appeared on the stage with
a large dagger ii his hand and reeited in
a loud voice that could he heard all over
the house the lines Of tragedy, which
be ends by stabbing himself ana falling
dead on the stage. He was called back
twice and each time tie had different lines
To recite The boy Is said to have learn
ed what be gave last evening by hearing
HI spoken at an Italian play.
The concert throughout went Off with
out a single noticeable mistake and
though there We're sixteen numbers on
the programme only a little over an
hour was taken up 10 we'll were The
children handled in getting on and of the
stage.
Miss Phinney, who has been super
visor Of music in the city schools for
the past two years, has, given satisfae-
tion and IL To be congratulated ON the
complete success Of last evenings con-
cert.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
GRAND LIST GROWS
IN BARRE TOWN
Gain Of s2,25o in a Year and There Are
Now &c More Taxable Polls Than
There Were Year Ago.

The listers Of Barre Town have com.
pleted their work and have lodged ths
grand list with the town clerk. The TO-
tai number of taxable polls this year II
1856, which il a gain of 66 over last
year, The total grand list i now $Is.-
535.i2 This n gain Of $2,25o over the
total Of 1906, showing that the Town
is making steady strides ahead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Arthur Conlin, bartender at the City
Hotel, is Ill and Henry Patncaude is TAX
ing his place.
Complaint was entered to-day Of a
dog which killed several hens and chick
ems ON Center street early this afternoon
Il. Soldini lost cat, a ben and Is chicl,
ems; a. Casabeli, one hen and two chick
ems and At another place the same dog
killed eight hens and q rooster. II Is
not known for sure who owns the dog as
be refused 10 be caught.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
A FROST LAST NIGHT.
Ice Formed and Ground Was Covered
with white Today.

Early risers this morning saw the
ground covered with white frost and i
heavy one at that The grass sbn lawns
in some parts Of the city was frozen
50 that 1t would fly to pieces when
kicked with the foot AZ Judge III. WI
Scott's house on Richardson street at
siA o'clock the thermometer on the back
side Of the house stood three points be-
low freezing. Ice sixteenth Of an inch
thick was frozen over pail of water
which had been left beside the house
Judge Scott said that it was % cold az
that time in the morning that when
he turned the hose onto his cherry
trees 70 save the buds from the froai
that froze onto the limbs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
Engagement Announced

The Burlington Free Press o-day con
tains The followings
Cards have been received in The city
announcing the marriage Of Miss Olive
LaBelle Of Barre To Frank & Wheaton
Of Montpelier The wedding will take
place IN the former city june 10. Miss
aIielle was formerly Of this city,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
Mrs. William Mckinley Was
Worse This Morning
RELATIVES ARE PREPARED
Heart Became Weaker During Night and
the Change Seems to Forecast the
End Of Long Battle to Pre-
serve Life.

Canton, o., May 25.Afrs. William Nc
Kinley was worse this morning. Her
heart had become weaker during the
night and it's action was again irregu.
lar The change seems to forecast the
end Of long battle to preserve her life
DIR. Portmann's voice broke when he de-
scribed her condition on leaving the house
this morning. The relatives were told
that while she might live through Sun
day the end could be expected at any
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
wiII Make a Summer Hotel.

Newport, May 25.--George f. Goode,
proprietor Of the Memphremagog house
which was recently burned, has rented
the Brady house on Main street oppo.
site the federal building and will con-
vert it into summer hotel to be open.
ed July LIST.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
WAFER SKINNED WITH ICE.
As Thick as Window Glass ct Richford
This Morning.

~ Albans, May e5. white ffoaE
covered the ground here this morning ana
water Was skimmed over with ice. Thera
was Z sharp frost epoted ut Richford and
nee 4 said to have frozen as thiek 81
window glass At Milton there ,gaa d
white frost and the mercury went down
several degrees below trezing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
MAYOR sHEpp,s BIG Else.
Made Record Of Salmon in YER
Mont.

Nashua, N. Fl, May 25.--AIayor
Albert Shedd returned last night from
Ayerill, VT, having caught the largest
salmon ever taken from Forrest lake in
that place. 1t weighed IL pounds, and
was 20 inches long.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
TWO BOUND OVER.
On The Charge Of Assault With Dan
gerous Weapon.

Montgomery Center, May 25--Roy
Kingsley who was arrested on the
charge Of assault with dangerous
weapon on Joel Wilkins who was being
taken into custody ON the charge of
insanity has been bound over to the
September term Of the Franklin county
court and placed under 5000 bonds.
Deputy Sheriff II. M. Martin has also
been bound over on the same charge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
W. Manchester.

Summary Earned runs, B-M. /; W.
Manchester 8; twoibase hits, Cofter, +.
Jennings 2; three base hit, Mccarthy:
sacrifice int Sanders stolen bases. j.
Jennings Monahan q, Fraser 2. Rudolph,
Sing q first base on balls, of Sanders
2, OF Bergeron 4. of Billedeaps 1 struck
out, by Sanders 8, by Berger0n 2, BY
Billedeap 3 hit by pitched ball. u. Jen.
uings, Driscoll; double play, Fraser gun
assisted): hits. % Bergeron 10 in 4 inn
ings OF Billedeau in innings; left
on bases, BIN. s, w. Manchester 10s
time, 2hr. iomin,; umpire, Ferson. H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25

Mrs. EVA Al Geen returned This morn
ing from Providence where she went To
attend the funeral of her nephew, Roy
Jameson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25
N. H. League Standing.
N H. League Games To-day.

Barre Montpelier at Franklin.
Burlington at East Manchester.
West Manchester at Nashua.
Laoonia at Concord.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-25

No smallpox for this town. this time,
Ira 0rnlsbee visited friends in Calais
fodav
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-08
Apples for Enalnnd d.

England is importing on an average e
a little over 15O, 900 bushels of apples
per week. They come from the
United States aud Canada. Those
from Oregon bring the highest prices
The best qualities bring So. 65 a box
ordinary samples $3.50. These fare
good prices, considering that a box
contains only bushel. The Califor
Mis- apples are selling at 2.45 box
for best and Sl95 for ordinary grade
The United States fruit is put MP in
barrels Of about 14O pounds, The best
range in value is from s.. 30 to So. IS
barrel; ordinary, from Si35 70
81 Sc. Nova Scotian apples sell from
S6oS to S6.1S barrel. Ordinary
Canadian apples, from various
sources, bring from s4.6O to s5 50 a
barrel In these lines the Wagners
are the cheapest and the russest
the dearest. Some Of the latter sell
for St.7S a barrel.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-08

The Name In the Hat.

In the frties of the last century there
We're two young lawyers, Gould and
Robinson. practicing in the court al
Wiscasset. the shire town Of Lincoln
county. Me who were noted for their
keen wit and ingenuity in examining
witnesses and also for their many Sc
we're thrusts at each other
On one OCCASION when Robinson had
finished an unusually able argument
for his client, containing some sting
Ing illusions to the opposing counsel,
Could by whom he was followed and
who retaliated, Robinson was seen to
take n card write something on 1t,
which was later found to be the Latin
words caput vacuum empty head, and
drop 1t into Gould's hat on the table.
Gould's curiosity sent him immedi-
ately to investigate. Going to the ia
bic, he took the card from his hat. and.
loud enough TO he beard all over the
courtroom. he read. "Caput vacuum" ."
Turning to the judge, he said, Your
honor. ! claim the protection of the
court. The judge replied. You may
state your case"
Gould answered; My case is this,
your honor: see my brother at my
RIGHT A'. placed his name in my hat.
and what can be his motive If not to
claim it us his own? claim your pro
lection"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-08

If your ches, pains and you are IN.
able TO sleep because Of cough. buv a
bottle Of Ballard's Horebound Svr1p,
and you won't have any cough Get
q bottle now and that cough viii NOT
last long 4 cure for an uulmonarv
diseases. Mrs. j galveston, TeX
writes Il can't say enough for
Ballard s Horehound Syrup. The re-.
lief 10 has given ME- Is all that is
necessary for me 70 say. For sale nv
Nauoua. Drug Co. and by Demarav.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-08
VANS serve rnnr hIghness."

ways serve your highness."
Your highnesS" she murmured re
1ectively Then Il joyous smile of
realization broke over her face Isn't
it wOnderful?"
"DO you think your brothers will let
ME come to Washington now?" he ask.
ed teaslngly
1T does seem different. doesn't itT'
she murmured. with Il strange little
smile You will come for meT
"To the ends of the earth, your high
ness"