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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
rs In GOOD SHAPE.
MOlIey's Falls Telephone Co.. Heard Re.
ports and Elected 0ficers.

MarshfeId June 6-The second an.
nusl meeting Of the Molly's Falls Tele-
phone company which was held at
South Cabot on Saturday, June lst, was
attended BY good representation Of
stockholders, full 90 per cent Of the
stock interest being represented. The
meeting was called to order BY Presi.
dent NJ d. Warren and following the
reading Of the charter, which was called
for by member from Danville. the re.
ports Of the officers for the year were
heard, accepted and adopted without
question The officers report shows the
company to be In prosperous eondi.
ton with gain Of over one-fourth OF
its membership during the present year
with promising prospects of proper.
tionate gain for the coming year. The
records including a map Of the line
shows that available field IN the town
ship Of Marshfeld, Cabot, Walden,
Peacham and Groton 20 be pretty
thoroughly covered with important
stations and connecting points in the
towns of Barnet. Danville and Plain
field. Representatives from other small
or companies were IN attendance and
are said to have been fayorahly i'm.
pressed and would be pleased il merg.
ing OF the organizations could be az.
fected. The officers elected for the en-.
suing year are as follows; n. +. Beck.
lev. Marshfed, director and business
manager; A. X, Taylor, Groton, second
director; r. B. Emerson, Peacham
third director and president; A. T. Davis
fourth director and secretary; H. f.
KittredQe, Walden, fifth director: L. L.
Walbridgc, Cabot, sixth director and
vice president; S. Swerdfegcr, Marsh
field, seventh director and treasurer; o.
Il. smith, Marshaeld and Fred stroclSer,
Danyille, auditors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
THE DIVIDING LINE.
Between Canada and fhe United States
Being Marked.

Derby Line, June GA boundary
commission representing this country
and Canada, and under the direction Of
c. H. Van Orden OF Catsklll, N. y, is
making an accurate survey of the
boundrv line between the two countries.
High masts having diamond shaped
banners at the top are being set IN
concrete foundation to define the di.
viding line, r. II. Blain Of Eastern Mid,
is preparing chart of a strip Of 1000
feet wide so that Ottawa and Washing
ton may be in possession Of an accurate
Typographical survey In many places
the old land marks are found TO be in.
accurate and are replaced by new ones
Many buildings are in the dividing
linep and in many houses the owner can
stand with one foot in Canada aud tae
other in the United States.
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without Necessity of Going to Court
Over Bequest.

Brattleboro, June 6.--Laurence Minot
and Richard M. Bradley Of Boston, trus.
tees OF the Thomas Thompson estate.
from which Brattleboro derives about
$4,000 annually, held an all-day confer
ence here yesterday with Haskins s
Scilwenk, counsel for the society Of
seamstresses, sewing women and hsop
girls, named AS beneflciaries in the
Thompson viii.
At i recent conference IN Boston Has-
kins 4 schwenk presented number Of
aftidavits from girls who claimed to
have been Disseminated against in the
administration Of the trnA THE trus
tees yesterday presented their side with
particular reference to their action in
the instances covered BY the aflidavits.
They said they had made no discrimina.
tion as between sewing girls and overall
girls. as alleged. but had helped many
overall girls and had denied many un-
just applications from sewing girls.
They claimed that whatever dissat-
isfactipn might exist with reference to
the administration of the Thompson
hospital was not in the least chargeable
10 them. the hospital being controlled
absolutely BY Brattleboro corporation.
They mentioned incidentally one case
where a Brattleboro doctor charged the
estate 500 for medical service TO a
yoiing woman and gave $50 Of il 20 the
young woman. esl
They also mentioned caes where a
doctor gent IN abll for services 70 4
girl who was not BENEFICIARY at the
ffrtai af har fvaa attnarf hnt ,obn Io.alosa
one afterwafd, obviously as an excuse
for attempting td collect from the es-
tate
Il WIS said after the conference that
an agreement might be reached 50 that
Il would be unnecessary TO take the
matter into the courts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
VETERANS SONS ELECT.
And Decide to Meet Next Year in Bur
lington.

Hardwick. June 6S-The annual en-
campment Of The state branch Of the
Sons Of Veterans was held here yester.
day, with Il. @. Reed Of Chelsea az pre-.
siding officer, and about 100 delegates
in attendance The reports Of officers
showed the organization to be in good
condition financially.
It was decided 10 hold the convention
in 1908 in Burlington. Officers were
elected as follows; Fred Burrill Of Bur
Ington division commander; ID. II. Hol.
lister Of Montpelier senior vice.com.
nander; VIII White Of Hardwick junior
vice e-commarsIer; George 4. Carley Of
Calais delegate-at- to the national
convention; Fred Sears Of Bennington
and A. s. HoIbrook Of Dwight, ILL.,, de-
lcpates To national encampment.
At the convention Of the ladies' aux.
iliary, Edna Taylor Of Hardwick was
elected president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
sENr 10 HOUSE OF coRREcrIoN.
Edward Wright Pleaded Guilty to Lar
eeny Charge.

Montpelier. June 6.--Edward Wright,
the 19-year-old printer who was brought
back from Montreal on Monday eharg.
ca with grand larceny was arraigned
last evening in city court before Judge
F. NJ Harvey lie waived examine
tion and was bound over to county
court. with bail fixed at $500. He then
requested states Attorney Gates to file
an information against him charging
him with the larceny Of goods valued
at s4i. This was done and to the iD-
formatio nhe pleaded guilty and asked
for sentence lie was not represented
by counsel as he informed the court he
did not care 70 have a lawyer
In view Of the youth 81 the prisoner,
states Attorney Gates recommended
that he be sentenced 90 the house Of
correction instead Of the state prison.
IN passing sentence. Judge Harvey gave
the young man some excellent advice
and sentenced him to hard labor in the
house Of correction at Rutland for not
less than one year nor more than Is
months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
RECITAL Al GODDARD.
Splendid Concert Given BY Memberr Of
The Vocal Department


"A splendid concert was given last
evening in tile chapel at Goddard semi
nary by members of the vocal depart
ment The chapel was filled with an
appreciative audience the members
I'll which were highly pleased with the
select programme and excellent singing
tnat spoke well for tile success of this
department Of the school aud for the
ability Of the instructor, Lewis q. Grif-
fiths. The programme was opened with
an especially we'll executed MazuFSa
for eight hand by students from the
piano department, the Misses Phelps,
Cross, Owens and Weeden Each one Of
the vocal solos was rendered Ia good
voice and a finished style Miss Seaver
and Mr.. Sherifls sang duet very enjoy
ably and male quartette sang two se-
lections linaccompanied at the close of
the programme. The following pro-
gromme was gfven;
MazuTka (eight hands .... \. Ascher
Miss Phelps Miss Cross
Miss Owens Mis- Weeden
baritone Solo (a) The Red Scarf
Bonhenr
(b) Bcdouin Love Song
Pinsuti
AIr. Sheriffs.
Soprano Solo (a) The Love Of Old
Lane
Eb) Dcarie Hummer
Miss Walker
Bass Solo Asleep in the Deep
II. Nv. Pctrie
Mr, Mercer.
Tenor Solo--(a) III Pinsuti
(b) Yes, Let Me Like a Soldier Fall
Maritana
AIr. Mitchell.
Duet--(a) When Know That Thou
Art Near NE.
Fabt
(b) | Sing Because | Love to Sing
Pinsuti
Miss Seaver, Mr.. sheriffs.
Soprano Solo, (a) When Love Abides
Leighter
CD A Dream Bartlett
Miss Brown.
Baritone Solo--(a) A Winter Lullaby
DeK0yen
(bl Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes, Old English Melody
Mr. Wood.
Soprano Solo--Ea) AIyrra, Clustam
(bl The Lost Cord, Sullivan
Miss Seaver
Quartet--(a) Annie Laurie, Emerson
(bl The Letter, Hatton
1st Tenor Mr.. Mitchell.
end Tenor Mr.. Jones.
1st Bass--Mr. Sheriffs.
End Bass-Afr. Dyer,
Accompsnist- Miss Alice n. Ayerill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
THREE UP SECOND TIME
Barre City Court Receives Fines From
Them To-day.

Three second ofTenses Of intoxieation
were up in The city court last evening
and this morning Remy Para2o Of
Barre town who was arrested yesterday
morning by Officer Riahafisen was ar.
rairned ii court last evening and paid
d line Of SIS with costs cf SO. This
morning Alichael lIernon, grfested yes
teriay afternoon by Special Oliver A..
j. Stewart, pleaded guilty and paid Si5
with costs Of S775. Fred 0'Brien Of
Barre town, arrested yesterday after;
noon by Constable M y. Nichols was
tie third guilty one Of subsequent Of
Eenses ana De paid 3 total Of $22.0a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.
publie danee al Milesl haII tonIghl

Public dance at Miles hall tonight.
Angus McAuley returned to-day from
a business visit in Milford, Now Bedford
and Fall River, Mass
Among arrivals at the City hotel "a.
day are A. D. Gibbs, Burlington. A. f.
Innier. Eorthield: @. A. Severance. !.
y. Banigan, Boston, II i. white, Bur
lington F. W. Kent, Randolph.
Childron that belong to the kindergarten
department and those that have been
promoted from this department of tie
HcddiuR NJ. II Sunday school are cor.
daily invited 70 a. J. Baldwin's, 1ss
Washington street, Saturday AZ D. M
Ii little ones hesitate to come alone
motbers come as substitute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
NEw PASTOR INSTALLED.
Rev. H. ]. Kilbourn Given a Recognition
Service at Everett.

Everett, Mass June Cat the Mys-
tic Side Congregational church here last
night a recognition servico ana installa-
tion Of the Rev Henry j. Kilboufn oi
Bradford, W., took place An eiebar-
ate programme was ehrriel out and the
new pastor addressed bis new and large
congregation.
The Rev Mr.. Kilbourn has just com
pleted his eighth year at the Bradford
pastorate. Hc also had charge Of the
Congregational church at Fairlee, W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
HARRY ORCHARD IS
PLAYING THE GAME
Declared a Noted Criminal Lawyer Who
Heard The Mans Testimony
at Boise, Idaho.

Boise Idaho, June 6.-"That man Is
playing the game Of his career with the
stake Of his own life" declared a noted
@iminal lawyer, sitting in the court
room here today He had listened 70
Orchard or Horsley, as he says he
should be called through the long hours
Of yesterday and today reciting the his
tory Of his crimes. Everyone who hears
the pale-faeed well groomed witness
wonders how it will end. Orchard says
he killed for hire He has had no CON
science IN the matter. The general
opinion is that the state has tho goods
on Orchard for the murder Of Stunen-
berg and that be is striving to save
his own life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
FRANKLIN DOESN'T KNOW
ABOUT PLAYING BALL
Would Like The Game But is ! Little
chary Of The New Hampshire
State League.

Franklin, " IT., June GA meeting
Of those interested in bese ball was held
here last evening and largely attended
The mayor presided. A committee was
appointed to report tonight on the
outlook. The sentiment was strongly
for base BAH team but whether in
the New Hampshire league osnot, was
not settled.
Mr.. Mcdonald said that Plattsburgh,
N. u. was coming IN and that the sehed-
tile committee was to meet ia Barre, VT,
Saturday The league Isl planned 10
comprise Laconia, Barre, Montpelier, Bur.
lington. West Manchester, Franklin and
Plattsburgh He also expects to see
Concord and Rutland, Ne. come in, maxi
ing it once more an eight.c club league.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

Wells River, June 6.-The executive
committee Of the New England Fat
Mems club announces that the mid sun.
mer meeting viii be held at The park
in Concord, n IL, Friday, Juiy ie. j y.
Robinson Of Concord, one of the vice
presidents oi the cinb, VIII have charge
n the local arrangements and an elabor'
ate programme Is promised. The club
has o present membership Of e6e, and s7
joined the club in May.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
Gers FINE AppoINTMENr.
MI. Potter of the Seminary Going to
North Carolina University.

Erwin l. Potter, who has been instruc.
tor ia literary expression at Goddard
seminary, has been appointed to fll the
vacancy caused by a leave Of absence 20
George McKie, instructor in public speak
ing aud debate at the university Of North
Carolina. ami will begin his duties at
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on Septem-
Der ~. MIR. Potter was graduated from
Goddard seminary IN the class of 1900
and from the Emerson School of 0Tatory
IN Boston in 1905. He taught for a
short time at Goddard and then. Travelled
in Europe. returning to resume his
teaching at the local school at the be-
ginning Of the school year. lie has had
good success IN his work, and his friends
confidently expect that the same meas
me of success viii be his in the larger
field He Is 20 be contratulated on re-.
eeiying the appointment at the miyer-
sity OF North Carolina.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
ENFORCING No-LIcENsEs
Man Pleads Guilty to Illegal Selling 10
Burlington. a

burlington, june 6.--Arthm Wahl
strom against whom complaints was
made for selling Intoxicating liquor IL
legally. pleaded guilty in city court
yesterday morning AMI was fined $500
and costs Of S595. which be will pay.
The Alternative sentence is $40 days IN
the house Of correction al Rutland The
seizure was made Memorial day at the
Crescent Beach Country club By the
sherifI's department A jug Of wine
which was found in the pantry was or.
dered returned. The rest Of the liquor
seized was ordered destroyed Grand
Juror II. b. Shaw prosecuted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
PROBABLY MURDER.
Body of Man Found in Middletown,
Railroad Yards.

Aiddletown, Conn. juno 6- The
body Of man supposed to be that Of
Walter Clark OF Chester, was found lying
in the roadway at the south end of the
platform at the Goodspeeds passenger
station late last night BY the engineer
Of q south bound passenger train On the
Valley division Of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad There
were Indications that it was murder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
GIVE CONTRACT FOR JAIL.
Prison to Be Erected on Principal
Street Of Burlington.

Burlington, aune 6.-The contract to
erect the new $4,000 Jail for Chittenden
county has been awarded to the Pauly
Jail company Of New York city. The
new jail win be q two-story structure,
90 BY AZ feet. The exterior win be Of
red brick. The jail proper will be con-
structed Of steel, and there win be 40
cells There win be separate cells for
boys, women and hardened criminals,
and a corridor for sick prisoners. No
site has been selected BY the jail COM
lnissioners It Is expected, however, that
II viii be put up on the site Of the pres
ent one on the principal streets IN this
city, although there IS much opposition
% this plan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
FIFTY UNDERTAKERs
Attend State Convention in st. Johns
bury Yesterday.

st. Johnsbury, June 6.--The second
days proceedings of the Vermont State
Funeral Directors and Embalmers as
sociation were attended by about so
members from all parts Of the state and
several visitors. At the morning ses
sion eight new members joined the as-
sociation. Last evening the local mem
bers Of the association, G. A. Calder.
wood and G. A. Stanley, arranged an
entertainment by local talent followed
by light refreshments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
Complimentary Concert to William
Robertson.

AT the Congregational church, Barre,
Friday evening, June 7, The program.
Organ Solo. Miss Anna IngIis
Song -"The Village Blacksmith" Nevin
VIM. Robertson
Song AZ Vespcrsp .s..........T Tosti
Mrs. L. D. Martin
Song Selected
Miss Eula AYelill
Duet--'J Feel Thy Angel Spirit
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach Hoffman
Song Question .s..s...... Bishop
Arthur Cole
Song --@Fiow River, Flow Strelerzski
Mrs. NJ NJ. Gordon
Aria-"s "samuefs Evening Prayer
(0ratorio Eli) COST
Miss Freda Hooker
Song 'Brdita,' ...s.s....A Arditi
Mrs. ". s. Bassett
Recitation and aria With Yerdure
Ciad,'. ,'.a,....s.. .(Creation) Hayden
Mrs, Rich.Bradley
Recitation--Sel
Master Geno Ceniti
Cavatini Jewel Song"
Opera Faust) Gonnor
Mrs. Leach
Duet-sCrucifix" ,.......,.s... Fari
Miss Robertson and Cole
Accompanies. Miss Anna Inglis and
Mrs l.. D. Martin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
GOES 10 MARLBORO HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Christine Lewis, spaulding High
Teacher. Secures Position.

Miss Christine l.. Lewis, who recently
resigned as teacher in spaulding high
school, after teaching there for several
years, has been appointed teacher OF
Greek and history IN the Marlboro, Mass.
high school to succeed Mise Clara b.
Johnson, resigned Mas Lewis will be
then located nearer her home, which q
In Waltham, Mass She was graduated
from the Waltham high school and Rad.
cliae college and she also took a course az
Columbia university. Besides teaching
in this city She had engagements at
New Salem and Orange, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
BROKE INTo MAINE LEAGUE.
East Manchester, Formerly Of N. H.
League, Lost 8 to 2.

Bangor, Me, June Manchester
broke into the Maine league here yester-
day, losing the game with Bangor, to
u, by costly fielding errors at critical
times and failure to hit Gleason except
in one inning. Coyey pitched good ball
for Manchester, but his support was
bad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

Got Diplomas From Stowe High School
Last Night.

Stowe, June G.-The closing exer.
cises OF stowe high school commence
ment were held. al Akeley Memorial
building auditorium last evening OPEN
ing with the entrance Of the pupils in
a grand march to music by Stowe or
chestra. Little Nadine Boafdman was
class marshal. The ushers were under
graduates Of the class Of 1908, the
Misses Jenney, Burt and Mayo and
Messrs, Stone, Harris ard Wright.
Prayer was offered by the Rev II. A..
Able There was eight graduates who
gave the following programme: Salu-
tatory, sNemory's Message Louise
Maud Chaplin: essay, History Of Stowe"
Minnie Della Straw; essay, Hartman, =
ingalls, wilkins Godfrey; elass poem,
"The class Of 1907 George Almun
Douglas; essay, Music. the Voice Of
the Soul, Marie Ethel Wells; class
oration, "The Japanese Question; essay
Home and Its Queen" Beulah Boyce
valedictorys Disappearance Of the Fire
side,p Ellen u. Stearns. address By
Prof. w s. Howard Of Middlebury coll
lege Several fine selections were ren-
IdeFed BY the Stowe orchestra and q
vocal solo b. G. a. Riley. A large
number were present and the exercises
were excellent and interesting. Diplo
mas wfe awarded at the close. Principal
and Mrs. Douglas and the members Of
the graduating class 20 Thursday for
an outing to Lake Mansfield, where they
have engaged. the O. S. Smith cottage
They will remain until Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
AN EARLY FIRE.
Clothing Factory at RockIand, Me-
Burned Down.

Rockland, Me-. June 6.-The clothing
factory Of Mowry & Parson, two dwell.
ing houses and two small buildings de-
voted To mechanical purposes burned
early today BY d fire which is supposed
to have started in the boiler room Of
the clothing factory The total loss Is
estimated at S45,00O, Of which about
$4,000 is on the factory building with
It's contents, including machinery and
stock. Fifty operatives We're employed
ii the factory All the owners carried
nariial inmranee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
TIT rs WANTED
Detroit and Pittsburg offer Good Money
& for Brown Man.

Boston, June 0.Raymond Tiff, the
Brown university base ball pitcher, has
received offers from the Detroit Ameri-
can league and the Pittsburg National
league teams, for his services at the
close Of the college term this month,
II il reported that the offer made BY
the Pittsburg management is very
flattering one. Neither, however. will
be accepted, as the Somerville lad Is con.
templating taking another year at Brown
university with the hopes Of securing an
a. NJ, and at the same time quitting
base ball
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
BY nEAvILY cHARaEp wIRE.
Waldo Bresland Seriously Injured ,a
Bellows Falls

Bellows Falls, June Waldo Bres.
land, aged IS, was crossing a pasture
yesterday when he ran into an electric
wire charged with 1000 volts John
BLACK and +. A. Pierce heard his cries
and went 70 hia assistance. Black grabbed
him by the shoes and was Knocked
down. Bresland was finally rescued
and will probably live. Black and
Pierce both received bad burns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
COLOR LINE
STOPS GAME
The University Of Alabama
Wouldn't Play Vermont
BECAUSE OF THE AVERSION
Southern Ball Players Said That wat.
kins and Williams, Two Stars,
Were TOO Dark colored for
-A.-.s-44
BECAUSE OF THE AVERSION

Burlington, June o. Manager Pollard
Of the Alabama university base bali team
was ia the city yesterday and cancelled
the two games with the university or
Vermont, scheduled for today and Fri
day, because his team refused to play
against the colnred men.
The men objected to are first baseman
Watkins and second baseman Williams
of the Vermont aggregation. Alabama
pays forfeit Of $500 for cancelIing the
game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
OF ELABORATE PLANS
Win Be RutIand's New $4,000 School
Building.

Rutland, June 6-The board Of eduea.
tion has asked for bids on plans fur
nished BY i. Lyman Austin Of Burling.
ton for a new graded school building IN
this city for which the voters decided TO
bond the city for $4,000 at the March
election. The plans call~for a two-story
nnd basement brick structure containing
10 rooms, separate indoor Fairgrounds
for boys and girls, teachers: rest rooms
aud the most modern plumbing and ven.
tilation. Bids for tiIe construction Of
the building are to be'opened June 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
STATE GOLF MEET.
Will Be Held at RutIara County Club
Links Aug. |, 2 ard 5.

Rutland. June 6-The six annual
tournament of The Vermont state Golf
association will be held On the links of
the Rutland Country club August 1, 2
and 3. Trophies are offered for the prize
winners. ranner-up, low score and handi.
cap men There viii be the usual com.
petition for the General Mccullough cup.
The tournament committee Is composed
of n. M Pond and J. "A. Merrill of Rm.
land, Paul Waterman Of Ekwanok, r..
W. Elliott. Waubcnakce and a. s. NJ.
Chisholm Of Mount anthony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
ORANGE.

charlo4 Mills Is at Chelsea as grand
Juror.
A daughter was born 70 the General
Thurstons TneAaay
Charles Poole Of Milford, Mass 10
In town this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
sroRMED BY A MOB.
Mission Station in China in Reported De
stroyed.

London. June GA dispatch from
Shanghai China. says that the mission
station at Kaihsien in the Province Of
sze Chuan, almost on the border OF
Thibet, has been DESTROYED BY mob.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

George Smith was found dead and his
friend John 0AIera, dying this morning
in / boarding house in South Boston
from the effects Of inhaling illuminating
gas. They were found by a fellow board
er, who was attracted by the smell Of
raa- ..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
William 7. Shaw Crushed To
Death BY Elevator
GEO. SMITH DEAD BY GAS
John 0'Mera Found Dying in Same
Room and From the Same Cause
indications of Crime in the
Roxbury District.

Boston, June 6 William II. Shaw,
who was ianitor of the Briggs school,
tried to run the elevator himself this
morning in the absence Of the regular
attendant, and was caught between the
car and the third floor. A pupil found
him dead with his head and arms pro.
truding from the opening.