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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
A PIANO RECITAL.
Given BY Pupils Of Miss Blanche
Spanlaing in Pythisn Hail.

An audience composed Of the friends
and relatives pf the pupils oi Miss
Blanche Spaulding filed Pythian hall
last evening when the third annual
piano recital 0f that teachers pupils
was given. The affair was all entire
success and treat for the music lovers
Of the audience who warmly applauded
the efforts Of all the performers.
The programme seemed almost perfect
from the opening overture until the last
not Of the closing march died away and
shows great ability displayed BY the
performers and reflects credit upon the
Teacher. During tile evening violin
duet was given BY Hortense and Harold
knight.
Those taking part In the piano to-
cital were as follows Afiss Loretta
Miles, Howard Miles, James Grigg,
Inella Ball, Miss Mabel henson, Miss
Minifred Mckenzie, Miss Jessie Bugbec
Russell Hovt, Olive, Hortensc and
Harold Knight, Miss Mary GTigg, Miss
Nellie Brown. Miss Madeline Williams,
Miss Bertina Hooker, Miss Axis Wheel
cf, Ulric Isabourveau, Miss Annie Mes
ser, Miss Mildred Clark, Miss Marie
Wells, Miss Blyanche Russell, Miss
Maud Coburn, Miss Bertha Bau and
Miss Ruth Quigley
A recital was given in the afternoon
in which the younger pupils took part
and many Of them showed remarkable
progress. Those taking part In the al
ternoon recital were as follows: Florence
Russell, Miss Hester Cove, Miss Hazel
GuyeT. Miss Annie Ahern, Norton La
bourveau, Miss Irene Grady, Miss Rita
Linelein, Miss Katherine Nichols. Miss
Leigh McWorther, Miss Marion Rick
ert, Cyril Marion, Miss Rosa Levin
Miss Marion Carroll, Miss Winnifred
Smith, Miss Lois Mcneil Miss Lewinina
comb, Miss Hazel Mckay, Miss Bertha
Hooker and Miss Ruth Morse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
nem industry for MorrisviIIe.

George A. Morse, who has been con
.,5eyins for some time the advisability
installing a dressing mill in Norris
ala e bas decided to g0 ahead with the
.ternrisc sn4 and work will soon be begun
,aon ens, 4 large building to be erected upon
land recently purchased by Mr. Morse
W Georae w. Clark, located below
yy.,,ndry street While II is yet early to
lo lSirf n to the capacity Of the min or
ss nrobabIe number Of hands to be EN-
W ,,gsd gd Il is an assured fact that the
piggi 9hen started will give steady en-
lp',, ,n,,ment 10 a number Of hands, which
pi,y,i odd materially to the Industrial life
w ,iorrisyiIle The mill will be fitted
q hsr8Wood finishing and win probably
~ .ne5y XVII ior operation this fall,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
L0WELL'S FIRE LOSS
TODAY WAS HEAVY
st. PauTs Church, Peabody's Stable and
Other Buildings Wiped 0ut-cause,
Lighted Cigar Stubs

Lowell, Mass, June ga Sf00, 900
FIRE early today destroyed st. Pauls
Methodist church, o. L. Peabody's livery
stable, and the bowling alleys and skat-
ing rink adjoining. The flames were
discovered at about $3.50 in the rink
and they were supposed to have been
caused by a lighted cigar stub left the
night before. Theyspread quickly TO
the church, the east wall Of which fell,
iuiuring one fireman and forcing 20
others to flee for their lives. Three
alarms were turned in and the firemen
worked until 10 o'clock before the
flames were under control. The loss Is
nearly all covered by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
AGENT is NOT GUILTY.
Reports Judge Han il Case Where Agent
Supplied Liquor

In Lamoille county court, Judge A.
IA. Hall has Just handed down an inl-
portant decision IN liquor case, where
By he holds the respondent not guilty
Of furnishing liquor contrary to law in
asmuch as he was acting as agent
for Others. Tile same has come up fre-
quently in other places in the state and
80 the opinion Of Judge Hall viii be
of interest. 1t ii as follows:
"This Ii an information against the
respondent for furnishing intoxicating
liquor contrary to law. The respondent
was a teamster running from Stowe to
HYDE Park, Morrisyille, and other
places. In the instance upon which the
state relies to convict him Of furnish
ing Intoxicating liquor, it appears that
Ar. Isham, who was licensed to sell in
toxicating liquor under the provision Of
the law as second and fourth class
Iieensee, was about to 40 out of btisi-
ness BY reason Of failure of the town
Of Morristown to 90 license, and thar
it was understood that he was selling
out his stock Of liquor at a discount. We
find that these parties named saw MIR,
Baldwin and asked him to procure from
one to two bottles Of whiskey (G. O.
Blake brandy, if he could get 1t for a
dollar bottle; and in two instances
the money was furnished and kept sep
arate in one Of the instances. He was
that day drawing load of hides for
the party, was To collect the money, and
said that be would use the money Id
purchasing liquor; that 40 far as the
other man was concerned Baldwin was
ewing him and when the man offered to
furnish the money said, 4 will pay 1t,
] am owing you;' that this was done
as a friendly and neighhorly act that
the parties who sent by him under
stood that he was acting as their
agent, and that they were purchasing
the liquor. The respondent wrote
down their names on q book hc had in
his pocket and when Ne arrived at
Isham's laid down the book upon the
counter for reference BY the clerk.
He paid for two bottles Of whiskey
out of the money which the parties
had given him and stated to the clerk
of MIR. Isham the facts in connection
with the other two; that the clerk I'M
derstood that he was selling the liquor
" lilLi dn .thN tfStAlN VI tANcC RNAtAtns
The bottles were done up, two Of them,
at least, were labeled with the names
Of the parties; that they were taken
back BY the respondent to Stowe, that
they were delivered openly, and there
was nothing secret about 1t in any way.
~We find that Baldwin, the respon-
dent, was acting as the agent Of these
parties; and under the circumstances
Of this case 1--WE are deciding this case
ard no other) that the liquor was
never owned BY the respondent and it
was not furnishing to the parties in
such a way as to make him amenablr
to the Law providing that Intoxicating
liquor shall not be furnished, etc.
@The result is that the court Il I'M
animous in finding that the respondent
Is not guilty as charged in the informa-
tion and he is discharged without day"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
FRANK TURNER INDICTED.
Charged With Assaulting Or. Charles
w. Ray with Intent TO Kill


Woodstock, june 22 The one in
tlictment that was found by the grand
jury at this term oT Windsor county
court was against Frank Turner on
the charge of shooting Or. Charles
W. Ray, at Chester. December b, 1905.
The indictment is brief and sets forth
that the said Turner, being armed
with a dangerous weapon, to wit a
loaded revolver, discharged the same
iii and upon the body Of the said
Charles w. Ray with malicious and
felonous intent to Kill and slay the
said Charles Ray II will be seen
that the charge against the respon.
dent is such that if Doctor Ray had
died from the effects Of the shooting,
the accusation would be murder in the
second degree.
When the civil cases are completed.
which will not be until the middle Of
July, IN all probability, thu state cases
will come on for trial, this case among
the rest. But unless a certain important
witness for the defense, now absent
from the state, shall return by that
time, an application for continuance
viii be made by the respondents eom-
sci, Johr G. Sargent, Of Ludlow,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
Struck BY Lightning.

The farm buildings of James Rylc,
who lives about two miles from Waits
field village, were struck by lightning
during the heavy thunderstorm Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. Ryle had just driven
into the barn with load Of hay which
be had recently purchased when the
barn was struck. Ia spito Of tho Of
forts of thc neighbors Mr.. Ryle was
auabla TO save the barn from the de-
tructivc fire and Il was burned TO tbo
ground. Some ot the stock was burned
to death and among thia were hogs and
youns stock. with considerable amount
of farming implements. The loss j.
partialIv covered by insurance. Mr.
ilyle had $500 in the Onion Muptual
Fire Insurance company Of Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
CAUGHT BY A HOUSE.
Novel Way to Stop d Runaway Horse
Successful Last Night.

A horse belonging to Harry Watt Of
WiIliamstown started to get into trains
ing last night by doing the six miles
between here and that town in rather
less than the usual time. The horse be-
came frightened while coming down the
hill in WiIliRmstown and boited throw
ing Mr. Watt and companion out and
tipping the carriage over. The wagon
riglited itself and the broncho proceeded
70 finish his little jaunt by running 60
Barre but without expending enough
effort TO prevent his going through
Main street at rattling clip scatter
ing pedestrians to right and left. The
horse finally got caught between q
house and a barn on Third street and
was seized and found to be unhurt.
The wagon and harness were pretty
well dilapitated but no other damage
was done.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
Defence Made Motion to
Release Prisoner
BUT THE JUDGE DENIED III
Attorney Richardson Made Eloquent
Plea in Behalf Of His Client jury
Was Dismissed During the
Argument.

Boise, Idaho, June 22.- when the
state yesterday closed It's case against
William D. Haywood charged with the
murder Of ex-Gov. Frank Steunenberg,
the defense made All unsuccessful at-
tempt to have the court direct the jury
to aequit the prisoner on the ground
that the state had not proved its
charge Judge Woods ruling, which re.
quires the defense TO meet with evidence
the case that the state has presented,
was made at the close of court and it
was then arranged that Haywoods Il coun-
sci should make their opening statement
and present their first testimony on Mon
day.
The motion for On instruction to the
jury to acquit was BY agreement present
ed at the afternoon session and the jury
was sent out Of hearing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
CLUBS BAR LIQUOR.
Burlington Organisations Have Closed
Their Buffets.

Burlington, june 22-The clubs III the
city which have been conducting Bullets
for the benefit Of members have discon-
tinne,f dispensing intoxicating liquors.
The clubs have done this Of their mo-
ton Attorney General G. c. Fits was
in Burlington this week and held a con-
ference with States Attorney A. L. Sher-
man and the directors Of the various
clubs in the city regarding the sale of
intoxicating liquors in club houses. None
Of the clubs has any desire to combat the
law nor do they care to 70 80 far as to
make a test case. There is no test case
pending in Vermont courts at present.
The matter has been taken up by courts
in several other states and have decided
in favor Of the clubs and some against
them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
A FRENCH GOLFER
WINS BRITISH TITLE
Arnaud Massey, French Champion, Won
the Open Golf Championship at
Hoylake, Eng, Yesterday.

Hoylake, Eng, June 22.--For the first
time in its history the open golf chams
pionship has gone out Of the British
Isles. Arnaud Massey, the French charn-
pion, won the title yesterday with a
score of 3i2 strokes for four rounds.
His nearest opponent was J. II. Taylor,
an ex-champion, with score of 314.
Tom vardon and George Bulford tied for
third place with sl7 strokes.
The contest was played under adverse
weather conditions aud AIassey's game
was the most reliable Of all the COM
petitors. The grand aggregate Of Alec
Smith, the American champion, was aa3
strokes. He finished a4th. Smith sava
that the game here is harder than IN the
United States, owing to the difference
in the balls used.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
OPENS COMMENCEMENT.
Supper aud Dance in Honor Of Graduate
ing Class Last NIGHT.

The first Of the commencement festivi-
ties at Goddard was held last evening,
when the faculty gave the annual sup
per and dance to the graduating class.
The supper was served in the dining hall
at z o'clock and closed with a program
Of toasts responded 20 by members Of
the class and the teachers, Principal o..
X. Hollister acting as toastmustcr. Fol-
lowing the supper reception was held
in the upper hall in which the whole
school took part. In the receiving line
were che following teachers: Principal
O. r. Hollister, Miss Isham Miss Hol-
land and Professor Delane The ushers
were members from the junior class
Dancing was next in order, music be-
ing furnished BY Batchelder's orchestra
Of four pieces. The grand march was
led by Principal and Mrs. Hollister and
was participated in by fifty couple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
STATE RESTS IN BOISE TRIAL.
Prosecution All in, and Lawyers fol
Haywood Will Now Begin Fight.

Boise, Ia, June 22.-The state yester-
day made its last tender Of evidence
against William ID Haywood on trial for
the alleged murder Of Frank Steunen-
berg and the lead is now with the de-
fense, which will this afternoon ask for
an instructed verdict for the prisoner.
Two important pieces Of testimony
were offered yesterday morning. Charles
g. Kingsley, handwriting expert, testi-
fed that the writing Of the waivers on
the money telegrums sent from Petit
bones store in Denver in the names Of
u. WolfT and 'P Bone" to II. Green
in San Francisco, was done by the same
hand that penned Pettibone's letter TO
<John L. Stearns.
A stipulation by the defense admitted
the fact that Haywood telegraphed
money To Steve Adams at Ogden IN 1908,
and ruling by the court denying the
dissenting opinion in the Meyer habeas
corpus case in Colorado, cleared the di-
rect work Of the prosecution and opened
the way to the plea and case Of the de-
Tense.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
BOY HAD NERVE.
Ambrogio Frontini Of Montpelier Never
whimpered Bit.

Little Ambrogio Frontini Of Mont
pelier, who was just nine years old to-
day, showed good nerve yesterday when
he rot HIS hand caught in the derrick
where they were building a house on
Sihley avenue by walking home and
never whimpering bit. Or. Chandler
dressed the injured member and took
of the ends Of tMo fingers. A short
time ago the boys father, also named
Ambrogio, had a stone fall on his hand
received quito q severe injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
DEATH THIS MORNING.
Mrs. Minnie Nj. venner Leaves Husband
and Nine Children.

Mrs. Minnie M. Venner, wife Of
Thomas q. Venner, died at 1880 this
morning at her home, p Warren street.
Mrs. Venner was 30 years Of age and
has been III poor health for over a year,
her last illness lasting three weeks. She
has been resident Of Barre for the
past IA vars and Is survived by her hus-
band and nine children The funeral ar
are not yet completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
FOR A RAINY DAY.
Thieves Had Stored Ten Pairs of Rubber
Boots.

st. Adams, June 22.Ten pairs Of
htmberman's rubbers were recovered yes
tcfday by Chief Of Police Mahoney and
turned over TO the Central Vermont rail.
way. The rubbers We're discovered by a
bov. hidden in the abutments, under the
Pearl street bridge. The rubbers were
new and had evidently been hidden there
az no dealer in town could be found who
missed the property, the supposition is
that they were stolen from freight cars
ii transit through here,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
A BIRTHDAY SOCIAL.
Given With Good Success in presby-
terian vestry Last Night.

A birthday social was held last night
at the Presbyterian. church parlors which
was we'll attended and was an entire
success socially, and quite q go0e sum
was realized for the church fund as III
who attended gave one cent for each
year Of their ages.
The following programme was given
in pleasing manner, each Of the num-
bers receiving hearty applause; reading,
Miss Grace Blake; cornet solo, Arthur
Carroll; violin solo, Kenneth Gale;
musical trio, Miss Gale and Messrs. Car
roll and Gale. The programme closed
with the laughable farce "The Dumb
Waiter" given by five young ladies' Of
the church. The ones taking parts were
Miss Jennie Marr, Miss Jessie Ander-
son, Miss Mamie Mcdonald, Miss Violet
Murray and Miss Sophia Campbell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
TAUGHT FOR IS YEARS.
Miss Mary T.. Wells Spent All That
Time in One School

Burlington, June a2.--The closing ex-
ercises Of the grammar school were held
Yesterday at the school building with d
large attendance OF parents and friends
Ipf the pppilss The young people did
themselves proud, in ail the vnrioiis mum.
bers III The programme and they received
hearty applause.
The graduating class. which numbers
81 presented the principal, Miss Mary f.
Wells q handsome desk set Of of bur
nished copper as token Of esteem and
good wishes. The second class gave Miss
Well manicure and toilet sets, and her
associate teachers presented her a heau-
tiful opal ring. Miss Wells has been a
teacher in the school for 3s years, the
last 20 as principal She retires with
the warmest regard Of a long list Of grad
yates Of years gone by.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
BOLD BANDIT.
Holds Up Two Stages and Orders Bos.
ton Broker to Pass The Hat.

Wawona, Calf. June ga lone ban.
dit Thursday held up two Of the regu-
lar stages bound for Wawona, and re.
lieyed sixteen passengers Of vaIuahles.
When the second stage appeared he sig.
nailed ont Francis S. Eaton, a Boston
broker, aud made him pass the hat for
the other passengers TO drop in money
and jewelry and compelled Eaton's wife
TO stand behind him to shield him from
possible attack After collecting n
number Of watches and $3.50 in moner
he permitted the stage 10 20 on. A.
the next town d posse was sent in pur.
suit, but thus far the robber has eluded
them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
NEW TROOPS AT THE posr.
First Squadron Of 11th Cavalry Have
Arrived from Fort Des Moines.

Burlington, June % Troops a, b. G
and d, comprising the FIRST squadron Of
the llth cavalry, the newest acquisition
to Fort Ethan Allen, have arrived at the
post from Fort Des Aloines, Ia. The Off
GERS are Lieut.-Col G. H. Murray, Capt.
John 7. Haines, Capt. y. M. Leary, First
Lieut.. B. n. Rittenhouse, squadron ad-
iutant, First Lieut.. William i. w. Mack.
inley First Lieut.. Wade H. Westmore.
land, Second Lieut.. Frederick T.. Dick.
man, Second Lient- Guy II. Wyman and
Veterinarian John IT. Gould.
The first squadron is composed Of I6t
enlisted men and there are f3O horses.
The trip was made from Fort Des Moines
in special train which arrived in two
sections, one containing the men and the
other the horses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
GRADUATION AT JOHNSON.
Gov. Proctor Takes Part in The Nor.
NAL School Commencement.

Johnson, June 22 graduating ex-
ercises of the seventy.arst class Of the
johnson state Normal school were held
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The exercises began with a procession
of the school, Prayer was offered by
the Rev }. X. Fuller and an address
was delivered by Prof. Walter Il. How
ard, Of MiddIebury college Remarks
were made by Gov. Fletcher d. Proctor
which were followed by the singing Of
the class ode. The presentation of di.
plomas was made by o. d. Mathewson
.of Barre, member Of the state board
Of normal school commissioners.
The exercises were closed by sing.
ing the national hymn and = recess
ional.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
vermont League standing.
YALE DID 4 FAST MILE.
Varsity Made Squirt in 4:44-Light
Practice Now Until the Race.

Gales Ferry, Conn, June %. Hard
york by the Yale crews practically
closed Yesterday and the men from now
on VIII Ne gigen light practice up To the
day Of the races with Harvard next week.
The varsity eight did a mile squirt in
I4.44. The crew was given only light
practice dnring the afternoon. Coach
kennedy stated last night that there
would probably be no more time rows
for the varsity eight, and it IS under
stood that there may be none for the
other boats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
OPENS rHIs EYENINe.
University Of vermont's lo3 Commence
nent is Now On.

Burlington, June %. The univer-
sity of Vermont's l03rd commencement
opens this evening With the Kingsley
prize speaking and the annual baccal-
aurcate sermon 10 the senior class viii
81 given IN President Bucsham AT the
College street church tomorrow at three
o'clock. Glass dag exercises will be
held Oh tile college green Monday after
noon At two O'clock The graduation
comes Wednesday morning At II o'clock,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
RUTLAND MAN KILLED.
Daniel Hurley Was Run over BY d
Train at Whitehall, N. Y.

Rutland june ~ Daniel Hurley, a
former resident Of this city, died yes-
terday morning at whitehall. N. ". Of
injuries received Thursday evening. The
mes sage which told OF his death was
very brief hnt az It stated that both
legs were etlt oif II Is believed that the
man was run over BY train. John
Hurley Of Rutland, brother Of tde de.
ceased, left for Whitehall, M NJ There
are several other relatives IN this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
OPEN TO INDUCEMENTS.
Invitations Awaited For FiIemen's
Tournament by President Kent.

Montpelier, June 22.--H. o. Kent,
president Of the state Fircmen's asso-
citation, would be glad 10 hear from any
town or city in the state that would
like to entertain the association this
year for its annual tournament and oiFor
inducements In the way Of prizes II
no invitation is received II is probable
the annual meeting and tournament
will be held in this city in August.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
ALL THE 4MEDIcs" PASSED.
Glass Of s4 Doctors Win Be Graduated
Next Week.

Burlington, June 22.-The faculty of
The college Of medicine Of the university
Of Vermont met last evening to compute
tbe standing OF the fourth year men. All
az the "a men were found to be eligible
"a receive the doctorate in medicine, a
epdition not remembered by any Of the
faculty members present, to have oc-
.trred previously.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
wILLrAMSTOwN.

Van McAllister and Royal Moulton
were IN Chelsea today fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Drouen Of Adamant
are visiting friends in town.
Lyman Fi6eld returned TO Moretown
today after a few days at home.
Mr.. j. Dury and sister, Mrs. Whit
comb, called upon friends in Mortified
yesterday
Tho promenade BY the Junior ball
team was. well attended and the boys
cleared quite sum.
Beginning next week the morning
train viii leave here at 1920 a. M. IN
staad Of 7.4o as It has been doing the
past months
The Independent Order Of Odd Ladies',
NJ ", No, 81 are requested to pcet az
seampini hall, Monday at 1890 sharp
10 attend the funeral OF Mrs Minnie
Yenner Per order, n. g., Mrs. Cote
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
BANK IN GOOD SHAPE.
Capital Savings Bank Of Montpelier De
clared A Per Cent. Dividend.

THE trustees of the Capital Savings
hank Of Montpelier, declared dividend
\ four per cent This bank has a capi-
N stock Of 100000, and on June / it
NV undivided profits OF S56,67si6, with
aenosits Of s1,255,0i0.45.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
CHASED A DOE.
But Girls Saved The Animal From
Three Hounds.

Three hounds chased doe into the
pasture lane back Of John Tobin's on
west hill this morning The deer got
III among the cows and Mr. Tobin's
girls hearing the noises Of the dog
went out and drove the dogs away.
When the doe thought il was safe she
made of through the pasture.