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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
All Containing Liquor We're
Seized in a Raid
ON SATURDAY EVENING
9. Guidulli Was Arrested as Being the
Owner Of the Stuff, and His Case
viii Come Up for Trial
Tomorrow.

While waiting TO learn IL Barre ID
To 60 wet" or "dTy" the coming year.
the authorities are keeping busy irving
To make it a dry oify up to Nav l.
as the citizens voted one year ago. Thsir
activity took the fofm OF raid for Ii
qnor Saturday night and place on
North Main street, which is sometimes
designated sThe Dead Rat, after she
FASHION OF popular place in Paris, was
the destination. Deputy Sheriff II. ID.
Camp held the warrant, which had been
issued by grand juror Davis, and wng
assisted by the following oGicersr
Faulkner, Hanel Carrie, Johnston, Me-
Iver and Gamble. The time was be-
tween eight and nine.
The officers found five dozen bottles
Of Rosters beer, two barrels with Iit.
tie wine in each, one full barrel of wine
and four empty bottles which had been
used for beer Selecting the bottled
beer and the full barrel Of wine. the Off,
GERS made an inventory of the rest. When
they started to roll out the barrel of
wine, one female member of the COM
pany found in the house laid protesting
hands on them and declared that thew
shouldn't take that barrel, as it was
hers. The woman was gently thrust
aside, however, and the womans claim
to ownership was overruled
One, g. Guidulli, was picked out To
be the owner of the liquid, and he was
taken TO the police station. GuidulI
was arrsigned before Judge Scott the
same night and his case was put over
until tomorrow morning for preliminary
hearing The grand juror represented the
state, and the respondent was unrepre-
sented. Bail of $500 for his appear
anee in court tomorrow was furnished
by Mrs. Sanguinetti.
Breach Of the Peace Cases.
The peace is getting fractured every
day remarked the grand Juror when
he walked into court this morning TO
take up the third breach of the peace
case since last report. Guy Thompson
was the respondent. He was arrested
Saturday night by patrolman Hamel near
Depot square, where Thompson and an
other man were attempting to settle a
dispute with their fists for arguments.
While the patrolman was laying hands
on Thompson. the other fighter made
tracks and started off so lively that the
officers think he must have reached Bos-
ton by this time. Thompson admitted
this morning that he had broken the
peace and was fined s5, with costs or
$3.50.
In another affair two men were be-
fore Judge Scott Saturday afternoon.
They were Richard Turner and Ellis
Neddo, and their CHARGES were breach Of
the peace. The former pleaded guilty
TO whaeking A. Kemplin and paid fine
of s5 with costs OF 1896. On the other
hand Neddo pleaded not guilty and his
case was continued to March 80.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
EXPECTATION OF MEATS.
Valued at More Than $3.50, 1000, 900 for
the Past Year-Great Increase.

Washington, d. c., March 25.--The to.
tai expectations of meat, dairy products
and food animals from the United States
last year aggregated over s25o,o00,o00
in value according to statement IS
sued yesterday By the bureau OF stats.
tics Of the department Of commerce and
labor. This represents an increase on
$76,00o,oo0 or KS per cent during the
decade 1896 TO 1906. More than 60 per
cent Of the last years exports went to
the United Kingdom. Even this large
per centage, however, is less than that
OF a decade ago, when Great Britain took
over 10 per cent of American exports.
OF the s250000,000 worth of meats.
dairy products and food animals pass
ing out Of the United States last year
S40,0o0,000 was in live animals; $685.
100000 worth in lard; $40 900 600 In
bacon; $25,0oo,000 in fresh beef; sci.
100000 in hams; Sis.00OOOO iii oleo-
margarine; $14.00o,000 in pork other
than bacon and hams; "A, 100000 in but.
ter and S2,500,000 in cheese.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
Leaves paughtsr u cranltsvIIle.

Manchester, n. IT,, March 25.--The
death Of Roman Pepin of 451 Main
street occurred yesterday morning at
his home, aged 81 years, / month and
is days. Mr.. Papin was born in St.
Pierre les Besquets, P. O., but had re-
sided in Manchester for over thirty
years. He possessed large numebr Of
friends. Those who survive him are
eight daughters, Sister Tharzille Pepin
Of the Gray Nuns Of ST. Hyacinth, p.
O., Mrs. Frank Lefebvre OF ST. Menard
de Warwick, r. O., Mrs. Jeffrey Bvus.
seau, Mrs. Arthur Lebel Of East Weare,
Mrs. Thomas Gagne Of Graniteville.
VT, Mrs. Mederique Larohce, Pepin
all of Manchester, also two brothers,
ovida and Eustaee Pepin of st. Pierre
les Besqueta, p. Q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
plea for Marriage Annulment Granted.

The plea of Lena r. Grey Of Orange,
Mass, against Harold n Grey, sup
posed to be Of NorthheId, for the annul-
ment of her marriage, heard in the su.
perior court at Springfield, Mass, win
be granted. The petitioner was Lena u.
Pope of Orange, and was married to
Grey January 2, 1905, after q short ae-
quaintancc. II soon appeared that Grey
bad a wife, who was Efhe II. Gould,
whom he married at Montpelier in May,
1908. Mrs Grey no. made the dis
covery Of the first marriage in Pitts
burg, Mass Letters we're read in court
from Mrs. Grey no. 70 the effect that
she had let Grey have considerable mon
ey which she had earned, She was in
Orange with Grey previous to bis second
marriage, and left only eight days pre-
yious to the second marriage The petit
tones gave her age as 20 years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
Who Was Proprietor Of Port
land "SalVe Factory"
MUCH POWDER WAS FOUND
Police Unearth $50 Pounds Of Explosive
and Are Now Trying to Run Down
Capt T. NJ. Block, Retired
British Army Officer.

Portland, Me, March 25s--Captain r.
"A. Block, alias Or. Mazarine, in whose
alleged "salve factory" 25O pounds Of
powder were found yesterday, has dis
appeared and warrant is out for his
arrest. For some time the police have
suspected that all was not as it saonld
be IN Blocks establishment, and the
fact that hotel was located next door
TO them finally led to an investigation.
Block declares that be had only pound
or two Of powder, but the police have
evidence that he manufactured it on
the premises Block claims to be a
retired British army officer. He and
bis wife occupied luxurious apartments
AZ the Lafayette" hotel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
BOY HANGED HIMSELF.
Bright Lad Of Nine Takes His Life
No Cause Known.

Albany, N. VI, March 25.- Howard
Shutter, aged nine, one Of the brightest
scholars in the district school at Sell
kiik, about 10 miles from this city, COM
mitted suicide yesterday. The little fer.
low was found hanging from rafter in
the barn of Charles Niver, the discovery
being made by the boys father, who IS
employed on the Niver farm. Howard
had been playing around the neighbor.
hood during the day and was apparently
in the best Of spirits. Members Of his
family are at a loss to account for the
boys determination to take his life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
RESERVE OF 5000 HORSEPOWER.
This Amount of Power is For Use in
Brattleboro Alone.

Brattleboro, March 25.-Although the
Connecticut river dam, which win be
constructed across the river between
Vernon and Hinsdale, will be built large
IN by outside capital, the power ia
served for Brattleboro win be ample
for future requirements.
Under the contract by which the
Connecticut River Power company will
turn over the charter there must be
reseryed 5000 horsepower for Brattle.
boro. II provides specifically that this
reserve is in addition To whatever
power may be required by the industries
now located here.
The reserve power must be contract
cd for by Jan j, 1900, and, although
the time is short, ii is believed by
those back Of the project that the en-
tire reserve Of 3.0o0-horse-power win
b taken by that date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
Arthur Arnold Arrested.

Brattleboro, March Estate Attor.
ney Robert c, Bacon Of this town had
Arthur Arnold of Westminster arrested
Saturday on complaint Of Mrs. Jennie
B. Powers, humane agent, charging him
with not properly caring for and feeding
his cattle. A hearing win take place
Friday before Justice Herbert D. Ryder
in Bellows Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
AT ADVANCED AGE.
Mrs, Cherry s. Stafford Died in st. AL
hams Today.

Sc. Adams, March 25.--Mrs. Cherry s.
Stafford died at s o'clock this morning
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Don
aid butcher, at The age Of nearly "a
years Mrs. Stafford was considered one
Of the best educated women in the city
and had kept up her studies to the last.
She was graduated from the Emma VIII
lard seminary at Troy, N. Y, and learned
German after she was 20 years Of age
She 10 survived BY three daughters, Mrs.
Mason Marshall, Mrs Harry S. Lewis
and Mrs. Donald butcher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
ss DEGREES IN WASHINGTON.
Hot Wave Gradually Broken--summer
Weather Will Remain South.

Washington, March 25.-The weather
bureau last night announced that the
hot wave has been broken in the east
though the summer-liSe weather win
continue in the South and Southwest
for several days. According to official
adyices received at the weather bureau
it was showing yesterday in Albany, N.
II, and in many parts of New England.
The highest points reached by the ther-
mometer here yesterday was SIS degrees
at three O'Clock in the afternoon but
at Q o'clock last night the mercury had
dropped TO 55 degrees. Prof Franken-
field predicts that there will be now
several weeks Of cool weather.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
Occasion for Surprise to MFR. and hrs.
Keith Of South Main Street.

4 very pleasant evening was enjoyed
by about 40 Of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Keith, South Main street,
Saturday evening, the occasion marking
the fifteenth year of their married life.
James Anderson, on behalf of invited
guests, presented MT. Keith a solid gold
watch chain with pendant attached
Mrs. Keith was presented set of beau
tifuI silver knives and forks and their
little daughter, Aagie, was the recipient
OF handsome gold bracelet. With song
and story, few pleasant hours were
quickly brought to too early termina-
tion, all present wishing the happy cou-
pie long life and prosperity. A feature
of the evening was the singing of the
Broom Coo quartette"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
DON'T EXPECT FLOOD.
Montpelier Hopes to Get Around II This
Spring.

Montpelier, March 25,--A food was
feared somewhat yesterday, but al there
was no rain during the day, the fears
were not substantiated. STREET Super.
intendent Clark Roberts, who Is an ex-
pert on floods, now thinks there will be
no trouble froa high water in the river.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
FELL INrO cIsrERN.
Mrs. Hattie C. sherburne Helped Out
BY Daughter.

Mrs Hattie c. Sherburne met with an
accident yesterday which might easily
have resulted more seriously Mrs.
Sherburne went to the cellar for some
purpose and stepping upon the board
covering Of the cistern, which gave way
under her weight she was percipitated
in several feet Of icy water she was
unable to sxtricate herself until the
arrival Of her daughter, with whose as
sistance she got out. Although suffer
ing somewhat from the shock Mrs.
Sherburne's condition today is not Sc
nous and her recovery is expected in
day or two.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
NATIVE OF THErFoRD.
Nathan Page Powers Died in Manches-
ter, N. r., Yesterday.

Manchester, n. H., March 25.-Nathan
Page Powers died yesterday morning
at IL o'clock at the home, 9s1 Valley
street He was q native of Thetford,
VT, and had been a resident of this
city for twenty-five years. He was a
gardener. The survivors are his widow,
Mary A. Powers, and one sister, Mrs.
Rhoda Waterman Of Norwich, VT. He
was an attendant at the Merrimaek
street Baptist church He had been sick
for the last two weeks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
LEeIsLATuRE cosT s74.aes.
state Paid slo,Il7eo More in 1906
Than in 1904.

Montpelier, March 25--State Auditor
Horace r Graham turned over Satur-
day to State Treasurer II II. Dcayitt
all the receipts for orders drawn for
current expenses Of the General As
sembly Of 1905. The total amount was
S74,s63.o0, an excess Of Si0,t17.6o over
that Of 1904. The Spgislature Of 1905
was in session - dsSs, making daily
expense Of SJ.039.77
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
patent for RinrI.ss curtain pole.

St. Albans, March 25-Hary Mallioux,
a salesman in the carpet department
OF Richardson, TwiFg and company's
store, has been granted patent for a
ringless curtain pole.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
WOULD RUN BASEBALL.
Montpelier Men Said to Be Willing to
Take 1t on Their Own Hands.

Ed. Meigs and several other Mont
pelier men are said to stand ready to
run baseball on their own hook as
business proposition, ii the Intercity
management doesn't care to take up the
work this summer, provided the New
Hampshire state league admits them to
the held
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
FOR HOLY WEEK.
Services as Arranged at Church of the
Good Shepherd.

Holy week services at the Church Of
the Good Shepherd;
Monday-Eyening prayer and address
z p. m.
ruesday-Holy communion OILS a. M,
evening prayer and address p. M
Wednesday-H Holy communion 9;15 a.
mi, evening prayer and address p. M.
Maundy Thursday Holy communion
0:l5 a. m, evening prayer and address
z ,. m
Good Friday Morning prayer 9;15 a.
M; passion service, - to ., M; even
ing prayer and sermon, p. m.
Easter Holy communion 9;15 a.
m, evening prayer and baptism 4 ?. M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
snearinr-nH fnr shIinnrs.

A sugaring OIL for the shfiners oi il,s
eity win be held ct the orchard Of f g
Little tomorrow, and tile members are
requested 10 meet At eleven o'clock in
the forenoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
RACERS BURNED.
Eleven Horses Killed in New York Fire
Yesterday.

New York, March 25.-Eleven race
horses were burned to death in fire
which destroyed three buildings at the
Sheepshead Bay race track yesterday.
Among the horses destroyed were
Fine Cloth, Lady Prudence, Sir William,
johnson and the Star Of tie Ocean. The
horses were all in the stable Of Thomas
Watt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
THINK THEY HAVE BOY.
Missing Son Of Dr. Marvin Reported
Found in Chicago.

Chicago, ILL.,, March 25.---It is reported
that the missing son Of Dr.. Horace Mar
yin Of Dover Del, has been found in
this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
BROKE THE PLEDGE.
Montpelier Man Will Have to Take a
Double Dose.

Montpelier, March 25 =. aHeensns
Bowers, who took the pledge in city
court week ago after being found gull
ty Of intoxication, was arrested this
on a similar charge. For break
ing the pledge he will have to serve
fifteen days on top Of the fifteen days
for the new offense Of intoxication.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25

Miss Helen Kelley Of Burlington is
visiting al the home Of her sister, Mrs.
g. q. Mascot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
CHELSEA.

G G. Fuller Of Corinth was IN town
Tuesday and purchased nice four.vear
old colt Of Erastns b. Dickenson.
CharIcs II. Dickenson 81 Waits Rive,
was in town Tuesday, the guest Of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. h. b. Dickensop
The Independent Order Of Foresters
will hold an old and young folks ban
in their hall Thursday evening of this
week.
Simon w. Gage and wife have moved
from the Dr. A. b. Smith tenement an
South Main street to w. NJ. Nathan !
tenement on Jail street.
Miss Gail Corwin, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr., and Mrs. z. al.
Corwin, for two weeks, returned Tues-
day to her school work at NothReId.
Mass
p. a. Corwin went on Tuesday to
North Charleston, M H., to Richard II.
Bacon, former Chelsea boy and for
several years q popular, clerk n fhe
store OF Ja a. R. Corwin & Son
The firm Of Baraw and Spear who
for several years have conducted the
Chelsea meet market has beeri dissolved
by mutual agreement MI. Spear bas
sold his interest 10 MIR. Baraw, WHO Will
conduct the business.
Fillmore Edwards Of Washington viii
leave this week for PardeeviIle. Wis. 10
visit his som Fred wv Edwards. He win
be accompanied bv his granddaughter
Miss Sybil daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs
WI A. George A little later Mr.. ana
Mrs. George contemplate going 10 wis.
consin also with the intention Of set
Ting there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
BUST THE
PHONE TRUST
WatchWord Of Independents
Who Meet at Bradford
URGED TO CONTINUE WAR
I'VE Are a Power and We Are United
to Protect Ourselves and the
People," the cry--ofacers
for Year Elected.

Bradford. Jan. o"Bust the trust
was the watchword Of the members d
1.-THE Vermont and New Hampshire Inde
pendent Telephone association, which
held its fourth convention in the par
lors Of the Hotel Low yesterday after.
noon.
When President H. W. Buchanan call
ed the convention to order there were
about a5 people present, representatives
lot the 30 companies in the association
with their wives, representatives Of var.
lious supply houses and others. Il. WI
3uzzell Of St. Jobnsbury the secretary,
read report which covered 4 Great deal
1 OF matter Of general interest to inde.
lpendent companies, dealing with growth,
construction and litigation, rrging tho
use Of the shield, The sign Of tie in
dependent movement, and nrgine All the
members and an interested III indepen-
dent lines 20 stand together against the
eneroaellnent of monopoly aud for the
rights and interests of the people.
I'VE have shown the people and leg-
islature Of this state,s he said .'that
we are a power and that we are united
to protect ourselves and the people from
the unjust iron rule Of the Rel Tele-
phone company Our association HAS
been the means Of making some laws
for our protection and there will be
more made as we need them, and every
independent non Bell company in Yer
mont and New Hampshire should belong
TO this association for their own pro
lection and the protection Of their pa
tronss
The following resolution offered by
him was adopted:
Resolved, that We, the independent
non Bell telephone companies constitnt
ing the Vermont and New Hampshire
Independent Telephone association, do
rejoice and are glad at the success of
tne Metropolitan Independent Telephone
company Of Boston in securing fran
cnise Of that city against the wishes
Of the great monopoly, the Belf Tele-
phone company, and their sympathizers.
and we further extend 0ur sympathy to
the men behind the guns in this great
fight for their rights When Boston and
the other large cities in which fran.
eiiises have been granted to independent
telephone companies are installed we
will be glad again That is what we
are waiting for IN New Hampshire and
Vermont $4,000 phones strong. and fur
ther we offer our services in any way that
may be beneficial to the independent
in Boston or elsewhere
The officers elected were: president. /
II. w. Buchanan, Barton Landing; vice
president, o. D, Eastman. Woodsyille, /
n. H.; secretary and treasurer. G. ~.
BuzzelI, 81, Johnsbury; executive com
mittee. II. w Buchanan. G. w. Buzzell, /
,. d. Eastman. WoodsvilIe. n. H.; Fred /
4. Gleason, Warren, N. H.; d. L. Me. /
5uire, Albany, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
A SOCIAL EVENING.
Athena Club Has Pleasant Gathering
With Mrs. BeokIev.

very pleasant evening was spent
with the members Of the Athena club
and their friends at the home of Miss
Alice Beckley Tuesday evening After
q social hour during which time an o.
portunity was given to meet DIR. Anna
I. keltoH, the committee of arrange.
mert, Mrs. Howland, Mrs. Bradley. Mrs.
Gordon Mis- Beckley presented the fol-
lowing programme; piano solo, Miss Tia
Batehclder; lecture. Dr. Anna L. Kel-
ton; vocal solo, Mrs. NJ. NJ Gordon
reading, Miss Eva Smith; piano solo,
Miss Batcheller.
IN the brief but Interesting sketch Of
osteopathy given by DR.. Keton, some
Of the practical illustrations proved that
g kink in the back Is the only thing
that stands between many people and
a life Of happiness
The table III the dining room was
prettily decorated with a center piece Of
the Japanese tir. Punch AMI It's accom-
Baniments were served hv Miss Nina
Bates and Miss Cara Batchelder
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
McGILL BEAT NORWICH.
Score Of Basket Bali Game at Northhelo
81 to 2s.

Mortified, Jan. B.--The basket ball
team Of Norwich university was defeat.
ed last night by MeGill university II
Montreal, the score being "a to 26. THAT
this was the cleanest and one of thp
fastest games ever seen here was eyi.
dent by the general satisfaction OK.
pressed by the 500 people who witnessed
the game. From the start both teams
played fast. snappy bah, ana many bril-.
liant plays We're made. Norwich at tie
end Of the frst period was 6 points
ahead, and McGill tiad the score al the
end Of the second IN the last period
both teams came out with determination
70 win, bat Mctill soon showed that
they had more staying qualities than
the home team and soon leal too
large 70 overcome Norwich proved her
self superior in passing and made MANY
excellent plays but the visitors were
much more accurate IN Shooting.
The game played during the internis.
sion Was between Randolph ed ana
Mortified Ed. resulting in favor Of
Northfeld the score being . to 2. DANE
ing under the ausp;ees of company i was
enjoyed after the game. music being fur.
nished by Connelrs orchestra.
The line up:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
NATIONAL BANK OF BARRE
ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT
Frank C, Rowland, for Long Time CASH
ier,succeeds D. M. Miles, who
Retires Because Of
III Health.

The National Bank of Barre held its
annual meeting at its banking rooms
yesterday forenoon. Directors were
elected as follows: J. Henry Jackson.
B. A. Eastman, John +. Smith, +. II.
Burke, NJ. +. Rowland, r. G. Rowland.
AT later meeting the directors cleo
ted Frank @. Hoyland, president, j..
Henry Jackson, vice. president, Thomas
H. Cave, Jr,. Cashier.
Mr.. FIowiaHd the new president, sue
ceeds ID. Nj Miles, who retires because
Of i'll health and who has gone to Cal
iforiia, where be expects to remain seve-
raj months. He has been employed in
the National Bank of Barre for 22 years
and for over 20 wears has been It's
cashier, relinquishing the latter posi-
tion yesterday to assume the more re-
sponsible one Of president. Mr.. Cave,
spcnsible one of president Mr.. How.
land win continue the policy which has
made this institution a solid and pros
porous one in the past and viii continue
to give the same prsonal care and at
tention to its affairs he always has Mr..
Cave, who has been assistant cashier, is
TO that Of cashier
Resolutions of appreciation Of the
services Of the retiring president were
adopted at the directors meeting.