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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
QUARRY OWNERS ASK
FOR SLIGHT CHANGES
To Their Dill, Among Which l. Three
Years Agreement Instead o. Yearly
Affair. a. Under Present
Arrangement.

IN addition 70 tie changes askel fof in
the working al1tement Ia the granite
cutting industry ci iiaFre, a. announced
saturday, the Quarry nwnefs' assoelai
tlon has asked lor slight changes ia the
BIN eilh lhe Quarry WoIkers union,
announcement ~ che desire Tor the
change having hern maAo Saturday. a.
per agreement that notification must be-
presented three months before the explf.
aiipu q chs agreement ~ operation.
This BIN runs from year q year, but
the owners now want - make three
yean' agreement with lhe men, besides
asking for sonc other changes. including,
for one thing. a definite Interpretation
oi overtime pay Last summer there
was a slight misuadenta anding as 20
what continued overtime IN this case
the men Wese worked IN eight hour
shifts. beginning beforr seven IN the
morning IN come instances. and other
gngs going un later IN the day and
working after four IN the afternoon.
This matter was settled up a the time,
however. There Is 10 doubt that the
two organizations win b. able 70 got
together.
In relation 20 the dual Demands for
changes Ia The cutting end 81 the bnsi.
meas. Il may b. stated that there are only
four placcs under the jurisdiction Of tho
national employers Association. whose
working agreements 10 not expire next
March The four are llariwies, Bethel.
Milford, \. H., and Stony Greek, Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Tonight at the opera house, Daniel
Sully in "The Golden Rule
The regular meeting Of the N. q. o.
p, win be held Wednesday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
All the ladies Of the Queen Of the For
est circle, No. 357, going to East Barre
meet at Foresters' hall at 5s45 o'clock
Tuesday evening, Dec. 81.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today are S. c. G. Ward,
Augusta, Me. c. II. Kanhee, Boston; Il.
Al. Toleun and L. N. Davis, New York,
agents for Vogels minstrels; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Berton Pike, Marshfield and five
members Of the Daniel SulIy company.
A summoned meeting will be held at
Foresters' hall Wednesday evening, Dec.
4. at o'clock, when the supreme chief
companion from Boston and the state
deputy from Rutland win be present,
and a special request is made for all
members to be present, as work Of i'm
portance will be transacted. After the
meeting banquet viii be served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
Slxtleth Congress Convened
In Washington To-day
HELD SHORT SESSIONS
Both Senate ana House Adjourned Out
Of Respect to Deceased MembeFs-
Presidents Message to Be Read
Iomorrow.

Washington, D. G., Dec s-Thc slxii.
eth Congress assembled today AZ noon.
Il was washlngion's one great show day
Of the year. Admission vas BY card
only, and for days visitors IN the city
have been besecehing, caiollug, and in
somo eases almost threatening their rep.
resentatiycs and senators Tor the neces.
sary passeboards.
Tho procedure Ia the Senate was for.
mol and brief. In the House the entire
membership had 70 be sworn in. Speaker
Cannon and tho other officers bad to be-
reelected, and the seats bad % b. a..
signed The organization ot the upper
house being continuous. Nicep president
Fairbanks presided and the Rev. Edward
Everett Hale. the distinguished New
England chaplain, offered prayer After
the new member we're sworn In. Senator
Hale. master Of ceremonies. offered tho
usual resolution directing the appoint
ment OF a committee 10 act with a COM
mittec Of the House 70 wait upon tho
president and inform him that Congress
was assembled and prepared 20 receive
any communications he might be- pleased
to make. Tho committee viii not re.
port until tomorrow.
Two moro resolutions informed the
unsuspccting House that the Senate was
ready 20 go TO work, and fixed the hour
Of meeting at noon Of each day. Reso.
lutions were then offered officially in
forming the Senate Of the deaths Of Sen.
ators Morgan and Pcttus Of Alabama,
and out Of respect to their memories ad.
journmcnt was taken.
The House adjourned out Of respect
70 the memory Of Representatives Slemp
Of Virginia and Smith Of Illinois The
annual message Of the president was
not sent 10 Congress today. on account
Of the early adjournment Of the Senate
and the unorganized conditions Of the
House. Il IL expected that It win be
read in both houses Tuesday afternoon,
Immediately after the committees shall
have reported that they have waited
upon the president and informed him
that Congress was ready 20 receive any
communication he might make.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH.
Was William Bissett Of Quincy. Mass,
Who Cot Hauled Up for II.

Three cases Of intoxication, two of
which were second oifenses, we're disposed
Of In the city court this morning viii
liam Bssctt Of Quincy, Mass, who bad
been let out of the county jail Saturday
morning from 20 days sentence, was
found at four o'clock Saturday afternoon
asleep under a ear near the Harrison
plant by Officer Garlic. Besides being a
cold bed it was a precarious one, as an
engine was shifting cars on the tracks
nearby, The officer secured team and
carried him to the police station. This
morning he pleaded guilty to second
oifense and was sentenced back to jail
for 30 days and to pay the costs.
John Leonard, arrested Saturday hight
by Officer Gamble. pleaded guilty to
first offense and paid fine Of S., with
costs Of $685.. Chauneey Matott, arrest
ed Saturday night by Officer Gamble,
pleaded guilty 10 a second ofense and
paid total Of S2290.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
PROMINENT IRIsHMEN COME,


New York, Dec. 2 Arriving "a the
steamer CamaHla iFom Queenstown
yesterday was a delegation ~ dlslin'
gulshed fflshmen who afe interested ID
making blacksod liay, Ireland, the east
EN- trFminai oi the Atlantic neain IN
the proposed Aii Rcd railway aud steam
snip route. The contemplated system
provides for steamship line directly
connecting Great Britain and 0anada
aeFoss the sentiment service over the
branw rrsnk railfoad and steamship
connections between the west coast II
the Dominion with Japan, China ani
Australia.
The delqaeilon = made up of the Most
het, Dr Clancy. bishop u Sligo. Dr.. Il.
ambrose. n. n. John AFmiiage Drake
J. T., The Rev Daniel +. r. Reilly and
he Rev. Nr sherry. The deleagtlan viii
lay ~ ease before Premier Laurier al
Ottawa.
Speaking Of taslr mission last night
nf. Ambrose Raldi
we maintain, In ireland, that n we
arc to pay our share ol the subsidy 20
be given for the An Rod route, We
should rceeise aoae of toe benefits Our
Ffopositlon u Is have Rlarksod Bay,
Ireland. the eastern port for the Atlantic
steamers ~ The r1utei 10 have a rail.
read built from the haY 70 Sligo con
Meeting with the lines already built 20
Green More on the east coast of irolandi
e have ferry system from Green
More 20 Fleetwood Scotland, 80 that the
trains can bc carried across 20 Scotland
end placed on railroads that will take
them down into England. Ireland viii ~.
ceiye great profit ftom the bay from
the new Irish railroad The latter win
cost a million and a half Of dollars"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
FINDS HALL LOCKED.
Bryan Does Not Speak to Elks at Derby,
Conn.

Derby, Conn, Dee. "A late change
Of plans aud forgotten letter operated
against the delivery Of William Jennings
Bryan's address at the memorial service
held by the local Elks in the opera house
yesterday at Q o'clock.
1t was learned last night that several
days ago Mr.. Bryan sent letter to a
state senator, friend of his informing
the Elks Of the change in his plans. nee.
essitating his leaving Bridgeport yester-
day morning at 9:17.
The letter, it is admitted was forgot
ten by the senator and not remembered
until Saturday night. Mr. Bryan tried
to arrange to speak here at Sis Sun,
day morning, came here for this purpise
bat found the opera house closed, after
ward met a number of Elks at their
headquarters and later left for New
York by way of Bridgport.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
QUICK VIII SAVED HIM.
Otherwise A. ". Lane Would Have Been
Instantly Killed by Machinery.

There j. no change in thc condition Of
Alfred w. Lane. although he is better
than could he expected for one who had
been whirled about the shafting of =
polishing mill in the manner that he
experienced Friday. That be j. alive
today i due to the fact that when be
felt himself drawn into the machinery
he graspcd the shafiing with bis hands
and thus drew his body down a. closely
a. possible. He was not quick enough,
however. 90 escape getting one knock
against the side Of the building sixteen
inches from the whiFiing machinery.
The single knock gave him most Of the
broken bones and the dislocafed shoulder.
He Is still very low. but DR.. Whitaker
holds ont no hope for recovery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
SECRETARY METCALF
TELLS NAVAL STORY
Annual Report Of the Secretary of the
Navy Made Public, Showing Yes
sells Completed and Under
Process of Construction.

Washington, d. G., Dec 2.-The an
nual report Of V, II. Aletealf, secretary
of the navy, was made public yester-
day. IL shows that during the past year
contracts have been let for new battle
ships to the Fore River Shipbuilding
company, the Delaware, at S4 1877, 900;
and to the Newport News Shipbuilding
and Dry Dock company the North Da-
kota, at $3,9S7 900. The Delaware will
be provided with Curtis turbine engines,
while her sister ship, the North Dakota,
will be fitted with engines Of the recip-
rocating type.
New ships added to the navy during
the past year are: Battleships, Georgia,
New Jersey, Rhode Island, Virginia,
Connecticut, Louisiana, Kansas Mime
sofa, Vermont; armored cruisers, Tennes-
see, Washington, st. Louis, Milwaukee.
The following battleships and armored
cruisers have completed their preliminary
contract trials, but have not been as
signed to the feet: Battleships, Ne
braska and Mississippi; armored cruis-
ers, California, South Dakota.
The following submarines have also
completed their trials, but have not yet
been assigned to active service. Cuttle-
fish, Octopus, Tarantula, Viper.
There are at present under construc-
tion the following vessels: Battleships,
Idaho, New Hampshire, Michigan. South
Carolina, Delaware, North Dakota; ar
mored cruisers, North Carolina, Mon
tana; scout cruisers, Chester, Birming-
ham, Salem; torpedo boat destroyers, No.
III. No. IS, No. l9 No. 20, No. n; fleet
colliers, Vestal, Prometheus.
of the vessels under construction, one
battleship, two armored cruisers, and
three scout cruisers ought to be in com
mission for sea service within the next
six months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
DEEP DOWN IN EARTH.
Fifty or Sixty Miners Arc EntOmbed
By an Explosion.

Monongahela. Pa, Dec. 2-Between 80
and o. miners ara cntombed in the
Naomi mine Of the United Coal company
At fayette City a. the result Of an ex.
ploslon Of black damp last night. Il Is
thought that many are dead behind tons
Of rock and coal which fell during the
concussion and blocked the entrance.
The explosion was caused. Il Is said, by =
miner with an open lamp, who catered
one of the old workings.
Medical aid has been sent from Monon.
gahela and surrounding towns. Details
are meagre, owing 70 defective telephone
service. Messengers have been sent out
from here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
HIS DEAD BODY
FOUND UNDER BARN
Joseph Pousant of Danville Killed Him
self by Shooting This Morning
Had Been in III Health.

st. Johnsbury, Dec. 2-Ioseph Pou.
SAINT, aged 81 years, killed himself by
shooting at his home ia Danville early
this morning. His dead body was found
under his barn. He had been in i'll
health for some time and had been dis
couraged. He appeared as well as usual,
however, yesterday and no indications Of
mental trouble were noticed He leaves
a wife, two Sons and three daughters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
CASE OF INTEREST
TO GRANITE MEN
Trial 10 Recover For Hulius.cartsr
Vault At Bennington TO Come Up
h County Court There.

81 Johnsbnfy, Dec e.-The December
term Of Caledonia county court, which
confenes Tuesday, win have several I'm.
portant state eases for IL consideration.
The most important will be lhe suit N
chanecFy against tae village trustees of
ST. Johnsbnry and about SO patrons q
the village water system. The .dt i
brouhat by the state b0ari IL health
and Attorney General Fitts will conduct
the trial assisted BY States Attorney
Hill Abont Ell the lawyers IN ST.
aonnshufy have been eaplnyed either hy
The village or the individual respondents
in the suit and some interesting laa
points win be- brought out az the trial
There are also four eases ot burglary
against The ialiberty hoys Of 81. Johns
hurry and case m llardwick viii be
Investigated wherc two parties have
lived taevther a. husband and wife II
legally The man. James OV0nncll. Is
now IN jail awaiting his trial and The
woman. Mrs Peter nlauin. was arrested
~ HaFiwick November IL f0f selling To-.
toxioatlng liquor and + now serving
years sentence AZ the work house At
Rutland, O'Cunnell has 4 wife and chill
dfcn living II Mas iachusetts.
Elisaa May. The states attorneys
partner. will hook after The criminals
during SIR. llilla absence a. he goc. 10
nennintenn Monday 70 defend thc plain.
til IN the case Of the Drew Daniels
Granite company -. X. w Weld of
Chicago and G. r. llullng Of Bennington.
The suit u brought % recover thc.con.
tract price Of the liuling. Carter vault
recently erected IN bennington. The
case interests the granite dealers Of tn
state a. Il involves the question Of de.
lays IN the shipment q the stone used
In the construction Of the vault.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
sArIsFAcroRY sErrLEMENr.
OF Accounts Of Donohue Creamery at
Milton on Saturday.

Milton. Dec 2.-Thc temporary en-
barrassment at the Donahue creamery
was satisfactorily arranged at the farm
ers' meeting held Saturday. Seventy
five per cent. Of what is due the patrons
for October milk was paid and the re-
naming 20 per cent win be paid in a
few days when contract satisfactory
10 all will be signed H. T. Powell was
appointed financial agent TO handle all
the money and attend to all the business
out side Of the manufacture Of The but.
ter. Patrons will be paid weekly after
December and win be paid during
June. July and August next for the milk
delivered the past November.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
SOLD HIS PROPERTY
TO PAY TAXES
City Of Montpelier Put 0ne-eighth Of
J. w. Swasey's Possessions Undef
the Hammer Today.

Assistant City Clerk Pollard Of Mont
pelier sold under the hammer today an
undivided eighth interest in the property
OF John W. Swasey, nm aged and ecccn-
trio Montpelier man, The property sold
was an eighth Of his Town Hill property
and also an eighth Of his Court street
property, consisting Of six tenements.
There was only one bidder, General J III.
Lucia, and the property sold for just
about enough for the taxes, VIZ, $9S.05
on tho former and sl26.57 on the Court
street property The water department
Of Montpelier got after Mr. Swasey re-.
Gently, but the old mans tenants dubbed
together and paid the water rentals,
Mr. swasey is so years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
SAL0ME HILLARY MARTIN
Died in Montpelier Today After Only a
Brief Illness.

Mrs. Salome Hillary Martin, widow
Of Wallace Martin, died suddenly this
morning at her home on Court street,
in Montpelier the cause being pneumo-
nia. She prepared dinner ais usual last
Friday and was taken sick that night,
failing rapidly until the end came this
morning. She Was born in Berlin 90
years ago. For many years she resided
IN Williamstown, going 70 Montpelier
five years ago. She leaves five children,
Belle Martin, Julius Martin and Mrs
Bertha Harris Of Montpelier and George
H. Martin Of Williamstown. She leaves
sixteen grandchildren and one great
grandehild The funeral will be held on
Wednesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
HIT BY A BLACK JACK.
A Chicago Architect Found Unconscious
on Streets ol Nov York.

New York, Dec 2.-Henry Worth.
irgton. an architect Of Oak Park. sub.
orb Of Chicago was found on pavement
Last night unconscious aud with LAGER.
ated scalp wound. which the police be.
lieye was made BY black jack
Worihinteon has been visiting his
sister-in.law, Niles Louise Lewis. When
ne left her home Saturday, he carried
a. least $500. Only S92.7s was found In
his clothes.
Two men found worthington and car.
ried him to policcstation. The hospi.
tai physicians say that the wound is
serious. Miss Lewis said she believes
ner brother-in.law was drngged and rob.
bed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
CAUGHT BY sHAFrINe.
Joseph Revecka Meets Tragic Death
at Marble Quarry.

Rutland. Dec. at was learned here
yesterday that Joseph Revecka, aged
25. met a tragic death Saturday at a
new quarry recently opened by the Ver-
mont Marble company at West Rutland.
Revecka was standing with his back
to the hoisting engine, when a set screw
caught his coat and he was whirled
around the shafting The mans clothing
was ripped. off entirely and the badly
was hurled IL feet.
Fred sward was struck in the forehead
by boot, receiving deep cash.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
That Imprisoned Miners Are
Alive To-day
FRANTIC EFFORTS MADE
Small Pipe Has Been Forced Down
Through Which Air and Water Are
sent-it Is Feared That Many
Were Hurt by Explosion.

Belle Vernon, Va, Dec. 2.--As yet not
sound Of life has come from the depths
Of the Naomi mine Of the United Mime
company, whore a portion Of the night
shift were cntomhrd last night al the
lower level. A small pipe has been iorr.
"a through the debris until Il Il now poe.
sihlc 70 force air and water into the
depths. Tho rescuing force II lahoring
frantieally In half.hour shifts. one body
has been recovered. Il Il feared that
more than half OF the shift were killed
hy the initial explosion. The exact
number Il not yet known. The com.
pany's loss will be great.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
Captain and Crew Saved.

New York, Dec. 2.-The Sandy Hook
life saving crew early yesterday took
off the captain and crew of eight Of the
brig Lady Napier, which went ashore at
the Hook while running in for shelter
last night. The brig was still fast last
night and her load of 800 tons of iron
will have to be removed before snc can
be pulled of. She lies 100 yards west
of the Hook beacon. Is head on, well up
on the beach and resting easily. She
mas sprung leak She was bound from
psmerara fer st. Jonn, N. B.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
.REAPPOINTMENTS
FOR ALL DEPUTIES
Sheriff Tracy Today Named His Assist
ants in Washington County--All
the Same, Except Chief
Faulkner.

Sheriff Frank Tracy today appointed
his deputies for the coming year as fol-
lows, Barre City, III. D. Camp, III. u.
Slayton, Lewis Mcleod, David Faulkner:
Barre Town, A. b. Hutchins and j u.
Ward; Cabot, r. G. Lance; Fayston.
George G. Granflold; Marshfeld, s. II.
Jlnwin; Aiddlesex, D. r. Hastings; Mont
pelier, J. L. Tuttle, II b. Wedge and
III. @. Lawson; Moretown, q. ]. Ferris;
Roxbury. M. g. Chase; Waitsneld, o. q.
Eaton; Warren, T.. NJ Turner; Water
bury. @ G. Graves and ". H. Dillin9.
ham Woodbury.. j. A. Morse; Worces-
TIL, II. Il. Abbott All Of these are re-
appointments except, Chief Faulkner Of
this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
WILL COST MORE.
To Run The Government Than The Last
Appropriation.

Washington, D. G.. Dec. 2.-According
10 estimates furnished by the various
departments and transmitted to Con-
gres today by Secretary Of the Treasury,
IL viii cost Uncle Sam Sf56,O00, 600
more to run the government in the fis-
cal year, beginning July next. than was
appropriated BY Congress for the cur
rent year. The total appropriation for
the current year was S7lO,2st626.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
Banking circIes FeeIing wen.

Washington, Dec. 2.The close of the
past week found a confident feeling pre-
vailing in banking circles and at the
treasury, that the financial situation of
the country would soon resume its nor
nal state. The intervention Of the gov
ernment two weeks ago, BY which ii
was proposed to issue Sf50.000,0 900 in
new securities, accomplished the purpose
anticipated by President Roosevelt and
Secretary Cortelyou in demonstrating
the ability OF the treasury to relieve
disturbed conditions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
FUNERAL on :. /. WHITNEY
was Held from His Late Home in Chel-
sea Yesterday.

Chelsea, Dec 2The funeral Of ex.
Sheriff Frank I. Whitney was held from
Ills late home at two O'clock Sunday
afternoon, the Rev. George T. Lake off
eiating and Deacon w. s. Hatch conduct
ing. The pail bearers were John Nj
comstoek, EIgn D. Barnes, Fred "
Lewis aud George A. Tracy. Intermens
was in Highland cemetery The large
attendance at the funeral was univer-
sal attestation Of the esteem in which
Mr. Whitney was held and the floral
tributes. beautiful and profuse, were si-
lent testimonials OF loye and respect.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
MARRIAGE IN MoNrPELIER.
Quiet Wedding Was Performed Yester
day Afternoon.

A quiet v'edding was performed at the
home Of the groom in Montpelier yes.
terday afternoon when John w. Rogers
and Isabelle Bannister were married
By the Rev. II. A Buzzell They viii re-
side in Montpelier, where the groom is
a barber, employed by ". o. Estee The
bride formerly resided in Randolph,
while he came from Bethel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
BEGAN LONG VOYAGE.
Second Flotilla Of Torpedo Boat De-
stroyers Sets Out.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 2. The six vessels
comprising the second fotilla Of United
States torpedo boat dcstroyers, which
II to precede the battleship squadron
to the Pacific, began its long voyage Of
15,00D miles yesterday afternoon from
the Norfolk navy yard. !, Arriving at
Hampton Roads the remainder Of the
day was spent in compass-adjustment
xuorIg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
THIS MONUMENT LOST.
Il Being Held at Toledo, Ohio, Awaiting
Instructions.

A granite monument, mostly rock
faced, Is lying at Toledo, Ohio, awaiting
a claimant, as there is no mark on the
shipment to denote its destination, cr
the place from which it was shipped. 1t
Ii simply marked 5,54i and was shipped
in car c. c. @. & st. L. 22.175. The name
on the monument is "Hegler. The
monument is being held al Toledo for
orders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
JUST MISSED sl5o,oOo.
Man About to Inherit Good Estate
Killed BY an Automobile.

New York, Dec. 2.--Earle Ira McDon.
aid Of Holley, N. Y, was killed yester.
day when his automobile, collided with a
sand pile In Bay Ridge. The machine
overturned and Mcdonald was pinned in
the wreekage. He was removed to the
hospital wnere he died later Mcdonald,
it was said, would shortly have come
into an estate valued at $f50,00o. His
companions escaped unhurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
NoT ExHIBIr THIs YEAR.
Vermont Poultry and Pet Stock Assoc
citation to Stay Out Year.

Burlington, Dec. 2. lib. B. Beeman,
vice president Of the Vermont Poultry
and Pet Stock association, has received
word that no exhibition will be held this
year under its auspices. The show ia
usually held In January. a year ago Ii
was held in st. Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-02
@FUzzY" HARRISON CAPTAIN.
WoodsvilIe Boy to Lead Goddard Foot
BAH Eleven Next Year.

at a foot ball meeting at Goddard
seminary Saturday evening. oG'sY wnra
awarded by the athletic association te
Foote. Connor, Benedict, Slack and
Gallagher. Henry 'Fuzzyp Harrison Of
Woodsyille, N. H., was elected captain
el the team for next year.