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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
Well known Barre Man Died
Yesterday Afternoon
WAS AT WORK in FORENOON
Miss Adeline Wheeler, Aged e2 Years
Died Yesterday Afternoon Due to q
General Breaking Down Of Health
Incident to Old Age.

The death summons came suddenly tn
Arthur Q. AveriIl at his home, III IRE
mont street, yesterday afternoon for he
was busily engaged all the forenoon at
the mill of bis brother, Il. "A. AverilI, on
South Main street and was stricken with
illness only after going home to dir-
ner On starting for home he told bis
brother that he was not feeling very
well and 50 the latter carried him home
BY team. On reaching there he retired
and grew rapidly worse, 50 that Dr. H.
o. Worthen was summoned The atten-
tions OF the physician seemed to relieve
him considerably and the doctor and
Charles W- Averill. his brother, Ieft for
home, They had only reached The bot
tom Of the hill when Mr. Averill's young
er daughter came running after them,
saying that her father was worse. They
FASTENED back To tile house, but before
they had reached there the patient had
died The cause of death was neuralgia
about the heart. Several years ago he
had long sickness from which he had
never fully recovered.
Air, Averill was born in Barre 54 years
ago next January, the 10th. He received
his early education IN the schools Of the
town and WAS a student for while in
Goddard seminary, leaving the school to
take up teaching IN the district schools
Of the town. He later went to the East
man Business college at Poughkeepaie
and graduated from that institution. In
1876 be went 70 Minneapolis, where De
remained about year teaching ed
working in a store.
After returning from the west he went
to East Cambridge, Mass, where he did
clerical work IN Offices for few years.
In 1881 he came to Montpelier and for
four years was register ia the probate
Office. He was married in 1881 to Stella
C. Tilden. The Rev. William NJ. kim
nell, who was pastor Of the UNIVERSAL
ist church here at that time and whose
death has Just recently occurred, per-
formed the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
AverilI went to Bfo0kline, Mass, In 1891,
where they resided until four years ago,
when they came hack to this city TO live,
He Is survived BY his wife and three
children, Slice n, who is instructor IN
instrumental music At Goddard, Harvey
r., who Is a student in Tufts college,
and Helen s., who is attending Spauld
ing high school He also leaves two
brothers, Charles W, and Linly 4. Aver
III, and one sister, Mrs. George L. Nor
ris. all Of whom reside in Barre
The funeral services will be held from
his late home az 2 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon, the Rev. G. c. Conner officiating.
The interment will be in Elmwod ceme-
terry. It is the request of the family
that friends do not send flowers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
SKULL CRUSHED BY KICKS.
TweIve-Y -Year-0ld Sheldon Boy Fell I'm
der Horses Heels.

Sheldon, May 2s.--Henry S. Gallup. the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Gallup, was badly injured here yestef-
day afternoon by the kick Of horse.
Tie accident occurred shortly after four
O'Clock. The boy was playing ball and
backed up to the team of ?. B. b. North
rop which had been sent to take the
children home from school, Gallup fell
under the horses heels, one hoof struck
him over the eye and crushed lis skull,
while tho wagon wheels passed over his
body His condition last evening was
very critical and ii was feared that an
operation would be necessary TO save the
boys life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
WOULDN'T PAY So TO HIM.
So He Shot the Woman Says Fairbanks
in Hospital.

Brattleboro, MAY 2s.-Raoled with
pain as be lies dangerously wounded in
the hospital here, William G. Fairbanks,
who shot and killed Mrs. Mary Page
Grout at Saxton's River Saturday night
and then turned the pistol on himself,
declares that he killed the woman be-
cause she used TO pay five dollars she
owed him. He says
Il shot Mary because she refused TO
pay me five dollars She owed me. I call.
ed at her house at about o'clock and
asked her for the money, but she
wouldn't pay II, She called me a lot Of
names and ordered me TO 10 away. Then
/ got mad and shot her was sorry
when ! saw what had done and then I
shot myself. / wish ! had died.
Fairbanks has also stated that Mrs.
Grout had promised to elope with him to
Keene, m. H. md that she refused when
he again urged her to 20 with him. He
was brought to the hospital here Sunday
afternoon, and is likely to recover. If he
lives he will be charged with murder.
States Attorney Bacon has been notified
of The tragedy and i III charge Of the
case,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
TO HONOR SOLDIERS
ON MEMORIAL DAY



The observance Of Memorial day IN
Barre on Thursday. May s0 will be-
under the direction of h. 3. crandalI
Post, No. Be. q. Al ri, and Camp Lam
son, United Spanish War Veterans as
usual The procession will be formed
at Depot square in the afternoon under
the guidance of the chief marshal, Dr.
Joe NV. jackson. and proceed at l:30
o'clock to Elmwood cemetery. After b.
short halt and the giving Of salute the
march will be taken up to the city hall,
where the public exercises will be held.
The speaker Of The day will be Congress
man Haslins, himself veteran and one
Of the best known Of Vermont's public
men.
The programme is as follows;
Selection by qnartette
Reading general orders
Salutes to the dead
Adiutant II. III Thurston
Selection By quartette
Tribute to the unknown dead
Reading President Lineoln's Gettysburg
address Jerome X. Berry
Selection by quartctte
Prayer Rev. Chas. E Freeman
Singing, aAmericag
Address,
Congressman Kittredge Haskins
Selection by quartette
Benediction
Dinner will BE served BY the ladies
of the G. A. r. in the vestry of the
Congregational church at 1880 o'clock.
All old soldiers living in Barre Or tenn,
porarily here axe invited to Join with
Crandall Post. Music will be furnished
by the Montpelier Military band
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28

TAKEN TO ASYLUM.
Dwight Miles Charged with Numbering
His Wife.

Montpelier, Blay 2s.--Deputy sheriff
f. f. Miles Of Newport passed through
Montpelier yesterday with Dwight Niles
who was indicted at Newport by a
special grand jury last week for murder
in the first degree in shooting bis wife.
He was placed in county Jail between
trains for safe keeping, and was taken
in tho afternoon to the state hospital
for the insane at Waterbury for obser-
vation. Daniel Mace OF Wells River
was brought in on the same train and
was taken to county jail al Chelsea 90
await the action Of the Orange county
grand jury which sits next week. Mace
is charged with brutally assaulting and
kicking his wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
CHILD DROWNED
IN WATERING TROUGH
Two Years Old Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fox Of Pittsford Was Vic
tom Of Accident.

Rutland, May 2s. Helen, the two
years old daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Fox of Pittsford, was drowned
late yesterday in watering trough
near the house. The child was playing
near her mother and fell into the trough
when her parent stepped into the house
for moment The body was in The
water only two minutes but the attempt
at resuscitation failed although medical
aid was received Immediately.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28

Relieved Of Watch, Money, Gold Mug
get and Papers.

Montpelier, May gs Capt a. G.
Bond Of Belingham Wash. who Is visit
my here WIS robbed Of his watch SITS
in money, u gold nugget and some rau
allie papers 1T ihe boarding house of
Mrs. frank Felt some time during SIM
day night. 4 transient who occupied a
room near Captain Bond sunday night
and who had disappeared Monday morn-
ing. Is suspected Of the theft, and che
police are endeavoring " locate him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
HEIRS 10 LARGE ESTATE.
Which Was Put in Trust for Them Years
Ago.

Montpelier May 2s.-AIrs. Eta simp-
son Of bradford, mother of Miss Eva
Eimpson, the milliner, Of this city, and
Mrs. Helen Marsh Of Bradford have been
notified that they are heirs TO a large
estate in Liverpool Eng, left in trust
by two uncles, Benjamin and Lyman
Prince. It Is said these uneles several
years ago deposited s2s5,000 in a Liver
pool bank in trust for these ladies aud
others and that the accrued interest
makes the sum now nearly one million
dollars. Jerome Prince librarian Of the
Soldiers Home at 1ilton, n. r., who is
also an heir, viii sail for Liverpool next
month TO look up the matter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
aWoman h BIueD Insane.

Washington, May 2s-Miss Isabella
Emerson Case, known as the woman
in Blue who by reason Of continued
efforts to see President Roosevelt was
placed under arrest last week, was yea.
terday committed to st. Elizabeth's
asylum for tho insane. This actiou fol-
lowed the receipt of telegram from
aaverhli, Mass, that her father, Simon
Case, had absolutely declined to have
anything to do with her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
CHANGE OF cADErsHIp.
Both Senator Proctor's Appointees to
Annapolis Failed to Pass

Rutland, May 2S. Both principal and
alternate designated BY Senator Proctor
for examination for admission 60 the
United States Naval academy at All
napolis failed 70 pass TIE examination.
There win " final examination held
at Annapolis on june is next. and II
candidates notify Senator Proctor that
they wish TO compete for the appoint
ment, he may hold another examination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
ExrENpEp a cALL.
Graniteville Persbyterians Invite Rev.
Mr. Fraser Of Cape Breton.

At a meeting Of the Presbyterian con
gregation in Graniteville last evening
IL was voted TO extend call to the Rev.
AIf Fraser Of Cape Breton. 2. +. l., to
become pastor Of the church. Mr.
Fraser received his education IN
Kingston university, Ontario, and has
been preaching about five years. He
is at present in New York city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
TREMENDOUS INCREASE.
In Capital Invested in Manufacturing
Electrical Machinery.

4 Washington, D. G. May rs. Accord.
ing 10 d bulletin issued by the census
Office to-day, the capital invested IL man.
ufacturing electrical machinery and sup
plies increased 10s per cent. from 1900
TO 1905 The amount now invested is
Si74,00O000. The annual value Of
products amounts to S140,0oo,0o0, and
the wage earners number 60,O00- New
York leads, with Massachusetts, fifth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
WILL ARRIvE roMoRRow.
President Roosevelt win Reach Canton
Ohio at 1910 Wednesday.

Canton, Ohio, May 2s.-The President
with Secretaries Root and Wilson, is
scheduled to arrive here for Mrs. Nc
Kinley's funeral tomorrow at 12:40. He
will be driven directly to the home of
Justice William R. Day, which is but
a, few doors from the Mckinley home
stead Vice President and Mrs Fair
banks win also be the guests Of jus
tice Day. They arrive tonight. The
body viii be on public view today from
3 to 9 p. M, at the residence. Thousands
OF school children viii pass before it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
TAMPERING WITH MA1L9
United States win Investigate 1t In
Gould Matter.

New York, May 2s.- Since the postal
authorities bad stated that they would
investigate any formal complaint that
the mail of Mrs. Howard Gould, who
is suing her husband for separation, had
been tampered with, her attorney this
morning called on United States District
Attorney Stimson and laid the mat
ter before him. The authorities will
sift the matter to the bottom to learn
if the employees in the post Office de.
pRrtment have interfered with the mail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
LIGHTNING STRIKES,
BURNING A BARN
One Horse Was Killed at wilIiamstown
Yesterday Afternoon When Charles
sivright' Building Was Hit.

Williamstown, May 2s.- La barn be-
longing 70 Charles Sivright was struck
BY lightning Yesterday afternoon and
burned Co the ground. A horse belonging
to Hayden Jefords, which was hitched in
the barn at the time, was killed There
was some insurance on the building,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
DEAD AT GREAT AGE.
rev. Daniel Dc wolf Had Been Married
Four Times

Brattleboro. May 2S. The funeral az
the Rev Daniel De Wolf was held at his
home Ii llaliiux this morning &c eleven
O'Clock. lie was 96 years Ola and had
been married fou1 times, the last time
when he was So. Ills last wife still lives
as 10 flNe children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28

AIyisp II Giorno 30 Decoration day,
II nastre uegpzio safa chiuso. Il clicntf
the desiderano d fare derl acuaisti
iossono fail "a sera det % iino allt arc
o. Per Frank MeNhorter Co, b.
cronell0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
TWO CITIES
QUIT LEAGUE
Nashua and Concord Graduate
From Base Ball
THEIR FRANCHISES OPEN
New Hampshire League Feels Its First
Earthquake Shock and Loses Part of
Its Baggage--Will Hold Out
Franchises.


The New Hampshire state base ball
league of which Barre Montpelier IL ii
member, is in rather unsettled con
dition owing to the shaSy state Of one
or two teams Nashua and Concord are
giving considerable trouble to the league
managers West Manchester was
scheduled to play at Nashua on Satur
day, but word was sent to Manchester
that there would be no game. This
brought matters to head and meet.
ing Of the league directors was held
ia Manchester Oil Sunday To discuss the
situation.
The attempts to interest Rutland and
Plattsburg enough to accept transfers
.of two of the New Hampshire teams
have proved unsuccessful. AT a meet
ing Of the Rutland base ball enthusiasts
last night w q. Davis reported con-
corning his visit to Manchester to find
out the requirements for Rutland to
enter the league The East Manchester
franchise was the one considered and
the owners asked 5000, which Rutland
fans thought prohibitiye IN view Of other
heavy expenses. A vote was subse-
quently taken not to purchase the fran
cbise. So Rutland Ii not possibility.
President r. X. Milne Of Burlington
and Manager Smith of the East Man
chester team visited Plattsb yester-
day in an endeayor to interest people
there To take one Of the franchises A
meeting was held last night and the
proposition was turned down There
was little interest manifest in base ball.
and, furthermore, complaint was made
that Nashua and Concord Of the New
Hampshire league were not putting up
the article 81 base ball that plattsburg
would want anyway
Adj Base Ball
Manager Long Of Concord Quits.
In addition to Nashua, the league
leaders have got another team franchise
on their hands as Manager Long of
Conenrd quit yesterday according To a
statement issued BY James Il. Mcdonald
cne Of the committee Of three who were
authorized to look into the matter Com
municatinn " now in progress with
Lebanon as that town had expressed b
desire to get 4 franchise ia tile hague
II conditions look favorable one Of the
franchises viii probably be placed there.
Concord stood at The foot Of the
league, having won but two out 81 nine
games, while Nashua, the other quitter,
was wen up in the list, being fourth
with three games won and three lost
The weather as much as anything
Knocked cut the two teams and has had
quite depressing effect 90 tie sis
Others, For instance not game was
played yesterday because Of the rain
fall With players on the salary list
all the time their salaries must be
forthcoming, rain or shine, 30 that
games must be played TO bring in the
money.
The Teams that are still intact are
expected Co get tpgethef this afternoon
I il the weather permits, Barre Montpel-
ier at Burlington and West Manchester
at Laconia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28

A. G. Blanchard Of Montpelier, H. @.
Foster Of Burlington and H. $. Donald
son Of Waterbury were business visit
ors in the city today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
DIED EARLY TODAY.
Wife Of William Noyce, The West
Topsham Stage Driver.

Mrs William Noyee, wife Of the stage
driver between West Topsham and this
city, died at her home in West Tnpsham
this morning at two o'clock, She had
been i'll for several years with cnnsunp-
tion, She leaves besides her husband,
two children The funeral arrangements
have not set been completed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
NORTHFIELD.
Programme For Memorial Day All
ranged Holly Lodge, N. E. 0. P.
Has a Meeting.

Mortified, May 2s.-The programme
for the Memorial exercises has been ar-
ranged and will be carried out as fol
lows, under the auspices Of the VIM.
II, Boynton Post, No o.
Wednesday Pre- Memorial exercises
in all the public schools III town under
the general superintendent Of IN. W
Holden.
On Memorial day the veterans will
congregate at the Brown library, march
ITO the cemeteries of the Center village
and Northfeld Falls, where exercises
will be held, addresses being made BY
Rev. james b. Sargent and ". WI.
Holden.
The parade will form on the public
square at 100 o'clock and viii consist
Of the following; marshals and aids,
Northtield cornet band, Norwich uni
yersity corps OF cadets, CO. +. ". N c.,
knights Of St. Paul, Minute Men johns
son Post. No. ~, VIM. II, Boynton Post,
No. on. The oration will be- delivered BY
Hon. q. II. Darling of Burlington, from
the band stand. The officers of the day
are Capt. i. j. Moseley, president; Rev.
+. w. Sharp, chaplain, III G. Moseley,
marshal, Lieut.. q. /. A. Chapman, ".
s. AL, aid.
The Ladies' of Circle No ., viii serve
dinner to all veterans in Howe's han
at 2 o'clock.
The regular meeting Of Holly Lodge,
No. 400, IN. ". o. ri, took place last
night in Odd Fellows hall ana proved
to be one of the most successful meet
ings in the history Of the organization.
Over twenty members received tae
work Of the first degree at the hands
of the members of The Montpelier Lodge
who came here i'll fouT-horse team.
After the initiation banquet Was sery-
ed at the West Side hotel Il. j. Swan
of Portland Me, has under the direc-
tion Of the supreme lodge been working
III this district for the past three weeks
and has added about fifty new members
to the lodge.
Walter Il, Brown and Henry Smith
have entered partnership and bought
up the three milk routes previously
owned By +. p. Houston, u G. Rice and
Fowler and son and nov control the
milk business in this village. Both Mr..
Brown and Mr., Smith have been long
residents of NorthfieId MFR. Brown rel
Gently sold his mercantile business 10
Lang and Slayton, which business he
conducted successfully for several years.
llr. Smith has been in the employ of
f. r, Carr for several years A. a clerlG
1t II predicted that the combine will
not prove disastrous to the people under
this management.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-27

Alexander was formerly Miss Della
Goodhue, OF Salem.
David b. ogden, assistant United
States engineer OF the government
snag boat Mathloma. was visiting In
the city yesterday. The boat has
been doing work up the river for the
past several weeks. and now Is
working it's way to Portland.
Or. J. o. VanWinkle. OF Vending
is visiting his brother, Charles, OF
this city. The doctor is a graduate
OF the medical department OF VIII
lamette University, and is we'll
known here. His brother, Charles,
who Is a student of medicine. has
been an and threatened with tuber-
culosis, but is reported to be much
improved.
J. /. Springer. travelling freight
agent for the Great Northern. Is in
the city on business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-27
PRINTER
BILL GETS
BIG AXE

Preferring to trust to the judg'
ment of the people or the next legis-
lature than to a legislature, the ma
ioritv of which has shown a disposi-
tion to shift its responsibilities. Gov
ernor Chamberlain this afternoon at
tached his veto to the state printer
fat salary bill His principal rea-
SONS for vetoing the bill were that
the legislature shirked its duty to
the people in extending the time of
acts effect four years hence, in or
der to exclude the present encum-
bent. and that the legislature had no
authority to anticipate the wishes
of the next legislature and the peo-
ple. who may see fit to act In their
own behalf in the meantime.
The governor also vetoed the bill
recurring corporations to record
changes in their boards of directors,
because he deemed the act useless,
and any one having a desire to Sc
cure such knowledge may do so at
the state corporation department.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-27
Personals

| Mrs. l.. westacott left for a visit
In Portland today.
Mrs. ;. G. Pettyjohn went TO Port
land this morning.
Miss EIdma Godfrey went to Port
land this morning.
Ed. Rostein went to Gervais this
morning on business.
Mrs. s. G. Churchill went to Hub
bard to visit friends.
Mrs. c. l.. Watt went to Portland
on business this morning.
Mrs. r. II. Kay and mother left
today for a visit in Portland.
DR.. Y. NJ Parvin. OF Portland. ar
rived In the city this morning.
George Rudolph left this morning
for points mp the valley on business
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Blake. after
visiting Salem friends. have returned
PHYSICAL Director c. +. Easrer
has returned from visit in Med
ford.
Francesca Seeley left today for
Portland, after visiting his family in
this city
Hon. George Rodgers was among
the Portland-bound passengers this
morning.
Mrs. w. n, Byrd left this morning
TO visit her mother In Portland for a
few DAYS.
20 their home IN Portland. Mr..
Blake Is an employe OF the Southern
Pacific Company
George Goodall, late secretary to
Justice r. q. HALEY. has returned
from business trip TO Portland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Max Alexander, OF
Lewiston, Idaho. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs, Al Godfrey OF this city. Mrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-27
New II,rry Pirsa.

Walter W. johnson aud 5. n. New
kirk, the former OF whom is we'll.
known In thia city. aad the latter Of
whom has been Ia the livery bust
ness In Hubbard tor the past two
years, have succeeded 20 the owner
ship of the Club stables. aud will
conduct the business Ia future In a
modern aud up-to-date manner
Both gentlemen are practical aud
experienced In the livery business.
aud viii eQuip the stable with an en-
tirely neS act OF rigs aud teams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-27
Daughter of c. W. stump.


Mrs G. w. stump, of Canton
ohio writes: Il wish / could in
dnce every mother who has a weak,
s,oL,v child to try that delicious cod
liver preparation, vinol. Our little
daughter was pale, thin and sickly.
She had no appetite and no ambition
eve tried various medicines, but
v,thout any benefit whatever, and
sbe eould not take cod liver oil or
omulsions as they nauseated her
and upset her stomach.
Learning that vinol contains all
the medicinal and strength-creating
nronertles of cod liver oil, we decid-
Oh 10 try Il. and the results were
marvellous. It gave her a hearty ap-
notite. the color returned to her
cheeks and she is stronger and IN
better health than she has been Tor
years. ,
81 cannot say enough in favor OF
vinol for weak, delicate children
A member of the G. w. Putnam
Company says: 1--WE have never
sold medicine in our store equal to
Vlnol for delicate, ailing children,
weak old people. or sickly women
and children, and we return money
II Il fails to benefit" c. w. Put
nam. druggist.
Note.-while we are sole agents
for Vinol in Salem, 1t Is now for sale
at the leading drug store in nearly
every town and city in the country.
Look for the Vinol agency in your
town.