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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
SHOT WIFE
AND HIMSELF
New Hampshire Man Was
Jealous
OF HIS WIFE'S HAPPINESS
Tragedy Near Gotfstown, N, H., Leaves
Thirteen chilrden Fatherless and
Motheiless--Mother Lived
Apart from Husband.
OF HIS WIFE'S HAPPINESS

Goffstown, n IT., Jan. a.-Jealons Of
the happiness Of his wife, who was being
supported by her older sons after she
had left her husband, Joseph Blanchette
yesterday afternoon called az the house
and getting rid Of the children on some
pretext, shot the woman. killing her in-
stantly- Then he turned the pistol On
himself, intlicting wounds from which
be died about midnight
Eleven children, whose ages rance
from : to ~ years, are left motherless
as result Of the terrible affair.
Mrs. Blanchette was shot down as she
was IN the act Of mixing bread. The
tragedy occurred in the kitchen.
That the murder was premeditated
was eyinced from The fact that Blanch-
cite sent Harry to the store to purchase
some tobacco. offering as an excuse that
ne could get none at Goffstown. The
boy IS much larger than his father.
who Is man Of comparatively small
stature, being about Eve feet two 81
three inches in height. Evidently he
feared interference on the part Of tho
boy had he attempted to shoot IN his
presence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
RECEIVES PROTEST
FROM ANARCHISTS
New Jersey Governor Has an Appeal
From Newburyport, Mass.-Reply
From Paterson Mayor to
Mayor Barclay.

Trenton, n j., Jan. 9.-Gov. Stokes
has received a telegram purporting to
be signed by the Anarchist club az
Newburyport, Mass. protesting against
the arrest Of Luigi Galleani in Vermont.
The telegram said: I'VE protest against
Luigi Gallcani's arrest at Barre. Ut. No
right to arrest him IN middle Of Che
night. We want his lfberty.9
Gov, Stokes did not regard the mes
sage seriously but some of his friends
incline to believe IL should receive IS.
ious consideration. Galleani was a
friend Of William MaeQueen, who Is
serving a fye-yoar term IN the state
prison for melting the Paterson Six
riots in 1002.
MacQueen, who is seeking parole,
has insisted that Galleani, and not he
was responsible for the riots. The arrest
OF Galleani in Vermont followed the is
suing of q requisition by Gov. Stokes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
TROOPS FIRED
UPON STRIKERS
Thirty Dead and Eighty Wounded in the
Mill District of orizaba-Goven-
ment Is Now in Con-
troll.

City Of Mexico, Jan, 0.--Reports re.
celved last evening from Noaales IN the
Orizaba mill district, indicate that the
government has completely mastered the
situation. The strikers have ceased ali
violence IN the presence Of large body
OF troops rushed there from the capital
and nearby garrisons II was made
known yesterday that thirty Of the
woIkmen were killed outright and over
so wounded bv the soldiers Who were
compelled to fire on the main body Of
the rioters before they could be lis.
persed.
The men after pillaging the stores
at the Rio Blanco mills became embold,
ened. Part of them rushed ia Nooales
a short distance away. where there II
another mill. Telegraph, telephone and
electric light wires were ciit and pawn
shops and even private houses were nil.
iaged Then the iails were thrown open
and the prisoners set free. Residents
OF the mill district fed in terror 10 The
city of Orizaba.
When the strikers reached MORALES
one mil official and d gendarme from
OrIzaba made an Intellectual attempt to
SnSNA tHtiB. a striker threw q hu0e
Etone at Senior Herrera. mayor If tIe
city Of Orizaha. striking him On fhe
head and badly wounding him.
Herrera arose from where he had fan.
rn and shot the striker dead. A bodv
of troops arrived and when the strikers
attempted to resist. a vollev was fred AZ
them It killed thirty and wounded over
eighty. After this the mob was soat.
Sered but a body Of 700 collected n 1
railroad and held up a train for several
hours. The engineers did not dare to
1un through the crowd Finally troops
nTTived and charged the men with broad.
swords. scattering them.
The lails and armories are filed with
Innrisoned strikers.
The government has learned that !
committee Of strikers has lef Orizaba
for Tlaxeala, Puebla, and other cities 10
llncite laborers al these points to strike
~ was also learned that one man We'll
known to the police bad left for the
isthmus Of Tehnantepec on Ike mis-
sion. All Of these men are being pur.
sued by the federal authorities
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
ADJoURNED coUNcIL MEErTNc.
Grievances Against Street Railway Re-
ferred to Street Committee and Mayor

4 4
An adjourned meeting of tie eity
council was held last evening. All Of its
members except Aldermen Burke and
klutler being present. The following
business was transacted
The report Of the city attorney and
street committee relating to the CITY
treasurer accepting delinquent assess
nents was read and accepted. and Il
was voted 70 authorize the treasurer to
accept them until ordered otherwise.
a resolution relating to employing al.
IdItional counsel for THE city attorney
was read and adopted.
The report of the assessors for 1905
WAS read and amended hy strikinr out
The clause that their pay be- so cents
an hour, and the report IA amended ac
oepted, and ordered printed in the an
nual city report
Am ordinance amending chapter IA az
the city ordinances was read and refer
red TO the committee on legislation ana
street committee to report on the same
It was voted To give the legislative
committees an additional two weeks IN
which to report on the changes in see
tion !, chapter 8, Of the city ordinances.
referred to them December 18th.
William Wishart appeared before the
council relative 60 the 0ninlen assess.
ment. and the board expressed the opin.
ion that il the amount of the assess
ment was tenered to the treasurer be-
fore the warrant IS issued that he ac.
cept the same
AN ordinance amending chapter liz of
the city ordinances was read and re
ferred to the committee on legislation.
The application Of u. w. LangIois for
z license To run pool table at "a Gran.
ite street was ordered granted.
4 resolution relating to appropriation
to Frenehs Barre library was read once
and passed to second reading.
Aldermen Campbell and Thurston call
Cd the attention of the board to the
following grievances existing against the
Barre & Montpelier Power Traction
company, Wiz, tie taking off the extra
EAR at noon and D. M, the withdrawal
lf the privilege Of worismen's tickets.
HE nonissuing Of transfers. and the
using of salt On the tracks. II was vot
d to refer all these matters to the
street committee and mayor to use their
'est endeavors 70 have them remedied.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
RED MEN WON.
Took scalps Of Catholic Foresters s to .
in cribbage.

The Red Men were after the Catholic
Order Of Foresters scalps Monday even.
ing IN the cribbage league and captured
five out Of the eight games. The results
by tables We're as follows:
Main and Mcdonald. r. NJ. defeated
McNulty and Gallagher q O. nj: Mar.
shall and Duncan. r. NJ. defeated Brown
and Brown, c. o. r.; McKerron and
Geals, r. NJ, defeated Leahev a Fitz.
gerald, G. @. FL; Davidson ana Brodie.
r. NJ, defeated Leclair and Nelson. G.
~. T.; Stmrt and Birnie r. NJ. defeat.
led Tierney and Kelley. G. O. +.
Nonnan and Nelson, G. o. NJ. defeated
Bradbury and Robertson, X. NJ: Burke
end Brault c. O. f., defeated Brew and
Wishart, r. ~ Ioranger and Riekha.n.
Y. Q r., defeated Corniack and Webster.
II. NJ
The next game i 10 be played BE-.
tween the c. G. and F. Of a. teams on
"Wednesday, Ian. .
The standing 81 The teams to date,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
THE SHAH rs DEAD.
Fact Win Not Be Publicly Announced
Until Today

London, Jan. 0.--The Daily Nails
correspondent at Teheran in tele.
gram sent last night at 1850 o'clock
says
"The Shah Of Persia died this even.
ing, though no public announcement Of
the fact will be made until tomorrow
"wednesday. All the Shahs vital
functions were suspended today and
at five o'clock this evening the heir
apparent and the ministers were sum.
moned The women Of the palace also
began preparations for mourning.
"Soon after sunset the doors of the
harem were closed This was the sipn
that all was over
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
FIRST MEETING IN BRooKFEID.
Board Of Agriculture Win Hold Series
Of Meetings.

Burlington, Jan. 0.--The newly ap-
pointed state board of agriculture have
planned to hold something ike 40 meet
ings this winter in different parts Of
Vermont. The board viii start oil
next week Tuesday with the first meet
ing in Brookfeld following on succeed
ing day with gatherings at Chelsea,
Strafford and Thetford Other meet
ings viii be held next week and they
will be continued during the winter. The
speakers will include Governor Porotor
and Lieut.. Coy, Prouty, ex-Gov. Bell,
and the members the state board,
George Aiken Of Woodstock, Senator
Frank Russell Of Shrewsbury and
AtRT NJ. Vaughn of Randolph, the
latter gentlemen being the new state
forester to succeed Ernest Hitchcock Of
Pittsford. About the same line Of work
viii be carried on at the meeting as in
former years and they win be distinct
ly educational in character.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
CHELSEA BANK OFFICIALS.
Millard r. King President - Semi-An-
nual Dividend Of Per Cent

Chelsea, Jan. o.--The annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of tho National Bank
Iof Orange county was held in their bank.
ing rooms, Tuesday at 10 o'clock, when
the following directors were elected:
Millard T. King Of Tunbridge. Capt w.
H. II. Hall H. Oscar Tracy and Willard
.P. Townsend Of Chelsea, and John h.
Bacon OF White River junction. At the
directors meeting Immediately follow
ing officers were elected az follows: Mil.
lard 4 King, president: Capt. w. II. III.
Hall, vice president; II. n Mattison.
cashier. A semi-annG2l dividend of three
per cent was declared TO stockholders
The bank officials were invited tn the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. =. o. Tracy to
dinner, where they enjoyed bountiful
feast and the royal hospitality Of a
mighty host and hostess.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
Poultry Show Opens at Pa
ViliOn With Fine Exhibit
MORE THAN 500 BIRDS
Attendance Large First Evening and
This Afternoon--Geo. Booth Takes
IA Ribbons and James Mitchell
z, on Two Breeds.

!
! The first annual exhibition Of the
central Vermont Poultry and Pet Stock
ASSOCIATION opened last evening in Hale's
pavilion with over 400 entries, tdtaliing
between seven and eight hundred birds
eNhioited. There Is a large number of
varieties Of breeds displayed, and the
exhibition as a whole il conceded BY
competent Judges to be the finest show
Of fancy breeds that has been seen in
the state for many years. There are
exhibits from fanciers all over the state
and the brilliant success of this first ex-
hibition is highly gratifying Ia the a.
socIation, which was organized less than
4 = year ago by few fancy breeders OF
this city, and now has a large member
ship enrolment.
There is unusual interest being shown
in the exhibit and large crowds are Wis
iting the pavilion every afternoon and
evening. The exhibit contains some fam
cy breeds sent from fanoiefs Ill Massa-
ichusetts, Rhode Island and New Hamp-
shire and every exhibit il scoring hirh
marks. The Judges, TT. b. Nav Of Bos-
ton and G. A. Ballou, have already
awarded tie prizes for two classes.
Barred Plymouth Rocks and White Wv.
andottes. Both the silver cups for these
breeds were won bv Barre men, George
Booth winning the cup for the best dis
play OF Barre Plymouth Rocks aud Jas.
Mitchell took the cup for best display
ot White Wyandottes. Mr.. Booths ex-
hibit made sweep Of fourteen ribbons
and the judges stated that they were
among the finest displays they had ever
seen. Mr. Mitchell won seven ribbons
with his display. The ribbons III these
two breeds were awarded al follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks, George Booth.
silver cup, cock 1st, hen lst. ID. 4tb,
oockerels LIST. I'd, Sd, 4th, pullets 1st, 2d,
Sd, 4th' A. w. Lyon Chester, hen Sd;
g ". Lepper, st. Albans, Geek I'd; Geo.
Booth, Barre, pens 1st and I'd; J.. #.
Hemmingway, Chelsea, pen Sd; r. A.
Rich Northfeld pen 4th
White gWyandottes, James Mitchell.
Barre, silver cup, cock ist, hen 1st. I'd,
9Th, cockerels ga and 4ti, pulIet 4th:
a. G. S. Beeman. st. Alhans, cockerel
1st, pullet ID, hen Sd; John Roberts.
South Barre, pullets lst and Sd; @. f.
Anderson, Barre, oockerel 3D.
The officers of the association and az
the exhibit are as follows; president,
z. NJ. Lyon vice presidents, A. p. ABB
bott, John Roberts, S. W. Corse. II. q.
Evans; secretary, James F.. Mitchell:
treasurer. John Wallace; executive com
mittee, +. j. Badger, Charles w. Nc
MILAN, Jr., George Booth and George Il.
auditors. John Pressly Jr.,
2. ". Carr, Peter Brown; superintendent
Of hall, George Booth; assistant, f. J.
Badger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
VERMONT SUGAR MAKERS
REFLECTS OLD OFFICERS
Awards Made on Exhibits - Middlese,
and Cabot Capture GoodIy Num-
Der Of Them-Appropriate
Resolutions.

burlington, Jan. 9.-The closing ses
sion Of the Vermont Maple Sugar Max
ers association was held in the parlor,
OF the Van Ness this morning. A. ]
Nfott Of EnosbtTgh Fails was re elec
ted president and H. B. Chaplin Of Mid
dlesex received reelection.
Appropriate resolutions were passed
and the following awards were an
nounced before adjournment:
Class a, sugar in tins: first. G. r.
Martin of Rochester, score oT per cent
second, g. II, Soule of Fairfield. score
96la; third, p. Miles Of Middlesex
score, 06; fourth, Il. d. Chaplin of Mid
.dlesex, score, 951a.
Class p, syrup in glass, first, Ora
Dow Of Cabot score, 96; second, j.. "A.
Chapin OF Middlesex, score, 95l5.
Glass G, syrup in pals but up during
the sugar season, first, +. o. Wilder az
Mddlesex, score. 93; second, William
Chapin of Middlesex, score, 50.
Class D, maple sugar in pals, made
from syrup, first, Fred Marsh of Cabot.
score, 97; second, G. D. Foster Of Cabot,
seore,06 third, al Mr. Foster Of Cabot,
score, "a; fourth, a. +. Soule Of ST.
Adams, score, Ss.
Glass p, tub sugar, first, George W..
Adams Of Stowe, score, 93; second Milo
Barrett Of Cabot, score, 91.
Class i, cake sugar. first. Charles i.
Stafford Of Clarendon Springs, score, 9s;
second, G. r. Chaplin III Aliddlesex
score, 96; third, L. y. Dunlop Of West
ford, score, %.
Class G, assorted packages, first, H.
B. Chaplin Of Middlesex. score, o.;
second g L. MeAlahon Of Stowe, score,
ST.
Class II, maple candy, first, Maidene
Walbridge Of Cabot, score, o7; second.
Cecil Foster Of Cabot, score, s5l5; third,
Marion Walbridge of Cabot, score, SIS.
Glass J. maple cakes, first, Linnie d.
Walbridge Of Cabot; second, Mrs. M. A.
York Of West Lincoln
Glass j, largest and best display bv
producer, w. NJ York OF West Lincoln.
score, 95; second, L. B. Walbridqe OF
Cabot, score, 90.
Class X, best artistic display. first
d. a. a. Catleton Of West Newbury.
score, 100; second, Vermont Maple
Sugar market Of Randolph, score. 95.
Glass J., sugar utensils of all kinds.
first. G. H. Grimm of Rutland; second
Leader Evaporator of Burlington.
The judges were as follows: on svrup.
cake and candy, T, c. Bronson. Perry
Chase and l.. X. Tabor; on sugar and ar
.istic product display, v. ]. Spear, Il. r.
Tabor and NJ, II. Miller; on utensils, w.
.. Fassett, G. W. Adams and r. B.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
FALL SAVES TWO LIVES.
Putney Woman collapses when over
come by Gas.

Putney, jan. o.--AIr. and Mrs. Bert
NJ Reed narrowly escaped death bv
asptyxiation at their home Ia this
village yesterday morning. Mrs. Reed.
awakening in the night, realized that
the room was full Of coal gas.
She got out Of bed and started for
the sitting room stove. but was over.
come and fell to the floor Her fall
awakened Mr. Reed, and he started to
open the outside door 10 let IN fresh
air, but fell before be had gone far.
He called to his sister, Miss Luna
Gates, who roomed upstairs, and she
came To the rescue Mr.. Reed IA able
to be out, but Mrs Reed is still in.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
c. W. AVERILL PAYS
PAVING ASSESSMENT
Decides Not to Wait for the City coun,
Gil to Reassess for the Paving Done
in Front Of His Block on
North Main Street.

c. w. Ayerill this forenoon paid Ia
city treasurer Mackay $4,000. the
amount less per cent assessed against
the Averill block for the street paving
bettermeuts made in 1904. Mr.. Averili,
who has been confined to the house by
sickness for some weeks. was out TIE
first Of this week and he went To the
treasnrers' Office and stated he intended
to pay up AZ last evenings meeting
Of the council the treasurer was author
lied to accept payment Of these old as.
sessments ii rendered at the s per cent
reduction. until otherwise notified.
Meanwhile the work Of reassessing those
who have not paid il going ahead.
W. G. Quinlen this morning paid the
assessment Of SlOo.53 against his block
for paving laid in 1905. This completes
the payment Of all tho assessments
against the piece Of paving laid in 1905.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
MARsHFIELD.

Mrs. "A. n Davis and children arc via.
iting friends in Bethel.
George May ana Josephine Mute were
married Monday, January It'll
Buttermaker Charles I.illey il attend.
ing the dairymen's meeting IN Burling
ton
Simen Swerdfeger went TO Dcland,
Fla Monday IL answer ID Il telegram
Announcing the serious Illness of his
brother, George
The installation Of Myrtle temple,
Rathbone Sisters, will occur Saturday
evening, January 10th, and will be pub
lie to its members only.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
IN SUPREME COURT.
One Orange County Case Was Heard
This Morning.

Montpelier. Jan. 3. ONLY two eases
were heard in supreme court this morn
ing, the first being that of State vs..
swansey, alias Fred Smith, accused OF
eoncealing a felony. II u charged Smith
fled from the state with one Cunning.
ham who took s76 in money and goods
with him from Cummings store in
Concord.
The second ease was from Orange
county and was that Of George W.
Cleveland vs. the town Of Washington.
an action for damages for negligence in
failing to keep a bridge in repair.
Cleveland was awarded $500 damages in
county court, but the town appealed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
BARREs RIRrH RArE FoR YEAR.
Total Of 2s2 Births in i90s.--Deaths
Numbered 1877.

Health Officer J. w. Jackson IN com,
piling the vital statistics for the year
1906 in Barre finds there was total
Of 2s2 births IN Barre last year as
against 2o5 in 1905. OF this number
were still horn against 16 IN 1905.
OF the 257 births las were males and
129 females March had the record for
the largest number Of births it having
32 August. was next with 20 and
September and November were tail.
enders with ~ for ach month.
The number Of deaths in Barre in
1905 were t27 az against 1874 in 1905.
which j. gratifying. The births exceed.
ell the deaths By more than to l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
WITH THE DAIRYMEN.
Large Attendance at the Convention in
Burlington.

Burlington, Jan o-The meetings Of
the Vermont Dairymen's association to-
day have been attended by audiences
that taxed the capacity Of the large ball
and insure a record breaker in this re.
spect over all other previous meetings
OF the organization The programme
was carried out according 70 schedule in
nearly every instance, the papers being
full Of interest and profit The principal
address Of this afternoon was one on
The Dairy Cow" by Mrs Addie Howie
Of Elm Grove, Wis, one of the leading
dairy. experts in the country. Officers
we're elected late this afternoon II Il
likely that there win be no change in the
list. The closing session will be held
tomorrow morning, adjournment being
taken probably at noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
<. of ?. oaieera InstalIed.

At the regular meeting Of Vincitia
lodge. No. 10, X. Of r., last evening. the
officers for the ensuing term were III.
stalled by b. G. G.. G. f. Stevens, az fol-
lows, G. G., Charles /. Converse; ".
William Dnthie; prelate, Charles Swas.
ey n. 81 r. and 81, p nj. Carr; NJ.
George Yates; N. ~, +. y Curriers' NJ.
a. David Boyce; { g., Paul I.eavitt: a.
81, Roswell Beckley At the close Of
the installation the first rank was work
ed on Ave candidates after which ban.
quet was served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
GOLD MEDAL GOES
TO NORTH MONTPELIER
E. C. Hills Wins First Prize for Cream.
cry Butter and Chester L. Somers
Of Groton Second at Dairy
mems Show.

Burlington, Jan. 9.-Butter awards
made by the Dairymen today were
creamery, first and gold medal. f. c.
Hills, North Montpelier, score, 9sH F;
second, Chester l.. Somers, Groton,
score, 97M Dairy, first, Levi Gile.
Morrisville, score, 9S; second, Joseph N.
Blair, Barnet, score, 97ia.
Cheese, first, T. q. Stone. Dorset,
score, 9T15. The total entries Of butter
were Isl. The highest score was 9s.4
and the lowest 90. OF Cheese there
were eight entries, The highest score
being 97a and lowest 05.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
CHANCES or RECOVERY POOR.
Ira Gale of Willismstown Suffers Para
lytic Shock, Followed BY Commissions.

Williamstown Ian. 9.--Ira Gale Of
this place, formerly Of Barre. was strieN
en- With q paralytic shock one week ago
Sunday and was thought to be progress.
ing fayorahly toward recovery, but last
evening he was taken with commissions
and considering that Mr. Gale il &c years
of age his chances of recovery are con
sidcred doubtful
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
DISCLOSURES STARTLING.
In Investigation Into Workings Of the
Block System.

Washington, D. G.. Jan. o.-Tle facts
elected by the interstate commerce com.
mission regarding TIE ineffective opera
tion OF the block system are so startling
that q general investigation Of the sub,
lect throughout the country has been
decided upon along the liens dcvelopeo
IN the inquiry into the Baltimore & Ohio
wreck at Terra Gotta.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
PAVLOFF
ASSASSINATED
Was ChiefMiIitary PrOcuratOr
Of Russia
-----------
TERRORIST WAS DISGUISED.
AS Soldier Empties Contents Of Re-
vOlver Into the General at
Court Martiai--He Was
Later Captured.


st. Petersburg, Jan. 0,-General Paw
loft, chief military procurator. was a.
sassinated this morning in court il the
military court building while attending
the court martial Of several revolutions
lists. a terrorist disguised as a soldier
emptied revolver into III general He
was captured after a fight, in which two
policemen and boy were injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
BARRE SAVINGS BANK ELECTION.
Old Board of Directors, and Same Of
iicers Elected,

The annual meeTing Of the barre
Savings Bank & Trust Co., was held at
the banking rooms Tuesday afternoon.
Directors were elected as followss q.
Henry jackson. George B. Milne, Homer
Fits, 4. w. Bisbee, NJ II. Howland, b.
a. Eastman, w. G. Reynolds, h. II.
Wells, II. G. HowIand. AT a subsequent
meeting OF the directors y. Henry Jack
son was elected President, f. G. How
land, treasurer; c. j. Lease, assistant
treasurer, Plinney III Cutler, teller.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
ROSE IS ARRESTED.
Mrs. Brassaw Hailed Before Judge Scott
Trial Saturday.

Rose Brassaw was arrested last even.
ing by Chief Brown and officer Faulkner
on d warrant issued by grand juror
Davis, charging her with keeping house
of III fame Before Judge Scott this
morning she pleaded not guilty and was
allowed To 40 after giving $500 bail for
appearance in city court at o'clock
Saturday morning for trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-09
Mrs. Ezekiel skinner Dead.

plainfeld, JAN. q Mrs. Ezekiel Skin
ner wife ol Ezekiel skinner Of this
place passed away this morning Her
age was aout "a years Besides the
husband shc II survived by a son who
lived at home and d daughter in Cali
fornia.