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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
MARRIED TEACHERS
ARE MUCH In DEMAND
Four Of Those Barred from Barre Public
ohools Have Been Called to Take
Positions Recently.

Local teachers who were barred out of
the Barre schools recently because OF
their married state are finding them
selves in demand III other places. At a
meeting OF the Montpelier school com
missioners last night, Mrs. Katherine
Bowles Williams, Who taught in Barre
for seventeen wears with marked sue
cess, was elected to succeed Mrs. w. N.
TheriauIt in the ninth grade Of the
Union school building for the remainder
OF the school year. Mrs. Theriault re-
signed week ago, with the request that
she be relieved at ence
Tn the same building Of the Montpelier
school and in the eighth grade, Mrs. Ber-
nice Darling Odgers. who formerly taught
in the Brook street school here, is sup
plying III the place Of the regular teacher
who il suffering from nervous pTostra-
tion. Mrs 0dgers has also been adj
vanced to the position of first substi.
tute in the public schools in the neigh
boring city.
Mrs. Ethel M. Wales, who taught in
the ward five school here until the no
married teacher ediet went into effect,
Is now teaching in one of the schools Of
Barre Town, taking the place Of the
regular teacher. who is i'll.
The shortage of teachers and sickness
were combination which necesitated
calling upon Mrs Hannah Tracy Gates,
also one Of the seven who were barred
out. to take temporarily a school at
Brook street or send the children home.
Rather than having the room closed,
Mrs Gates was engaged, and she is now
teaehing there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
CONTEST ovER pREsIpENcY.
OF The Valley Fair Association at
Brattleboro

Brattlehoro, Jan. l0.--The Valley
Fair association again runs behind as
shown bv the report that win be sent
ont to the stockholders The shortage
this year amounts to nearly $500, max
ing a total indebtedness OF almost ST..
500 Last years statement showed
that The association was owing on notes
$675 in addition ta. outstanding bills
amounting to Sl2S.66 This did not il
cilide the expense Of the annual dinner
for which a loan was made OF $3.50.
This makes a total to date Of $1,000
less than the year previous, IN 1906
the attendance was 22.06t and in 1907,
Fl .S22-
Tho amounts this year expended for
premiums, printing and advertising and
labor were lesy than in 1906. Some Of
the large items in the report are
Vaudeville, ST0O; insurance, S42005
tents, 1858; Judges, S34s.S2, AMI band,
$223. The total expenditures for pre-
miums amounted To S7.023.55. Some Of
the large receipts were: Admission.
S9,3f5.60; grandstand, S2.e50.4l The
total receipts this year we're S14,6099s.
1t i expected that a spirited contest
will take place at the annual meeting
next month when the election for pres
ident will take place James r. Haaker
Is mentioned prominently for the place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
At Closing Day Of Big Poultry
Show
HELD In BARRE THIS WEEK
I. M. Blodgett Of West Burke Carried
Away Two of the Trophies--Exhi-
bition Has Been Great
Success.

The second annual exhibition Of the
Central Vermont Pet tSock and Poultry
association closes this evening. The ex-
hibit has been great success and has
been highly commented upon not only
by local fanciers, but by some Of the
best fanciers in New England, both as
to the extent of the exhibit and the high
quality OF the stock.
The following is the list OF the prize
cup winners: the Purina cup for the
highest scoring bird fed on Purina was
won by r. S. Ciirrier Of this city, whose
Buff Leghorn puilet scored 955a points;
club cup for American White Wyan.
dottes, won by w. b. Wittiers & Son,
st. Adams; club cup for American Buff
Plymouth Rocks, won by L. NJ. BIodgett,
West Burke; club cup Tor American
Rhode Island Reds, won BY e. w. Sault,
Swanton; club cup for best display Of
Barred Plymouth Rocks, by George
Booth, Barre; silver cup for best display
of White Plymouth Rocks, won by Leon
II. Abbott, Barre; silver cup for the
best cock, hen, cockerei, pullet and pen
of any variety Of Leghorns, won by L.
NJ. Blodgett, West Burke; silver cup for
best display Of Asiatics, won By G. w.
Coolidge, Englewood Farm, Bristol, n.
H.; silver cup for best display OF Ban
tams, all varieties competing, won by
Eugene y. Fellows, West Topsham.
In to-moTow's paper an entire cor
rected list Of the ribbon winners Of the
whole exhibit win be published.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
THAW IS WORRIED
OVER MOTHERS ILLNESS
If She Is Not Able to Testify the De-
fense's Insanity Plea Win Lose
0ns Of Its Main Supports,

New York Jan. TO- There was the
usual preliminary delay in getting down
70 business this morning when the Thaw
trial was resumed Thaw had his arms
full Of papers and wraps when lie stalk
ed into the court room, looking neither
to the right nor to the left. His law
yers explain that he is much worried
over his mothers illness. She IS report
ed to-day as not SO well.
Thaw had confidently expected that
she could leave Pttsburg for New York
not later than Sunday. Her absence will
make a decided difference in the plans
Of The defense, and should she be unable
to appear at all as a witness it will
prove ad istinct blow to her sons case,
for she was relied upon for the main
testimony in the insanity defense.
William III. McIiugh, clerk, was the
first tentative juror accepted to-day.
lie was given seat no. 8.
Attorney Littleton reported to-day
that the Edna Goodrich incident Is now
closed. A detective from Dan O'Reilly's
Office called on her by appointment last
night at the theatre where she Is play
ing and she accepted a subpoena for
appearance as a witness for the defense
when wanted. Miss Goodrich insists
that She knows absolutely nothing about
the case and she does not remember
ever having introduced Stanford White
TO Eyelyn Ncsbit
Frank ]. Howell, vice president of the
National Drill Manufacturing Co., was
accepted tentatively as juror No. 0.
William /, Sondhern a broker, as No.
10, and William Bourck, assistant sec
restary Of the Bowery Branch, Y. NJ. {.
A. as another.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
Many Organizations Start
Their Year Again
WITH INSTALLING WORK
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Held Joint
Meeting Plainield Grange Raised
UP New Officers Yes
terday.

The joint installation Of the officers Of
Hiawatha lodge Of odd Fellows and Of
Bright Star Rebekah lodge was held at
Odd Fellows hall last evening, and was
attended by $50 members OF the
branches. The officers Of Hiawatha lodge
were installed BY deprtv grand master,
f. r. Clark Of East Montpelier, assisted
by the acting grand marshal, +. K. Kelly
Of Montpelier.
The officers installed were as follows:
n. q, q. + Quigley; VI o., o. +. Phil
brick secretary, NJ. L. Stowe; treasurer,
j. Y stone; warden, j. S. Howell; out
side guard, ]. o. Beckley; conductor,
H. r Meeker; inside guard H. G. Royce; !;
|R. S. NJ G., H. w. Clark; u. N. c.,
W. l.. Mann; L. S. " G., Richard Veale;
+ $. Y q, + D. Colyin; r s., G f.
Parker; l. s. s., George Gauthier; chap
lain, !. A. Long; r. G., w. f. Beck.
q. NJ. Winch was elcted chairman Of
the board Of trustees in place Of D. VI.
Stone, who resigned to acs as treasurer
The officers OF Bright Star lodge were
installed BY deputy president, Mrs. Alice
NEWELL VI lNbfLhiielus dSslStcd DY acting
grand marshall Mrs Winch of Northfeld
and are a. follows: N. g.. Mrs II. f.
Powers; v. G.. Mrs. May Suitor; secre.
tary. Mrs d. Y. Stone; treasurer, Mrs.
II. w Clark; warden. Miss Nellie Blan-
chard; O. O., III G.. Boyce; conductor.
Miss Gertrude Murphy; |. O., Miss Allie
NJ Clark; X. S. n. G., Mrs. w i. stowe;
u S. n. G., Miss Holt; n. S. Y. G.,
Miss Florence Hammond i. S. n G.,
Mrs. T. J. Meade; r. A. s., Miss Iva L.
poore; T. A. S., Miss Pauline Cutler;
chaplain, Mrs @ f. Philbrick; p. G.,
Mrs. r. W Jackson
AT the conclusion Of the installation.
remarks were made by various visiting
members, Of whom there we're many
and MI and Mrs. f. w. Jackson
were each presented handsome bouquet
of flowers by the Rebelah lodge as
tokens Of appreciation Of the work which
they have both done foF the lodge dur
ing the past year Then the company
adjourned to the banquet hall. where
all did Justice to the repast which had
been prepared BY the committee from
the Rebekah lodge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
GODDARD LANDED
AN EASY VICTORY
Defeated Waterbury Athletic Association
Last Night in Church Street Gym
nasium BY The Score Of 45 to H.

The Goddard seminary basket ball
team won an easy victory over The Wat
erhury Athletic association quintette in
the Church street gymnasium last even
ing, the final score being As to IA
Three fifteen minute periods were played
and in the first period Goddard played
her opponents to standstill, running
up 4 score Of n while the visitors made
one point from foul. Goddard played
very fast game that was brilliant at
tunes but WAS inclined to unnecessary
ronghness which caused several slug.
ging matches before the game was over.
Waterbury was handicapped BY two of
the best players being absent on ae.
count Of Illness, one Of them being the
captain Of the team
a second game was played between
the Goddard seconds and the Spaulding
high school seconds that resulted III
a victory for Goddard by the close mar.
gin Of 10 to IL.
IN the first teams game Spaulding,
Goddard's right forward gave great
exhibition Of throwing baskets, making
eight baskets from The floor and two
from fouls Heath and Harrison retired
il the last period and Stetsou and Buck
we're substituted. Just before the game
ended Heidle was put out Of the game
bs the referee for rough playing.
The lineitn+
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
A FAMILY JAR
HEARD IN COURT
Mrs. Luigi simonetti Claimed She was
Abused and Had Black Eye to
Show For It.

Thomas Sullivan, who said ne was d
quarryman from Westerley, r. T., plead.
ed guilty to intoxication in the city
court this morning and was fined S.,
with costs of S6.T0. He was unable to
pay and went to the county jail for
20 days. He was arrested yesterday af
ternoon by Special Officer L. Il. Wiley.
Luigi and Frederick Simonetti were
arraigned in court yesterday afternoon
on the charges of breach of the peace.
They were arrested on warrants by
Chief Faulkner. The case was t family
affair and Mrs. Luigi Siinonetti appear
ed at the police station yesterday fore
noon to complain on her husband The
woman had black eye where she claim
ed her husband struck her. Luigi plead
e! guilty to the cnarge and paid d fine
Of SIS with costs of $500. Frederick
claimed he had nothing to do with the
trouble and pleaded not guilty. His
case was continued to the fifteenth for
trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
INITIATED 2i MEMBERS.
Knights Of Maccabees Received Large
Glass Of Candidates Last Night.

The knights Of the Maccabees held
their regular review last night and I'M
tiated twenty one candidates The su-
preme deputy. $. G. G. Ward, has com
pleted his work here as far as getting
tine tent well started. aud he will now
devote several meetings with the mem
bers for the purpose Of perfecting The
order Is considered to be the perfection
Of ritualistic thought OF the highest
grade. The charter contains 81 names.
The night Of reviews has not vet been
decided upon. Mr.. Ward left this morn
ing for the northern part Of the state,
where he has lodges under way at New
port, Lyndonville, Barton and West
Burke. as well as large number in the
city of Montreal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
SUES CENTRAL VERMONT.
Robert r. Lincoln Of Townshend Claims
$4,000 For Injuries.

Brattleboro, Jan. 10. Robert T. Linz
coin Of Townshend has brought suit
through his attorneys, Gibson and Wat
erman, against the Central Vermont
railway company claiming damages Of
$4,000 for injuries received January /,
1907. when a freight car on which be
was riding left the track and rolled down
the bank at point north of Townshen,l.
Lincoln's left leg was crushed below the
knee so that amputation was necessary
and other portions Of his body we're
bruised and manned, by reason of which
he has lost the use Of one arm Lincoln
also claims that he mas been to an ex-
pense of 81 900 for services of physi-
elan, nurses and accommodations at the
hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
N0RTHFIELD.
Mortified Savings Bank Makes No
Change in It's List Of Officers.

On Tuesday evening meeting on
New Vermont" was held in Guild hall,
which was not largely attended because
OF the severe snow storm on that even
ing. TIE speakers were, State supt. Of
Schools Mason $. Stone. Mayor Bigelow
Of Burlington, Editor Frank Greene Of
ST Albaus and Hon. Frank Plumley Of
this village
W. w. Holden returned Wednesday
from Rutland. where he spoke at the an
nual meeting of the Vermont Sugar
Sugar Makers association of Tuesday
evening. His subject was eThe Needs
of the Vermont Maple Sugar Industry. :"
The basket hall team at Norwich uni
yersity started today on a trip TO Mass
achnsetts aud Connecticut. playing
Cushing academy at Ashburnham, Mass,
tonight, Brown university Saturday
night, and Connecticut Agricultural col
iege Monday night. returning nome
Tuesday Capt Barney viii not be back
for the rest OF the season in basket ball
The annual meeting Of the incorpor-
ators Of the Nortbtield Savings bank was
held at the banking rooms on Wednes
Gay. There was no change ia the Off
etrs and board of trustees, which are;
President, A. F. Denny; vice president,
Frank Plumley; treasurer, II. G. Cady.
The board of trustees are, A. Z. Denny,
Prank Plumley, IT. G. Cady. John L.
Moseley. ". IS. Holden, Frank y. Car
pentcr and M D. smith.
The members Of the faculty At Nor
vich give a dancing party to the forps
Of cadets and tie Alumni and past cadets
at Dewey han tonight Music viii be
furnished bv the cadet orchestra.
Mrs- Charles A. Clark has returned 70
the Mary Fletcher hospital IN Burlington
and undergone today another operation
of 3 very serious uatnre Mrs. Clark
MAS operated upon about six months
ago and it has been found necessary for
this operation. that she may regain her
health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
STRONG IN DEFENSE.
Dartmouth and University of Vermont
Play at Basketball.

Hanover, n. III. Jan. Dartmouth
defeated the university Of Vermont 6as-
ket ball team here last night in a fast
game TO the tune OF p to 5. Both
teams were strong on the defensive. The
feature of the game was Dartmouths
splendid guarding, Vermont being unable
70 shoot a single goal from the floor.
Vermont was fast and got in some good
passing Dartmouths shooting was not
as accurate as may be expected later in
the season. but towards the last of the
game the New Hampshire team showed
the same speed in passing that charac-
terized last years team. The score at
the end Of the first half was IS to 3
in Dartmouth's favor. Lang and Brady
did some good work for Dartmouth.
flosman played the best game for Yer
mont. The lineup;
Dartmouth Vermont.
Morrissey WILEY, Sehildmillerl, r H.
..........s. B. Hoieomb Buck
Lang lDinelel. c....sr, Cassidy lDodgel
Sehildmillcr lBurnsl, / B. r (. Paquet
Dingle lAveryl. r b. j f. Watkins
Score. Dartmouth .. Vermont S; goals
from floor. Morfissey ., Lang 4. Sehild-
miller. Burns, bingle; goals from fouls.
Brady 5. Watkins 5; referee. Hardy OF
Ashburnham; timer. ]. A. Clark; time.
20-minutc halves; attendance, 500,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
LABOR MEN LOSE FIGHT.
Their Slate Defeated in Bellows Falls
Village Meeting.

Bellows Falls, Jan. l0.--A light over
the village officers for the coming year
was decided here last night at the larg-
est caucus ever held in the village The
contest was between the labor organiza.
tions, who wished complete change in
the board. and friends Of the present
administration.
The labor element lost, two to one, the
present officers being retained They
are: moderator, r. II. Albee; president,
r. +. 0'Brien; trustees, t. II. Babbitt,
q. II. Gorham. w @. Smith; clerk, Z. g.
Boles; treasurer, G. ri Capron; collector
III ~. Porter; auditors J E. Byrne, r.
II AIbee; II. D. Ryder
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

James Ingram and ". H. Harrison OF
New York are in the city on business.
Air. and Mrs. q 1. Tillatson Of East
Montpelier werc in the city yesterday.
calling on their daughter and visiting
the poultry show.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening AMI today are Charles Morgan
George T sharpley. b W. Parmenfer.
Boston; !. X. Could New York; -
Powell, Michigan City. Ind; N. H. Ros-
enbTg +. S. Retan, burlington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
DOG STOPPED RUNAWAY.
Rare Ability Shown by Barre Canine
To-day.

ndAe ADiAlg DAVFA W . EoAAN SeA4AAD
To-day.
In cases Of emergency people are often
noted as displaying rare presence Of
mind, and the same thing can be said
Of expressihen Charles Plouif's big black
dog, which, in the absence Of its owner,
grabbed the reins OF the team in its
mouth and stopped the horse from rum
ming away when the harness broke as
the team was coming down Perrin bill
this morning. Mr.. Plouff was walking
some distance behind his team, when
the back strap of the harness brake.
letting the breeching drop. This caused
the horse, which was going very slowly
at the time, 70 jump and start run
ming.
Mr. Plouff called whoa e TO the horse
and tried To catch up with Il and get
hold Of the reins. The dog was follow
ing along beside the horse and when
Mr.. PloaG called ont the dog instantly
ran and. jumping up. caught one 81 the
reins near the bit IN his mouth and held
on. checking the horse 50 that Mr. plou1
eos up with the team and seized hold Of
the rcins
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
ANOTHER JUROR SICK.
No Prospect Of Finishing Mahan Trial
This Week.

Bennington, Jan 10.-N session of
court was held in the Alfred Mahan trial
yesterday because Of the illness Of one
Of the jurymen, Charles n. Williams Of
Dorset. When the physician, who has
had charge Of the jury since the trial be
gan, called at the Putnam house yes
terlay morning be found that Williams
had temperature of 102 and imme
diately ordered him to bed
There is now no possibility Of fin
ishing the case this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
TIMBER TRAINS
C0LLIDED TO-DAY
Three Persons Are Reported to Have
Been Killed at Vinegar Bend, Ala.
Relief Train Sent.

Mobile, Ala. Jan. TO- Three are re-
ported dead and IL injured in wreck
near Vinegar Bend, Al miles from here,
where two timber trains coiIided on the
Alabama and Mississippi railroad A re-
lief train has been sent to the scene Of
the accident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
NEW OFFICER IN POSITION.
Foresters Of America Held Installation
Last Evening.

AT the regular meeting Of Court Gran.
ice City, Foresters IT America, held last
evening. the following officers were in
stalled bv Deputy Grand Chief Ranger
John S. Mcdonald, assisted BY the her
aid. Geo. Fl. stewart: past chief rang
er, Wilfred Marion; chief ranger. NJ G.
Morgan; sub-chief ranger; Carl Mat
son; treasurer. Peter Alexander; finan-
cial seeetary, Charles A. l.undgen; re-
cording secretary s. a. Cardi; $. W.
John Morizzi; $. b., John Forbes; j. B.
John Cardi; trustee for three years,
William Nicol; court physician, DIR. J. E,
McSweeney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
JAS. FITZPATRICK CHIEF RANGER
Of st. Johns Court, C. o. r., Installed
Last Evening.

The officers Of st. John court, no,
522, Catholic Order Of Foresters, were
installed last evening by Deputy Charles
McKenna of Montpelier, being as fol
lows: chief ranger, James Fitzpatrick;
vice chief ranger, Edward j, Dion; past
chief ranger, William j Kingston; iinan-
cial secretary, j. e. MeNulty; CORE
spending secretary, ]. r. Murphy; con-
ductors, Leon j. Carroll and Fred Bre-
yea; guards, Michael Hanlon and viii
liam LaCross; trustees, John w. Dineen,
A. G. Moore and e. j. Ovens; court
physician, DIR. J. Il. McSweeney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
In Wreck Of Sunset Express
OnSOuthern Pacific
NOT FAR FROM SAN JOSE
Among the Seriously Injured Is William
Ferguson Of Lawrence, Mass
Accident in Boston Yes
terday.

San Jose, Cal, Jan. l0.-Three per-
sons were killed and IS were injured in
wreck Of the Sunset express on the
Southern Pacific at Rucker, 25 miles
south Of here, last night. Among the
seriously injured is William Ferguson Of
Lawrence, Mass. Ii is believed that
spreading rails are responsible for the
accident All the cars except the Pull
man left the track.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
INSTALLATION AT PLAINFIELD.
Ivy Lodge Officers Took Places Last
Evening.

PIainfeld, Jan. l0--The officers Of
Ivy lodge, no. 3s6 Grange, were in
stalled last evening BY Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Farnham Of East Montpelier, as
follows: master, Orlando Martin; over
seer, Ed Bartlett; lecturer Mrs. Rufus
Whiteomb; steward, Rufus Whitcomb;
assistant steward, Warren Fifield; chap
lain, Wallace Bartlett; treasurer, Ethel
Bemis; secretary, Flora Bemis; gate
keeper, Jerome Bailaw; Ceres, Mrs. Or
lando Martin; Pomona, Bessie Flood; !;
Flora, Ada Taylor; lady assistant sew
ard, Clara Fifeld
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
CHANGES RECOMMENDED
For The Conduct of Affairs in State
Auditors Office.

The commission appointed to revise
methods Of doing business in the state
auditors office, composed OF Joseph A.
DcRoer Of Montpelier and 0lin Merrill
Of Enosburg, is about ready to report.
A double-entry system Of book keeping
Is one Of the things recommended, but
there will be no change needed at the
auditors Office adopted tnat system last
July OF its own accord.
They viii also recommend a more per-
feet working between the auditors and
the treasurer's offices and more thor
ough oversight OF the payment OF bills,
viz. the auditor must @. X bill be-
fore 1t is paid. Also they will recon
mend duplicate vouchers for county
clerks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
DANCED AFTER INSTALLATION.
Maple Leaf Camp. II. ". of A., Of
GTaDiteville Gave a Good Time.

A public installation OF officers was
held BY Maple Leaf camp, ~ ". Of A.,
last evening, at which time John Row
ley. consul Of Granite City camp ef
Barre. acted as installing officer TIE
new officers are as follows; Y. G.. }. x.
pirie; advisor. Nelson Craig; banker,
William ". Releilie; clerk. J. B. Fitz-
patricki eseort. 3. r. Suitor; wstehman.
+ T. Gallagher; sentinel phiio Bruce;
manager fog three wears. A. B. Jeakins-
After tie installation. dancing was en-
ioyei until midnight. and refreshments
were served Among those from Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
OLDEST WOMAN IN ABERDEEN.
Was Mrs. John Davidson, Mother Of
MRS. W. Kesson Of This City.

Mrs. w Kesson of Boynton street re
eciyed word last night Of the death Of
her mother, Mrs John Davidson Of Aber-
deem Scotland. She passed away at
the advanced age Of 101 years. She is
supposed to have been the oldest woman
in Aberdeen Mrs Davidson was the
daughter of the late Robert Scott Tre-
man and widow of the late John David.
son, weu known shoe maker in Aber-
deem
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
An Official Visitation.

District deputy grand master William
Marr Of Barre made an official visit to
King Solomon chapter, no. 7, K. A.
NJ Of Montpelier last evening, at which
time the past master and most eminent
master degrees were conferred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
PHYSICIAN UNDER ARREST.
DR.. W. R. Dunham Of Keene, N. H., Ac-
cused of Illegal Operation.

Keene, N. r., Jan. 1o-Dr William
r. Durham, one Of the oldest physicians
OF this city is under arrest charged
with performing an illegal operation on
Mrs. Mary Austin Of Chester, Vt. which
resulted in her death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

sends team piIeo up a bigger grand total
than Capt Bradford's men. Corliss and
White, who are IN class by themselves,
bowled q special match on the side,
which resulted IN two-string victory
for the former by score Of 2d4 to 255.
each man taking a strike The score OF
tho match was AZ followx.