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The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19
Secretary Back at Capital.

Washington. May 19.-Secretary Taft arrived here Monday. Shortly at. ter his arrival he went to the white house and talked with the president for half an hour
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19
Cannot Be Forced to Close.

Chicago. May 19.-The Appellate court affirmed the decision of the low CT court declaring the mayor Of Chi cago cannot be forced to close saloons on Sunday in conformity with the sta ute.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19
o"Halts Murder Citizens

k an aIaralI' Iraao' Chile, &>y 19,-There robbery mug mug increase here of armed ed tvmo m TO TOUT armed bandits murder. Center of "el' ', known residents in the ehsrs VI tue town and wounded three
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19

|sn he needed s5O,000 to make the
 N, and while he had assurances that
 \, would get at least one-third that
 |.ropnt he is not at all certain the re- |n,lnder will be forthcoming.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19
Puln NH pestroyed.

Sault Ste Marie, Mich. May 19.- The pulp mill of the Lake Superior corporation at Canadian Soo. across the river from this city, was destroyed by fire Monday, Loss is about $2oo.' 000
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19
Demise of Duke.

Paris. May 19.-Eugene Francois Ma. rie Henri. ninth Duke of Harcourt. died here Sunday. He was born in 1864.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19
lIlpY SEEKS MONEY.
 ,.d.d For Expedition to p'' Hunt North Pole.

york. May is.-commahder
 @ 0.a,v' who has been at Wash bff les, s had a special conference
 t'a 'Do oresident, has arrived here. ID u' r to get. If possible, $5O,OOo'
 s'1'r y necessary to take him on the trn p as,tion in search of the North lpn 'Ap .,mmer. Commander Peary
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19
N.'enblshop Passes AWAY.

|faaO CssO, Co, Chile. May 19.-Rev. Ma. shose ssriu,' Susa' archbishop of Santiago.
 lev days ,ous aou Illness was announced a
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19
suddenly Espjres

lye, s' Miss, May 19.-Dayid tsp,y 'esdlng cotton buyer. died sud.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19
strong Advances.

as of stou,,. ork. May ls.-Prices on Mon.
 As showed strong advances.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-19

haoo. "'''ed by LishtnIno. aothen waa m'ss,. May 19.-Joe Higgin.
 was killed by lightnins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
AGED JUDGE RErrREs.
Thomas c. Robbins Refused Reelection
as Rutland Probate Judge.

Rutland, Dec. 1.-The county officers
elected in September, took the oath Of
Office here today, there being several
changes in the personnel OF the corps.
The principal change is the retirement
of Thomas G. Robbins as Judge Of pro-
bate in the Rutland district after 80
years service He was registrer Of pro-
bate six years before he assumed the
iudgship. Judge Robbins has been RI
elected 1e times and he declines an
other re.election because Of his adyane.
ed age, SO years. Judge Robbins spc-
cessor in the probate Office is A. g.
Coolidge, the former registrar.
County Judge Frank NJ. Plumley Of
Shsrburne, Probate. Judge Henry l..
Clark Of the Csstleton district and
Sheriff Enos c. Fish Of West Rutland
succeed themselves. Horace NJ. Redfeld
OF Hnbbardton took the chair Of eouD.
ty judge in place Of Rodney M. Lewis
Of Wells Judge Redfeld was state
senator in 1906 and was one Of the
foremost Republicans of the county.
Joseph q. Jones Of this CITY takes the
duties Of states attorney from tle
shoulders of Robert A. Lawrence. MIR.
Jones was states attorney from 1899
to 1896 and he has been a practicing
lawyer here 20 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
SEN. GIBSON DEFERS
TO POPULAR WISH
And Goes to His Home In Bratlebcro--
Montpelier People Got Uneasy over
His Presence.

Acting on the advice OF Health Officer
Lindsay Of Montpelier, TO whom many
complaints had been made, Senator Ern.
est W. Gibson left Montpelier this after
noon for his home in Brattlcboro, be-
cause Of the fact that he came last night
from his home, which had Just been new.
ly quarantined when one OF his sons and
the maid came down with smallpox.
Another son had just recovered from the
disease.
Senator Gibson came up to Montpelier
last night after taking precautions at
his home regarding clothing, etc. He
was accompanied by his son, Hadley.
They stopped at the Pavilion and were
given a pretty wide berth by the people
in the dining-room and elsewhere they
went Soon complaint began to be made
to Health Officer Lindsay, mostly from
townspeople who objected to the presence
Of Senator Gibson, since he bad just come
from an atmosphere fresh with the dis
case. The demands got so insistent that
DR.. Lindsay went up to the State House
this morning and had talk with Sena.
tor Gibson. He told the senator just
how the people felt about his presence
and the senator, reluctanct to give up
his work in the legislature, decided to
return home, leaving on the noon train.
Senator Gibson is one Of the prominent
men Of the assembly, being president pro
tenn. Of the Senate, chairman OF the com
mittee on elections, member Of the
Judiciary committee ard besides he is
the author Of an important primary cleo.
tiOn bin which comes up for hearing
Wednesday evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
HARvARD's NEW CAPTAIN.
Ham. Fish Unanimously Chosen to
Lead Crimson.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec, Lat a
meeting OF the ZIP men Of the Harvard
Varsity football team at the VARSITY
club in Cambridge, yesterday afternoon,
Hamilton Fish, jr., 1910. Of Garrison-on-
the Hudson, N. y, was unanimously
elected captain Of the team for next
year.
Fish was the logical choice for cap
tain and has had more experience than
any Of the men Of the team. He mas
been regulsr right tackle for the var.
sity for the past two seasons and since
the injury to Capt. Bur, toward the
latter part Of the season, he held the
position Of acting captain. His ability
rs both great player and leader mas
been noticeably marked during his
work on the Harvard football team.
Fish is very popular at Harvard and
belongs to two Of the most prominent
societies, the Hasty Pudding club and
the Porcelain club.
Fish perpared at ST. Marks, where ne
was captain and left tackle of his foot
bah team. He was left tackle Of his
freshman team at Harvard The new
captain is 20 years old, stands foot
s inches, and weighs 200 pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
CARNEGIE RESPONDED
TO THE LAND 0'CAKESH
Five Hundred Members Of The ST. An.
drews Society Held Banquet in
New York Last Night.

New York, Dec. Five hundred
members OF the 81. Andrews society sat
down last night at the 152nd annual
banquet Of the society ut the Wal.
dorf and applauded Andrew Carnegie
and a number of other distinguished
guests as they extolled the land of the
thistle and the many virtues OF its
sons and daughters. Mr.. Carnegie re-
sponded to the toast, "The Land
0'Cakes," and did so in unusually fell.
citous terms
The allegiance OF Scots 10 the mother
country even when loyal citizens Of an.
other country. Mr.. Carnegie found
readily explainable. "There Is nothing
inconsistent" said he Sin the love of
the Scot for the adopted country. Tho
first is the mother, the second the wife.
May any son of Scotland perish who
foregts his devotion TO either"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
pLUMLEY's POSITION.
In Relation to Speaker Cannon is Made
Clear.

Bellows Falls. Dec. 1.--Tne Young
Mems club had for its guest last night
preventative elect Frank Plumley of
lsorthfeld, who spoke on Under the
Tropical Sun" being an account Of his
experience in Venezuela. After the
meeting Mr.. Plumley was shown Bos-
ton Herald special from Washington
which read in part as follows: "The
New England delegation in Congerss are
rot rallying with much enthusiasm be-
hing Speaker Cannan. He still counts
on the votes Of nearly all of the 26
New England representatives, but few
are still hanging out, and at least one
New England representative il planning
TO start fight for revision of the rules.
Representative. Plumley oil Ver-
mont is also reported to be kicking over
the traces
Mr.. Pluinley stated
enc one has any authority to quote
me as kicking over the traces. / simply
have refrained from pledging support
"a Mr.. Cannon or anyone else for the
office of speaker Of the House, | am
ready to admit that | am not pleased
with many of the restrictive rules now
prevailing in the House and should fav-
Or a larger liberty of individual action.
AZ a new man and not yet in Con-
gress | have not undertaken to sug-
sest.p
Mr.. Plumley with his son and daugh-
ter 40 to Washington in January, where
he viii secure a house for the coming
session and will remain there some
weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
GETTING BEYOND CONTROL
OWING TO NEGLIGENCE
Brattleboro People Are Failing to Make
Report of Smallpox Cases ana
Situation Grows Serious.

Brattleboro, Dec. i.--Fige cases Of
smallpox were reported to Health Of
fcer Henry Tucker yesterday. This
makes the total since Friday noon "a
cases. Two Of yesterdays patients
were in families where the disease had
not previously appeared.
The number Of cases since the epi-
demio began reaches Is. There are ii
patients IL the isolation hospital On
the Guilford road.
Instead Of diminishing the epidemic
seems to be spreading to all parts of
the village. Or. Tucker says that there
are probably at least so cases of which
The board Of health knows nothing and
that until every case is reported and
the public takes steps to stamp out the
epidemic there Is no knowing how long
the disease viii run.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
BROKE WORLDS RECORD.
Pat. Mcdonald Hurled Weight High in
The Air.

New York, Dec. 1.-one worlds re.
esrd and two indoor records were hrok.
en- at the first night of the A. A. U.
indoor championship at Madison Square
Garden last night. Patrick Mcdonald
Of the Irish American A. G. set new
figures for throwing the Sc pound
weight for height, nurling the heavy
weight up 16 feet 3-S inches, s 3-s
inches better than NJ. j. Mcgrath's
figures OF last year McGrath also bet.
.tred his old record winning second with
10 feet s inches. Melvin Sheppard, the
Olympic champion, was beaten eight
ytrds in the 1000 yard run by Harry
Gissing the time, e.20; being new in
door record.
NJ. p. Driscoll of the Mercury A. G.,
of Yonkers, won the two mile run in Q
minutes 2s 2-5 seconds--a new indoor
record-and but s-5 Of second slower
than the American outdoor record.
Martin j. Sheridan after winning the
eight pound shot fell op his shoulder
after vaulting and suffered a severe
strain Of ligament
Sheridan fell aftsG making his second
jump. His jump nevertheless gave him
second place g.ld also the individual
honors forS(h first night with to-
tai of tcspoints. His accident, how
ever viii put him out Of the meet.
: gbe score for the first night follows:
Irish American A. G, So; New York
a. c., 20; Pastime A. c., II; Boston
A. a., 6; Mercury A. c., s; unattached.
s; Mohawk A. G., 4 brooklyn Y. nj. G.
A. 3; Princeton A. A. Il Gordon House
4. A. 1.
Tom Loflpboat, tho Indian runner,
who is practically matched to meet
Dorando, the Italian, in a long distance
race, arrived in the garden after the
75-yard dasn had been run. He re-
ceived an ovation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
TOM ROYCE
FOUND DEAD
Former Goddard Boy Killed
Near Rutland
HAD BEEN OUT HUNTING
Wound from His Shot Gun Back of the
Left Ear--Marks on Ground In
dieate That He Slipped
and Fell.

Rutland, Dec. 1.-The body of Thomas
J. Royce, aged 2s years, son of the late
George i. Royce, wealthy marble deal
er of this city, was found in the woods
at West Rutland this morning, with a
wound from charge Of shot behind the
left ear. He had been out hunting.
Marks on the ground indicated that he
slipped and fell, and it is supposed that
the butt Of the gun struck rock and
was accidentally discharged.
The young man left home yesterday
morning. As he did not return last night
a searching party was started out this
morning, and the tragedy was soon dis
covered. He was foreman at the Flor.
ence-M Mccarthy mill. he was unmarried
and is survived by his mother and sew
eral brothers and sisters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01

FOR postofics Site IN Brattleboro; Order
Issued.

Washington, d. G.. Dec. 1.--ISeing un-
able to obtain the desired land as a
site for the proposed new federal built
izgs at Bratflebofa, VT, at q reasonable
4 prlce, Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
iuy Winthrop has requested the attor-
npy general TO institute condemnation
proceedings against the property. The
i site selected Is al the southwest corner
Of Grove and Main streets and measur-
es 1874 by 175 feet. The limit of cost
for building and site at BrattIeboro was
fixed BY Congerss at 100000, Of which
$4,000 was appropriated last spring.
The owners of the property desired are
DIR. Partt and Mrs Elizabeth Thompson
The government could have obtained
about one third Of the land desired for
$4,000. As this would have made the
whole site cost nearly $4,000, provided
the owners were willing to sell, which
they were not, the price was deemed
too high, and nothing remained but to
condemn the land.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01

Miss Emma Jones is visiting rela-
tiyes in Manchester, N. Fl.
d. G. Elmer has moved to Wells
River where he is to reside.
Harry Quits went to Lanesboro Mon
day where he has employment.
Mrs. NJ. D. Coffin is slowly recovering
from threatened attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Nellie Knox returned Monday
from her visit with Miss Inez Parks
in Barre.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Page have COM
nlenced housekeeping In the j. r.
Hatch tenement.
f. M. Page went to St. Johnshury
Monday to attend county court, he be-
ing assistant Judge.
Stephen Thurston has purchased the
Mrs Hitchcock place on Minard Hill.
Consideration 81 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Fifeld have gone
to Pompanoosue to spend the winter
with their son, Elmer.
Miss Carrie Downs returned to Mont
pelier seminary Monday after spending
the Thanksgiving recess at her home.
Peter Weleh Of Charlestown, Mass.
and Nathan Darling Of Holyoke. Mass.
spent several days last week at their
homes here.
Drs. Z N. and S. N. Eastman and
T. B. Hall we're in Chelsea Tuesday,
where they appeared before the grand
jury in the case OF Manley Clark
Charles and n. H. Kicker left Sat
ufday for Money Creek, Maine, called
there by the serious illness Of their
sister, Mrs Elizabeth Melain.
Miss Nellie Tillotson and brother,
Dean, of Topsham spent several DAYS
in town last week, while here they fur.
nished music at the entertainment Fri
day evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. E. Gordon Of Hills
boro Bridge, y H., spent Thanksgiving
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. =.
blanchard Mr.. Gorden returned tc
HiIlsboro Friday while Mrs. Gordon and
children win remain two weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
Declares the Court in Case OF
Thomas Luby
HAS BEEN RE.COMMIITED
Il Is Said mat Since His Return From
the Asylum lie Has Threatened
to KIN His Family and
Himself. "a

As a result Of a hearing before Judge
Carleton in probate court at Montpel-
ier yesterday afternoon Thomas Luoy
of East Montpelier will be seat to the
state insane asylum at Waternrry for
IN indeterminate period. Stape's Attor-
Eey Gatos and Drs. Lindsay and Nc
CURE of Montpelier, the latter Of whom
examined the man, testified in the mat
ters.
The doctors declared that Juby Is too
dangerous a man to be at large and
that he might commit some crime. IL
is said that since his return from tho
asylum a short time ago be has threat
ened to kill his family and himself.
Mrs. Luby thought that his mental con-
dition was such that she did not caro-
to live with him and she and the Sc
lectmen of East Montpelier were the
petitioners fer his commitment at the
state insane asylum, this time as n
state patient.
When Luby was committed to Water
bury a few weeks ago he went as q
private patient and could, therefore,
be freed at any time his relatives or
those committing him desired. After
he had been in the institution for four
weeks demand was made tnat he be
returned TO his family, and Supt. Grout
was forced TO comply although he did
SO under protest, declaring that he
thought Luby ought not to be allowed
at large. Since Luby's return to his
home in East Montpelier his actions
have been such that they bear ont
Supt. Grout's belief.
Therefore, after hearing in the mat
ter and the taking Of testimony the de-
eision that be is insane and that ne be
committed TO the state asylum as o
state patient.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
JUDGE sTANToD PREsIDEs.
Makes His First Appearance as Superior
Court Judge.

Middlebury, Dec.t 1.-The December
term Of county court opened this morn
ing, Judge Zed S. Stanton of Roxbury
making his first appearance on the
bench as a presiding Judge. This be
ing grand jury term it is expected
that the session will be long one.
Many cases on tho docket have been
discontinued and others put over until
the June term. As many ofc the law
yers of the county who have cases in
court are attending the legislature it is
probable that court viii adjourn foe
two weeks to give them time to prepare
their coaes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
FINALLY TOOK SENTENCE.
John Tabor Pleaded Guilty and Went to
Rutland; Mrs Tabor Pays Her Fine.

After pleading not guilty to tho
charges Of keeping and selling when ar
raigned in city court yesterday morning.
John Tabor, whose house was raided yes
terday morning with the result that d
pint bottle of whisxey was found hidden
under couch came back into coart III
the afternoon and changed his plea to
that of guilty. Judge Scott gave him n
sentence Of not less than three or more
than four months in the house of cor
rection. and he. was taken to Rutland
ta.day by Deputy Sheriff George Il Nor
ris. Mrs. Tabor, VINO pleaded guilty to
one ofTcnse of selling, was fined $500 and
costs, which she paid, and was dis
charged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
Truman Newberry Sworn in
as Secretary Of Navy
LABOR MAN GETS PLACE
Daniel ]. Keefe of the Longshoremen's
Union Appointed Commissioner
General of Immigration-He
Has Accepted.

Washington, d. c., Dec. Truman II.
Newberry Of Michigan was sworn in to-
day as secretary of the navy TO succeed
Victor II. Metcalf Of California, who re-
Gently resigned, and he attended his first
cabinet meeting at the White House soon
afterwards.
Herbert I. Satterlee Of New York, Il
is understood, has been rendered the
position of assistant secretary of the
navy to succeed Mr.. Newberry.
Mr.. Satterlee is lawyer, a Republi.
can, and has been identified with naval
matters for some timo as general counsel
Of the Navy League Of the United States
and president of the Naval Reserve asso-
citation. During the war with Spain,
MIR. Satterlee was lieutenant and serv-
ed as chief Of staff to Capt. John r. Bart
lett. He belongs to the Naval Order
Of the United States, the seamen's In.
stitute and the Society of Naval Archi-
tects.
Mr.. Sattcrlee was born in 1863, and is
son-in-law of j. Pierpont Morgan.
Washington, D. O., Dec. l.--Daniel j.
Keefe Of Detroit, president of the long
shoremen's union, has accetped the post
of commissioner-general of immigration.
Washington, D. O., Nov. IAN execu-
tive order has been issued by President
Roosevelt putting within the classified
,serxice all the postnasters Of efhrc@
Englandss New n sic'f5, iNSs~y. = Il fise1y, renn-
sylvania, Ohio, Indiana, IN nois, Wiscon.
sin and Michigan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
NO CHANGES IN LIST.
Governor Prouty Reappoints Old Teach
ers' Examiners.

Governor Prouty this morning appoint
ed the county examiners of teachers,
and there are no changes in the list The
list follows:
Addison, Arthur w. Eddy Of Bristol.
Bennington. Albert W. yarney of Ben
nington.
Caledonia, Joseph D. Danforth of Hard
wick.
Chittenden, John L. Allen of Westford.
Essex, Mrs. Aida +. Enright OF Lunen-
burgh.
Franklin. Edwin F. Green Of Richford.
Grand Isle, Miss Mary Montgomery Of
Isle Ia Motto.
Lsmoille, William A. Beebe Of Morris
vile.
Orange, John M. Comstock Of Chelsea
Orleans, Harry j Stannard OF Barton.
Rutland, Winthrop +, Abbott of Proc
tor.
Washington, Q. D. Mathewson of
Barre
windham, H. D. Ryder OF Bellows
Falls.
Windsor, n. j. whitehin of White
River Junction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
FUNERAL OF W. R. DIcKIE.
Held Yesterday Afternoon From The
Home of His Daughter.

The funeral of w. r. Dictie was held
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
lis daughter, Mrs. Alex. Anderson, on
Long street, Rev. f. A. Poole officiat-
ing. The interment was in Elmwood
cemetery. The bearers were Alex. Cor
don, James Smith, Alex. Milne, Donald
Mcleod, Alex. Hanton and James Rae.
The services Of CLAN Gordon and Of the
Masons were said Mt the cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01

Thomas ]. Royce was a graduate OF
Goddard seminary in the class of 1896,
and has many friends in Barre among
former Goddard students. He was a
popular young fellow while in school and
was prominent in many branches. in
athletics he took leading part, being
one of the schools best tennis players
and member Of the base ball nine also.
BY all his former schoolmates he is re-
membered with pleasure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
TRAGIC MYSTERY
In MEMPHIS HOTEL
Woman and Girl, Supposed to Be Her
Daughter, Fought Deadly Fight
and Woman, Victorious, Drank
Carbolic Acid.

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. LA richly
dressed woman who was supposed to be
Mrs. Nicholas Errington Of Chicago,
fought desperate battle with her
twelve years old daughter, Theresa, at
the Peabody hotel here last night. The
child was killed, and the woman then
killed herself with carbolic acid. Both
were SCARED from head to foot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
NEW DEPUTIES NAMED
BY Sheriff Frank Tracy, to Take Once
To-day.

I0-ady.
Sheriff Fraak Tracy, who to-day en-
tered upon new term Of Office, has
appointed bis deputies IN the various
towns Of Washington county as follows:
Barre City, FL ID. Camp, II. j. slayton.
George I. Morris.
Barre Town, A. B. Hutcbins, WILDER +.
Cutler.
Cabot, I. G. lance.
Fayston. George Grandheld.
Marshfeld, S. II. unwin.
Middlesex, John +. Hastings.
Montpelier, John i. Tuttle, II. 3.
Wedge. Fl. G. Lawson. c. A. Smith.
Northfeld w. Nv Holden.
Waitsfield, o. g. Eaton.
Warren, r. ii. Turner.
Waterbury, G. G. Graves, ". A. Dill
linghani.
Woodbury., Fl. S. benjamin. John A.
Morse,
In addition to these, Sheriff Tracy has
appointed these special deputies. IN
Barre City, policemen David Faulkner,
George Carle, Harry Gamble, Frank
Hamel and George Howe; in Berlin,
Clarence Dodge and Rufus Robinson; III
Montpelier, J. III. Harmon, John Durkec
and y. b. Gilbert; Id Waterbury, u. y.
Grottt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
NO JOYFUL LEAVE
FOR AMERICAN FLEET
Americans at Manila Not overjOyed at
Treatment Accorded Them BY
Admiral Sperry.

Manila, Dec. 1.-THE American fleet
weighed anchor today in drizzling
rain and started on the homeward jour
ney. No Americans witnessed the de-
parture, and there were no official fare
wen messages. This is meant as re-
buke to Admiral Sperry. The Ameri-
cans here are angry that so little shore
leave was granted Goyernor-General
Smith will officially complain to Wash
iugton about Admiral Sperry's action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01

OF Brattleboro's 10 churches, one has
ro pastor, FIVE installed pastors this
year and four last year. The Unitar-
ians have hsd one minister since 1897,
the rector Of st. Michaels Catholic
church assumed his priestly duties in
1904 and the Methodists have not
changed since May, 1908, There are
II clergymen in Brattleboro when all
positions are filed as there are two
priests at the Catholic church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-01
East Warren Earn Rurnad.

Warren, Dee. 1.--George Longs barn
in East Warren was burned to the
ground Sunday night with It's con
tents, 40 tons Of hay. 10 cows and a
lot of farming tools. The cause of the
FIRE is unknown. The loss is estimated
at 81 500 with insurance Of S95e.