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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
MARSHFIELD.

District Deputy Farrar Of Montpelier,
was the guest Of Marshdeld lodge, II.
Of P Monday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis Pike Of Cabot
were the guests Of Mrs. Ruth Cameron,
Tuesday ana called on other friends in
town.
Mr.. and AIRS. Frank Abbiatti Of Barre
are stopping with Mrs. Abbiatti's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Tibbitts, for a
few months Their little son has been
sick several weeks, but is improving
somewhat.
The many friends here of Mrs. Elsie
Lamberton Of Sharon. will be glad to
learn of ner convaleseence from long
illness. Mrs. Lamberton is in Chelsea
with her daughter Mrs, Arthur Case
and several here have heard her voice
over the Orange county AMI NJ. VI. tele-
phone line
Following is a list Of "our girls" who
have employment in the families on
this town: Miss Stella Brown, II. 2.
Martin; Miss Gertrude Bliss. J. w.
Mears; Miss Minnie Bliss, NJ. Il. Beck
ley; Miss Shirley Tucker, A. L. Cole;
Miss Louella Brown, II. D. MeCrillis.
Harry Townsend drove a four horse
team transporting seventeen OF the
Plainiield people to Cabot, to attend
the presentation Of old Acre Folks bv
the Good TempIars of Cabot Tuesday
evening. Don't forget that the Plain
field dramatic company win present
this drama in Folsom hall next Thurs
day evening
One Of the chief attractions of the
Thursdays evening entertainment will
be the appearance Of the Hudson quar-.
tette Of Plainield, who win sing be-
tween the acts Of @0ld Acre Folk"
These young men come highly recon.
mended IS quartette singers and all who
have heard them viii be pleased to do
so at this time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
HEARING POSTPONED.
Vermont Railroad Commission Grants
Delay.

Windsor, Feb 10 The hearing yes
ttrday before the Vermont railroad COM
mission relative TO enlarging the under
pass of the railroad bridge over Bridge
street was adjourned to March "a be
cause Of the absence of general manager
G. G. Jones Of The Central Vermont rail
road, who was called away on account
Of the illness Of relative.
The Central Vermont, In connection
with the Boston & Maine and Sullivan
County railroads. viii file cross petit
fon with the commission asking 70
have the grade crossing on Drkee street
a short distance above tie dry bridge
II question. IT IS expected that the rail.
roads and the selectnen Of Windsor win
come to some ansicabie agreement as to
sharing the expense .. making the I'M
der pass Of sufficient depth so that
loaded teams may 90 under the bridge
in safety
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
TO MEET in BARRE.
Annual Convocation Of Third Masonic
District Held Here Tomorrow.

The annual conyocation Of the third
Masonic district, Royal Arch Masons,
win be held in this city with Granite
Chapter, No. 26, Thursday afternoon
and evening, February 20. The annual
convocation will take place in the al
ternoon beginning at 2 o'clock. NJ. II.
Collins Of Montpelier, grand high priest,
+. David Elliott Of White River June
tion, grand lecturer and other grand
officers are expected to be present
The order of work will be as follows
4 chapter of Royal Arch Masons will
be opened in form at 2 p. m, by Granite
chapter, No 20. G. NJ. Tilden, +. ii. r.
The chapter win be called from labor to
refreshments when a lodge of Mark
Master Masons will be opened by Wat
erbury chapter, No. 81. i. G. Moody,
Il. II P, the mark masters degree con-
ferred and the work reviewed by the ex-
cellent grand lecturer. Lodge closed fol-
lowed by the opening Of Most Excel
lent Masters lodge by Ne Lebanon
chapter, No. 13, Of Bradford r. Fletcher,
r. II p, the most excellent masters
degree conferred Supper will be served
BY Granite chapter, No. 20, in the ban
quet hall at p. M, to which all COM
panions win be cordially invited.
At 1880 O'Clock the chapter will be
called from Tefreshment to labor by
Granite chapter, the grand officers re-
ceiyed and the royal arch degree con
ferrea bv Granite chapter, which will
close the meeting. The chapters in the
third district are, Whitney, No. 5, Ran
dolph; King solomon, No. Z, Montpel-
ier: MT. Lebanon, No, 10, Bradford;
Waterbury, No. 24, Waterbury; Granite
No. 26, Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
John Kennedy and Axel Olsen
Are Worst Injured
In EXPLOSION AT LOWELL
Boiler in Power House of Hamilton Man
ufacturing Company Was Blown
Up To-day Window Castings
Were Driven Out.

Lowell, Mass, Feb. l0.-An explosion
in the boiler room Of the power house
Of the Hamilton Manufacturing com
pany this morning injured Il men and
did considerable damage to the buildings
on the south side Of Middlesex street
The most seriously injured are
JOHN KENNELLY.
AXEL OLSEN.
Seven men were taken to the hospital
for treatment, and it was stated to-day
that Kennedy and Olsen might not live,
Kennedy was the fireman. Both Of
his legs are broken. Olsen, a Swede, has
fractured skull and internal injuries.
Window castings were driven outward
by the ierceness Of the explosion, and
in some instances the men went with
them. Seven persons who were walking
along MiddIesex street at the time were
cut by flying glass so badly that they
had to be assisted to their homes. Many
Of the worllmen were 50 covered with
dirt that the exact extent of their in
juries was not easily aseertainable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
LAST MATCH TONIGHT.
In The Interfraternity cribbage Series
M. U. and C. G. Teams

The Red Mems team Of the intsrfra-
ternity eribbage league raised its stani,
ing last evening BY defeating the Catho-
lie Order Of Foresters team at five Of
the eight tables played
The play By tables was as follows
Marshall and Mckenzie, r. NJ, defeated
Cunningham and Taylor, G. o. RI: Wish
art and Duncan, r. NJ, defeated Nichols
and LeClair, G. o. f.; McKernan and
Faulkner, r. NJ, defeated Fitzgerald and
Keefe, G. o. r.; Cormack AMI Pithie, r.
NJ, defeated Griffin and MurIey, c. o.
T.. Cruicksbank and Naughty, r. M., de-
feated Goneo and stephen, c. O. F.
Tierney and Tiernev, u. o. f.. de-
feated keith and Walker, r. NJ: Len
ningham and Keefe, c. O. f., defeated
Davidson and Brodie, K. NJ; White and
MeNuIty, O o. f., defeated Taylor and
Fraser, r. NJ.
The last match Of the season viii
b. played tonight between teams rep
rt rtsenting M. u. and G. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
lNARSHFIELD NAM
CHOPPED HIMSELF OUT
Ernest Douse Fell Urler Limb Of Tree
While chopping in the Woods
Yesterday Afternoon.

Marshheld, Feb l0.--Ernest Douse
had narrow escape from injury while
chopping yesterday afternoon, He went
up into 4 tree that had become lodged,
whcn the entire tree turned over, throw
ing him to the ground. IN the fall a
forkcd limb became broken of, and came
down across bis leg III such manner
rs to pin him TO the ground. Fortunate
Isl, ain axe was within reach and after
4 continual chopping for twenty minutes
he could crawl from beneath the tree.
No injuries were received and Mr., Douse
has every reason to be thankful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
Two Barre Banks Have IS on Their
Books, as Published.

The publishing Of the list Of unclaimed
bank deposits in Vermont savings bank.
shows the following hereabouts:
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Catherine McLeay, Barre
M $. Coodell, Calais.
Calista Eastman, East Barre.
Roderick Holton, Calais.
Thomas w Elliot. Williamstown.
Daniel n Pike, East Hiram. Me.
Christie Murray, Washington.
j.. w. Town, Waterbury
Harry n. Mckenzie. Gramteville,
Minnie Nj Hooker, Barre.
Mrs. Thomas Elliot, Williamstown.
Edna G. Baker Barre.
Melissa A. Baseley, Boston.
James Reid. Barre
Laura B. Kimball. Cabot.
Mrs. Laura X. Adams, Cabot.
Geo. H G. Willard, Barre.
Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Nettie Long. Waitsfeld,
John Murphy, Barre
Julia Childs, Craftsbury.
Jas. ~. sullivan, st. Adams.
Mitchell Tebo, Barre.
Mary Austin, z. Calais
Frank A. Goodell, No. Calais.
Mrs. Nellie McGoveIn, Graniteville.
Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Mary I. Erring. Montpelier.
Ralph I. Bateheldeg, Barre.
OrpAa 4. Grey, Duxbury.
Anna Thrifle, Yonkers. n. Y.
Ina Al. Bridgeman. Hardwiek.
Ellen sullivan, Barre.
Mrs. Lewis Thomas. Barre
Elizabeth Moves, Groton.
Alice NJ Eaton, Rochester.
Agnes n. 0rdway, Barre.
A. D. Edwards. Montpelier.
Ellen Baker, Barton.
Mortified Savings Bank.
Henry F. Anderson. Montpelier.
Nena May Green. Northtield.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
CAST BABIES
FROM WINDOW
Then Mrs. Patrick Mcdonald
Jumped Also
DURING FIRE IN HER HOME
Mother Was Confused; She Probably
Win Die, as Will Also One Of
Her children--Father Caught
Them.

Boston, Feb, l0.-In the excitement
following the discovery Of fire in her
home early to-day, Mrs. Patrick Melon
aid threw her three babies from the win
dow and then jumped herself. Tie
mother and one child may die Of their
injuries. The other children were caught
By their father, who had already jumped
and landed safely. Mrs Mcdonald was
50 confused that she eould not wait for
the hremen to rescue her. 50 she jumped
into the arms Of those waiting to catch
her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
/" "JAGS" STEER CLEAR
OF BARRE COURT
At the Same Time Montpelier Judge Is
Having an Unusual Number-Two
Up To-day.

While there hasn't been a case Of
intoxication in the Barre city court
this week. the Montpelier court has been
doing a rushing business, with two
drunk eases Yesterday and two more
to-day. Those mp to-day were George
Robb and Henry Clark tie former being
on Hillside avenue and the hat
ter at the Montpelier & Wells River
railroad. Robb Is local man, and
Clark resides in Dover, n. H
Robb has been in court before. and on
his plea Of guilty to-day was fined SIS,
with costs Of S2l20, which he paid
Clark also pleaded guilty, and was given
a straight sentence Of thirty days He
was let out OF the county Jail only
short time before
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
KNOCKED OVER BY TREE.
w. G. Appleby Badly Injured at Ben.
nington.

Bennington. Feb IN. w G. Appleby.
manager Of the j. G. Colgate farm here
ara relative Of the New York soap
magnate, was seriously injured yester-
day.
One Of the limbs Of a tree which was
being moved llit him in the legs and
Knocked him over. His head hit the
hard ground and he suffered a concus
sion Of the brain. He was knocked nm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
WAS TAXED DoUBLY.
Edward Maxheld Got Rebate in Marsh
field, However.

MarshfelJ, Feb. l9- Edward Maxfeld
who now resides in the state Of New
Hampshire, was in town Tuesday, be-
fore the board OF civil authority, for a
rebate of taxes on certain piece Of
land situated on his farm. part of
when lies in each Of the towns Of Marsh
field and Plaindeld Mr., Maxfeld has
unconseionsly paid taxes on his land
in both towns for the past Eve years
The rebate was allowed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
A VICTIM OF RUM.

cesare consorh Got It in the Leg, a
Whole Barrel Of It.
Cesare Consorti, employed in A. Diver
si's wine store had his night leg broken
this morning while at work with a
fellow smploye, rolling a half barrel OF
wine out Of the basement Of the TOmasi
block The barrel had 60 Be rolled up
steep incline and il got away from
the men and. rolling back, struck Gem
soTiti's right leg. cansing a fracture jast
above the auklc He WAS taken IN an
60 his home on summer street
and Drs. McSueeuey and Reid were call
I'd to reduce the fracture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
MINISTER'S IN SESSION.
Universalist and Unitarian Pastors Have
Session in Burlington.

Burlington, Feb. 10.-The fourth an.
nnal meeting Of the ministerial asso.
citation Of the Universalist and Unitar
ian churches Of Vermont and the PROV
inee Of Quebec opened here last evening
III the First Congregational Unitarian
church, when two addresses were oiv-
en-. Rey. Charles G. Staples, pastor Of
the entertaining church, gave an address
of welcome and Rev. G. r. Fortier Of ST.
Albans spoke on Modern Methods IN
Church Work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
EN0SBURG FALLS
GETS INDUSTRY
Federal Packing Company viii Start
Business About The First Of Aug
ust and win Employ
100 Hands.

Enosburg Falls, Feb. d. The com
panY which il to erect condensed
milk factory here win be incorporated
as the Federal Packing company under
the laws Of the state Of Maine 1t il
expected that special town meeting
win be called March 2 to vote on e0-
empting the plant from taxation for
ten years. The company win start bus
mess August and will employ 100
hands. J. " Dittemore Of indianapolis
Il president and Il. H. Parker general
manager
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
TAFT ARRIVED
in Al SNOW STORM
But 700 People Turned Out to Meet Him
at Nashua Junction This (
Morning.

Nashua, n. IT., Feb 1o.-secretary
Taft arrived here at 11:1l today de-
spite the heavy snow storm, roo people
met the train at the junction. Mayor
Albert Shedd boarded the car and pre-
stnted Secretary Taft the freedom Of
The city Accompanied by Cox Floyd.
Ix.Gog. Rollin and several prominent
Nashua representatives. Taft was driven
u Beacon hall where luncheon was sery-
ed Al 1880 he addressed a crowd IN
QDonnell hall, He viii leave for
Lowell at 3s17.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
TALK OF The TOWN.

Dir. N. D. Warren Of Cabot was a
business visitor in the city today.
A man giving his name as William
Fay and residence Williamstown was
arrested bv Officer Carie this afternoon
N Depot square When arrested ne was
staggering around the street
Among arrivals at the City hotel Iast
evening and to-day are NJ L. II. Leavitt.
Indianapolis. Ind; r. II Aiay. Essex
Junction; J. T. Burke, West Rutland;
j. A. Ricard. Boston. J. 81. Nciiek,
Lyon. \. ~ D. J. AlexandeF, Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
HAD CELEBRATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Lawrence of
Montpelier Married Is Years.

Mr.. and Mrs George R. Lawrence of
Montpelier were married fifteen years
ago last Saturday, but owing to the bad
condition Of the weather that night
their anniversary celebration was post
poned to last night when thirty friends
gathered and joined in the iollifcation.
They were married by the Rev. Mr.
Webster, the brides maiden name being
alice Martin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19

Henry Joe. Bennington's demented
Chinsman is 70 have a guardian. Be-
tween $500 and 5000 was secured in his
laundry the night be attempted 60 shoot
up the town with a small revolver. A
fake stock certificate. face value 81 600.
was also found, which some finn Hammer
had evidently sold the euileles- foreign
er. With the appointment Of a guard
ian. whatever the CAinamsn possesses
win Be used to defr4y has expenses at
tAe retreat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
And Properly VOuched For
Say City Auditors
DEBT GREATLY REDUCED
Aldermen Get Offer from Ex-Gov. Pages
Hyde Park Bank of Money at Five
Per Cent.--Randolph Charges
City for Quarantine.

The city auditors report, the final
roundup Of all the municipal depart
ments, was presented to the board Of
aldermen last night. The figures in it
show that the total city debt, outside
of the water department bonds, is now
$l74,sl4.25, having been reduced S20,-
623.65 during the year by wiping out
four separate notes. The water depart
ment obligations are now $4,000, hav-
ing been cut down since the last report
by the usual retirement of $1,000 of four
per cent. bonds.
1t may be stated at this time. to
give the citizens correct idea Of the
city's finances, that it is expected bv
1909 to cut the bonded obligations bv
retiring the entire amount Of the S75'-
600 sewer bonds, which retirement; would
make the debt less than one hundred
thousand, barring extraordinary expen
ditures meanwhile. The water depart
ment, az the same time, is considered
capable Of starting a sinking fund over
and above the annual reduction of
$4,000.
The four notes retired during the wear
were, the Mathewson school note Of
1900, the fire station note Of $685.. .67.
the United States deposit fund note Of
sl6,4ss.O9, and the paving note of $685.
80
The debts are as follows:
ial City bonds ............ .sl62. 10000
tbl City notes ....+...... I2.3l4.25
lc Water dept. bonds - 2l0.O0OO 90
The rentals Of city property are more
closely paid this year than last; opera
house, $3.50 yearly, paid to December
|, 1907 post Office, 81 ,250 yearly. paid
ia December 81, 1907; Crandall post s25
paid to date; j.. W. Cummings. $500 veaF-
~ paid to December 81, 1907: Salvation
army, Sl56 yearly, paid to date; Pente
eostal church, $3.50 yearly, paid to date;
G, a Wilkinson, S240 yearly. $50 due
70 December 81, 1907; 9. r. Hall, due
$50.
in addition, street and sewer assess
ments to the amount Of S4.Sl7. 30 are
due, and sprinklmg assessments Of
SSl .40
The money on the tax collectors books
is as follows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
DUNToN-sEvERANcF.
Montpelier Marriage, This Afternoon,
Was a Surprise.

A marriage which was surprise even
to their intimate friends occurred at
the brides home in Montpelier this af-
ternoon. when Miss Mabel Severance was
united in marriage to Eugene w. Dun
ton, formerly employed as an upholsterer
in both Barre and Montpelier, but who
recently has been working in Boston.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. A. j. Houeh, only few persons
being present. The bride has been EN-
ployed in the Office Of Judge Hiram
Carleton in Montpelier and is prominent
IN Trinity Methodist church Mr. Dun
ton was formerly employed by Johonnott
& Han in Montpelier, later in various
shops in Barre. He has now re-engaged
to work for Johonnott & Hail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
ALLEN WILL REFUND.
VIII Pay $500 to Man Fol- Whom Be-
quest Was Intended.

Brattleboro, Feb, 19.-John II. Allen
who was arrested Feb on the charge
OF converting to his own use legacy
of $500 intended for John Allen Of Ltd-
low, will pay back the legacy and prob
ably no further action viii be brought.
Tne writ upon which he was arrested
was retwnable before Judge r. w.
Gibson in the municipal court yesterday,
but Allen wanted little more time in
which to raise the money, and the ease
was continued one week
The money which Allen appropriated
was bequeathed by Mrs Pnebe \. Allen
of 0rono, Me-, and a check was sent Il
Brattleboro, but the legatee had moved
from Brattleboro to Ludlow and his
namesake cashed the check and sent
receipt to the executor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
TO "wHITEwAsH" KELSEY.
His Friends Says Their Plans Are Com
pIeted.

Albany n. Y, Feb. l9.-Fnends of
Superintendent Kelsey announce that
plans have been completed to have Kel.
sey 'wlfite-washed' a second time. next
week. Speedy action is desired in order
to save Kelsey before public sentiment
IS too deeply stirred The present plan
IS to give two or three days trial next
week and then have a vote. The Kelsey
people estimate that they win have at
least thirty votes out OF fifty.one or
four more than a majority. and three
more than they had last year. They are
very eonhdcnt OF victory.
Governor Hughes recommendation 70
the Senate Of the removal OF Kelsey
did not come up Monday night in any
form. The only reminder of the case
was the distribution Of printed copies Of
the report Of Matthew Fleming. the
special commissioner appointed By the
governor 10 investigate the insurance de-
partment together with the testimony
and exhibits taken in that investiga-
tiou.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
BARRY GOT DECISION.
In Bout at Boston With Larry Temple
Of New York.

Boston. Feb 1a.--Iimmy Barry of
Chicago was given the decision over
Larry Temple OF New York in the final
round OF the - round bout before the
Arlnory 4. A. last night Temple claim
ed foul. but the referee would not al
low the claim, and the New York boy
left the ring. Barry was easily the SUI
perior Of Temple except in the second
round when a terrific right to the jaw
sent him to the mat for the count
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
SHE HAD SOLDIER LOVER,
And He Was Private at Fort Ethan
Allen.

Pittsfeld, Mass, Feb io.-Aliss Elsie
Jones, farmers daughter. Is missing
from her home, and her acquaintance
connect her disappearance with the ro.
mantle attachment of the girl for pri.
yate Harry Roberts of troop G, 18th
cavalry. stationed at Fort Ethan Allen,
burlington, VT
Since Sunday Elsie Jones has been
missing, Roberts, who worked for vii
liam s. Jones, the girls father, as 4
field hand last summer, was in Pitts
field three weeks ago, and the pair were
seen together. Mr. Jones demonstrated
with the trooper because OF the atten.
tions to his daughter, and the soldier
said he was engaged to Elsie and would
marry her in spite Of the objections Of
Ter parents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
SAW THE SIGHTS.
Secretary Taft Seemed to Enjoy Stay
in Manchester.

Manchester. \. r.. Feb 1o.-Secre-
tary Taft left for Nashua at l0;45 this
morning after spending the morning
seeing the sights of the town. lie arose
early. He spent the night at Governor
Floyd's. He visited the mills and
showed great interest in the Amoskeag
plant. where $4,000 operatives are EN-
ployed. 4 committee of Nashua citi-
zens met him here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19

Cash aud indictments balance, Buchan-
an, GOO balance abated, G00l S2,722.96,
f0ll S3.220IT, coz s3,3l030; Coutts.
t'03l S3,3l2.ll, G04l S2,G9l19; Nichols,
f05 s2,sl055, cOol sl,6s094 COZ
.sI,23S.70.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
TONIGHT IN BARRE

Board. civil authority. City Hall
z o'clock. to revise check list.
Carpenters and ioiners annual eeie.
hraiion.
Ancient Order Of Hiberuians and
Ladies' auxiliary entertainment.
Double header, candle pin touraa.
menf
Interfraternitv cribbage league
closes. NJ. e. Vs. G. G.
Wonderland pictures. opera house.
Theatorium pictures. 90 No. 1fsin
street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
GAVE CHICKEN PIE SUPPER.
Odd Ladies Had a Good Attendance and
Furnished q Fine Time.

The supper and social given by Gran
ite City lodge, Independent Order Of
Old Ladies, Manchester Unity at
knights Of Columbus hall last evening
was we'll attended, a bountiful supper
including chicken pie and the axin's
being served.
At the conclusion Of the supper the
following program was given: vocal
solos by Miss Belle Walker, Mrs vii.
liam J oliver, Mrs. Margaret Stevens,
Mrs. Ohm Morrison and a dance in cos
tune By Robert Stewart.
At the conclusion Of the program the
floor was cleared and dancing enjoyed
until a late hour, music being furnish
ed by Batchelder's orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
GOT HEAVY SENTENCE.
Frank MeKsnna of Burlington Goes to
State Prison.

Burlington. Feb. f9.-Frank NeKenna
VINO robbed John Finessey Of several
hundred dollars on December 10th was
sentenced in the city court toIav Ii
serve three and half years in the
state prison at Windsor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
WANTS A UNION STATION.

Burlington Commercial Club Starts
Movement For It.
Burlington. Feb. 19.-The Burlington
Commercial club is after union railroad
station for the Rutland railroad and the
Central Vermont railroad. and petitions
viii shortly be circulated asking the
companies to furnish such station as
shall be in keeping with the standing Of
the community and the amount Of the
traffic.