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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
HELD REvql YER
CLO.- 10 HIS HEAD
harry W. st. Peters, a Native Of Brad
ford Killed Himself at Island
Pond Yesterday.

Island Pond, March 24 Harry w
st. Peters shot and killed himself with
a revolver late yesterday during a
period Of dependency and meancholial
10 fits Of which he had been subject
since the death Of bis wife and son A
few years ago He was about 80 years
81 age native Of Bradford and had
lived in Chicago plxsyious 10 coming
here about year ago.
He was ianitor at the Bartlett block
pnd Saturday he WAS given two or
three days vacation He returned hero
Yesterday afternoon from Norton BY
train and proceeded 70 what is called
'thc meadow He there opened his
vest and pLot himself oife-half inch
below the left breast, holding the weap-
on so close to his body as to burn his
shirt. Death was instantaneous.
Workmen engaged in piling lumber
only a few yards away did not hear
the shot but the body was discovered
By men returning from the woods He
killed himself about five O'Clock aud IL
was after six before the corpse was
found and taken TO his home.
ST. Peters il survived BY his mother,
2 sister, Mrs. II. J. Baglcy, and an aunt,
all residents Of this place. The body
viii bo taken to Bradford for murial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
SCOTCH HARMoNIES
Were Heard at Their Best BY Barre
Audience Last Evening.

1uAAtuSC last t~fCAshEs
An appreciatiye audience of $40 people
listened to an excellent concert in the
opera house last evening, given by the
Imperial Scots Concert company Of
Scotland, which Is touring the States
and Canada. The program throughout,
with the exceptions of some Of the en-
cores, consisted Of Scotch songs that
were sung ID manner that won the
enthusiastic approval Of the audience,
which forced the artists to respond to
encores after every number.
The singing Of J. NJ. Hamilton, the
Scottish tenor, was one Of the principal
features of the entertainment His clear,
high tenor voice and dramatic expires
sion was admirably suited to his selec-
tions and to bring out the beauties Of
old Scotch harmony. His singing OF
the beautiful solo, BE Kink tae Auld
Erannie. and the dramatic SOLO The
Battle Of Stirling" in which he appeared
in full Highland costume received tre-
mendous applause from his hearers
Miss Mary M Macleod, the soprano
soloist. sang in very pleasing voice The
Blue Bells Of Scotland" and ''The Bon
HE DdJlh y i~1Ht 1eDubAN- He uNrtbr
BY Mr.. Hamilton and Miss Macleod,
"rhe Crooket Bawbee" and Hoo Can
Ye Gang, Laddies,p in which they acted
out the parts pf the lovers, were espec
iaIly pleasing The reader. Miss Elsie
Dixon Craig. II ali eiocutionist Of re-
marSable versatility and her humorous
selections, which brought out her vocal
contrasts. and the dramatic recital Of
"Easca," were among the most enjoyable
parts of the entertainment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
SARAH (w0oD) BAILEY
Died Suddenly Last Night-Funeral Will
Be Thursday Afternoon

Although the health Of Mrs. II n.
Bailey had not been Of the best for sew
eral weeks, there has been no great APP
prehension felt. So The death summons
which came to her last night was en-
tirely unexpected and is a great shock
to her relatives and a large circle Of
friends She passed away at l0.30
o'clock. less than an hour after she was
stricken with heart weakness.
Sarah Wood Bailey was born in Barre
63 years ago last August and had ali
ways resided here. She was married 2S
years ago last February, and is survived
by her husband and two children, Dru-
silla who il teacher in the Ayers
street school. and Clyde who lives at
home She also leaves two sisters, Mrs.
William Mears of the Town and Mrs.
Phoebe Gale Of this city; and two broth
ers. Orville Wood of New Mexico and
Joel b. OF Pine, Oregon. Mrs. Bailey
was we'll known to the older residents
of the city and was held in high esteem
by them.
The funeral will be held from her late
home on the West hill Thursday AFTER
noon at two o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
TWO BOYS DROWNED.
Sad Accident at Methuen Mass Bodies
Recovered.

Mcthuen, Mass. March 24--The con
tinned absence Of two little 4,year-ol
boys from their homes near the mill
pond On The road to Lowell late yes
terday. led their parents 70 seek them
ont with the result that the body Of
one was fonnd floating on tho waters
of the pond and The other body was
discovered in the bottom 81 the pond
The two victims were Ernest A. Me-
Knight, son Of Mr.. and AIRS. James Nc
Knight, and Earl f. Coates. son 81 Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Coates, the boys
being cousins.
II is supposed tie boys accidentally
fell into the pond while playing on its.
banks. Mr. Mcknight while seeking
the ooYs FIRST. SAN the body Of the
Coates boy floating on the water and
going closer to the pond was overcome
bs the sight Of his own boys hody
resting on the bottom in some five feet
of water He dove into the pond and
brought up his sons body and both
were taken to their homes nearby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
WILL OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY.
Chamberlin Post c. A. r. Of st. Johns
bury 40 Years Old.

st. Johnsbuy March 24.-Chamber.
I'm Post, No. 1. G A. RI IL making
elaborate preparations for the obsery-
anee Of the 40th anniversary Of its
organization the second week in April.
So far as is known this Is the second
pest in the country to celebrate a 10th
anniversary. No attempt viii Be made
to secure any orator from abroad, but
the post has invited Gen. O. O. Howard
and Dept. Com. c. L. Beach Of Bnrling-
ten. and Maj. II. w Hoxey Of North
field 70 speak at the camp fire Thurs.
day evening, April ., Capt. Il. Il, Hoyey
WI. give the historical address at Grand
Army hall; Friday evening the camp
fire at the new Masonic han. and Sat
urday evening "Pmaforep viii be given
By the same cast that gave X at Woods
vile month ago Throughout the
three days, Chamherlin Post will keep
open house aud the ladies viii conduct
q fair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
EX-COV. STEWART
NAMED SENATOR
BYCOV.PROCTOR
VENDETTA VICTIM
THE POLICE THINK
Body Of Former franciscan Monk Found
in Dingy New York Tenement
House Yesterday.

New York, March "a. Another OF
those mysterious murders SO frequent ia
New York and bearing the earmarISs of
d Sicilian vendetta developed yesterday
when the body OF Nincenzo Bonano, d
former franciscan monk, who came
here from Sicily In 1891 and has since
live. Ia the Italian colony at Mulberry
street, where ne had a reputation II
l'aving accomplished many faith cures
vas found in q darkened rear apartment
Of dingy East Side tenement.
The mans throat was cut from ear to
car aud there were gashes and bruises
cn The head and face. The victims feet
weie tied together, showing that he bad
leeu taken at disadvantage, but great
splashes Of bloody CORY finger marks
about the apartment, indicated that the
.1an had given mp his life only after i
desperate struggle a. boodstainel razor
and hatchet were found in fireplace
Tie police. after hours Of investigation
declared themselves baiiled so far as
clues to the murderers were concerned.
The crime was apparently planned
week or more ago, for at that time
two Italians hired the apartment which
they told the janitoress, they expected
10 occupy in few days.
They did not appear again until Sun
da and then a woman accompanied
them.
The ianitoress says she believed the
party had come to prepare for moving
in and so she paid little attention to
them. She knows tne woman left early
aud that during the night she heard
scuiiio but this is all the information
she ebuld give. The police say it i
clear that the victim was lured TO the
place and they believe the murder was
cne Of revenge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
FOURTH BREAK
ON SAME STORE
4 Large Amount Of Clothing. Underwear,
Boots and Shoes and sio.7s in Cash
Was Taken-Suspects Arrested
in Essex Junction.

White River Junction. March ~ Ar
thur Levitt, IS years old, and claiming
Tilton as his home and Ephraim Guy
ette. aged TO- hailing from Meredith,
were before the police court yesterday,
charged with breaking and entering the
store Of Adams & Smith on Main street
sunday They pleaded not guilty, and
ia default Of bail were taken to Wood.
stock Jail, The boys are charged with
entering the store early Sunday morn
ing by forcing an entrance through
back window A large amount Of cloth
ing. underwear boots. shoes and Sl0,I5
in cash was taken The boys we're ar
rested AZ Essex Junction and brought
hack To this village. This Is the fourth
time that this store has been broken
into within a few months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
WEDDING IN BURLINGTON.
Helen Elizabeth Porter Becomes Wife
Of Thaddeus I. Kinney.

Burlington, March "a Miss Helen
Lnzabeth Porter and Thaddeus i. Kim
ney of South Hero were married yester-
day afternoon at the home of the bride
On North avenue. The ring service was
used, little Miss Marion Donawav act
ing as ring bearer The Rev. Dr Brown
performed the ceremony.
The house was very prettiIy deco
rated for the occasion with carnations
and roses. One Of the pleasing features
of the ceremony was the suit worn BY
u II Porter, the brides father, it being
the Identical one that he wore so years
ago when he himself was married.
The bride wore very becoming Co
penhagen silk dress trimmed with crepe
de chine. During The afternoon refresh
ments were served by the Misses Ruth
Porter and Anna Derway Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinney left for trip to Boston AMI
New York after which they will reside
al South Hero.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
SITUATION PRESENTS
/ NO NEW FEATURES TODAY
Efforts at Settlement Of the Tis-up
in the Granite Industry Seem to
Be at StandstiIl
To-dav


The meeting of the committees from
the Manufacturers Association and En-
gineers' Union yesterday afternoon at
o'clock is all that has transpired in the
granite tie-up since Yesterdays paper
was issued. At this meeting some prog
ress was made toward their getting to-
gether All other committees are calmly
surveying the situation to-day, with no
conferences scheduled for either to-day
or tomorrow. The Granite Cutters
Union held regular meeting last even
ing, and there was SO much routine
business before it an adjournment was
taken until to-day at 2 o'clock.
William :. Alexander went to Boston
last night, where he is to sit as mem
Der Of the arbitration committee from
the National Association in settling the
disputed points in the Quincy bill which
was referred up for arbitration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
DOUBLE FUNERAL.
Two Victims Of B. s. N. Wreck Buried
In WoodsxiIIe. N. Il.

Woodsviile, n II. March -. The
double funeral Of 6suy Dow and Allen
L. Davis, victims Of the recent railroad
accident, was held IN the Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday, Rev. c. II.
Farnsworth oiliciate1 The floral trib-
utes were many, including several set
pieces The 0ad Fellou- and the Broth.
erHood Of railway trainmen each al
tended as lodges The BODY Of kr
Davis was buried in Pine Grove eeme
terry. ana the bady Of Ar. Dow was
iaAen 10 Concord en- the sften-.a ex-
press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
Two PIPES RECOVERED.
Were Part of Swag Taken Last Week
from a Barre Store.

Last week A. Giaehino lost four pipes,
the best one valued at ten dollars Yes
terdav a lad came into his store With
one Of the pipes and tried to sell it.
The proprietor al once recognized his
mark on the pipe and told The boy that
he was not buying pipes that day. but
since the pipe was his he guessed he
ronld keep it. He therefore reported
The matter to Grand Juror Davis. who
instructed Chief Faulkner to look the
ease np. As the result Of the chiefs
investigations. the second OF the four
mines was recovered. Mr. Giaehino is
looking for the other two, especially The
ten-doliar one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
ANXIOUS FOR ARRIVAL
OF THOMAS CAR
So 1t Can Take Early Steamer for the
0riert, Thus Getting Two Weeks
Lead on Its Competitors.

San Francisco, Calf, March "a The
Thomas, the American car in the New
York to Paris race. which was scheduled
10 arrive at Gilrov. SO miles south Of
here, last night, broke down on hill
east Of that place, and up to an early
hour to-day had not appeared. Machin
lists from San Francisco have gone to aid
the Thomas. Il IS hoped the car will
reach here in time to catch the steamer
Manchnria, which sails for the Orient at
] o'clock. The car viii be sent to Vladi-
vostok thus gaining two weeks time.
which must elapse before another ship
sails, on the other competitors in the
race.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
wHrLED AWAY THE HOURS.
Granite Cutters Had Concert Yester-
day Afternoon.

The granite cutters gave an impromp-
tn concert at Miles hall yesterday af-
ternoon and the talent displayed showed
that the men who took part are capable
Of giving pleasing entertainment. The
concert, which was in charge OF CONF
mittee composed Of Alfred Henry, ID
sullivan and Thomas Mari, was attended
by about 300 people and was pronounced
ia great success.
The program was as follows: Will
liam Florence, connie songs; Frank Cas-
sic, sentimental songs Thomas Jaifrey,
step dances; James Smith, club swing
ing; McRobie and Stewart, mandolin
duet; Joe Bogue. the Scotch comedian,
comic songs and monologHes; William
Patterson, tenor solo; Happy Fraser,
comic songs: Fred Cassie, baritone solo,
and Peter Brown. bass solo. The pro-
gram also included dialect recitation
by a. J. Schneider, and John Ogg acted
as accompanist.
Another entertainment viii be givea
at Miles hall Mt two o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, when Andrew Frost Of Mont.
pelier win gise an exhibition Of hyp-
notism.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
RANDOLPH WORKMEN
POSTPONE ACTION
Will Not Ask for Shorter Day at Same
Pay, as Result Of Last Nights
Conference.

Randolph, March 24.-About s5 work
men met in Mansion House hall last
evening to hear reports Of committees
and consider the advisability of forming
union, and the adoption Of the nine
hour system for ten hours pay. The
sentiment Of the leading committees was
that the present time was unfavorable
for any measures Of this matter and
that the urging Of this demand upon
the firms doing business here, it was
feared, would result in the closing Of
the shops. This opinion. which had been
expressed so generally BY tovnspeople,
was hardly what was anticipated, ana
when expressed at the meeting filed
the advocates Of the union idea with
disappolp=meni. The conference was
brought 70 a close. without an adjourn
ment to some future day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
Quilted M ON CONCERT.
Fire Bell in Trinity Steeple at Montpelier
Mixed Up With Jubilee Chords,

The audience ut Trinity church, Mont
pelier. which was listening to the Cana
dian Jubilee Singers last evening we're
startled BY the .'butting in' Of a dis
cordant sound when the bell in the stee-
pie OF The church pealed forth a fire
alarm. The entertainment was some
what interrupted for time, but got to
working later
The FIRE was a small affair on Court
street, in the tenement building owned
by John Swasey. The blaze was located
III woodshed on the second floor and
was started by the wind hlowing on
some ashes that had been dumped in
the room. William Carbo saw the FIRE
and rang in the alarm, but before the
company arrived the blaze had been
practically extinguished with few pals
Of water. The damage was slight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
Montpelier BARRIERS Separate
From Barre Brethren
ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT
The Status Of the Granite strike--cut-
ters Held Good Concert Yesterday
Randolph wOrkmen Dropped
Project.

The Montpelier tonsorial artists cut
the ties which bound them 10 the Barre
BARRIERS union last evening and formed
an organization Of their own. The meet
ing was held in the shop Of 9. L. Smith
on Barre street and was called to order
by Charles Bergeron, president Of the
Barre union. u. M. Sienard, organizer,
was also present and participated in the
meeting
The officers OF the new uT@on are:
president, John Rogers; yice-president,
Joseph w BEDFORD; recording secretary,
II. e Menard; corresponding secretary,
Arthur Pereau; inside guard, Harry So
per; guide, Gilman Luce; treasurer, HI
=. Ennis. The first regular meeting Of
the new union will be held next Monday
evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
.SHRINERS TOOK
TO The SUGAR WOODS
Annual Party Gathered at F. c. LittIe's
Place To-day and Had the Time
of Their Lives.

Mont Titles sugar woods sheltered
mixed assortment Of humanity to-day
when the Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine
from Barre, Montpelier and tho outlying
territory made concerted assault and
captured the place without the loss Of
single man. A casualty list may be
reported later, however, II the quantity
OF new maple sugar consumed is any
indication. Teams were hitched all over
the farm
II was the annual sugar party Of the
Shrincrs, and II beat anything ever held
before Of the same kind The roundup
for dinner showed rs hungry mouths,
into which was ushered ham and eggs,
doughnuts and new sugar-the sugar
only such as Mont ia able TO make and
the other things Of AL quality. The
party went out into the woods and en-
joyed themselves to the full watching
in the sugar making operation and those
who thought they knew something about
the game took hand. II is expected
that the straggers win begin to return
to the city late this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
WAS AN ACCIDENT
DECLARES CORONER
Earren Osborne Who Went Duck Hunt
ing at Gardiner, Maine, Was Kill
ed.-Had Been Working in
Berlin Nh.

Gardiner. Ne, March 2i--The body
i Warren Osborne, with a gunshot
SQUAD IN the head and a gun in the
irlE hand. was found beside kenne-
,<e river Just below the Maine Central
fainat yards late yesterday by weod-
topper. Coroner Henderson considered
.sath was due e m accident while
sbarne was in the act Of drawing the
as toward his body and decided It
IS unnecessary t. hold AZ inquest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
CALL IT A PLOT
And Attack on Stevens Was the First
Move In It.

San Francisco. Cal, March 81 The
condition Of D. W. stevens, who follow
ing an attack by four Koreans was shot
at the Ferry station yesterday, was pro-
nounced by physicians to-day as favor
able to a speedy recovery The Call to-
day prints a sensational story to the
effect thai the attack Is che first move
in holy war declared by Koreans
against japanese and that other bloody
acts may be expected It is asserted
that Stevens as adviser Of the Koreans
was practically inIthe pay OF the Japan.
ese and condemned to death BY assassins
on that account. Other papers declare
the would-he assassin was a hot headed
student and that ther was no plot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
Golden Wedding Anniversary.

Mr and Mrs. Walter Bowman eele-
bratod their golden wedding anniversary
at their home ia West Burke, March Ii.
They were married in 1883 and lived in
Newport a few years. moving from
there TO Burke. To Mr. and Mrs. Bow
man have been born eight children, six
Of whom are living. aud aIl were pres
ent: Wallace Bowman Of Barton Land
ing. Mrs. {. f. Day Of Newport. Willard
Bowman of Hanover. ~ H.. Mrs. John
RoseDrooks Of West Burke. Fayette
Bowman of Leominster and Mrs. Alvin
Dodge. who resides with her parents.
There arc MAE grandchildren, eight 81
aE9m Rere present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
TRAIN ROLLED DOWN
HIGH EMBANKMENT
Twelve People Were Hurt Near Burgin,
KY Early Today, Several Prob
ably Fatally.

Burgin, KY. March 2t.-Twelve per
sons were injured. several fatally. when
a passenger and a freight train on the
Cincinnati Southern railroad met in a
head-on collision three miles north Of
lefe early today Both engines were
smashed and rolled down 4 a5-foot em-
hankment with several coaches TIE
passenger train was going s. miles an
hour when the accident CecuF-ed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
HooRsEwHIPPED BY WOMAN.
Francis Wilson's Niece Laees Water
bury tCt) Newspaper Man.

Waterbury, Conn, March "a. Miss
Edna Il. Bruins, niece Of Francis viii
sen went to the Office Of the Waterbury
American yesterday afternoon and draw
irg q dog whip from her muif soundly
laced Roland Franklin Andrews, for 4
story which She declared was absolute
IL false and said he sent to New
y ork newspaper.
The story concerned her love for
young Mark Hanna last summer while
she was guest at the Elton, and plac-
cd her in very false light before the
public, she says She told friends Of
hers that She had resented an interview
with Andrews and that he felt snubbed
and took this method Of getting square.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
HORSES HURT IN SHIPMENT.
In Carload Of 2s Animals IA Are Injured
Some of Them Seriously.

Brattleboro, March "a, Counsel for
Henry G. Clark stated yesterday that
claim would be made against the
Boston S Maine railroad to recover for
damages TO carload Of horses whicn
arrived in Brattleboro in bad shape
Saturday. These horses were shipped
from Roston, and while they appeared
to have been in some collision as, out
OF the 20 horses in the ear, IA were on
their backs ON the arrival of the train
IN Bellows Falls All Of these which
were down had been trampled upon and
badly bruised, and probably viii die.
At Bellows Falls they were reloaded in
two cars and al but tile one most Sc
riously hurt were shipped to Brattle-
horo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
GOV. GUILD NO BETTER
TODAY is BULLETIN
DR.. Winslow Issued the Most Encourag-
ing Report in Several Days-He
Had Comfortable
Night.

Boston, March "a Governor Guild il
better. The most encouraging report
in several days was issued this morning
by DR. Nlnslow, through Secretary
beam. he says. @Tle governors symp-
toms are to-day more favorable, Hc
had comfortable night and il now rest.
ing quietly
Az s:30 a notice was posted outside
the Guild residence that the governor
had not lost strength during the past
"a hours
"There Is no hope of recovery" said
Dr. Winslow upon leaving the Guild
residence at noon today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
RENOWNED ENGLISHMAN
DEAD OF HEART FAILURE
Spencer Compton cavendisb, Eighth
Duke Of Devonshire, Passed Away
at Cannes, France,
To-day.

London, March "a Spencer Compton
eighth Duke of Denyonshire.
is dead at Cannes, France. Of heart
failure. He was born in 1888 He had
held at various times the Office Of lord
OF the admiralty. secretary Of state for
war; postmaster general chief secretary
for Ireland, secretary Of state for India,
lord president Of the council
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Among arrivals at the City hotel last
esenig and today are Harry J.. Ryan.
Detroit, Mich; +. F. Bryan. Waterbury;
Penn NarueY Lynn. Msss r. a. Clark,
Springfield: w " Foss. r. II. May,
Burlington; a. A. Blunt. K. {. Middle
brock. Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
TO ASK A RECOUNT.
Chelmsford Votes No-License By Only
Six Votes in Annual Meeting.

Lowell, Mass, March 24.-At its an
nnal town meeting yesterday, Chelms-
ford voted no-icense by only six votes
-297 to 29l Never in the history of
the town was the contest SO close. 4
recount win be asked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
POOR PROSPECTS.
Fer Immediate Settlement at Westerly
Reported.

Westerly, R. J., March 2f.-The strike
Of granite workers Of Westerly and vi
cinits entered Yesterday on its fourth
week with ne prospect Of an Immediate
settlement. 4 meeting ai the strikers,
held yesterday. brought opE full al
tendance. 40 breach Ii the ranks beng
reported. The strikers are receiving pay
81 81 . day from the union tua4a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
TONIGHT IN BARRE

Sugar social, Baptist church
Wonderland pictures. Hale's pagi-
lion.
Theatorium. 90 Main strcfi.
Regular meeting, aldermen.