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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
CADETS At BANQUET.
Twenty-three From sigma Phi Epsilon
Gathered in Montpelier.

Twenty three members Of the Sigma
Phi Epsilon fraternity Of Norwich uni-
yersity held their annual banquet Mt
the Pavilion hotel il Montpelier last
evening. M. Il. Clark Of ST. Adams was
toastmaster. The boys had royal
good time and returned on the late
trim IL Nnrfhiieid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
BROWN HONORARY DEGREES.
Gov. Higgins and President Pritchett
Adorned Today.

Providence. r. Il. June 17.-Goy.
Hughes Of New York was the principal
figure at the 140th commencement Of
Brown university today He spoke at
The alumni dinner this afternoon. These
honorary degrees were conferred upon
Governor Higgins OF Rhode Island, A.
H., and Henry S. Pritehett. president of
the Carnegie Foundation, L. L. d.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17

&OuuHf0S 3 eHuQNmSul ihIiu now
amounts To a trife over Sl02 900, the
sum Of $1,000 having been added during
the past year.
Fred N. Braley, 80. of this city and
vice president of the Peoples National
bank, was yesterday afternoon elected
"a trustee of Goddard Since leaving
school Air. nraley has been engaged IN
the banking business in Barre, first with
the National Bank oil Barre, and later
becoming one of the incorporatoTa Of
the Peoples bank
Hon. Charles II. Darling Of BurIing-
ton, who on yesterday forenoon was
elected trustee of the school, was at
the adjourned meeting of the trustees
late yesterday elected president OF the
Institution to succeed W. h. Shipman,
deceased. Judge Darling is not a gradu-
ate of Goddard. hut il an alumnus of
Tufts college. Following his graduation
from college in 1884 he went into the
practice Of law and was for some time
III partnership with Attorney o. NJ. Bar
Der Of Bennington. he was formerly
assistant secretary Of the department of
the navy. and Is now collector Of Gus.
toms at Burlington.
At the alumni dinner yesterday the
speakers and the toasts responded to
we're as follows. ~The Sonth,v Rev
Waiter Dole, D. ID, OF NorthfeId; Helps
from the City School" HI Austin Tuttle,
A. NJ. Of Brooklyn. n ". welcome from
the alumni to the graduating class, M.
s. Martin, A. B.. Cambridge, Mass; re.
sponse. Paul w. Waterman. president
class Of 1908: College Wade Keyes
A. b., Boston; First Ter Years Out
Of school, DR.. Charles A. Gale OF Rut.
land: board Of trustees, DR. = Edward
Wright, Montpelier. Prof Tuttle. DR..
Gale and Mr.. Martin. in their remarks.
emphasized quite foreibly the need Of
the school for new laboratory equipment
and new building suitable for holding
the public exercises Of the school and
ciass rooms.
At the adjourned meeting Of the slum- |
nj association yesterday afternoon the
annual election Of officers resulted as
follows: president, Miss Blanche r.
Tilden, 20, Barre; vlce presidents. j. /
Nard Carver. '0o. Barrc, Mrs. Martha !
1alef White. SO. Roxhury. Mass. Mrs. +
Bertha Nichols Cptler. 02; secretary and /
Miss Julia Holland. 92. Mont
pelier; assistant secretary and treasurer.
Miss Emma Foster, '14. Montpelier. ex.
scutive committee Wade Keycs. IS,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
RAcINc EyENTs July ) AND !.
Big Two Days Meet at The Granite
City Trotting Park.


The Gentlemen's Driving club Of
Barre will have two days race meet
at the Granite City. trotting park ON
Friday and Saturday, July and I,
and some close and interesting events
are looked for. There win be eight
classes, the three. minute trot and pace
for purse OF 500, 2:4o trot for Siz5
purse. the 2:35 trot and pace for S1o5.
the 2:27 trot and pace for sf75, the
a.2I tret and pace for s1T5, the 2.1s
trot and pace for 5000, the 2:15 trot
and pace for 5000 and tho free-for-all
for $3.50.
The entries close on Thursday, June
IS. at eleven o'clock. Address all en-
tries to c. 81 Winch, see.-treas, R. F.
ID. 1. Barre.
Tho club viii have the track and ap.
poinfments in frst-class shape fof the
Tacing. and big entry list ef horses
Is expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17

Haratio Read Of Essex Junction, who
went a few days ago to Detroit there
visited his sister. Mrs. I G. Jenkins.
and then went to Denver. where he
Joined some Z. Y. #. men and with
them goes to northwestern Colorado to
20 civil engineering for the govern.
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
cRoKER's HORSE BEATEN.
Rhodora, the Favorite, Lost to White
Eagle To-day.

London. june l7-Richard crokar's
Rhodora, the favofite, was beaten to-day
in race for the Ascot biennial stake.
White Eagle, to !, taking the event
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
INTERMENr IN HoPE cEMETERY.
Following Funeral Services For Robert
Dempster.

The funeral services of Robert Demp-
ster were held ut two o'clock yesterday
afternoon from the city farm, Rev. W
Watt officiating. A delegation was
present from Clan Gordon, Order Of
Scottish Clans. and the bearers were
from the Clan. They were John Stew
art. William stevens. William McDon-
aid and William Abel lnterment was
made in Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
TONIGHT IN BARRE.

Reception a Goddard seminary.
hadley's pictures, opera house.
Concert at Presbyterian church.
Baraca class social. Congregational
church.
Ladies nf A. q. II. dance.
The Comlque picture show, A. Tom
asi block
Theatorium. 40 Main street
Massucco's theatre. Scamnini block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
VERMONT rOwNs INTEREsrEp.
In Application for Receivership Of a
Mining Company.

New Haven, Conn, June I7.--The In
ternational Mining company, it was yes
terday learned, has applied to the United
States court for receivership. its La
biities. exclusive Of any capital stock
paid for, are estimated at 100000 The
business Of the company has been the
production of graphite and other min
erals at Tironderoga. N. Y, and More
town. Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
COMMENCEMENT NOTES

Goddard's endowment fund now
amounts to trihe over Sl02 900, the
sum Of $1,000 having been added during
the past year,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
AMERIcANs cELEBRATEp.
Those In Berlin Made Merry at a Gay
Occasion.

Berlin, Feb. February last night
gave way to May in Berlin, at least
within the walls Of the American em-
bassy in the Koeigs Platz, which was
veritable bower Of multi-colored spring
flowers and green foliage the occasion
was grand floral ball given by Charlie
nlagne Tower, the American ambassador,
and Mrs. Tower, and 1t was, perhaps, the
most brilliant OF the many brilliant
functions given by American ambassa-
dors to Germany. Flowers ana foliage
were everywhere and from an ingenious
arrangement Of electric lights artificial
sunshine winnowed through leaves and
blossoms and fell upon the ball room,
giving to the scent the aspect of per
feet day in May.
The toilettes Of the women were gor-
geous, each Of them representing a
flower. The assemglage was a notable
one including Crown Prince Frederick
William and the crown princess, Prince
and Princess Ethel Frederick, Prince and
Princess Leopold of Prussia. Duke and
Duchess Ernest Gpenther Of Schleswig.
Holsfein, the Princess Of SAKE. Altenburg
the Princess of Reuss-C -Costritz, all the
ambassadors of the powers and Herr
Won Sehoen, the German foreign minister
and other members of the cabinet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
TO Welcome the American
Fleet to Lima
EVANSIS. .HOBBLING ABOUT
He Does Not Feel Able to Go Ashore
for Some Time Peruvian Rail-
roads Are Doing a Grand
Business.

Lima, Peru, Feb. 22.-Peru is enjoying
her holiday today in Joint honor Of
George Washington and the visiting otii-
GERS and seamen of the omitted States
hattleships' squadron The occasion is
most profitable for the Lima shop
keepers and the energy with which they
have pushed up the prices bespeaks an
energy SURPRISING anything the sailor
men have thus far encountered The
visitors. however, treat the whole thing
as Joke and are ashore souvenir hunt
ing with enthusiasm.
Fifteen hundred men were given snore
leave, daily detachment Of marines
being sent to assure perfect order. The
little railroad between Lima and Callao
Is completely swamped today by visitors
on their way from the capital to the
port. Although Admiral Evans hobbies
about the deck with cane he viii not
feel able to make a trip ashore for some
time.
The railroad did an immense business
throughout the day yesterday, carrying
passengers down to CaIlao to see the
battleships and bringing them back
again to Lima In view of the fact tnat
SO many of the sailors were given shore
leave, Admiral Evans also sent mum
ber OF marines to Lima TO see that Or
der was preserved BY them.
Yesterday afternoon, President Pardo
received Admiral Thomas and mum
ber of other American officers. They
we're accompanied by United States Min
lister Leslie Combs and Secretary Of Le-
cation Richard r. Neill. The president
conversed with the Americans at length.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
look Competitive Examina-
tiOns at Montpelier To-day
FOR MARCH 4TH VACANCY
H. Hyde Donahue Of Fairfax, w. Z. Bail
ey and Richard Ballard Of Montpelier,
F. II. Norton Of Northfeld, R. w.
Flint Of St. JOhnsbury Present.

Competitive examinations were held
IN the Office of w. n. Theriault at Mont
pelier today for candidate to the Unit
ed States naval academy at Annapolis,
on the call Of Senator w. P. Dilling-
ham. There were five candidates for
the mental tests, as follows: r. Hyde
Donahne Of Fairfax, William E. Bailey
Of Montpelier, T. Harrison Norton Of
Mortified. Raymond Walter Flint Of st.
Iohnsbury and Richard Ballard Of Mont
pelier.
The examining board were Prof. Car
roll III. White of the Spaulding high
school, Prof. K. L. McGowan Of Mont
pelier seminary and Attorney Fred A.
Rowland Of Montpelier. The candidates
were put through tests in reading, writ.
ing spelling, punctuation, eapitahziug,
grammar, geography, United States his
tory, general history, arithmetic algeria
and plane geometry. The results of the
examination will be sent on to Senator
Dillingham; at Washington, and from
them he will make the appointment to
lli a vanacy which occurs March 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
"HAPPY" BACK AGAIN.
six Weeks of Breathing Pure Air. Then
Back to Jail.

Tom WTelch, alias Happy Hooligsn,
man OF conyivisl temperament and a
sunny smile, paid Judge Harvey Of the
Montpelier city court visit to-day, not
on invitation, but because the police
man carried him there. Welch is six
weeks out Of Jail He ran into the po-
liceman on a Montpelier street yester
day. Brought before the Montpelier
court, he admitted a second offense, but,
says he, Iudge yer amt going to send
me over to Jail. are yerE Happy
insisted that close confinement in the
county hostelry wouldn't be conducive
to his best heslth, but the judge couldn't
SEE II otherwise.
Inasmueh as Happy was only re-
Gently out. he vas asked to disclose. he
said he spent the whole day in Barre
I'd his whistle was awful dry But he
adn't get a drop. He paced the streets
and forth. And why coldat you
at a dropl' asked Judge Harvey.
Because says Welcl, i Didn't have
the long green
bat along came man named "sa-
bers.n declared the Respondent. and his
pockets WAS full Of stuff, fairly leaking
pints and quarts Moreover. the strang
er was obhging. Hence the heHceness.
sixty nine days for Happy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
APPLICABLE TO THE DAY.
Was Observance of Guest Night BY
Randolph woman's Club.

Randolph. Feb. 22.-The Randolph
Womans Literary club gave its guest
night. last evening, which was one Of
the pleasantest ain its history. About
fY5 members and guests were present
The vice president, Miss Jennie Stewart
presided because of the illness Of Mrs
Homer White, the president The usual
roll call of members was responded to
by quotations from or applicable to
George Washington, after which Miss
Hamilton, teacher Of elocution in the
seminary at Montpelier, entertained the
company, bv selections as follows
"Cousin Agatha's Baby and "Heleue
Thomre or Old Mother Goose" to which
al showed hearty appreciation. 4
social hour followed. The music hall
orchestra was in attendance and its
selections added much to the enjoyment
of the guests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. J. T Conniek visited friends ia
Montpelier today
Miss Glady Carroll OF Burlington IS
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Sadie Emery went to Williams
town today to visit friends.
W. c. Boliver of Norwich, \. Y, was
a business visitor in the city today.
X. ". Morse and daughter. Ruth,
went to Bethel today to visit friends.
A party Of % people from this city
enjoyed a sleigh ride to WilliemsioHy
last evening and supper was served
the Monument house. The party
taken in F. H. Cutters barge , s.tif
horses were used
Among arrivals At the Cts hotel last
evening aud today are Frank /. Greene.
ST. Albans; d. G Jarvis. Burlington; W
F Proctor. Albany, y. T.; J. ". Foster.
H. R. Gordon, Springfield, Mass; c. i.
Moore, Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

X. M. G. Al. State Convention Will T.
Held There May l-S.

The 30th annual convention Of thl
X. N. G, A. state convention viii b
held 10 Bennington Friday to SUNDAY
May 1-3s Committees are now engage
n preparing the programme which vii
include some unusually strong speaker
Among thase expected are Rev. G Walk
Cherry, pastor Of the 2nd Presbyteriai
church Of Troy n. ", Fl. I. Lansdale
general secretary Of the Troy Y. NJ {
AN Governor Fletcher d. Proctor, CLAY
ton $. Cooper Of New York, ". Knowlc
Cooper Of Springfield, Mass, Frank Il
Ross Of Bennington and +. s Retain 81
Burlington. The first session will opei
Friday afternoon with organization FOL
lowed BY an address BY Mr. Cherry
The annual banquet will be held oi
Friday evening. Y. M. G. A. speaker
will speak in the several churches OF
Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
Red Men Celebrated Washing
tons Birthday
WITH ANNUAL BANQUET
This Was Followed by Speaking and
Dancing Closed the Evenings En-
tertaiument-Was One Of the
Best Ever Held.

With cares thrown to the winds and
good fellowship and good nature prevail
ing, the Iroquois tribe of Red Men, their
ladies and q few other guests, the whole
making a party Of 100, gathered at
Niles hall last evening and celebrated
for the third time The anniversary Of
the birth Of George Washington. At
about nine o'clock the grand march was
started with nearly 80 couples in line
and led BY Great Keeper Of Wampum
and Mrs. W. w. Russell the party was
taken to the tables, where the repast had
been prepared
Sachem Alex IrOnside OF Iroouois
tribe acted as toastmaster and after
the company was seated he proposed the
toast, 'irhe memory Of George Washing
ton" which was drunk standing. The
banquet was prepared by the committee
Of Red Men with the assistance Of the
ladies, and consisted Of roast chicken.
cold meats, salads and all the other
inaginables and desirables to complete
first class spread.
The table was decorated with napkins
having in their corners the United States
flag and the hall was draped with flags
and hung with bunting, and at one end
was a large potrait Of George Washing
ton.
Upon the completion of the satisfac.
tion Of the inner man, the company lis-
tened to vocal solo by Thomas Nd
Donald, who responded to an encore. At
this time the toastm introduced the
great sachem OF the state Of Vermont,
G. B. Carr Of st. Johnsbury. Mr.. Carr
gave brief address, but one that was
to the point and which called sharply
the attention Of the company to Wash
ington and to the duty of all Red Men.
At the conclusion OF his address. Great
Sachem Carr presented to Great Keeper
Of Nlampum w. w Russell a handsome
gold past sachemis jewel, the presenta-
tion being made in few well-choacn
remarks. Mr.. Cars address was fol
lowed by a vocal solo by Miss Helen
Johnson, accompanied b. Miss Mary
Walker
The next was a solo BY William Pithe
and then the inimitabe. the only and
original shorty" Schneider, past saehem
Of the tribe and past walker over many
railroads, gave a temperance lecture. the
applause for which rocked the hall. Mr.
Schneider very kindly responded to the
encore with an original reading in the
Italian dialect
At the conclusion Of the program the
party indulged in dancing to the strains
u the Iroquois tribe qlladFille band OF
four pieces, Big Chief George Angus,
violin and leader; Frank Walker, clari-
let James Sim Of the Montpelier band,
sornet Louis /. Huntington, piano.
air was composed Of the following mem
,srs of the tribe; Walter Morgan VII
lam + Walker, William Even, William
Pithie, George Ralph, Robert Wright,
William Hughes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
NOT THE sPAULDING GIRLS,
Who Played in aGame Of Many Casual
ties,' Write The Team.

The spaulding high school girls, bas-
ket bali team wish to state tnat tneir
team was not contestant in the game,
III which several Montpelier girls are
said to have received injuries. What
they nave to say is as follows;
Mr.. Editor LIN answer TO your edi
torial in the Times OF February 20.
wherein you spoke 81 basket ball ac
eording to girls rules. the SpauldiEg
team would like TO correct an error
There seems to be some misunderstood
ING. Tne hurts Of the Montpelier girls
were result Of the Goddard Montpelier
high game. not Of the SpauIding one.
In fact, the Times itself, quoting
from the Montpelier paper published
this very list OF casualties reported in
The Boston Transcript soon after
TO the best OF onr remembrance only
once was ~time out called during the
spaulding Montpelier high contest, and
then only for slight accident.
No one on either side was hurt, and
both teams were agreed in calling the
game a fast and clean one.
Tne Spaulding Girls basket ball
team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
MANY MORE MEN
ENTITLED TO VOTE
Board Of Civil Authority Received Last
Night ~ New Names--Final Meet
ing on Thursday
Night.

Forty-one new names were added to
the check list at the meeting Of the
board of civil authority last evening.
Ward /.
f. n. Bell, G. II. Shepard, o. c. Wylie,
William A. Lawson, N. r. Nye, S. j.
segel
Ward ..
W. NJ Badger. William Mercer. i. d.
Bruce, Arthur W. Mcneil, Chester III.
Blakeley, Walter Douglas. q. a. Hill.
o NJ Lawrence. john A. Mcleod. +. @.
Sowden, William r. Halusa, &. j..
Marsh, j. g. Britain, q w. Lewis, f.
NJ Dunton.
Ward ..
a. E. Fort, Thomas Stacy, Hawley
Gale Leslie Wright
Ward 4.
Carlo Braglini, Matt Haley. +. r. JEFF
fefs, Joseph Dombrouskie. f. b. Inger-
soil, Frank Snow, Nello Maggiani T. G..
Kesson
Ward S.
John Murley, Fred N Carr.
Ward 9.
Wallace Bruce. John papin. Albert
Yenner, g. r. Sibley, H. H. Cheeyer, w.
J. Webster.
The final meeting Of the board will be
held on next Thursday evening, Fehru.
airy 27.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
WAS BIG CROWD PRESENT.
AT Second Annual Dance of Montpelier
Firemen Last Night

TAe second annual bali Of the Mont
pelier Hre department last evening IN
Arruory hall was attended by 100 or
more couples The concert from eight
to nine By Gilbertson's orchestra Of
Barre, George L. White of this CITY.
leader, attracted an audience that pack.
ed the galleries. The grand march WAS
lea by Chief john Wahlen and Mrs.
Nahlen. The floor. managers was b. s.
snow with G. T. Deard, Y. B. Persons,
i. w. Wright and +. w. Holmes as aids.
The committee of introduction was COM
posed OF G. o. Averill, J. + Dobbs. Will
liam Mackin, l. II. Frost, f. I. Hntchin-
son, II. C. Lawson. l.. J.. Kent and }. @.
Hoskins. A special ear was run to
Barre at the close of the ball.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
TOOL SHARPENERS
ELECTED OFFICERS
At One Of The Most Largely Attended
Meetings Ever Held BY The Union
Confidence Committee
Reported.

At the last regular meeting Of Tool
Sharpeners' branch, the following Off
GERS We're elected.
President, A. J. Paradise.
Vice-president, D. VI Stone.
Cor. sec, James AIuteh.
Fin. see, James Mcdonald.
Treasurer A. .. Young.
Auditors, George Barnard, William
Oliver and W. FL Murphy.
Delegates to the Central Labor Union,
James Alutch, John + Sadlier and Milo
u. Bassett.
The meeting was one OF the largest
attended ever held by the union, nearly
every member being present.
The bill Of prices committee made
report OF their conference with the man
which was received az pro-
gress, and the committee was instruct
ed TO accept nothing but the original
demands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
COUNTY INSTITUTE.
For Sunday School work to Be Held In
Barre Next THURSDAY.

a county Sunday school institute un-
der tine auspices Of the Vermont sun
day school association will be held at
the Presbyterian church in tnis city
Thursday, February 81. There will be
morning, afternoon and evening sessions,
beginning at 1880 a. m.
The speakers win be; Mrs. Mary
Foster Bryner of Peoria. H., internation-
al field worker; Rev. Frank s. Tolman
OF West Rutland, specialist in psyche
logy. and Rev. Edward H. Fuller Of
Burlington, field secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
SMILED VERY BLANDLY
AND THANKED JUDGE
Dan Clifford Of woOdsville, N. H., Got
Ten Days Free Lodgings and
He Appeared to Be
Satisfied.

Daniel Clifford of Woodsyille, n. r..
was arrested last evening by Officer
Hanlel for intoXication In the city
court this morning Clifford pleaded gull.
ty to first offense ana was fined S5
With costs Of S615 He was unable to
pay and was sent 10 the county jail for
ten days. Clifford bad been given Iodg-
ing at tho police station two nights
this week and was one Of the party that
Chief Faulkner advised yesterday morn
ing to be moving along. With a per
fectly cpntented smile on his face, he
thanked Judge Scott for giving him ten
days free lodging.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
MoNrpELIERls NExr MAYoR.
Frank R. Dawley Is vermonter Hay
ing Been Born at Mt. Holly.

Prank X. Dawley who without doubt
will be Montpelier,s next mayor to suc-
eeed Mayor James s. Haley is q Yer
1nonter, having heen born in Noun
Molly. he vas 81 years Of age last
month. BE spent nis early iile in his
native town aud came to Berlin in 1871
He resided IN what is nov The annexed
portion of the city, OF the sixth ward.
and was the first city officer from that
ward He served nine years ss lister
and is now serving As alderman. He is
q hard worker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

known as politician, having run for
mayor On the socialist ticket. He had
also been i candidate for alderman on
the same ticket. He is survived by two
brothers, j I. Monahan pf Essex Iunc-
tion and Thomas Monahan Of this city
and by three sisters, Mrs Thomas Muir
pry, Mrs. John Carroll and Miss Mary
Monahan, all OF this city. The funeral
will be held on Monday morning from
St Mary's cathedral, with interment in
West Rutland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
HARpwIcK CUTTERS.
Elected John Kelley as President Of
Their Union.

HardwieS, Feb. 22.--At the Granite
Cutters last regular meeting the follow
ing officers were elected for six months:
President, John Kelley; vice president,
a. Davidson; corresponding secretary,
VIM. Traynor; financial secretary, John
Storey; treasurer, Henry Worsdell;
standing committee, J Herick, r. L.
Davis and r. b. Honeyford.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
IN HATFIELD-McoY WAR.
Young Man Arrested in New York Prob
ably Feudist.

New York, Feb 22-The mild lookine
young man who described himself a.
James A. Baker Of Columbus, O., wner
he was arrested last night after 1000
mile chase. charged with murder an1
a long series of postofiice and railroad
station robberies Is now said to have
been one of the Hatfield Mccoy feudists
Of Kentucky His real name is supposed
60 be Dickinson.
He has told the police that he mas &
wife in Pittsburg, whom he married fiyc
wears ago under the name of Baker
The prisoner was arraigned beioe
United States Commissioner Shield
Yesterday and held in $1,000 for fur
tber examination on Marcn 2.