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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
Want Column

For sale. First-class apples. Bell
3992R. Louis Wilhelm.
For Sale First class wild hay. 1855
N. Fifth West. Bell phone 2Ox. wc
Carolina Poplars for sale by N. S.
Hanson, 4l8 East 1st South, Logan. VIC
3 Wanted. Cattle to herd during
summer Inquire John King, Mill.
VILE. ,>t. wc
FOR SALE Two sections Of dry
farming lands. Price right, W. s.
Muir. Logan. VIC
For sale 40 acres at mouth Of
Blacksmith Fork canyon. Inquire Of
John King, Millyille VIC
HI. Hansen, westHeld, city scaven.
ger and backyard work. Bell phone
ASK. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Wanted Your next order for coal
and wood. Thatcher Coal Co. Both
phones, 3l4 yard; 16 uptown. VIC
For painting and paperhanging call
on Carl J. Olson & Son, "a South Main.
All work guaranteed first-clsss. wc
For Sale Lucerne and timothy hay
and straw. c. Balling, 3l6, So. Main;
indie pent phone 342. Bell 32lb. VIC
We want cemetery lots, lawns and
rose beds to plant. We can furnish
the goods. Carlisle & Stirland. VIC
For Rent Ten acres good beet land
at south edge Of city. Apply at Cache
knitting Works, Bell phone ia. NC
For Sale-Team, harness and buggy;
q change Of occupation cause OF sell.
ing. Inquire Mack hotel, Smithaeld.
Bell phone. VIC
For Sale. "A set OF blacksmith tools
and some wagon material. Will sell
them cheap. Jacob s. Schweizer, 1855
East, 3rd North.
Rudolph Gortcinsky, ass West Fifth
North, Logan city scavenger and back
yard work, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ind. phone 2l7m. VIC
The London House, "a W. First
North street, Logan, Headquarters
for Ladies', Misses and Children's Ok.
fords at reasoable price. VIC
10 rent or sell 100 acres OF land; 90
acres In lucerne, 20 acres pasture, IS
acres In fall wheat, balance summer
fallowed land. Peter Nilsson, Smith.
field. VIC
Bids for the purchase ana removal
OF the adobe house on the corner OF
First North and First East streets
will te received by A. NJ. Fleming,
First National bank. VIC
Wanted-50 head Of cavalry horses.
Must all be bays In color, weight $50
to 100 pounds, height 10 to 15a hands,
ages 10 years; all saddle broken.
viii be at Logan one day only, April
4, 1908, at Moses Thatchers stables
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
THE NEW WINDSOR

Salt Lakes Finest Popular Priced Hotel.
In the center OF the business district. capa'
chy, 200 guests. Forty rooms with bath. hot
and cold water,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
Rock Springs Coal.

Thatcher Coal Co., Smith Bros. old
stand, 8 w. First South street, Logan.
Uptown office. 7 hatcher's livery. Both
phones, is; both phones at yards, 3l4
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28

Hanford in Antony and Cleopatra
Monday night.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
Hot Scotch Pies.

And all other kinds OF pastry at
Gudmundson's Cafe-the finest In the
city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28

Wanted-50 head Of cavalry horses
Must all be bays In color, weight $50
to 100 pounds, height 10 to 15i hands,
ages 4 10 8 years; all saddle broken.
viii be at Logan one day only, April
4, 1908, at Moses Thatcher's stables.
VIC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
AFTER LONG sEFFERING,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall Passed Away Yes
terday Morning.

Groton, April 90. Elizabeth Mar
garet Hall wife of Judge Thomas Il.
Hali, passed away in the early hours Of
Easter morning. after long and lin
gering Illness. Five years ago Mrs. Hall
underwent surgical operation from
which she never fully recovered. For
the past year and a balf She nas suf-
fered greatly from repeated attacks Of
heart trouble.
Deceased was born IN Ryegate 1t
years ago and was the daughter Of
George and Marion Miller Donaldson.
She vas one Of family Of six children;
one brother David who died IN the Civil
War and four half sisters, Ellen, who
married Manly Clark, and Annette, Mrs
Mrs. Wallace Clark; Agnes, Mrs. Sim
clair, of Bath, N III, and Abbie, Mrs.
Henry Taisey Of Manchester, n. H Mrs.
Hall Is survived by the two last named
sissers. her husband, one son, New.
ton Hall and one daughter, Elizabeth.
Mrs. +. S. Blanchard Of this place and
three grandchildren, Mary and Bart
lett Hall, and George Blanchard
Deceased was for years an active
member Of the Methodist church, 4
woman Of many excellent traits Of char
acter, and leaves hosts Of friends to
mourn her loss. The funeral will be-
held tomorrow afternoon at 1880 at the
church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
ALL POINTS AGREED
ON BUT WAGES
Committee Of Manufacturers and Unions
Are Holding Sessions To-day in
Effort to Reach Settle
4,aa4sx

The joint committees from the gran
lite cutters, tool sharpeners and polish
ers unions and the manufacturers, which
met at o'clock Saturday afternoon III
an endeavor TO reach an agreement on
the points that thus far had prevented a
settlement with the polishers were, still
in session at the time of going to press
this afternoon, Soon after meeting Sat
nrday tile union and manufacturers com
mittees selected d subcommittee, Rich
ard Grigg, Frank Adams and Milo Bas-
sett, representing the unions and H. j.
NJ. Jones. John A. Martinson and Wm.
Barclay representing the manufacturers.
These subcommittee continued in SEES
sion until ID o'clock saturday night, and
then adjourned until $3.50 this morning.
When adjournment was taken, agree.
ment had been reached On all points ex-
eepting one, that Of wages. The sub
committees met at $3.50 this morning,
taking an hours intermission at noon.
When they met again at o'clock this
afternoon they were still several points
apart on the wage question AT O'clock
the full committees expected to meet
again.
The committees representing the hump
ers. boxers and derriekmen and the man
ufacturers are to meet this evening in
another effort to adjust their differences.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
FUNERAL OF THOMAS DAVIDSON.
was Held Yesterday Afternoon With
Tnterment in Hope Cemetery.

The funeral Of Thomas Davidson was
held yesterday afternoon AZ a;30
o'clock from tie home Of AIRS. ] d.
Smith. 36 Maple avenue, where he mad
lived. There was good attendance of
friends. The Rev. II. al. Poole of tile
Congregational church ofiiciated, and the
bearers were George Durkee. Alex. Muir
ray, Edward Smith, Alex Duff, Will
liam Dawson and Alex. Wright. The
burial was in hope cemetery.
It was impossible for the brother to
come On front Chicago to attend the
funeral. Theose from out Of town wha
attended were Mr.. and Mrs. James Reid
Thomas Thompson. Charles Porter, all
Of HarwieS, and Andrew Beattie Of
Northfieid. The floral tributes were
from the following pillow OF flowers,
Mrs. ] D. Smith and hoarders; Easter
lily. Miss Nellie Smith; carnations from
Mrs. Kesson's boarders, Air. and Mrs
Thomas kesson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Ingram. AIRS. Gibson and Edward Jopp,
Mi. and Mrs. Murray, George Dmkee,
and William Kordon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
H1GGINs-HoUsToN.
Mortified Young Woman Became Bride
of Barre Man To-day.


Miss Eva Elizabeth Houston, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank z. Houston Of
Mortified, and James Francis Higgins Of
Barre, were united in marriage at st.
Moniea's church this forenoon at l0:30
o'clock, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. Fr. h. Al. MelSenna, pastor of
the church, who also celebrated nuptiaI
mass There were present the relatives
Of the contracting parties and a few in
innate friends. Arthur G. Moore acted
as usher
The bride was gowned in brown mes
saline. She was attended by her sister,
Mrs Joseph Denny Of Mortified, who
also was dressed i'd brown. O, Herbert
pape of this city acted Az best man.
Following the ceremony, Alr. and Mrs.
Higgins left for short wedding trip.
On their return they viii reside at 2S
Perry street
Mrs. Higgins is a niece Of II. Nj Hous.
ton Of Maple avenue, this city, and has
many friends here. She IS graduate Of
Northfeld high school Mr.. Higgins was
graduated from Spaulding high school III
1907 and from Dartmouth college In
1901. since which time. with the excep-
tion of year in the National Bank of
Barre, he has been associated with d. M.
Miles in the coal business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20

States Attorney Hill Of Caledonia Coun-
u Working Overtime.


St Johnsbury April 2O.--State's At
torney Hill, Sheriff Winch, the latter's
deputies and the St. Johnsbury police
have been working overtime the past
week and enough liquor il now in cus-
tody to start saloon if sucn thing
Was permitted. The first raid was at
st. Johnsbury when the police searched
i wagon driven BY Frank w Robinson
Just as he had left the express Office
and found case Of 12 bottles of whis-
key with the label removed The liquor
il stored at the police station and Mr.
Robinson, who is now quite sick will
have his hearing later. Friday evening,
on search warrant issued BY States
Attorney Hill, the police raided the bot
ting works Of Thomas d. pidgeon on
Railroad street and took mp to the
county pail in big express wagon nine
half barrels and six cases marked Non
intoxicating Uno Beer Mr.. Tidgeon ap-
peared with his lawyers and the latter
claimed the stuff was not seizable and
that Mr. pidgcon had a perfect right 10
handle ii, a large quantity will be
sent to Burlington for analysis before
the state takes any further action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
Rev. W. C. MacIntyre Gets
Call to 0gdensburg, MY.
ANNOUNCEMENT SUNDAY
Meeting Of the Barre Church viii Be
Held Tonight to Consider Possible
Resignation--calI Was
Unanimous.

1t became publicly known yesterday
that the Rev w. Q. MacTntyre, pastor
of the Presbyterian church Of Barre, has
received call to the First Presbyterian
church OF Ogdensburg, n. Y, large
and Influential church--in fact, the larg-
est in the presbytery Announcement
was made at the session of the local
church yesterday A meeting Of the
entire congregation will be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock, at which tiine
the possible resignation of the pastor
will be considered.
The call to the Rev. Mr.. MacIntyre
was entirely unsought BY him. Indeed,
he had NO thought Of leaving Barre,
where his labors were being rewarded
with so great success, but the nature Of
the call is such that it demands atten-
tion. On three different occasions
throughout the winter, deputations have
come TO Barre and, unannoulced to the
preacher, have attended the Presbyterian
services. On their return to Ogdensburg
they reported unanimously in favor Of
extending an offer TO the Barre man to
preside over their church. The church
itself, at subsequent meeting, without
dissenting vote, decided to ask Mr..
MacIntyre to come to their city.
The Ogdensburg church is one Of the
Oldest, having been organized some 80
years ago. 1t now has membership
approaching 600, and its edifice is large
one, capable Of seating about 1900 peo-
pie.
There was SO much unanimity about
the call that the Rev. Mr.. MacIntyre felt
that he ought to give II consideration.
II he should decide to accept, there would
be great regret here, not only among bis
church people, but among the townspeo-
pie as well, for they have come to ike
and respect him, and his ministry has
been very successful Since lie came to
Barre two years ago, from st. Matthews
church in Woodlands. Ontario, the mem
bership Of the society and the attendance
at the services have grown largely. BY
all, it ii hoped that he viii decide to
remain in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
Methodist Conference People
Leave For Home
APPOINTMENTS GIVEN OUT
Rev. X. 0. Thayer Comes Back to He'd
ding Church in Barre--Few Changes
Have Been Made--The Last
Meetings.

The Gath session ofthe Vermont Meth.
odist conference closed last night, &
little ahead Of the printed schedule, the
appointments having been read yesterday
afternoon instead Of this morning as
planned. There being nothing left to
be done today, the delegates left last
night and this morning for their homes,
looking forward to the next conference
to BE- held at IIardwick.
The appointments as announced By
Bishop Cranston are as follows:
st. AIbans District.
George w. Hunt, Presiding Elder.
4. @. Address, St. Albans.
Alburgh 40 be supplied BY II. "A.
Jones'
Bakersfield H. 4. Howard.
Binghsmville-To be supplied by G.
G. Lock
Cambridge and North Cambridge C. s.
Hubert.
East Elmore--To be supplied BY J. L.
Wesley.
Gilmore 10 be supplied BY ]. T. wis.
ley.
Encsburg Falls William Shaw.
Essex and Essex junction q. A. EN-.
cry.
Fairfax-G. w. Burke.
Franklin--O. B. Wells.
Georgia and North Fairfax-G. G. Me.
Dougall
Grand Tie and South Hero y. 5.
Allen.
Highgate--To be supplied BY q. s.
Smith.
Hyde Park and Eden--o. NJ. Boutwell,.
Isle La Motte--To be supplied by J.
B. Kaloria.
johnson and Wateryille--C D. Pierce.
Middlesex To be supplied by Guy f.
Crawford.
Milton and AiItonboro- To be supplied
BY M II. Ryan.
Montgomery and South Richford--J. T.
Baxendale.
Moretown and South Duxbury-To be
supplied by Guy +. Crawford
MorrisyiIe- Al Smith.
North Fairaeld-iTo be supplied by H.
III Howard.
North Hero To be supplied by Arthur
@MhuuaAhs
Richford w. Il. Douglass.
st. Adams n r. Lowe.
st. Albans Bay-To be supplied by
N. NJ. Learned
Sheldon "A. G. Austin.
Stowe To be supplied BY j @. Angell
Swanton- NJ. "A. Sharples.
Undefhill and Jericho ITO be supplied
By a. IF sturgcs.
Waitsfeld. Fayston and East Warren
--F II. Roberts.
Waterbury w G. johnson.
Waterbury CenterG. G. Weseott,
West Berkshire, East and So. Frank
lin TO be supplied by r. 4. Barnard
West Enosburg and North Fairfield
A w, Ford
Westford--To be supplied BY g. WI
Burke.
Wolcott and North Woleott To be
supplied by ]. Fl. Wills.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
CALLED PAT A NUISANCE.
Various Bartenders Testify and Furnish
ting Case Against Marr is Dismissed,

ing Case Against Mar is Dismissed
The case against John Marr, pro-
prietor Of frst,elass saloon on North
Main street, who was arrested on the
Charge Of illegal sale Of liquor TO Pat
lick Kane, an habitual drunkard, who
in a disclosure to the court claimed he
purchased some liquor in Marr's saloon
On March ls, was dismissed BY Judge
Scott III city court this morning on
the grounds that the evidence was not
sufficient, or strong enough, to warrant
the defendant being held for the grand
jury.
In the hearing Mr. Marr and mis- barr
Keepers, a. j. Guthrie, James Davidson
and Jack Cayhue MI testified that to
their knowledge Kane never bought any
liquor in the saloon IN the past year
Mr.. Guthrie testified that Kane came in
to the saloon in an intoxicated condi-
tion on the evening Of March 13 and
vas refused any liquor ana Guthrie as
serted that ne finally put Kane out Of
the saloon when be attempted to drink
another mans glass of beer. Jack Cay
hue stated that he was not In the saloon
al the evening Of the thirteenth but
he said that Kane. previous to this
time. borrowed a quarter of aim on the
street and Kane told him he knew he
could not get liquor Of him but wanted
the money to get ii somewhere else.
James Davidson testified he was in the
saloon on the thirteenth ana that he re-
fused TO sell Kane any drink and saw
Guthrie also turn him down.
Mr. Marr stated that he ~as not in
the saloon on the evening named but
asserted that to his knowledge Kane
never was served liquor in the saloon,
The barkeepers claimed that Pat was
nuisance every time "a came into the
saloon Al lle usually attempted to make
political speech to the crowd present
Thomas Gibbons and Thomas Hawkins
both testified 20 being in the saloon on
the thirteenth and seeing Kane and also
to seeing him refused a drink G. q.
Gladding testified to seeing Kane about
0:30 o'clock on that evening in Cutters
livery stable and that Kane was very
badly intoxicated and had a bottle Of
alcohol with him.
i. wv. Gordon was attorney for the
defense and Grand Juror Davis prose
euted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
AROSE FROM BED AND
JUMPED TO GROUND
Mrs. Edward johnson Of Montpelier
Suffering From Mental Depression
Due TO Illness.

During a period Of mental depression
incident to serious illness, and while
thc persons caring for her we're temper.
arily out 81 the room, Mrs. Edward
Johnson of Main street Montpelier,
climbed out Of the second story window
OF her house, onto a porch and tnen
jumped several feet to the ground yes.
tprday morning Tbs other occupants
0f tha house were aronoed bg the sound
of breaking glass al the woman tipped
over some bottles ~ she went out Of
the window.
They FASTENED after her ard secured
her before sne had gone far Besides
suffering from the shock OF the fail.
Mrs. johnson appears to have suffered
serious injury although she com
plains of soreness Of the back. She was
iii dazed condition when taken back
10 her bed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
ST. .Tohnsbury District.

Ill lVAA9bAAJ 1Ao0ANet
Frank w. Lewis, Presiding Elder,
r. d Address, ST. Johnsbury.
Albany--(s. d. Mcdonald.
Barre E O. Thayer
Barton--W B. Dulxeshire
Barton IandingW. r. Davenport.
Bloomfeld-Io be supplied by T. w
Buck
Cabot--F. E. Currier
Canaan--U FL Layton.
Concord and NictoryM. Fl. Smith,
Coventry no Ne supplied BIZ p. q,
Guest
Craftsbury-W. Il. Allen.
Danville and West DanyilIe g. w.
Douglass.
Derby. A. Martin.
East Burke and East IIayen-M. A.
Turner.
Evansville and Bloomington Center
10 be supplied BY VIM. Muir.
GloyerTo be supplied.
Greensboro and Stannard-To be sup
piled.
Groton-M. S. Eddy
GuildhaiI--I, r. Chase.
Hardwiek Ii. + Newell
Holland and Mcrgan--To be supplied
by M. s. sanhorn.
Irashurgh-F III Wells
Island Pond n Moody
Lowell-To be supplied by E. H. Bart
lett.
Iunenberg and East coneord-A. B.
Ennght.
Lyndon--F. z. White,
Lyndonville Supplied by T. .. White.
Marshheld- TO be supplied by ?. T..
Currier.
Newbury and West Newbury-To be
supplied BY A. C. Brown.
Newport-C. ID. Lance.
Newport Center-D. G. Guest.
North Banville-O. J. Anderson.
Psaeham-To be supplied By P. n.
Granger
Plainfeld-A. W. Hewitt.
st. Johnsbury-J. NJ Frost.
st. Johnsbury Center--Albert Gregory.
Sheffield and NheelocN-C. ". Kelley.
South Aibany-To be supplied by G..
C. Mcdonald.
Topshsm To be supplied.
Waits River and West Topsham-I. A.
Ranney
Walden and South waldsn-To be
West Burke and Newark-G. H.
Wright.
WestiieId and Troy-Fred Williams
Westville-To be supplied b II. s.
Eddy.
fc..i.zs.a ~ .sxth -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
TWO DEAD, TWO DYING
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER
When Asked to Surrender Revolver,
Prisoner at warrensburg, Me-,
Began Fusilade Which
Was Returned.

Warensburg, Ne. April ao.Two
men are dying and two bodies lie ~
thc morgue Az tAe result of the tragic
homecoming Of Byron Hall Hall who
i believed to be insane was arrested By
a Missouri Pacific conductor with whom
he had trouble and was brought to the
Estes hotel.
When City Marshal James Ryan ask
el him to give up his revolver Hall
fred killing Ryan. Two other officers
returned the fire and in triangular
duel He'I was killed and james Baskan
and Robert Hellerack were fatally
wounded 4 negro porter sent a bullet
through Halls heart. Just after shoot
irg the two officers Hall turned the pis-
tol on himself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
VETERAN YOUNG
HOLDS ATHLETICS


Boston, april 2O.--The Boston Amer.
leans played all around Philadelphia in
the first Of the Patriots day double
header to-day, the score being ! to j.
vickers was easy for the Red sox, The
visitors tailed in the first inning and
were blanked thereafter, due to the fine
twirIing Of Young.
Yesterdays National League Scores.
AT st. Louis, Chicago 4, st. Louis 8.
AT Cincinnati, Cincinnati 4, Pittsburg
q.
Games Saturday.
AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia 8, Bos.
ton 2.
At Brooklyn, New York 4, Brooklyn O.
AT SC. Louis, st. Louis 8, Chicago 2.
Pittshurg- Cincinnati, no game, rain.
Yesterdays American League Scores.
AT Chicago ST. Louis A, Chicago 0.
American Games Saturday. !.
AT Boston, Philadelphia 4, Boston 2.
AT New York, New York 6, Washing.
ton S.
AT Chicago, Chicago 3, st Louis 0.
Detroit-Cleveland, no game, rain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
MILNE--RIDDEL.
Wedding Ceremony at the Home Of the
Bride Saturday Night.

At the home Of the brides father.
George Riddel, occurred the marriage Sat.
urdav evening OF Miss Jane Riddel and
John Milne, also Of Barre. The ceremony
was performed at 5s3o o'clock by the
Rev NJ G. Maclntyre, there being quite
a party Of relatives and friends in at
tendance The bride was attended BY
Miss Alice Smith, and the grooms broth
er. William Milne, acted as best man.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at which congratulations were ex-
tended to the happy couple They will
reside at s. Pleasant street. The groom
is granite cutter By occupation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
LIEUT.. C. /. MORSE
HAD HIGHEST RANK
In First Competitive Examination Of
The Vermont Service School,
Whose Purpose is Raising Of
STANDARD of 0aicera.

Northfed, April o0.--In the first
competitive examination Of the Ner-
mont Service school. CO. u officers rel
ceived the highest marks. First Lieut..
G. a. Morse had an average Of 93; Sec
ond Lent. n. L. Bean 92; Capt. II. g.
Moseley 91ia. Capt MoseleY was tied
with Capt Thomas OF CO. II, Montpelier,
and Lient. Grandy, Co NJ, Of Bmling-
ton This is the first examination, one
to be held every month for the first
year. The course Nj for four years
the object Of which - to put the state
militia in the hands Of competent Off
cors, thereby creating a keener interest
among the enlisted men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
Avvis0

eli Assessor sono mel loro uficio mel
City Hall giornalmente dale s q. m.
ale 5 p. m. 10 Statute richiede che ogni
persona tassahile, procuri frmi IN in
pentario il primo di Aprile. + mel potere
degli ASSESSOR di raddoppiare la tassa
a quelii che non hanno ademptio quest
'ohbligo. danno questa notificazione che
ogni persona tassabile abba ampia OPP
portunita di fare Il suo doyere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
4 Notice

The assessors are in their Office at
City Hall every week day from s a. m.
until s p, N. BY statnte it is the duty
Of each taxpayer to obtain, fiji out and
return, an inventory on the first day OF
April. All not doing SO are at the mercy
Of the assessors in the matter Of doub
ling their lists The assessors give this
notice that all taxpayers may have q
fair opportunity to make out their lists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
Protest On Car Service.

Editor Times .-Wili you please in
fern ne if last nights service ON the
street electric ear Is a
famnie ef the Barre car service If 30,
would think the superintendent Of the
electric read Of Barre bad better take
a trip e Boston for better service.
Mrs. +. I. Morrison, Boston, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
TALK OF The Town

Joseph Almon Of Northflel was
visitor in tie city today.
TIE Ladies Aid society Of the Conge.
gati0nal church VIII hold a social in the
church pariors, Wednesday afternoon at
2sso o'clock. viii each lnember bring
sandwiches for taog
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
A SUNDAY PARTY
VISITED BY POLICE
New Syrian Society Had a HaIf-barreI
Of Beer Which They Hadn't Tapped
But Was Going to.

On warrant issued BY Grand Juror
II. r.. Davis, Chief Faulkner and Special
CiIicor "A. y. Curtis made visit about
three o'coNck yesterday afternoon on
The meeting Of the Star q Lebanon
Charity society, fraternal order re.
Gently organized by the Syrian people
of the city The officers found nalf.
barrel Of ale which they seized This
iaorning Tony Corey, an officer Of the
v eiety was taken AZ the keeper Of the
ale
In stating the case to the court the
grand juror said that the ale had NOT
Leen tapped when the officers took it
and he understood that the society had
bought it with the intention Of drink
ing II today As the case stands wholly
on Inc question as 10 whether the so-
ciety has the right to have beer for It's
members the court took down the facts
announced that he would give bis de-
eision later.