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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
FORCED TO MARRY.
He Now Seeks For Annulusent Of The
Ceremony.

Burlington. Jan. 2i--An unusual
matrimonial mix-up comes 10 light
the filing in Chittcnden county court
Of the petition for arnulment of the
mnriage OF Martin r. Tilley az Bur.
lington vs.. Clara NJ. Haman Tilley. The
petition sets up that Mr.. Tilley was IN
form OF law but not in legal effect mar
risd to said Clara II. HaMan Of Rouses
Point N. II, in that place ON October
10. 1907, and that thereafter Ne never
lived with her in the relation Of husband
and Nife.
Ths petitioner, MI. TaIlsy. further
sete up:
That prior 10. s.Fut .u slsAs s;aeS. ii
W.T. September Z. 1907. at Piatts-
burg youF petitioner met the petitionee
At a social gathering, during the even.
ing of entertainment she announced to
several persons present that she and
petitioner were married, were man and
wife, when In fact they were not On
the 9TH day Of September, 1907, he was
approached By the petitionee and she
demanded Of and insisted that he mar
ry her by person authorized to solemn
iza marriage and yonr petitioner then
and there refused, that she frequently
requested him by threatening him with
lsgal proceedings by arrest before he
could leave the state Of New York,
that by reason Of the petitionee's
threats and coercion so made by the
pctitionee was forced to marry the
petitionee by the Rev. w. H. Robinson,
supposed TO be 4 minister Of the gospel,
and as the petitioner supposed said min
lister understood that it was against his
will and not by consent, was greatly
frightened BY the petitioners threats.
never any marriage contract, and petit
TONERS consent was obtained by force,
menace and iuress TO marry the peti.
tionee Said petitioner has resided in
the City Of Burlington and within the
county of Chittenden for the past III
months and that petitioner does not
know petitionee's whereabouts.
AS it has been made to appear that
the petitionee, Clara M. Haman Tilley,
resides without the state of Vermont,
IL IL ordered that she be notified of the
pandeney of this suit by publication.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21

OF the Presbyterian Society Was Held
Last Evening.

The annual meeting Of the Presby-
terrain church was held last evening IN
the vestry Of the church, with good
sized number Of the members present.
The pastor, the Rev. j. d. Mckenzie,
presided over the meeting The reports
Of the officers and heads Of the different
societies showed that all expenses in
Cured during the year had been paid
and that the societies had all been busy
and were in good standing. George Fras-
er was elected an additional member Of
the board Of managers, and Robert Beag-
rie was elected treasurer of the church
society The ushers elected are George
Mackay, William Beattie, George Fol-
som and William Edwards. M AZ. Nc
Iver and George Young were elected audi
tors. At the close Of the meeting, re-
freshments were served by the ladies and
a social hour was enjoyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
LIFE AND DEATH I'm BARRE.
Interesting Statistics Gathered from the
Health Officers Report.


Health Officers Report.
The report of the city health officer,
DIR. M. ID. Lamb, covering the year 1908,
has been filed with the city clerk and
shows a total Of I5l deaths during the
year. against $50 in 1907. More deaths
Of infants occurred than of those older.
there being total Of 80 deaths of in
fants under one year Of age. The othsy
deaths as to age were as follows: from
one to five, seven; five to 10, three;
10 to 90, six; 80 to 30, III: 30 to 40,
III; 40 to so, Is; 60 to 60, "a 60 to 10,
Is; 70 to so, eight; 50 to loo, eight.
Among the diseases which were tho
cause Of death, consumption comes first,
having claimed 20 victims against 20 in
1907. Heart disease took is, while in
1907 IA died of this disease. But Is
died of pneumonia, while in 1907 the-c
were 20 deaths from this disease. The
other principal causes of death, accord
ing to the report, were, premature birth.
six; cholera infantum, 10; diseases Of
ten bowels, eight; accidental, six; hron-
chitis, six.
There were reported total of 13l
cases OF contagious disease. with ons
resulting death
While one more death occurred in 1903
than in 1907, the birth list more than
balances this. The health officers report
for 1907 showed 2Sl births, while that
for 1908 gives total of 292.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21

When VIII Lapnint turned out WHEN
Women Love- he Nns confident that he
had produced a plny that would rcnteh
ON and he maintained his belief N
spite OF any contrary yipNs on tho part
pi some Of his friends N Barre. u seems
that Mr. Lapoint's belief has been SUP.
ported BY actualitiea, and the piece has
been having big run all this season
Ii many Of the larger cities. Mr. La
point now has no interest IN the play,
other than the satisfaction which comes
from seeing ones own work Rlicceed as
be sold the piece outright TO Frank w
Mason OF prOvidencf, 4. L. tlle theatrical
manager who presented THE Wolf at
the Barre opera house last night.
Manager Mason didn't pay much for
the play and only took It after repeated
requests had been made by the play
wright to be permitted 70 read u to him.
Finally, Mr. Lapolnt was 80 persistent
that Mr. Mason consented to listen, and
rs he turned half.open ear toward the
reading, he began 10 catch : story which
appealed to him as having possibilities.
Then he bought the plays Since the first
writing BY Mr.. lapoInt, it has been
brushed up here and there. but II re-
mains essentially the same A. FIRST writ
ten.
''When Women Love- has caught on
remarkably we'll and Is coming The mon
cy for its owner and in q rather poor
theatrical season at that SO Manager
Mason thanks his lucky stars that he
came to Barre one hot summer day
short time ago and ran up against the
Barre man who had a peuchant for writ.
ing things for the stage and who turned
ont when Women Love- This is only
one OF the many plays produced By Mr..
Lapoint, but it IS "the on" 80 far as
success counts
Regarding Manager Naeon's other
play, "The Wolf,D which wns presented
here last night for the second time this
season, nothing but good words can be
said about the production There was
a large audience present and Il was
pleased. too. The cast Of only six peo.
ple--the same ones who appeared here.
before with SEVERN DeDyn taking the
star part and Maybelle Estelle, the sup.
porting partUas fully equal to sbc
strong possibilities Of ths piece.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
STOLE TUB or BUTTER.


Judge Harvey Of the Montpelier city
court was faced By three respondents 10.
day, Arthur Foley. who was afrestnd
yesterday afternoon bv Chief nsNkae.
w. axsai8nsd fes fe&llng III vi llssgsils
tiib of butter from the American Ek-
press company he pleaded not guilty,
but. on the testimony Of four witnesses.
he was adjudged guilty Sentence was
reserved until Judge Harvey can find out
what the legislature is going to do with
-a bill relating to commitment to penaf
institutions
Charles Brown of Gardner. Mass.
pleaded guilty 10 intoxication and was
fined S5, with costs Of ST20, with an
alternative sentence Of 20 days In jail
Edward Ewing pleaded not guilty 70 a
subsequent ofenae Of intoxieation and
was found guilty on the testimony of
Chief Durkee. He appealed on the ycr-
dict.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21

Was Harmon Hive Of the maccshee'
Last Evening Fine Program.


Harmon Hive. No. ], Ladies' oi The
NIaccabeea, held 4 very enjoyable meet
ing last evening in Che knights Of Pyth-
los han. the occasion being the annual
installation Of the officers Of tho Hive
There we're about 100 members and IN
vitod guests present. The lodge 1oom
was pfettily decorated with flags and
banners. and IN the banquet hall where
a delightful hlncll was served At the
close. Che decorations we're ol the colors
Of the Hive, red, black and white.
The officers were installed IN the fol-
lowing order by Past Commander Mrs.
May Campholl commander, Miss Flor.
ence Hainmondj past commander. Mrs.
Bertha Mcneil; lieutenant,commander,
Mrs. Jessie Bouldry; finance auditor,
Mrs Margaret Smith; record keeper,
Mrs. Theresa LeboufPean; chaplain, Mrs.
Marden; mistress at arms, Miss Mary
Gracia Thayer, sergeant, Miss Marcia
Ronside; sentinel, Mrs. Eva Perkins,
picket, Bella Clark. After the instelia-
fion Mrs. J. A. Denno in behalf Of the
members Of the Hive presented Past
Commanders Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. d.
C. Rohen several handsome gifts as an
appreciation Of their efficient work In the
Hive during the past two years.
The following program was then rem
dered: selection, Mandolin club; Scotch
dance, Miss Grace Barclay, Ia costume;
piano solo, Miss Mildred Clark; reading,
Miss Mary Fullerton; piano duet, Misses
Whiteomb and Snow; duet, ~The Hum
Of the Hive" Misses Houston and Hook
er; selection, Mandolin club.
The company was then invited to the
banquet hall, where dainty repast was
served under the direction OF Mrs. Nancy
Avery, Mrs. Luna Curtis and Mrs Lillian
Kearney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
MiddlebOrO, Mass. Had a
Threatening Blaze To-day
THREE PLACES BURNED
FLAMES Started from Doughnut Fat in
Sheen's Bakery Took Three Hours
For Firemen to Stop the
Flames.

Middleboro, Mass Jan. 21.--Fire
which started In bake shop wiped out
three places Of business tosy and ragged
for three hours before being brought
under control Sheen Bros bakery,
the plant OF the Middleboro News aud
the meat market Of A, NJ Peckham
were gutted by the flames, causing q
loss which Is estimated 70 BE- $4,000,
Tho fire broke out in the Sheen bakery
having started from doughnut fat which
was overturned and which caught fire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
HIT HER FArHER-E-LAw.
Massachusetts, Woman Was Arrested
In Burlington Last Night.

Burlington, Jan. 2f.--Nrs. Sora &.
Guy Of Brockton. Mass. was arrested
last evening and lodged in Jail, charged
pith assault and battery, committed
in Abingdon, Mass. As the story goes
trouble arose between Mrs. Guy and
her husband and the woman went to
Abingdon to get their two.year old
child, the result being an alleged attack
on her father-in law. She came to Bur
lington about two weeks agp. bringing
the child with her. Yesterday, the hus-
band, his attorney, y. j. FeeIey Of Bos-
tion, and Massachusetts, officers Of the
law came to town with the necessary
requisition papers from the governor OF
Massachusetts, Similar papers were oh
tanned from GOV. Prouty yesterday and
tile arrest of Mrs. Guy was made At
torney Feeley Mr.. Guy and the child
returned to their homes last evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
DEATH LIST LARGER
THAN EXPECTED
Already So workInen Are Known to
Have Been Killed in Lake Michi-
gan Catastrophe Yes

Chicago, Jan. 2i.-rn the morgue in
Sou. Chicago, hundreds are crowded
about The thirty gunny sacks containing
the remains of 4s bodies taken from the
ruins Of the crib which burned ont in
Lake Michigan yesterday. Coroner Hoff-
man says that dozen more bodies are
in the ruins. None Of the bodies can
be identified A rigid investigation will
be made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
LOST ONE Foor.
BrattIeboro Workman Struck BY q
Heavy Girder.

Brattleboro. Jan. 2t.--An iron gif-
der weighing more than three tons fell
about three feet while being moved by
some men at the Connecticut river dam
yesterday morning and struck Reuben
KnowIton, one Of the workmen, on
the foot. The foot was completely
crushed. Or. George II. Foss Of IIins,
dale, n. IT., amputated the foot at the
ankle AT the Or. E. r.. Lynch hospital
KnowIton's home il III Gill, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
CITY BAKERY CLOSED.
To Satisfy Mortgage Held by Marsh
field Man.

The City Bakery, which has been run
by G. A. Bemis, failed to open for busi-
ness Monday morning and has remained
closed since. It was understood that
financial reasons stood in the way Of
continuation of the business and this
report was confirmed to-day when a
sherif,s sale Of the bakery fittings and
teams Was advertised.
The sale is to satisfy a mortgage ana
note for 5000 held BY A. E. Iamberton
Of Marshheld. The sale is set to take
place at the bakery at enc o'clock on
tho afternoon Of February first. Beside
the nsortgaee which Mr. Iamherton hss
on the property. L. A. Arerill has plao<.l
an attachment on the property te satisfy
. claim which he holds- -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
T0UCHETIE ARRESTED
ON STABBlNG CHARGE
BAN Of 500 Was Furnished in Case Of
Man Accused Of Asssuiting c. J.
Benway al Montgomery
cautef.

Montgomery Center Jan. el--F NJ.
Touehette, who was afraigncd before n.
n Post Of ST. Albans, acting as iustice
Of The peace, Tuesday night and also
yesterday on the charge of assault with
intent to kill, waiYed examination and
was placed under bonds Of $500 for ap.
pearance at the March term Of Franklin
county court A. r. Gates furnished
bail. States Attorney Elmer Johnson Of
ST. Albans prosecuted. The hearing was
the result Of the row at II X. Poftcrs
pool room Monday evening, when Touch
cite assaulted 9. ]. Benway with Jack
knife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21

The Excelsior Candy company. with
A. Z. Weston as proprietor is the lat
est addition to Burlington's Wholesale
business interests It has leased quar-
ters in the Englesby building. corner
Of College and st. Paul streets where
it viii manufacture three lines, cocoa
nat cakes. earamels and kisses. The
cocoanuf cake business Of b L Kent,
has been purchased. " NJ Sawyer,
for the greater part Of four years EN-
rloyed b Mr. Kent has been engaged
~ Mr.. Weston as manager.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
RUTLAND FEES BIGGER.
Total Amount From Liquor Licenses
For City Was sis.6oo.

Rutland JAN, 2l.-The Rutland board
of license commissioners report that
this city received $4,000 in liquor IL
cense fees last year. This Is an in
crease over 1907 Of 5000, due to the in
crease in the fee for second class IL
censes, Rutland city now has $50 names
on its posted lists. There were $50
additions made during 1906, l22 of these
being non-residents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
TWO MORE ARRESTS.
And Ten More are Promised in Hard
wick Liquor Raid.

ST. Jobnsbury. Jan. 21-sheriff Winch
and his deputies returned last night
with two more alleged liquor sellers
from Hardwick where they made bic
raid yesterday. They also brought
some 1000 gallons Of liquor which bad
been seized in the raid. Ten more At
rests are promised within week,
making the biggest event of its kind
ever pulled Of N Vermont. The re-
spoHdents we're arraigned in county
court yesterday Afternoon and their
bail was fixed 70 await their appearance
in court. -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
ADJOURN MEBBEl
Middlebury Man Writes Letter on Sub
ject to Speaker Cheney.

Speaker Cheney Of the Vermont House
has received an interesting contribution
regarding the prospects Of adjournment
Of the legislature. 1t reads exactly like
this:
"Middlebury January,
"Mr. Cheney
Il read in the Burlington Free Press
that you thought of adjourning In about
5 Weeks 4 yesterday you thought You
might get through this Week now / cant
see why you adjourn before the 4th of
July You sra so near to it you will
have to adjourn then for Holiday
bisides it will give you time to appr0-
plate much money | see BY a N. ".
paper you have appropriated until the
State is Bankrupt so why not keep on
g. raise Eyry officers salery in the State
be it high OF low as the Gov. is a million
Heir why not give him another Thou.
sand oh My God what Legislation it
has been
Il Move we adjourn"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
|SMYRNA'S SHOCK
is MORE SERIOUS
Than Was First Reported, Towns Are
Calling For Tents and Supplies
For The Panic-stricken

Constantinople, Jan. 2t~The earth
quake shocks ut Smyrna are believed
ID III more ssrIoas stan iirst fsportea
fiiuuAsfiiA N peopis nave taken refuge
in the mountains, and the authorities
at Phoeea, Menenen and other towns
are calling for tents and supplies. There
II no definite account Of the number
killed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
LOOKED AT THE STYLES.
Runaway Horses All But Went Through
Arcade Store Window.

The plate glass windows in the front
of the Arcade block had a narrow escape
from being shattered into pieces at one
O'Clock this afternoon. A four -herse
team Of lively horses were being driven
up Main street when they met c. A.
WiIlanson's automobile. The leaders
became frightened at the machine and
bolted across the street and heNded di-
rectly towards the middle winlow in
the front Of the block, and they stopped
only when their noses hit the glass.
Pedestrians helped the driver to get the
horses back into the street without any
damage being done.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
FORCED TO KISS FLAG.
Indignity Forced Upon a German Sub.
ject in Brazil.

Berlin. Jan, 2l.-The Berlin govern
ment has demanded from Brazil an ex-
PLANTATION OF the alleged mistreafment
Of Harr Kullacks, 3 German subject
living at Joinville. Brazil kallack who
was unpopular in his home town was
returning from Germany when Be was
seized By a mob and forced to kneel
and kiss the Brazilian Gag.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
WANT MAYOR 10 RUN.
Some Rutland Citizens Ask Mayor Car
penter to Try Again.

Rutland, Jan. 21.--About so Of the
leading men Of this city held meeting
yesterday afternoon when it was unani-
mousIy decided that il Mayor H. O.
Carpenter could be induced TO run again
for the office 1t would be to the advan-
tege Of the city that he should fill the
chair for the first term under the new
charter which he helped to frame and
thoroughly understands. Mr.. Carpen-
ter has consented to run on citizens
ticket. Frank r. blanchard, superin-
tendent of the Howe scale company, and
George G. Underhill. marble man, all
so are candidates. Under the new char
ter the mayor holds Office for two years
and the aldermen and school commits
sioners are elected on a general ticket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21

When Axle on Baggage Car Snapped on
Train Near Newport.

Newport, Jan. II The breaking Of
an axle on the truck frame Of Cana
dian Pacific baggage car on arrival at
this station delayed traffic for several
hours last night. The fact that the
train was under control when the break
occurred prevented plunge into the
lake, as the engine uncoupled when the
train struck the cross.over switch just
north Of the passenger station, the en-.
gine taking the main line and the bag
gage car jumped tho track, landing on
The platform against the railing. No
one was injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21

Dropped Four Strings to the Capitals
81 Montpelier.

It was bad night for the state bowl
ing league leaders at Montpelier last
night, for the Calumets OF this city lost
four out Of thc Eve strings to the Capi,
tails. Daley Of the winning team did
some rather nifty rolling, getting total
OF l,0ta for FIVE strings, three Of the
strings beir well above 200 and the
other two sing within few points
Of that mark Ayerill was high man for
the Calumets. The score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
no RESUME WORK.
Van Camp Packing Company Of st. AL
bans Start Wednesday.

st. Albans, Jan. 21.-After being clos
ed down since October 6 on account OF
low water, the Van Camp Packing com
pany will resume work again on Monday
morning. The company has an artesian
well which furnishes flow of 80 gal
Ions of water minute, and the city
officials have decided to let the company
have water from the Lake Champlain
sYstem.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
DIED sHovELING SNOW.
Sylvester M. Blodgett Of Chester Victim
Of Chart Trouble.

Chester, Jan. 81 While shoveline
snow yesterday morning for Frank Fl,
Harris in his front yard, Sylvester M
Rlodgeft died instantly from supposed
heart failure. He was about As years
old and had lived here several years
coming from Weston. He was employed
in the soapstone mill Two children
survive, Lena s., who kept house and
attended high school, and \ son, stay
ing in Peru The mother died 10 years
400
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
40 800 5a2 5s9 48i 1852
A STUPID GAME
Won by Montpelier Seminary from the
Waterbury Independents

At the Montpelier Y. NJ G. A. gym
nasium Last night, the Montpelier semi
nary team succeeded III defeating the
Waterbury Independents BY score OF
is TO is in a stupid game, and one EN-
tirely devoid Of anything like a feature,
unless it be the occasional and brief
periods of team work on the part of
M. q. The li1fe-iIp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
GRANITE CASE ARGUED.
That Of II. x. Bush, Receiver, W. Har-
rison Granite Co.

In supreme court to-day, arguments
were made in the case of H. K. Bush,
receiver, w. the Harrison Granite COM
pany, National Bank of Barre, trustee,
The attorneys for the plaintiff being
Richard A. sHoar and John II. Senter,
while John w Gordon Of Barre and ex-
Congressman Henry G. Smith of Adrian,
Mich, appearing for the defendant.
Yesterday afternoon the arguments were
finished In the cases Of the City Of Barre
vs.. Boyce & Mcfarland and Perry &
Scribner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Two Burlington Men File Petitions in
Bankruptcy.

Rutland, Jan. 21.-Petitions in bank
ruptcy have been filed at the Office Of
+. s. Platt. clerk Of the United States
court in this city BY B. j. Whitaker
and F. c. Bevins. both Of Burlington.
Mr.. Whitaker. who is laborer, has
liabilities OF See4.75 and no assets.
Besins has liabilities Of S2.6eo.s5. -
sets Of $3.50. Ile runs grocery and
meat market
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
Won Prizes at st. AIbans.

Morris & McAiinn Of this city sent
seven birds to the poultry show in st,
Albans this week and got FIVE prizes,
as follows: Whie Wyandottes, End on
cockerel, 4th on cockerel, and 2nd on
hen, Ord on cock and srd on pullet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
/. A. c. Lost : Game.

At Montpelier last night the Italian
Athletic club basket ball team of this
city was defeated by the Y. NJ. C. A.
team by the score Of 4S to 3S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
Numerous Arrests Made.

Budapest. Jan. 2l-Numsrous arrests
have been made at Sofia il connection
with B plot against the life Of Gar
Ferdinand. The details Of tie plot are
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21

Score, Red Sox II st. Johnsbury 13.
Goals from floor, Hetherman, Bryant,
Follanshee, Aldrich 4, Mathews a,
Wright ?. Points on fouls, Red Sox 8,
st. Johnsbury. Referee, O'Brien. Scor.
er, Hession. Timer. Barrett. Time
three Ism periods. Attendance 500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
600 HOMES DESTROYED.
In Phocea, According to a Dispatch Re-
ceived Today.

Constantincple, Jan. e1--A dispatch
from Phocea stats that six hundred
homes were destroyed yearthquake.
There is no mention of the number kill
ed. At Memenem, near Smyrna, there
were seventeen deaths.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
ST. JoHNsBuRY LOST.
Defeated Again and at Amesbury, aMss.
I7 to is.

Amesbury, Mass, Jan. 21-The Red
Sox defeated st. Johnsbury last night,
IL to 13, in the fastest game seen here
The two first periods were finished with
but single point difference. The BED
Sox took the first, to 5, and St. Johns
bury led at the end OF the second, ii
to TO- The summary:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-21
Waterbury,
Montpelier Sem.

Goals from floor, Simpson 8, Blondin
3, Atkins 2, Taylor 3, Glidden 2, Bing-
ham / fouls, by Simpson 2, Bingham /,
Coburn !; referee, Parks.