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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
IN SUPREME COURT.
Judges Have Settled Down to Hearing
Causes at Issue.

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The Vermont supreme court continued
its session, begun yesterday, with tho
hearing Of the case Of Frank j. Libby
vs.. the Canadian Pacific the Newport b
Richford and the Montreal and Atlantic
railroads to-day.
Additional opinions were handed down
as followss
William K. Morgan vs.. Merritt r. Nor
pan. from Bennington county. Decree
of the court of chaneery affirmed and
cause remanded. Opinion by Judge Mnn-
son.
Addie B. Davis, ct al, VI. George w.
Davis. et al., from Essex county, an
appeal from the court OF chancery. De-
cree OF court Of chancery affirmed and
cause remanded. Opinion by Judge Pow
ers.
Town school district Of Barton vs.. G.
NJ. LaClair, from Orleans county. Judg-
ment Of the lower court for the plaintiff
to receive sll.17 damages and costs af-
iirmed and cause remanded. Opinion by
Judge Munson.
Elias Prouty vs.. Herbert Nichols, tro-
yer, from Windham county. In tho
lower court the plaintiff was awarded a
verdict Of Sl20.l3 damages. The opinion
handed down by Judge Haselton rsversesl
the Judgment of the lower court and
remands the case.
Robert T. Lincoln vs. the Central Ver-
mont Railway company, from Windham
county. In the lower court the plaintff,
who was q brakeman on the defendants
was awarded verdict Of $4,000
damages for injuries received by the de-
of train. Judge Haselton
read an opinion in this case in which
the Judgment Of the lower court Is af.
frmed and the cause Temanded.
Harriet r. Gibson vs. Benjamin r.
general assumPsit, from Wind.
sor county. Judgment Of the county
court affirmed. Opinion by Judge Hasel-
ton
William A. Harris at ii. VS.. w. A.
Harris ct al. from Rutland county. The
distribution BY will Of about 100000
IS involved in this case. IN the opinion
read by Judge Haselton the Judgment
If the county court il affirmed, which
was a confirmation Of the distribution
of the estate Of Joel e. Harris in pro-
bate court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
wELIMAN TO TRY AGAIN.
win Make Another Attempt to Reach
Pole in Airship.

Washington, d. c., May 5.--walter
Wellman announced yesterday that this
summer he would renew his attempt 70
reach the north pole by means Of q
dirigihle balloon or airship. All the pre-
parations have been made and Mr..
Wellman win sail next week for Paris
and Norway. This expedition win be
under Mr.. Wellman's individual own
ership and responsibility.
The balloon win start from Danes
Island, Spitzenbergen, in August, II
weather conditions are favorable and
viii carry on the voyage Of 700 miles
q crew Of three men, 5000 pounds of
gasoline for the engine, food for a
year, sledges, sledee dogs, lifeboat and
All the requisites Of sIeighiug party.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
WORKING COMMITTEES
FOR BOARD OF TRADE
Partial List Completed Last Evening,
With More to Be Announced Later.
The Names Of Those
Selected

The board Of directors Of the board
Of trade met last evening and began
the work of selecting the different COM
mittees. As many new members are
coming in, the committees were only par
TALLY filed, and the balance Of The mem
bership viii be taken from these. So
far az named, the committees are as
follows;
Advisory, d. NJ. Miles, Frank McWhor-
ter, +. w. Bisbee.
Ways and means, + g. Howland, John
E. Sinith, John Tfow.
Manufacturers, William Marr, V. +.
Ayers, VIM. Holden, Harry Whitcomb,
O. S. Andrews, G. II. Anker
Meetings and receptions, S. Fl. Jackson,
DR.. D. Q. Watt, A. G. Moore, James Adie,
Geo. N. TiIden. H. A. Phelps, W. Il.
Snow, H. G. Bennett, 9. b. Gladding, d.
A. Perry.
Mercantile affairs, A p Abbott, Homer
Fits, L. r. Rickert F. D. Ladd, B. A.
Eastman.
transportation, J. F. Higgins, Fl. J.
NJ. Jones, Donald Smith, W, O. Rey-
nolds.
New enterprises, S. D. Allen, A. B.
Lane, John Mcdonald, W. d. Smith, John
Stephen, D. Giudici.
Municipal affairs, G. w. Melcher, VIM
Barclay, Harry Patterson, ?. Z. Nc
Nulty.
Taxation and insurance, F. H. Rogers,
A. g. Fay, Alex. Duncan, @. Z. Bond.
Foreign trade, G. II. Barton, J. w
Dillon, r. L. Scott.
Statistics and information, James
Mackay, L. r. Hutchinson, A. A. Steb-
bins, Q. J. L. Matthews.
Arbitration, J. II. Moore, Thomas
Nichols. +. A. Poole.
Legislation, \. ID. Phelps, }. w Cor
don, E A. Drown, Thos, II. Cave, jrs
d. J. Morse.
Publication, G. r. Pape, n J. Roberts,
Geo. A. Reed, E. G. Glysson,
Education, G. n. White, o. X. Hol-
lister, o. G. Stiekney.
Power, A. j. Young, @. +. Lowe, d M.
Barclay.
The board adjourned until Thursday
evening. when the chairmen Of all the
are requested to meet the
directors in the manufacturers rooms
at $780,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
CLAREM0NT MAN
ARRESTED IN WINDSOR
George R. Cook IL Accused Of Attempt-
ing to Pass . Forged Check and
Is Held Under Bonls Of $500.

Windsor, May 5.--George r. Cook of
CIaremont, n. IT,, was arrested yester-
day afternoon by policeman G. A. Hug
gins on a charge Of attempting to pass
forged check for s25 upon the State
National bank on complaint Of States
Attorney E. r. Buck. At preliminary
hearing before Frank H. Clark. Justice
Of the peace the young man offered no
evidence and was not represented by
counsel. lie was held in $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
RECEIVING CITIZENS.
Session of Naturalization Court Being
Held in Montpelier.

A session Of United States district
court was opened here yesterday for
purposes and will be con-
tinned through today #. s. Plats,
clerk Of the court, in the absence Of
Judge J. L. Martin, yesterday awarded
20 first and five second papers. About
80 applications are 10 be acted upon
during the two days session and an adj
iourned session Of the court win be held
IN Angnst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
AvERILL-wILLIAMs
Young Lady Of craftsbury Married to
Barre Times Reporter.

Craftsbury, May 5.--Miss Hazel Will
liams, only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
N. 4. Williams OF this place, was united
in marriage last evening at seven o'clock
to len NJ. Agerill Of Barre, a reporter
on the Barre Daily Times. The cere-
mony was performed By the Rev. W. e.
Allen.
After short wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Ayerill will 90 to Barre aud take
up their residence on West street. The
bride IS niece Of Mrs. Alex Coburn
Of that city and has spent much Of the
time recently at her aunt's home, having
made large number Of friends there
who will extend their congratulations.
She is a graduate Of Craftsbury academy
and has taught school in this village
since leaving the academy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
RAILROAD MAN ALWAYS.
John B. Wiley, Native Of ROxbury, Died
in St. Albans Yesterday.

st. Albans. May 5.--The death Of John
Billings Wiley occurred at his home on
Bishop street at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon Of Brieht's disease, after an
illness Of seven years Mr. Wiley was
the son 81 Philanaef aef Luev Spanld.
ingl Wiley, and was born IN Roxburys
IS years ago He leaves q wife and two
sons, Mark Bruce Wiley Of New York
and Fred P. Wiley OF this city. BE is
also survived by two brothers, J. c..
Wiley and c. III Wiley Of this city. and
sister. Miss Della 4. Wiley Of North
field. Mr.. Wiley had been railroad
man all his life and for many years was
the faithful secretary Of the local Order
Of Railway Conductors. The arrange
ments for the funeral have not yet been
completed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
YOUNG GIRL LOST
ON FAIRLEB MOUNT.
It Is Feared That She Has Fallen Over
Precipie and Been Killed--Search-
ing Party Out.

Fairlee, May 5.--Miss Edna Hutchins,
the l5-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Colby, went out upon Fairlee
mountain about 3 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon and has not been seen since.
A searching party Of 100 men from
this and surrounding towns, with lam
terms and dogs, has been over the length
and breadth Of the mountain and re-
turned at 1.s0 this morning, without
results. They started out again at 5
o'clock.
II is feared that the girl has fallen
over one Of the precipiccs 81 the noun
tain and been killed
Near the place where she was seen to
enter the woods the mountain falls or
100 feet sheer down to Fairlee lake.
Mr.. Colby is the girls stepfather.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
Imposed To-day In Six Pitts.
burg Bribery Cases
IN SECURING CITY DEPOSIT
Councilman John Klein Gets the Heaviest
Penalty, Which Is Three Years
and Half in Prison and
Fine Of $500.

Pittsburg, May 5.--Judge Frasier to-
day imposed sentence in the six cases Of
councilmen who were convicted of taking
bribes in securing the bank deposit Of the
city funds. Councilman John Klein was
sentenced to three years and six months
imprisonment and to pay fine Of 81 ,500i
William Brand to serve two years and
pay a fine OF $500; w. w. Ramsey, for
mer president OF the German National
Bank, to serve nineteen months and pay
fine Of $4,000; Harry Bulgcr for con-
spiraoy, to serve two years in prison and
pay fine OF $500; James and Charles
Colbert, for jury-fxing, to serve two
years and pay fine Of $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
STATE SECRETARY.
of Boys Y. M. 6. A. work--B N. Clark
Appointed to The Position.

Burlington, May Yesterday was q
Y. M G. A. day. In the afternoon the
annual meeting Of the state committee
was held in the office Of State Secretary
Heb and in the evening the regular
monthly meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors Of the local Y NJ. G. a. association
was held, when the various committees
were appointed for the ensuing year. A
banquet was also held in the early ey-
ening, when the International county
secretaries, J. r. Boardman and A. u.
Roberts, Of New York City, were guests
Both gentlemen also made short adj
dresses.
One Of the most important changes
made yesterday was the appointment Of
B. N. Clark as secretary Of boys work
in the state. This is new Office that
has Just been created, although the
state association officers have felt tho
need Of it for long time. In Mr.. Clark
they feel they have an ideal officer to
create the work. Mr.. Cark's new du-
ties will be to create and stimulate
boys work throughout the state, es.
pecially in the small towns which have
no association rooms. In these places
boys' clubs viii be formed J. n. Barge
was elected d member Of the state cona-
mittee and G. 4. Buck was appointed
as physical director for the local asso.
citation for another year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
DEATHS IN NoRTHFrELD.
Mrs Esther C. Smith and @Jack' Moul-
ton Recently.

Northheld, May 5.--The funeral Of
Mrs Esther G. Smith was attended yes
terday afternoon at the home of her
son, N. D. Smith. The Rev. j. 3. Sar-
gent oiiiciated and interment was made
in the Center cemetery. Mrs Smith
was born in Brookfield October %, 1919,
for few years lived in Wisconsin and
since 1860 was resident Of Northfield
A. J. Jack. Moulton, died at his
home at Mortified Monday evening
following a brief illness with typhoid
pneumonia, His wife and son, Frank,
are both critically i'll with the same
disease and owing to this fact Mr., Moul-
toms body was removed to the Chase
undertaking rooms in this village.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
MORE STRIKE RIOTS.
Many Attacks Made on New York Non
union Baker Shops

New York, May 5.--With sporadic
rioting unabated, the strike Of 1900
bakers on the east side and in Harlem
continues with apparently no hope Of
settlement. As has been the case ev-
cry day since the strike started, there
were frequent attacks on shops work
ing non-union men and many clashes
between strikers and strike breakers.
No one however, was seriously injured.
Thirty Ave shops on the east side have
shut down for lack Of men, and the
unionists announce that several master
bakers have agreed to union terms
which fix a minimum wage scale and
provide for improved sanitary eondi-
tions The strike has not appreeiabIy
affected the city's bread supply.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
WOULDN'T PAY FARE.
Two Men Fined SIS Each in Court at
Mortified Yesterday.

North6eld, May 5.-Joseph Lapointe
and A. Henneberry claiming Winooslsi
as their homes we're in village court
yesterday morning. A conductor Of a
night freight upon arriving at North
field made complaint that they insisted
upon riding upon his train after being
ordered away and they were taken in
TO custody and fined SIS each and costs
which they expected to be able 70 gay
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
200 EMPLOYERS SIGN.
Master Carpenters Have Agreed to Give
Rate Demanded BY The Union.

Providence, K. T., May 5.-Two hun
dred master carpenters have signed the
new wage scale demanded BY the 1900
carpenters who went out on strike in
this city Monday, according to state
ment made today by the leaders Of the
carpenters district council.
BY the new scale the men receive an
increase in pay from A cents an hour
to As cents. The strikers held mass
meeting yesterday, as did the masters
association.
Seventy fathers who quit late Mon
day returned to work yesterday, hav-
ing been granted an increase in wages
from 20 to 25 cents per bundle,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
$4,000 FOR Loss OF EYE.
Electrician Wins Suit Against Elevated
and Stone & Webster.

Boston, Mass, May s.-The AIiddlesex
superior court yesterday made a new
high mark for tort verdicts when the
jury in the case Of William L. Greben-
stein, an electrician against the Bos-
ton Elevated and Stone s. Webster, in
which damages were set at $4,000, re-
ported to Judge Bond verdict for the
total amount
The plaintiff worked for Stone q
Webster in the CharIestown power
house OF the Elevated. One Of his eyes
was destroyed and the sight Of the 9TH
er badly affected by a flash of cleo
tricity. His claim was that he did not
know that the cable upon which he was
set to work was alive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
BOYLE TRIAL POSTPONED.
Court Occupied With an Important Lar
ceny Case.

Mercer, Pa, May 5.-The trial Of
James III Boyle, the alleged abductor Of
Billy Whita Of Sharon, Pa. schedu-
led to begin here today, was again con-
tinued late yesterday until Thursday
morning. This delay Is due to an inn
portant larceny trial now before the
court, three Of the attorneys in which
are employed in the kidnapping case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
TO GET ACQUAINTED.
Boston Chamber Of Commerce on Tour
Of New England.

Portland, Me-, May 5.--The first days
trip of the Boston chamber Of commerce
special train, which reached this city
yesterday shortly after 4 p. m. bearing
more than 100 of the leading merchants
Of the Hub, was all that the most enthu-
siastic 1915 exponent could wish. The
weather was ideal.
The start was made from the North
station, Boston, OH the tick Of s,l5 a. M.
William NJ Flanders, one Of President
Lucius Tuttle's right hand men, and
one Of the members Of the committee Of
the Merchants association, who, with
Walter M Lowney and Paul Fitzpatrick
arranged the tour of the Boston men
in the new movement to make Boston
bigger, buster and better, gave the signal
to 60.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
AGED MAN A SUICIDE.
George Smith, DespOndent Because Of
III Health.

SpriugyaIe, Ne. Mar 5.---George Smith
committed suicide yesterday by cutting
bis throat with a dirk knife. 1t il
thought that be was despondent on ae-
count Of i'll health. He was a native Of
this place, where he was born 70 years
ago.
He had breakfast as usual yesterday
morning and went to a stable in the rear
of the residence Of his brother, Herbert,
where be had been stopping. AS he did
not return, search was made for him,
and he was discovered with wound in
his throat and the knife beside him. He
lived but few minutes after being
found.
Coroner L. B. Trafton Of this place
was called and decided that an inquest
was not necessary. The deceased leaves
three brothers, Austin and Herbert of
Springvale and Charles Of Rhode Island.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
DARTMOUTH JOYFUL.
Defeated Holy Cross Yesterday in Base
Ball.

Hanover, N. H., May Dartmouth
won from Holy Cross yesterday at Alum
nj oval, to /, for the first time since
1906. The home team put great game,
the only misplay being Conroy's bad
judgment Of i fly back of second base.
The infelders did not have much to do,
Norton smothering the only grounder hit
within the diamond for putout.
Mitchell was at his best and moved
the Holy Cross batsmen down one, two,
three for the first four innings. He was
puzzle at all times, Carney's triple.
followed by Steve Aahoney's double in
the seventh, being the only occasion when
Holy Cross was able to hit effectively
Dartmouth had men on bases every inn
ing excepting the sixth and eighth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
FALLS % FEET no DEATH.
Big Block Of Granite Crushes Staging
Used by John Lorden.

Lawrence, Mass, May 5--John Lor-
den, aged about 25, employed as labor
er BY i. Z. Locke, was fatally injured BY
falling 40 feet at the Pacific mill power
plant yesterday afternoon. A large
block Of granite was hoistedato be placed
in position in the chimney and it crushed
the staging, carrying Lerden to the
ground
He died shortly after reaching the
hospital He sustained a fracture of the
skull at the base Of the brain, it is
believed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
WAS WARM UP THERE.
Balloonists, While 1000 Feet Up Found
Weather Agreeable.

Haverhill Mass, May 5.--The balloon
Boston, owned by the Aero club of New
England, and bearing Charles J. Chdden
of Boston and ] Walter Flagg Of Wor-
ccster as passengers, landed on the
farm Of G. TT Damon III Atkinson, NJ
H., seven miles from this city at $40
last night, after journey Of 40 miles
from Fitchburg. The ascent in Fitch.
burg was made at 4:10 o'clock.
For almost the entire distance the
balloon was two miles high.
The temperature was found very
warm, 1000 feet up, but at two miles
the mercury was at 32 degrees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
GYMNASIUM
DESTROYED
Loss al Cambridgeport, Mass,
To-day
ONE FIREMAN WAS HURT
Charles Cox Was Hit in the Head With
a Brick and Is Now in a Dam
gsrous Condition at
Hospital.

Boston, May 5.--The Cambridgeport
gymnasium was destroyed by FIRE this
morning, and one fireman was badly
hurt while fighting the FIRE. The fire.
man was Charles Cox and he was hit ia
the hear with a brick. Cox was taken
to the hospital where Is was stated
this afternoon that he was in q danger
GUS condition The loss on the gymna-
sium is $4,000 partially covered BY in
surance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
AGREEMENT RATIFIED.
In The Bankruptcy Case Of ]. A. Far
rington Of St. AIbans.

st. Adams, May 5-There was a
hearing yesterday before Referee Fl, G.
Royce III the bankruptcy case Of ]. Al.
Harrington, when the proposition to
compromise the controversy with L. J.
Morton. over funds in the hands Of
Sheriff Holmes from the proceeds Of the
sale Of the ST. Adams Shoe company
was considered. 1t appeared that Nor
ton claimed S529.s7 but he agreed to
take S3f0 and this was accepted BY the
creditors and approved by the court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
MILE IN Sc SECONDS.
Made BY Louis Chevrolet Of The Buick
Team at Montgomery.

Montgomery, Ala, May 5.--Two thou-
sand motor enthusiasts cheered wildly
yesterday afternoon as Louis Chevrolet,
The daring Frenchman of the Buick
team, drove mile in 56 seconds fat,
with 80 horse power ear, over the fair
ground track. He won the 100 mile race
easily going the distance in 1876 minutes.
George Dewitt was the star OF the day,
the Jacksonville member of the Buick
team, winning three races. The Ala
bama championship went to Monk"
C0weIl in Chalmers Detroit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
LESS WINE PROMISED.
As Result Of Cold Weather in The
Rhine Valley Vineyards

Cologne, May 5.--The cold weather
that has prevailed the past few days
in the Rhine and Moselle valleys has
done enormous damage to vineyards
and orchards. The cold stiIl continues
in the sauerland section of West Pha-
La where the snow lies a foot deem.
There Is also considerable snow In
Hars MountaiRs and the region to the
southwest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
SON GOES TO LIrTLEToN.
Harvard Student Hears Of the Suicide
Of His Mother.

Cambridge, Mass, May 5.-E. w.
Westcott, son Of Mrs. Josephine West
cott, is a sophomore at Harvard, and
lives IN Foxcroft. He received word Of
his mothers death during the forenoon
and left at once for Littleton, N. H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
AGREEMENT SET ASIDE.
OLD Rules in Force in The National
Agreement Clubs.

Cincinnati, May 5.The National
base ball commission yesterday notified
all National agreement clubs and play
ers that the revised national agreement
il set aside because Of the failure of the
American association and Eastern league
to ratify it. The commission will OPP
crate under the former agreement and
states that no league on club operating
under organized base ball will be re-
quired to pay attention to any Of the
new features embodied in the recently
formulated revised agreements.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
CLOSED TODAY.
Many Speeches at Closing Session Of
The International Peace Conference.

IHE NHLtKHMNIUMaE EaLE NUHEtINWNC.
Chicago, May Sat the closing ses-
soins Of the second international peace
conference today the chief address Of
the morning was made by Rev. J. L.
Tryon of Boston. Henry G. Niles was
unable to attend bnt his address was
read. Congressman Bartholdt presided
at the closing session this afternoon.
Count Won Bernstroff the German am
bassador, was the first speaker. DR..
Wu Ting Fang, the minister from
China was then introduced. Sec. Bal
linger closed the conference with u
message from President Taft. A big
banquet with more than thousand
delegates and public men win be held
tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
FORTY MILL GIRLS STRIKE.
carders at Pawtucket, r. l., Demand
81 More a Week.

Pawtueket, R. l., May 5.-Forty
girls employed in the carding depart
menI at the Burgess cotton mill here
went on strike yesterday afternoon,
demanding an increase in wages Of 81
a week. There was no demonstration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
YALE FRESHMAN ARRESTED.
Charged With Breach Of The Peach and
Injury to Property at Theatre.

Injury to Property at Theatre.
New Have, Conn, May Charged
with breach Of the peace and injury to
property, w. I, Howe, IT., Of Brookline,
Mass and d. G. Tomlinson of New York
City, members Of the Yale freshman
class, were arrested last night in the
foyer of local opera house. Howe and
Tomlinson in company with about 200
other Yale students made demon
tration in front Of the opera house,
later entering the foyer and smashing
the fittings there and assaulting an at
tendant who attempted to prevent their
entering the body sfrfhe house. The
two men were taken TO the police sta
tion, where they were released on bail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
CREW RESCUED.
From Schooner Dorothy Which Was
Struck and Sunk.

Portland, Me-, May 5.-The steamer
City Of Bangor struck and sank the fish
ing schooner Dorothy Of Salem, off
Roc<land, Me-, today. The crew Of IL
Of the Dorothy we're rescued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-05
DIED VERY SUDDENLY.

MIS-. ShaiaObte y, StaAleon OI St' JohnS-
bury Passed Away To-day.
St. Johnsbury, May 5.--Afrs Charlotte
Elizabeth Cramton. aged 65 years, died
suddenly Of apoplexy this morning She
was in her usual health last evening.
Mrs. Cramton was the widow Of DR..
J. A. CTamton who was for many
years one Of the leading surgeons of
the state, being located at Winooski for
twenty years. During the last fifteen
years, Mrs, Cramton has resided with
her son, DR. g A. Cramton Of this place.
She was member Of the Episcopal
church.