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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
Runaways, Captured Once
Got Away Again To-day
FATHER OF ONE IS ON HUNT
Lucas and Foster Girls Left Home in st.
Johnsbury Sunday and Were Traced
to Montpelier-May Be in
Barre Now.

An anxious father Is in Barre end
Montpelier looking for bis daughter and
another girl who disappeared from their
home in st. Johnsbury Sunday and who
were traced to Montpelier, captured
there this morning and who then eIuded
the searchers and are still hiding. The
father is Charles X. Lucas, and his girl
and the Miss Foster who iied with her
are fourteen and sixteen years old, re-
spectively. Both are said to be quite
attractive.
Mr.. Lucas came TO Montpelier ypster-
day from st. Johnsbury and complain
ed to the police about the disappearance
Of the two girls after they had gone
to Woodsville, n. II, to which the
United States troops who were passing
through that place on the way from
Maine to the barracks at Piattsburg.
N. y. lie had learned that they came
to Montpelier After looking around
and enlisting the services Of the Mont.
pelier police Mr. Lucas retired for the
night at the Union House.
Officer Patrick Connolly Of the Mont
YNAtNA HN4AAA ANtNtf WAAAAR FtAtNAtii& AAE
streets in the neighboring city at five
O'Clock this morning. saw two girls who
answered the description Of those who
had left their homes. So be took them
70 the police station, and they admit.
ted their identity
Chief Durkee then took charge Of tho
case and plans were made to meet Nj.
Lucas at the Montpelier & Wells River
railroad station and TO have him take
them home again. But when the time
approached for the departure Of the
train and Mr. Lucas had not pat IN an
appearance the officer went after the
father and found that Re had oversight.
When Mr.. Lucas got to the station
he found that the girls had disappeared,
and they haven't been located since
then It was thought that they took
an electric car and came to this city.
A watch Is being kept for them here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
The Diocese Of vernont.

Bishop Halls appointments for the
next three months are as follows
August 3f-September 3, retreat fuI
women at Rock Point
September GO, retreat for clergy.
September 9, diocesan missionary com
mittee
September l2, Fairfax.
September 19, Chester and Proetors.
Vile
September 2e, Arlington and Man.
chester Center
September 2s-0ctober 1 Retreat for
|deaconesses at Canaan, Conn.
October 8, Washington, D. G.
October CO, diocesan Womans Auxil.
iary at Montpelier.
October 10, Woodstock
October ID, White River Junction
October i2, Windsor
October 13, Springfield
October 17-ls, Fair Haven Hydeyille,
Castleton.
October ~ Alburgh.
October 1928. New England mission
ary council at Hartford Cam
October 81, Randolph
November + Bethel and Royalton.
November =, Swanton and Hiehgate
November 9-l4, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia
November 2i Barre
November IS, Brattieboro.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
HAp NARRow EscApE.
Mrs. Mary Fairfield Of Essex Junction
Was Somewhat Burned.

Essex Junction, Aug. sl.---AIrs. Mary
Fairfield, aged 30 years, narrowly escaped
being terribly burned Sunday morning.
She had lighted kerosene stove IN her
rooms in part Of the residence Of Il. M.
Ring and was about to prepare her
breakfast On leaving the room she was
called back BIZ the noise Of an explosion
but because al her extreme age and fee
bleness was able TO do little 81 nothing
toward extinguishnR the flames that had
already gained headway
Mr. aud Mrs. Ring At The sound 81 a
slight explosion. as il seemed to them,
rushed 10 her apartments Finding the
door locked they broke It open aud
discovered Mrs. Fairfield lsnesling on the
floor NJ Ring with a bucket Of water
succeeded IN extingldshing the flames and
a hand fre extinriisher brought in BY
member Of the fire department quickly
sqneohed what little fire there was left.
Mrs Fairfield received slight burns about
the face and hands. She was given i'm,
mediate medical attendance and taken
to the Fanny Allen hospital The walls,
ceilings. pictures and furnishings were
scofehed adm hlackened The loss was
settled yesterday hy the +. $. Peck In
suranec agency of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
HAD GOOD RESULTS.
Shooting Of Vermont National Guard
at Northfeld Range

"NN@ F,tNNFA@ eN"~hNs
All the militia companies Of the state
have participated IN the rifle practice
which was concluded At Northlield sat.
urday, sending from rs to A men each.
-Four hundred and fifty men have been
at the range ID all and ii has taken 80
days to 20 through the practice, each
company being at the range three days
The practice has been IN charge 81 Capt.
.C. II, Senter, inspector Of rifle practice,
.of Montpelier, Lieut.. i. ~. Cobb, of
Brattlebore, quartermaster and commis-
sary, Capt J, y. Dodds, of Burlington,
land Lieut.. Thomas Hogan Of Pittsford.
surgeons. There was no sickness in
camp and not an accident occurred dur.
ing the entire practice About 10000
rounds Of ammunition were used during
she Sc days shoot, four companies going
to the range in June and the last eight
during August
The rife practice was a success as IL
gave a large number Of men chance
to get familiar with the working Of
the new weapon and give a good many
chance 70 shoot as some OF the com
panies have no range Considering that
this is the first event Of the kind ever
tried III The state, Capt Senter thinks
the result was highly gratifying, as
2sg men qualified as marksmeu ont Of
s50. many never having had 4 ehance to
shoot az a measured disetanee before
The highest score was made by Corp.
Clarence Lepaqe, of CO. II, 81 Montpel
ier, with scpre Of se5 in the expert
course.
Company B of ST. Albank qualified
the greatest number Of mRrksmen, as
they had 81 ont Of AZ, and Company +
of Northfied qualified The greatest mum
Der Of experas The following men
made the high company score, Clarence
Lepage, CO. FL Montpelier, musician;
~. J. Cass, Co r., Northfcld Priv
Dante Bianchi, Go. G, Woodstock; Capt
s. S. Gushing. Co. B, st. Adams; Lieut.
W. 0 Cooley. Co. Z Brattleboro; Corp
Edward sherman, Go. G, Brandon; Priv
Z. Fl. Summer, co. <, b.. bws Falls;
Sergt. +. 3. 0reutt Co i. Newport;
Capt. n. b. Hanaon. Co X, Remington;
Priv. Hudson, Co. n, Burlington; Capt
j. ~. Tinker. Co. ID, Sc. Johnsbury;
Sergt. Cowan, Go. A, Rutland. The
men were paid for three days service
with subsistence and transportation. No
team was sent % the national shoot this
year, but the money was used for this
rife practice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
BOY GETS BANKS MAIL.
Takes $500 in Checks and s45 il
Money From Open Postofice Box.

Milford, n H., Aug. 81 spureeon
Cuthbertson, the Fitchburg railroad sta
ton agent here discovered small boy
yesterday in the postOffiee displaying a
large number Of checks to tie value 81
SS,200 and roll Of s45 in money
He questioned the lad and found out
that he had taken the collateral out 81
one Of the combination lock boxes at
the postoffice.
The lad, who was young Finn, and
did not understand tho nature Of the
valuabes, gave the lot to Mr. Cuthbert-
son for nickel
1t belonged to q local bank, and Mr..
cutbbertson returned the collateral to
them, together with important business
mail
The Investigation failed to reveal
whether the postolice box bad been ae-
eidentally left unlocked BY tile messens
ger or whether the combination was
picked BY the boy, but the former the
DRY Is probably responsible for the lads
negotiating the valuable mail matter
An investigation viii be made Of the
matter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31

Grand and petit Jurors Drawn By Sher-
III Tracy.


The names Of the grand and petit jury.
men who are to serve at the September
term Of county court have been drawn
BY Sheriff Tracy and are announced as
follows:
Grand Jury; Barre Town, ]. B. Fitz-
patrick; Barre City, Wm. Paul; Berlin,
A. IT. Stewart: Cabot. Walter S. Ford !;
Calais. Oscar Ainsworth; Duxburv. e.
w Hnntley; East Montpelier, Edgar A.
Cumings Fayston, S. ]. Dana; Marsh-
field ] w. Mears Middlesex, Arthur
Maxham; Montpelier, Bert NJ. Shepard;
Moretown. 2 A. Howes; Mortified, S. r.
Staples; Roxbury wv a. Averill; Waits
field, +. J McAllister; Warren, n. M.
Robinson; Waterbury, J. @. Freeman
Woodbury.. Albert Burnham.
Petit inrys Barre Town, H e. sar-
gent. F, R, Northrop; Barre City, Frank
Rooney, George w. Hunt; Berlin. John
e. Hogan, Arthur G. Brown; Cabot, Tor
rest Tibbets A. A. Lyndes; Calais, Geo.
CoiTrin, Fred Corliss; Duxbury, j. G. Me-
Mullen. G. Il Louisells East Montpelier,
E. D. Barton, w. E. Benjamin; Fayston,
Henry O. Pease. r ]. Dana; MarshfeId,
Lee Short. Lewis ST. John; Middlesax,
Henry E. Badger, Hazen Arbuckles
Montpelier, Edward NJ Nichols; Elmer
r. Clark; Moretown, II. 4. Daniels, Ber
Bell; Northfeld, F. M. Chase. Horace
Thresher; Plainheld. Edward Bartlett;
Roxbury, John Fl. Davis, +. NJ. Drink
water: Waitsfield. John Maxwell, W. j..
Palmer: Warren, G. H. Campbell; Water
bury. Arthur D. Lyon, w. +. Thompson;
Woodbury., Rufus NJ. Pray; Worcester,
Myron G. Maxwell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
There May Have Been More
Victims In Home
A THOUSAND WERE SAVED
It Was Thought Last Night That All
Were Saved. but To-day
the Bodies Were
Revealed.

New York, Aug. si.-The bodies Of
seven young children, burned beyond
recognition, were found in the ruins Of
tho st. Nalaehy's home at Rockway
park this morning, following the frs
last night, and fremen are searching for
more bodies. The bravery OF the Sis
ters Of St. Joseph saved thousand
children by the use Of the fire dril
when the flames were discovered. The
victims were overlooked in the panic,
and IL was reported last night that all
the children got out safely.
The changing Of the FIRE gongs called
the thousand children from their bed
time prayers and they were marched
down the fire escapes to the music Of
their fife and drum corps. The building
was burned to the ground and the loss
on it was 100000.
There is a Jewish home nearby. and
five hundred sick and crippled children
were also taken from their beds ia it
for fear that the flames would reach
them. This institution was saved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
IEcTPTEET INSANITY.
Has Attacked Former Sultan Abdul
Hamid, Says Vienna Dispatch.

Vienna, Aug. 31.--Ineipient insanity
has attacked the former Sultan Abdul
Hamid, according to information from
the highest authority, coming to the
Nue. Freie press. It IS feared that the
deposed rulers constant fear Of assassi-
nation at the hands Of agents Of the
new regime in Turkey has shaken his
mind. Abdul Hamid has not slept for
a week and at times his rawlings have
been so loud as to disturb everybody in
the great house in which he is kept Il
prisoner on the outskirts Of salonica.
physicians have failed to give him re-.
lief and tie death Of the former ruler
Is believed to be near
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
COLOR MAKES WAR.
Negro Camp Of Spanish War Veterans
Admitted to California Dept

Pasadena, Cal, Aug 3t-The accept
ance Of the credentials Of four negro
delegates to the annual convention Of
the California department Of the United
Spanish War veterans has stirred up a
race war which Il threatening the dis
ruption of the California department.
Az a result Of the acceptance the camps
at Vallejo and Okla have Withdrawn
their delegates, while Major Cursor,
the leading candidate for commander,
has withdrawn from the race. Sides
have been taken BY the delegates, and
il Is indicated that the convention Is
likely to end in big row.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
CHOLERA IS SPREADING.
It May Become an Epidemic IN Holland
Finds London ofieiaI.

London, Aug. 81. The London health
officer, being skeptical Of the official
statements regarding the cholera sitna-
tion in Holland and other continental
countries, called upon private inyesti.
gators and was informed today that
there are approximately 200 cases Of
cholera "a Holland alone and that the
disease has also reached To eastern Aus.
tria and Is threatening 10 spread 10
eastern Germany. There IS danger, the
Investigators say, Of a cholera epidemic
in Holland. The number Of cases there
Is increasing notwithstanding the heroic
efforts Of the medical authorities to
check it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
JOHNSON SEES VICTORY.
Country Abiaze with Resentment Of the
Tariff.

Chicago, Aug 3l.Having talked with
thousands Of voters III western and mid
die western states. Gov John Al Johnson
Of Minnesota Is convinced that the next
Congress will inevitably be Democratic.
He says the country K ablaze with re-
sentiment against the Payne Aldrich tar
iH law, and be has nor seen a Republican
or Democrat who wonld approve It,
The Minnesota executive who was the
chief rival Of William J. Bryan for the
Democratic presidential nomination last
year, has been on q Chautauqua lecture
tour all summer he has made the best
of his opportunity to gain friends and
talk politics with the men behind the
votes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
TwO MEN HURT.
When Automobile Wheel Caught in The
Car Track.

Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Aug. st.-Two
men were badly hurt and two young
women escaped iininjured when an tuto-
mobile owned by r F. Pratt Of Newton
was upset and demolished late yester-
day BY wheel catching in a street car
track while turning corner at the
railway bridge between Onset and Buz.
yards Bay.
The chauffeur, Joseph Doheney, had
bis head cut open and was badly bruis.
I'd, while John Hayes Of Brockton, who
has a summer home here. was badly
fut about the head and shaken up. His
daughter and granddaughter. who were
IN The machine with him the time, es-
rped unhurt.
Mr.. Pratt, the owner Of the car, was
not in 1t at the time Of the upset. Both
Dcheney and Mr.. Hayes, 1t IS expected,
will recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
KILLED BY ovERExERrIoN.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts Saved Man From
Drowning But Died Himself.

New York, Aug. 31.-After des.
perate fight in the surf to save his
friend, Harry c. Myers, Of Freeport, Z.
L, from drowning in Hampstead Bay,
Stanley Roberts, a Baptist clergyman.
dropped dead from exhaustion on the
beach near Point Lookout yesterday
afternoon. Myers. dragged to safety.
was unconscious when picked up by
spectators but was shortly revived.
Physicians hastily summoned examined
The body Of the preacher and declared
that his over exertion had killed him
He was a native Of western New York
and was spending his vacation at the
shore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
SECOND RACE TO-DAY
American Yacht Jerntt Was The First
Over The Line.

Marblehead, Mass, Aug si.-The sec-
ond race for the Sender cups started al
11s1o today The American yacht
Ierfitt crossed the line first, followed
closely by Hayela the German entry.
Behind Havella came the other boats
closely punched, the Wolf coming last,
having got d bad start
The Wolf soon pulled up passing the
Germans who were all last at the end
Of the first leg On the second leg
Seahtnd II met with On accident and
dropped out. At tho end Of the second
leg Ellen crossed the line at 1926.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
KNOCKED OFF CAR.
Peter Armstrong Had q Bad Cut on His
Forehead.

Peter Armstrong Of West street was
the victim Of quite a serious accident
Sunday evening as the result Of falling
of IN electric car Dir Armstrong was
on the ear coming from Montpelier at
SIX o'clock and as the car was crowded
he was obliged to stand on the running.
board
The car stopped suddenly Just inside
Tie Barre city limits and Armstrong
was pitched to the ground His head
struck a stone, cutting his forehead bad
N. Upon arriving III Barre he went %
the Office Of DR. D. Delfno, where nine
stitches were taken to close the wound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
CABOT.

a. NJ Foster and Mrs. H. HI Foster
were in Calais last Saturday.
Freeman Lawson Of Woodbury. was in
town Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Merrill Dawson have
moved 20 Montpelier where he has a
position IN an insurance Office
S. G. Voodfy is moving into his house,
which has been repaired. and water from
the village system is in running order. a
new barn has been added 10 the place.
all Of which makes decided improve
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
FELL UNDER CAR
William Shakespeare Of Rutland Was
Hurt Yesterday.

Rutland, Aug. William Shake
speare Of Robbins street, this city, a
brakeman on the Rutland railroad, was
badly injured about 1880 o'clock yes
terday morning at Leicester Junction.
He was run over by au empty car and
both legs were bruised and the bones
of the left leg broken The man was
brought to the Proctor hospital
Mr.. Shakespeare IS about 30 years Of
age, unmarried. and Of good habits. 1t
Is not known just haw the accident hap
pened except that he accidentally fell
under the ear and two wheels passed
over him. Had the car been loaded the
injury would necessarily have been
greater.
The accident happened in tshe yard,
the car which passed over the man be-
ing attached 10 a local freight train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
THOUSANDS or rELEGRAMs.
Are Being Poured Into Royal Palace al
The Hague Today.

The Hague, Aug. 81 Holland is to-
day celebrating the 29th birthday ami
Yersary of Queen Wilhelmina The
school children are on . holiday, hags
are flying and crowds are constantly
passing the palace gates 70 cheer che
Queen and the baby princess. Juiiana
The Queen has received thousands d
congratulatofy kilograms from all over
the world. This years celebration is
more elaborate than usual on account
iof the recent birth Of an heir,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
MISSING GIRL DISCOVERED.
Fifteen.Y .Year-0ld Carrie ToussiaHt Was
Just Working Out.

Enosbure Falls, Aug. 3i-The mys-
terry regarding the disappearance Of
Miss Carrie Tonssiant, daughter Of
Jerry Toussiant. who lives IN the tene
ment house Of e ]. Wilder near South
Franklin station, was solved when SHE
was found working for family in
Montgomery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
TRAmPs STEAL HORSE.
Daring Break and Safe Get Away Near
Brattleboro.

Brattlehoro, Aug, st--A daring break
took place some time Sunday evening
at The farm Of H. r Matthews on the
Chesterfield road when burglars forced
an entrance to his stable and stole a
valuable horse and buggy. From the
reports oi neighbors. IL would seem that
the theft was tho work Of tramps. Two
of these men have been seen lettering
about the farms in that section for
about two weeks. The horse was 4 BAY,
about SIX years old, had a white spot
on the forehead and a bunch on the
right hind leg where be was kicked by
a colt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
RACING AUTOMOBILE
KILLED MAN TODAY
First Accident Of The Big Race At
Lowell, Mass. in Which Arthur
Otis, 20, Lost His Life.

Lowell. Mass, Aug. si.-Arthus Otis,
a young man aged 20 years, was killed
today BY Chalmers Detroit automo.
bile which was driven hy Joe Matson.
The accident happened at the automo-
bile race course, where Matson had the
car out practieing for the coming race.
Tie chauffeur was later arrested and
was arraigned in court on tbc charge Of
manslauehter he vas held In Sc 000
for trial AZ the September term of
court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
BUSINESS TR0UBIEs.
Two Vermont Men Filed Petitions in
Bankrnptcy Yesterday.

Rutland, Aug. 81. Charles a. Iondo
Of Rockingham salesman, filed a PEI
titi0n in bankruptcy yesterday with
Clerk F. s Platt 81 the United States
court. He has liabilities Of 81 ,41o and
bis assets are given as S247 with $500
exempt. Albert Jacob Of Mount Tabor,
laborer, who also filed 4 schedule has
disabilities OF SSt and assets OF Si22 Of
which 500 IS exempt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
MARRIED I'M HOSPITAL.
Young Couple Who Attempted Suicide
WIN Live Together

New York, Aug 31.-Franly William
son and Florence y. Wood Of Brooklyn
were married yesterday in Brooklyn
hospital where they are recovering from
bullet wounds inflicted in suicide
pact last Wednesday night. Their
nearly successful attempt at death
brought the young couple TO their sem
ses and at the same time won the com
sent Of the girls parents to their mar
Tiage and yesterday they resolved 10
live happily ever afterward although
each viii be blind in one eye
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
pRowNs wHILE Using.
Clinton Boy Jumps From Boat While
on Camping Trip.

Clinton, Mass, Aug al Thomas
Wilks, Is years Of age, son Of Jonathan
Nilks Of Grove street 81 this town, was
drowned yesterday while fishing at Bare
Hill pond in the town of Harvard. He
was q member of q camping party ofc
six which went to the pond Yesterday
be was in boat with three companions
at d point about 200 feet Of Bennett
rock fishing IN 8 feet Of water when he
stood up, bent over the glnwale Of the
boat and plunged headfrst into the
water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
ALpERMAN MuRPAY ID.
Burlington Man Died Suddenly To-day Of
Heart Failure.

Burlington. Aug. 8l Alderman w J.
Murphy Of the fourth ward a Democrat
IN politics. died suddenly Of heart failure
this morning He was IS years Of age
and leaves wife and siA children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
CORNER STONE LAID.
Montpelier's, City Hall Is Advancing
Toward Completion.

The corner. stone of the new city hall
III Montpelier was laid this forenoon at
nine o'clock, with simple exercises The
speakers we're Mayor Dawley, Rev J..
Edward Wright, ana A } siblsy They
spoke briefly Of the steps leading up
thus far toward the city's acquisition,
and box Of papers, documents, etc,
was then covered up The stone il
marked. Erected in la098
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
OFFERED 10 SELL.
Central Vermont Win Dispose of Dock
at Burlington.

Burlington, Aug si.-A special meet
ing Of The board Of aldermen viii be
held tonight to take action on the pur
chase Of the wharf at the foot Of Coll
lege street for public dock. It is
owned by the Central Vermont railroad
which today at a hearing offered to sell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
FAIR OPENED TODAY.
Sheldon Fair Didn't Have Enough Stalls
For Exhibits.

Sheldon Junction, Aug. 81. Franklin
county fair opened today under most
favorable auspices There are not
stalls enough to hold all Of the exhibits
Of registered ca8tle and other stock. The
races which start tomorrow are said to
have the largest list Of entries in the
history Of the association.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
coon WATER SUPPLY.
st. Adams Better Of Than It was =
Year Ago

st. Albans. Ang 3I.--There il consid
cradle more water ID the city reservoirs
now than at the corresponding time last
year IN the lower reservoir there Is
IA TT 2 in. as against Is it. | in last
year. but in. the upper reservoir there is
10 IT. ! in. as against ! tt 3 III. last
wear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
NEW RECORD BY oLpFIELp.
Daring Autoist Went Half Mile in
1:l2 LIS Yesterday.

Erie, Pa, Aug 31.Barney 0ldfeld
established a new record for half mile
track here yesterday by going the half
mile IN lsts i-5, thus lowering his own
record Of 1;14 3-5. Battling Nelson
WAS passenger in The car with Old
field when the record was made The
record was made from standing start.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31

A. D. Morse returned last night from
Old Orchard, Maine, where he has been
for the past three months.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening aud to-day were A. S. Reed,
Frank b Pratt, Boston; A. J. Dalb0t,
Addison Maine. W w Thompson Day.
ton. 0hio G. y. Reed, Perry, n. Y.}
J. J. Taught, Burlington.