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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't forget the GO. II dance at Armo.
~ hall, Montpelier january l4
There 0iH ~ a whist party in the X.
of r hall Thursday evening At 1880
o'clock
Mrs. T. w Hudson was called to
Westfeld, Mass to-day by the illness
of a relative
Harry Williamson Of New York is
visiting his sister, Mrs Charles Oliver,
on Ayers street
Harry Kent was the winner Of the
traverse sled IN Fits shoe department
to-day See ad. on page 8.
Retail clerks Regular meeting local
Oh, Wednesday evening ut 7.30 in k.
Of ?. hall ~ A Thayer, secretary
Mrs Efie + Chapman win hold s cir
cle at the home of Mrs. =. M. Scott, 78
Maple avenue, Thursday evening at 7:30
o'clock
The rehearsal Of the Philharmonic club
viii be held ii the C0ngrega tionai church
tonight at 745 o'clock. Let there be
full attendance.
There will BE a meeting Of ST. Johns
court, @. Q. H. Thursday evening at
o'clock Installation Of officers All the
members are requested to be present.
There win be a meeting Of St Jean
Baptiste in the hail this wednesday,
evening at Z o'clock All the members
are requested 20 Be present After the
meeting. all the French people arc inVit.
ed to the hall Free to al.
Among the arrivals at Tie City hotel
last evening and to-day were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ". Ballard, Sioux Falls, South
Dakotas G. n Proutv, Burlingtoni W.
G. Jones. Portland Me- F. a. Emer-
son. Hardwiek q ) Miller irs H W.
Buchanan, j. Collanders Bostoni George
Carnenier. Winooski; q. q Abbott
Plainneld; George Nelson, Byegats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12

were ordered paid a resolution appro-
pfiatiug money Tor departments WAS
passed d rebate Of $is0 was ordered to
sortwell s. Morse lor prinkling assess-
ment orefcharge Park street viii be
advertised for public coastin9 giving
residents a chance to protest; the re-
quest Of the Barre steam company TO
have the city's fire alarm whistle re-
moved rs soon as possible was answered
by tho promise that as soon as the
Weather permits K viii be transferred
10 the gas c9mpany's plant Che printing
committee was authorized TO complete a
contract with ~ w. Cummings for print
ing the city report; County Clerk
SMILES request, per Vermont statutes,
for ain enumeration Of deaf and dumb,
epHeptics and idiotia children, was re-
ierred 10 the mayor and city clerk To-
arrange for
This last named matter gave Alder
man Ihurston q chance io defend hls
ward, which be did by saying, You may
lnd some lame people down in the old
fourth, but you1l find darn few foolsn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
ASK AID ron JUMPERS.
Central Labor Union Issues Appeal in
Behalf Of Men Out Of Work.


Behalf Of Men Out Of Work
The Central Labor union Of Barre has
issued the following appeals-
Barre. Nt, Jan. II, 1910.
'To Organized Labor and Sympathizerst
"Greetings
"The Central Labor Union Of Barre
and vicinity respectfully cali your at
tention to the peculiar, but most unfor
tunate situation Of the Jumpers, boxers
and derriekmen of this city, in which
they have been placed by the tie.up of
the granite industry IN Washington
county, Vermont
Although they are neither on strike
nor lockout, the fact remains that there
are many Of them that have not nor
cannot find employment at their usual
vocation nor 40 amy other. at the present
time and have no prospects Of doing 90,
until settlement can b made In The gram
ite emitting industry
1t Is now eight weeks since these
men have been handicapped ia their
efforts to make a living, through no
fault Of their own. and as there i Moth
ing hey can 40 10 settle the matter
''lt Is earnestly requested that averx-
one Donate whatever they n7y feel able
to give, to assist the mast needy cases
10 tie Lumpers' union il doing s.,
you can feel assured that the money
viii Be used to good purposes and that
we are not enly acting the part Of union
men in The true sense. by helping one
another, but are doing To others as We
tx1n4ila have Them a. into ug
sH'raternaliy yours,
aSec'y G. u. OK of Barre.
Jas Mutch.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
Because Mrs Committee
Were Not all Barre Men
HAD A TALK, HOWEVER
Central Labor Union Issues an Appeal
in Behalf Of the Jumpers, Who
Are Drawing No Lockout
Pay.

Following out the instructions Of. yos.
terday's meeting Of Barre granite cut
ters, the lockout committee Of that body
arranged to meet a committee Of Barre
manufacturers at 10 o'clock this fore
noon to present to them the proposition
adopted AZ yesterdays meeting As the
committee from the manufacturers was
not composed wholly Of Barre men, the
union committee refused to present its
proposition which is understood to be a
complete new bin.
The two committees held an informal
discussion for an hour or more and then
adjourned Union officials state The
Times was III error yesterday when il
said that the resolution adopted at yes-
terday's meeting were the same as were
adopted by the Italian section Of the
union at their meeting in The forenoon.
The italian members adopted no resolu.
tions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
VOICED HIs PRoTEsT.
At the Plenty Of Others and His Own
Pennilessness.

New York Jan ID Henry Wester-
burg, a rugged, emaeiated out.of-a Job
carpenter, stood ii front Of the Waldorf
Astoria for q time last night, watching
the diners inside until he couldn't stand
it any longer Then lie threw two big
Indian clubs through plate glass win
dow
ia police court Westerburg said he
had tried yainly for four months to get
"a job. but had failed He then remem-
hered that he used to be good club
swiueer, So went without breakfast to
buy the clubs lie gave an exhibition
fl q saloon De said but bad lost his
cunning and was jeered and chased ont
without even getting bite to eat
When he passed the Fifth avenue hotel
the sight Of 50 much prosperity got
al his nerves. q just couldn't help it. 9
be said.
When the carpenter went to his cell
IA default of bail q steaming meal was
sent ia with Tie compliments Of tie
court.a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
Charge Brought Against Pin
chOt, DepOSed Forester
TRYING TO GUIDO TEDDY
Clarence Cunningham Also Asserts That
Claws Was Only a Tool, Tnilu-
enced BY Heney, the Graft
Hunter.

Los Angeles, Cal, an. r. President
Taft was strongly defended to-day while
Pinchot, the deposed forester, was bit.
tofly assailed, n a purported interview
with Clarence Cunningham AS 70 the
immediate cause Of tile BaIlinger Pins
chot controversy Cunningham is quoted
as saying; @Pinchot, in trying TO outdo
Roosevelt. exposed his hand CLAWS was
tool influenced by Francis ] Heney
while Pinchot was actuated by a lust
for notoriety, not BY patriotism Pres.
ident Taft was called "a bigger man
than Roosevelt
CLAWS had charged that the land Office
ordered TIE Cunningham claims focal en-
triesl 10 patent without due inyestiga-
tion when Commissioper tnow Secretary
Ballinger knew they were under suspi-
cien. After resigning from office Mr.
Ballinger became attorney for the Cum
ningham group.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
CAUGHT in VERMONT
WHILE ENLISTING
Carl Nicholson Taken Back to Naval
Authorities at Portsmouth, N. H.,
By Burlington oficers.

Portsmouth, n H., Jan. 1.-Two Of
fcers from Vermont came here yester-
day from Burlington, bringing with
them Carl Nicholson who, in company
with Richard O'Brien and Michael j
Conroy, made a sensational. escape from
tile naval prison, seavey's island, the
night Of Oct. O.
II Is charged that Nicsleson was the
leader OF the men and that a whole.
sale escape Of prisoners was planned
Only three, however. succeeded in get.
ting on the roof Of the building and
then BY aid Of ropes and bed cloths
ing lowered themselves TO the ground.
They swan the river to Kittery Point,
IN which effort one of them, Conroy,
was drowned.
Nickleson and OiBrien, after reaching
Kittery Point, managed in some way to
get change of clothing and took the
railroad track to Jewett, formerly CoH-
way junction There they boarded i
saest bound freight and landed IA Boss
ton
0'Brien went to New York City and
last week gave himself up to the po-
lice there and was returned TO the ma
val authorities here
Niekleson drifted into Vermont and
after remaining around Burlington for
some time, attempted to enlist in the
army at Winoosli His description was
sent to Washington, where one had al
ready been received following his es-
cape The two tailed aud the navy
department ordered the civil authorities
ta make the arrest
O'Brien, when he surrendered in New
York, told the story Of the drowning
Of Conroy.
The others concerned in the escape
planned BIZ Nickleson would not take
tie chance Of swimming the river and
did mot follow the three who got away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
FRAcTuREs sKuLL coAsrINa
Gardner Boy One Of Three Victims Of
Accident When Sled Hits Hack.

Gardner Boy One Of Three Victims Of
Accident When Sled Hits Hack.
Gardner, Mass, Jan. u. Three boys
we're seriously injured IN coastino ac.
eident here last night. Wilfred Miller.
aged Is. Is suffering from fractured
skull A message was sent asking Or.
Ne r. Richardson Of Boston to come
here on the midnight train ii the hope
that en- operation can be performed 10
save the boys life,
Miller IS Che son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Miller of rs Jean street. The
others injured are Albert Maillou, I6,
81 Oriole street. who II believed to be
internally injured, and Clinton Marion,
IL. of Parker street
The htc were sliding on a double-
runner 81 School street. There is 4
steep incline and the bin was coated
with ice The sled was going at ten.
rife speed when it crashed into hack
bound for Gardner depot Three other
boys were on the donble-runner and
were rendered unconscious but revived
and were able to walk home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12

David A Eliis, . member Of the school
committee, who was endorsed By the
Public School association was reelected
feT ferm q three Keala defeating Mrs
Julia 4. una 81 ChafIest0wA, former
member of the committee. by l9,l0s
votes
The vote was: David A Ellis 55,3o2s
Mrs Julia E Duff s22s7
The city went license bg majority Of
27 l22, the vote being; fes, 5400i5 mo-
26.0T2
The Citizens Municipal league which
backed James j Storrow for mayor and
the Good Government association. which
also backed Storrow, secured the election
Of practically all Of their candidates for
places in the new city council hut ona
Good Government association candidates
and but two Citizens Municipal league
candidates failing Of election Two en-
dorsed hY the Curley faction. including
James M Cprley himself, were reelected
The nine men elected to the city coun
ell. from the nineteen candidates the
first three to serve three yeare the sec-
ond three two years and tbs third three
one year were follows;
Walter u Collins Matthew Hale and
John J Attridge
Thomas Kenney. Walter Ballantyne
and James n. Culey
Frederick J Brand Daniel Mcdonald
and Timothy BuclSley
Collins Hale, Attridge. Kenney. Ballan-
tyne Brand and Mcdonald were en-.
dorsed by the Citizens Municipal league.
Collins FIaia. Attridee. Kenney ana
Balantyne were also endorsed by the
Good Government association
Buckley was on the Curlev slate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
RUTLAND BANK OFFICERS.
Three institutions Held Annual Meetings
Yesterday

Rutland, Jan. II The annual elec-
tions Of the national banks Of this city
were held yesterday. Lieut., Gov John
al Mead was elected president Of the
Baxter National bank and w. G Landon,
vice president. Charles Clark, cashier,
and Fred q. Spencer teller The Rut-
land County National bank elected
HnerY r. Field, president DR. z. G.
Lewis. vice president; Carl S, Dole, CASH
ier, and A g. Hughes, teller The Of
fcers elected by the Clement National
bank were; President, W. e. Clements;
vice president. r W. Clements cashier,
Charles Fl Harrison; teller Harry j..
Kingsley The Killington National bank
officers are President, p 7. Gibson;
vice president, s. M Wilson; cashier,
George Is. Montgomery; teller, Robert
M0iiat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
MontpsIier.
Barre

II is probable that another match viii
be arranged between the experts Of the
twin cities Barre has also been ehal-
leneed by Rutland for tbe championship
board, won BY G. Anderson twice from
Wayne Bailey Of Rutland The cham
pion has left Barre, but Il Is likely that
another player viii be selected to meet
Rutland's representative whose name is
lamnhan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
NEW oFFuERs IN CHARGE
Of Red Men order in Barro--Installed
last Evening.

of Red Men Order in Barro--Installed
Last Evening.
A regular meeting Of lroquois tribe
Of Red Men NO o, was held in its hall
ia the Worthen building last evening,
when The officers for tile ensuing year
were duly raised to their positions Tbs
ceremony was ii charge 81 District Dep.
utv Great gachem III q. Osborne and
Great Prophet Morris Iermond Of East
Barre
The elective officers aFe sHohem.
Peter Brown. senior sycamore, William
Walker; junior sycamore, Frank Grad
dock; prophet. Ira Wright chief Of ree-
ords George Cormaek keeper Of wan.
pun. Walter Morgan; collector Of wam-
pm Alexander Ross: trustees, Alexan.
aer MeCasllill, M S. Levin and Alexander
tronsideA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
BARRE WON ON ALLEYS.
Montpelier Candle Pin Rollers Went
Home without a String.

The candle pin match 40 Ruzzell's al
leys last evening between the Montpelier
and Barre teams resulted ia q victory for
lhe local team the Barre players win-
ming 81 every string Black Of the
Barre team had Che high single Of the
match With I8l. and also the high three
strings of 92g
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
SEARCHING ZOE woMAN.
Mrs David Dickinson Of Mendon Went
Away Monday.

Rutland, Jan 70. Mrs. David Dielin-
son Of Mendon, aged % years, is miss
ing from her home and it IS feared that
she wandered away Ia a tit of tempo.
rary insanity, to which she is subject,
and may have frozen to death
The woman wandered away few
weeks ago and was found at Walling-
ford in badly exhausted condition,
Since that time She had been closely
watched most Of the time Monday she
said That size was going 70 a neighbors
for milk and when she did not return
investigation showed that she did not
90 to tile house at an but to Rutland,
four miles. Her movements after reach
ing this city are unknown Her hus-
band has asked the sheriff department
and local police 20 aid him IN bis search.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
BARRE CHECKER
PLAYERS WON
Defeated Montpelier Last Night BY q
Score Of 2i to i4--Barre Has Been
Challenged by Rutland for
Championship Board

Barre defeated Montpelier in 4 checker
tournament played at the Apollo club
rooms 10 Montpelier last night, the score
being 81 to 4, with IL draws. There
were thirteen players on side, and the
scores were as iollows
Barre. Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12

N0tWithsiandlng that th9 expenditures
were less than the appropriations, tile
street committee, Aldermen Thufsions
Campbell and Even report the citys
streets 10 he better than ever They
recommend the further use Of asphaitum
on naeadam roads and That the street
railway pay part Of the sprinkline as
sessment Among other details, they
report the briAge all painted and sew,
enty permits ior digging up the streets
have been granted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
HELD FOR SMUGGLING.
Barton Men IN Jail ii Default Or $4,000
Bail

Bail
ST. Johnsbury, JAN 49, Mitchell and
Charles leonard Of Barton are ii jan
here awaiting The February term Of u.
S court at Burlington They were arr
rested by Deputy Marshal Miles of New
port and given a hearing here before
Commissioner Harry Blodgett who
fixed their hail at 81 900 each. This
they were unable to secure and they
were held for trial On the charge Of
smuggling wool.
1t IS supposed they are the men who
mnmggled the large quantity Of wool re-
Gently seized in the Kicker warehouse
here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
eRANIrEvILLE.

Dancing class. followed BY social danes.
Saturday evening Rileys orchestra.
Admission, gents soc. ladies free,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
BANKRUPTCY CASES
Hearing on Proposed Discharge and 8
Dividend Declared

in banruptcv court at Montpelier to.
day q hearing % set aside the objee.
ton to Che discharge Of + G. Lambef
ton Of Cabot was held arguments be-
ing presented Notice wss also sent out
to day Of q iirst dividend in the case
81 the Chase Candy company Of North
field, the amount to Be divided being
s4QQ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
ONE NEW DIRECTOR
OF BARRE NATIONAL
r. Il. Cave, u, Elected to Board to
Succeed John E. Smith, Who Re-
signed Because Of III
Health

At the annual meeting Of the National
Bank Of Barre, held yesterday, tie fol-
lowing directors were elected for the
ensuing year; I. G. Rowland Ben A.
Eastman. A. p. Abbott. M H. Rowland
and r II. Cave. jr This is the same
board Of directors as last year, with the
exception Of T II. Cave irs who was
elected IN the place Of john E Smith,
who declined reelection, as his health
win not permit him to attend to the
duties of the Office Mr. Cave has been
connected with the bank IN various ca
pacities for the past eight years and
the stockholders, sppreciating bis faiths
fnl and efficient labors and recognizing
lis ability. deemed it advisable to make
him a member Of the board
AT a meeting of the directors the fol.
lowing officers were elected F g How
land, president; Bon a. Eastman, vice
presidents r H Cave, ir cashier; g M
Wiley, teller.
The annual meeting Of the Barre Saw
ings Bank & Trust company was held
Yesterday, and the following directors
were elected: Ben A. Eastman Gao. 3.
Milne. Homer Fits. Burt Il Wells w.
G. REYNOLDS. NJ. j. Howland and r G.
Rowland. The directors elected officers
as follows, Ben a Eastman president;
George B. Milne, wee president The
business wear of the bank closes March
i. but So far It has been a very prosper
ous one. its assets having increased more
than $4,000 the past twelve months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
eERMANY AeREEs wITH 10
Concerning the Naturalization Of the
Manchunan Railroad

Berlin. Jan. Secretary knoX's plan
for the naturalization Of the Manchurian
railway was decidedly advanced to-day,
when Germany sent IS proposal to
Washington The reply says nothing ID
the idea is inconsistent with Germany's
past attitude concerning the open door
policy ia the far East
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
So supsrIaLenagnLI. Repart.

Street supt DeBrune in office since
October IS. reported that be bad srraped
all the dirt roads and cleaned the mas
cadam streets carrying OF 1852 loads
of dirt and refuse. he recommended the
purchase oi another road machine. q road
plough and two pairs Of work horses. The
laEter to BE- disposed % next fail The
Inventory 81 city property il his depart.
Aent totals S0aSEA5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
MisoelIaneons - pona.

Considerable other business WAS tran.
sacted hy the aldermen, besides listening
TO the annual reports Weekly warrants
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-12
franc on Main Street.

in his annual report City Engineer
Reed went into che details of the work
Ia his department dwelling at length on
fhe kinds 81 pavement fitted FOR Barre
and concluding with the opinion abon
mentioned as to North Main street He
also advocated wood block VI asphalt
pavement for the streets about the city
park, as soon a tic city Is able More
sidewalks ought to Be built he thought
as THIS work was falling bshind
Engineer Reed regretted that he tens
acre storage reservoir on Orange brook 81
two months work short of completion,
bat stated bat tlis was due % uRfare-
seen reas sons III this same connections
it might be tated that previously q the
meeting the application Of Joseph Long
& Co., the contractors On the work fer
extension 81 time was held up uHtil the
city can hear from the contractors bond
ing company to se2 # the latter Is satis-
fed with an extension Engineer Reed
stated that the huge reservoir VIII prob.
ably not Be filed with water before next
fall
a new feature Of the engineering de.
paFtments report was 4 table of statis.
ties showing The volume Of traffic on
some Of the streets lhis tabqiation
was so extensive that the aldermen
thought # might be toe expensive to-
include all Of i in the city report, and
the committee was Instructed e confer
with him about cutting ont some of Y,
The figures. however, are interesting
and viii be valuable tor reference, For
instance, on Wednesday October z with
weather favorable l2,29t people eNeli.
slVe of those in electric cars passed
Nayebant street 81 Nortb Main treef
counting the dav as beginning 1t 6 e. n.
ard epainv at 3 p. IN. The hour from
4 10 r. 81 vas tie busiest.
0f tbs total. 0574 were pedestrisns
There were six horse teams. 28 fou,-
horse Jeans. lsS two. horse teams. 1926
ono. horse teams l5a automobiles ISL
bievclss and l28 babv carriaoes No
agtires were taken on MONDAYS 81 safur
davs Al rno;neer Reed considered fbem
as slightly above the average He pre-
Palea shs asaslas'ss v site 'As ~ el9
Weat aiia :, tseS = s'iss0s - uiiastsns
parts y 'na si'S
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-07
Open HOUSE At THE "Y"
Election Returns Will Be Received al
the Association on Tuesday
Night.

Great preparations are being made
at the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton for the open house Tuesday even
ing, Election returns will be received
and the evening will be interspersed
with gymnastic and athletic events.
Physical Director Harrison will di-
rect the work of the evening and an
effort will be made to give the public q
conception of the gymnasium appara-
tus work. There will be work given
on the German horse, bars and rings
and individual mat work and conbina-
ton tumbling will be in order.
These will be intermingled with
burlesque with clown stunts and sew
eral athletic events will be run off on
the floor. The programme will close
with an exhibition practice game OF
basketball between the Moorhead
team and some old time players.
Election returns will be thrown an
the canvas during the evening and the
affair will last from s until IL o'clock
The event will be for both ladies and
gentlemen.