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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
TAKE BURLINGTON MEN
ON LOTTERY CHARGE
Alleged That William Grosvenor and
Edward Proulx Were Then Re
leased On 500 BAH Ycstor-

Burlington, Jnn. 26.-William Gros.
venof and Edward proulx we're arraigned
before Justice Debervilie yesterday
charged with conducting a lottery The
mon were released On bail Of 800 each
and win be brought before the court
at a later date.
The men have been doing business in
this city and WinnoslSi for about ten
weeks under The name Of the Western
Supply company of Cincinnati O. They
have been selling articles and collecting
25 cents week as part payment, the
scheme being that one Of the persons
WIS to receive prize Of $40.
A year ago the men did business IN
this city under the name Of the Western
New York Publication and supply com
pany on l3l 6anesee street, Utica. N.
y. Complaint has been made that many
people who paid money to the latter
company have never received prizes.
One woman claimed she paid $3.50 and
could non collect anything from tho
company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
PROMINENT VERM0NTER
DIES IN BOSTON
George William crampton who had
Gone There from Northern Yer
mont to Spend the Win

Boston, jan. 26-oeorge William
Crampton, wsll.known il commercial
circlas Of tais city and ia Vermont, died
last evening at private hospital on
Newbary street, from q general break
down and hardening 81 the arteries.
fIe vas born IN Hiahgate VI, July 81,
1891. and IN early Hfe cams 10 Massa-
chusetis residing for time 1t Acton
and afterwards in Boston.
ile became a menbRr af the firm of
HomeF, Crampton & Hammond, dealers
iu hsv and e4siD About 90 wears ago
he removed q ST. Alhans. VI, and had
large farming interests in that vicinity
fie was ii Boston temporarily for the
winter Mr. CHAMPION leaves wife
and four children, Susan G. cramptom
81 Tacoma, Wash, Mrs A w. Foote
and Mrs. Allen Goospced Of ST Albans.
Vte and Arthur Cfamptou Of this city.
The funeral arrangement have not
yet been made, but the intermeut viii
probably be at Acton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
MONEY COLLECTOR
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Charged That He Obtained Money I'm.
der False Pretenses in South
ern Part Of Yer
mont

Brattleboro, Jan 26 John Lecker,
alias }. J. LOCKER. was taken to TIE
county iail yesterday from the tnn y
Wilmington. charged with outainns
money under false pfctenees.
iLecker. young man 81 fine appear
ance, has been ioufneying through the
smaller towns about Windham county
for the past few months claiming to be
a representative Of a large New York
real estate firm. According To he repre-
sentation his firm was soon to got ont
Jan attractive pamphlet advertising the
value Of southern Vermont farms as
homes. He put lip a fine tale, but the
conditions attached 10 an advertisement
inserted in the book were that tbs farm
er was To pay ina anywhere from S5 20
$40 to cover the cost 81 the advertise
meut, this money TO be refunded on
June J. providing no did not find a
purchaser for the farm.
IN this manner he collected about $40
a day, and when arrested n Whining
ton Saturday, he had worked the towns
Of Guiliord. Brntileboro Newfaue South
Nowfane, Townshend, Jamaica. VII.
liamevillo and Wilmington u p Smil-
ey proprietor 81 tie Newfana Inn, be-
came suspicious Of Ieeker last week and
wrote to attorneys in New York asking
that the firm he looked Up and gave
Leckers bank references IS q means Of
accomplishing that end Nothing WAS
found out about him, however, and the
authorities Of Wilmington were noti-
fed
On complaint of Grand Juror r. A.
Jswen. Lecker was arrested by Con-.
stable L. W Boyd and was brought be-
fore Justice J. ii Kidaer Monday in
Wllmingtou. fTe entered plea 81 not
guilty but cause was found and he was
bound over to the April term Of the
county court IN bonds Of s20o He Of
fered bail, but owing TO the numerous
complaints il was refused
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
PROBING COMMENCED
BY ADMINISTRATION
Claws was the First Witness ID Bal.
iinger-Pinchot investigation Be-
fore Congressional Com
uaftfpp

Washington, p c., Jan. 2e With +
II. CLAWS AZ tie drst witness, the adj
ninistration probe Of the Bailinger Pin
chot controversy opened to-day before g
joint Senate and House committee com-
posed Of Senators Nelson, Flint suthef.
land. Root Pagntor Fletcher and Rep
resentatixes Mccall 0lmsted Dsnbyi
Madison, James and Graham Mossfs
Ballinaer Pinahot. Price and SHAW are
expected to follow CLAWS on the stand.
The crowd overaowed tho hall in the
Senate bui..~ng, whore the hearing was
held Scores Of witnesses viii be exam
med and the committee. or part 81 il, i
likely to visit the West and Alaska dur,
ng the summer, 80 the report is not ex-
peated before tie nsxt session Of Con-
gfess.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
BURNS CLUB HOLDS
BURNS ANNIVERSARY
One Of the Most Pleasant Celebrations
in the Many Conducted By This
Organization.

The l5lst anniversary Of Robert Burns
The Scottish poet, WAS observed by the
Burns club Of Barre last evening witt
banquet and dancing IN Woodment
hall according 70 ts annual custom fol
more than score Of ye<s; and Of all
the anniversary celebrations lest even
ing's was The equal of any in the pleas
IRE It gave to an who had tie privilege
Of attending While each year brines
some new faces to the gathering, there
are still q eaodly number who wore
among the original membership and not
few more who have been members
for at least ten years, So that all these
gatherings are in The nature Of an an.
nual reunion
1t was Edward .Chessere turn 10 be
The presiding officer this year, and he
did the honors very acceptably from the
time Piper James Edwards struck up
the air for the opening Scotch reel until
the singing Of aAuld Lang syneg late
into The night: and from the time he
welcomed the club to the banquet table
until midnight there was an uninter-
upted flow of song. toasts and recita.
tions The banquet. as usual, was pre-
pared BY Mrs. John Maiden and was
served By tbe ladies Of The club.
The program as carried out was as
followss Song, There Was a Lad Was
Born in Kyle Burns club; quartet,
Misses Mcdonald and Anderson, Messrs.
Anderson and IngliE; toast to Burns,
responded 20 hy James Rae; song, THE
Cottage Where Burns Was Born" James
Booth; songs, Highland Man and Bon.
ME Prince CHARLIE Miss Barbara Nc.
Donaldi toast to Scotland responded to
BY J P. Marr; songs. Comm Thro'
the Rye and HAuld Robin Gray" Mrs.
james Laurie; song, Annie O the Banks
Of Dee James Andersons recitation,
Ode TO a Hagpis," Alex n. Smithy
song, "Where Wallace Bled,. VIM.
Browns toast. America" responded 10
By James Mackay; song, star spangled
Banner Robt. Ingis and Miss Ander.
son; toast "The Ladies'" responded to
BY VIM. Duguild; dance IN costume, Miss
Grace Barclay
Following the regular program, there
VISA dancing to mnslo hy the Burns club
orchestra until the wee sms' hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
GIRLS BODY FOUND
AT HAMPTON, N H.
Miss Lena cavanaugh Victim Of Drown
ing and Merle Flanders Body Was
Not Found.

Hampton. n. H., Jan. 20 The body
Of Miss Lena cavanaugh, who was
drowned here On Monday ia company
with Merle Flanders. ia Taylors river,
came ashore yesterday almost in front
ct The Sea view hotel The body 81
yepne Flanders has rot been found
Miss Cavanaugh, who was a native Of
Canada. 20 years Ola, had been IN this
country about two years She worked
for bime in the family Of Jacob Myers,
Boston ieweleF
She spent last summer at the home
81 Flanders, father Of the young man
who was drowned with her, and she
had beer working hereabouts ever since,
making her home with the Flanders
mHeh Of the time.
The Flanders know nothing Of her
reiatiyas or other Connections save that
her parents are believed to live in Can
ada. and she has sister somewhere in
New Jersey
Young Flanders and Miss cavanaugh
started TO 90 boating ia the river on
Monday and that was the last seen Of
them alive. 1t ii believed that in order
to reach the boat, which was on the
other side Of the river they got onto a
cake of ice and undertook to paddle
across the river with the oars belonging
t. the boat; that the ice being salt
water Ice and much softenea by thawing
broke up in The middle of the river and
.aused their death
The elder Flanders, father Of tho young
nan who was drowned, has a farm here
and takes summer boarders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
STEAMER cos
SHOPS BURN
~
Champlaln transportation Co.
the Loser
Property Located at shelburne Harbor,
Few Miles from Burlington, Was
Wiped Out But Loss Is
Well Insured.

Burlington, Jan. 2s.-The machine
shop and the paintshop Of the Cham
plain Transportation company, which
were located 81 shelburne harbor, a few
miles from this city, we're destroyed BY
fire this morning The DANES were dis.
covered at an early hour, presumably
having broken out in the saw.mill Of
the company. The loss IS well in
surod.
The loss il estimated at from $4,000
TO $4,000, The company viii rebuild
The remainder OF the plant, together
with the steamers Vermont and 1ioon-
deroga were saved after hard work BY
a bucket brigade Of the employees Of the
company, assisted By shelburne people.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
oNLY pEFENpED HIMsELP.
Declared Jury Which Tried Peter BsF-
tram for Pounding Joseph JACQUES.

The jury IN the case Of Peter Ber-
tram, charged with breach Of the peace
for an alleged assault on Joseph Jac.
Ques, which was tried n city court
yesterday afternoon. brought ia yer.
Dict Of not guilty and the respondent
vas discharged The Jury which was
out about % minutes in reaching it,
decision was comprised of A. S. Jones,
Charles Oliver, William II Stowe, Alex
andor Cowie, William Scott and Robert
Knox. The scene Of the alleged assault
vas on River street last Friday evening
when, according @ Befframs testimony
on the stand. he had some words with
Jacques and the hitter pitched into him
and he II self defence backed Jacques
eye, cut bis lip and pounded him until
he begged Several witnesses were
heard on both sides 81 THE ease. AZ.
torney r A. Hoar appeared for the de-.
fence and Grand Juror +. r. Davis prose-
euted. The ease against Edward De-
forge, who was arrested AZ the same
time as Bertram, was mol pressed as
the grand juror found ont that Deforge
Was only witness Of the trouble and
did not engage IN il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
woMgN 80 FRoM RooF.
Several Persons Taken from Windows
at $4,000 Fire in Bangor

Bangor, Me-, Jan. 20 Three women
were rescued from The roof of tie four
story building occupied principally BY
the J. g Waite campany, dry goods,
at aG Main street last night, during i
FIRE that caused $4,000 damage and I'M.
periled several occupants Of the upper
floors,
A number Of people, having Offices and
rooms over the store, CROPPED their way
to safety down the stairway through
thick smoke Some were taken ont from
windows, and three women were driven
to the roof
The blaze started III tie basement
Of the dry goods store, which is owned
BY Mrs Susan 2 White, upon whom
falls the bulk of the loss. The build
ing. which Is owned by I. w. hEill. was
slightly damaged All losses are covered
by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
Further Sensation Was Sprung
In So. Framlngham
BY EXPERT, ACCOUNTANT
He Announced To-day, After Examining
Books Of Defaulting Town Treasur-
CT, That $4,000 Is Still
Outstanding.

South Framinghsm, Mass. Jan. 26--
There was CONSERVATION here to-day
when Harvey S Chase, the expert attor-
ney who has been examining the books
Of ths dafaultiug town treasurer, John
3. Lombard. announced that he had
found forged notes IL all amounting to
u 10000 Of this amount, $s20o0e Is
stin outstanding, while the remainder
has been paid Or renewed. A town meet.
ing win be hold this evening. at which
Tins tAe condition Of che town viii be
revealed.
FoFmeT Treasurer Lombard and
Charles $. Cummings, the Boston broker,
WHO are alleged to have uttered the
forged notes, viii be placed on trial in
Boston tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
NOT BUYING LUxURIEs.
Simply the Necessities Of Life for the
Needy Cases in Barre.

Acknowledgment Is here made 0f che
receipt oi the followng William Rodg.
ers, west hill, donation Of several bush
els Of potatoes and several bushels Of
turnips for the needy members Of tha
lmpefs, boxers and dsrriekmens union.
The Pavilion theatre management gen
arously donated 20 per cent. ot its "a.
ceipts of last evening to the relief fund.
The DFaamland theatre management has
offered To turn 20 per cent Of its
receipts over 70 the fund for this even
ing, Wednesday.
The Nhteside Strauss stock company.
which II playing to full houses Ia the
opera Aouse this week, has also made
the generous proposal Of donating, along
with the management Of our opera
house, 30 per cent, of the gross receipts
Of the performance this evening, which
If expected to amount to q considerable
sum of money, This vim BE- used for
the purpose Of supplying the most needy
cases with food, wavrlth or any such
necessaries Of life, not with luxuries.
James Mutch, sec G. Il. u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
GIRL CHARGED WITH MURDER
Sophie Kritchman's Trial rs Begun al
Waterbury, Gem,

Waterbury Conna Jan. 20 Charged
with The murder Of Brbmslow Kulvin-
iskas at Union City, abont Che middle
81 last September. Sophie Kritchman,
q young and accomplished Lithuanian
music teacher of that place. was put
On trial in the superior court here yes.
terday.
KuiviniAsas was found lying II some
bushes on a wooded tract with his throat
cut and several bullet wounds IN his
body. He died soon after being removed
to q hospital in this city
Joe Mitchell of Waterbury IS accused
with the young woman of the crlme
and his tfial viii come after that Of the
music teacher Miss Kritohman pleaded
not guilty and the work of selecting
jury was begun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
PAINTING BOY FALLS In POOL.
ceptain Of Exeter 'o9 BAN Team IN crie.
tical Condition at Providence.

Providence, r.. +, Jan. 2e. AS re-
suit Of falling in 3 faint into the GYM
nasium swimming pool Harold A.
Baines Of suheren IN. II, captain and
pitcher On The Exeter baseball team last
year and nov q freshman at Brown uni-
versitvs lies ii a dangerous condition at
the Rhode Island hospital.
Baines was sitting on the edge Of the
pool. when he tainted and slipped n-
students. He was under the surface
nearly a minute before being rescued BY
james a. Aldnch, senior. He was
worked over fof over three hours bY
Trainer Higgins and two doctors. and
was then taken to the hospital At q
late hour be was breathing but unoon-
SciouA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
CLAN BURIAL SERVICE.
Performed Over Grave Of John Watt n
Hope Cemetery.

The funeral services Of John Watt
were held at two O'Clock yesterday aft
efnoon ST The Congregational church,
Rev J. D. Mackenzie, pastor Of The
First Presbyterian church officiating.
Two duets were sung during the service
81 Miss Emma Philips and William
Inglis. There were delegates present
from Clan Gordon, Order of Scottish
Clans, tho Foresters of America, Order
Of Owls Burns club and the employees
Of Barclay Brothers eranits plant, where
Mr. Watt was employed for many years
The bearers were William Barclay,
George Booth, William NicoIl, David ~.
Faulkner. James slcra and George Math-
ieson. There were many floral tributes
including set pieces from Clan Gordon,
Order Of Owls, William Barclay and the
employees Of Barclay Brothers The re-
mains were inferred in Hope cemetery,
the procession being headad To the grave
EN- number 81 Clanamen IN costume.
The Clan burial service was used at the
grave.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
LAWRENCE STRIKE Off
Atlantic Cotton Mills Adjust Differences
with Employees.

Lawrence, Mass Jan. 28- Differences
between tho management and employees
II tbe Atlantic Cotton mills d this city.
which resulted in 4 strife Of about $50
spinners dotiers, weaYefs and loom fix
ers were adjusted late yesterday
Agent Summershy. after conference
with q committee Of the strikers. an-
neuuced that while the company had
net granted the 10 per cent wage in
crease demanded satisfactory agree
ment he'd been reached and the men
wonld return e work to-day He de.
elincd 70 make public the details Of the
sfeemeaf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
ROOSEVELT MENTIONED
IN LIBEL SUIT
Indictment Quashed BY Judge Hough
After Hot Argument Between Nj
coll and District Attorney
Wise.

New York, Jan Co. Delaney Nicoll
injected The personality 81 Roosevelt IA.
10 the World libel suit before Judge
Hongh to-day He road 3 special mas
suas ID Congress- ln whieh BE- scored
Pulitzer as The ore who inspired the
prosecution. Il doesn't make q particle
of difference" said Houeh who ini-
hiated the proceedings, So long as tie
forms are complied with The fact that
Roosevelt was Interested has no bear
ing. Ncoll then moved that she I'M
dietment be quashed on the ground of
the cost 70 the jurisdiction, and after
hot argument between Nieoll and Dis
trict Attorney Wise, Judge Houah
granted the motion and quashed the in-
dietment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
IN INTEREST or Y. M. c. A.
Efforts Being Made to Organize One AZ
Springfield

Springfield Jan. %. The committee
sppointed with tie Windsor county
Young Mems Christian association ia
twa ken interest III Organizing = ",
&. A., IN Springfield Is actively occupied
iust now The committee consists of
Meesrs Lockwood, lowell Lawrence
Young and Billings A man was select
"a to represent each each ehureh and
swo 70 represent outside organizations
a large number Of the young men are
interested 10 Tho movement. and sub
ssriptions have been given Tile annual
field meet Of the county association viii
be held here II The spring. at which
time plans for furthering tie work viii
be considered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
MANuFAeruRERsl MEETTNa
Has Been Arranged to Be Held To-mor-
row Afternoon

The last twenty four hours have seen
but little done towards securing a set
fIfrent Of the granite troubles @ Barre
although tho committee representing the
manufacturers has been busy a meet
ing Of the manufacturers association
has been called for tomorrow afternoon,
when Il IS expected the conference com
mittee VIII report on the propositions it
has received from tie different branches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
INJURED By FALL.
william Lancor. Station Agent at Boil
ton, Hurt

Waterbury. Jan 90 William Lancor
station agent at Bolton, whose home Il
ia West Bolton. was brought here yes
terday noon for treatment by Supt p
ID Grout Who Is surgeon for the q VI
railroad AIR Lancor slipped on the ice
and injured again the knee which has
not been well for a long time Or.
Grout made him As comfortable IS pos.
sible and he was taken to fhe hospital
at ST Albsns on tAe afternoon train.
Air Iancor formerly worked in the sta.
tion here and made nany friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
MRS. AuRELIA MAYoTT.
Death Of Woman Who Had Resided ii
Barre Three Years.


Mrs Aurelia Mayott died at IL o'clock
last night at her home Is Prospect
street after hree months iIlens with
asthma and heart trouble The de-
ceased was IA years Of ago and was born
in Canada. She had resided in Barre
about three years She leaves to mourn
her loss six children, Hiram Bresett of
this city, Fred Breseti Of Palmer, Mass.
William Bresett in Canada, Mrs VII.
liam Drury Of Williamstown, Joseph
Bresett of Washington and Mrs. George
Leonard Of Canada. She also leaves s.
sister. Mrs Sophia Brooks Of Palmer,
Mass. The funeral VIII Be held from
St. Monicas church Friday morning at
o'clock and the body will be taken
on THE ssos Central Vermont train to
Palmer, Mass, for intermsnt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
CHERRY MINE UNsEALED MONDAY.
Fire stin Burning There but Experts
VIII Enter to Recover 21o Bodies.

Chicago, Jan. 06.- Following the APP
preparation Of 100000, for widows and
orphans Of the Cherry mine disaster. it
was announced to-day that the sealed
mine viii be opened Monday to recover
the 9l0 bodies Of tho victims The fire
il stiil burning. but It is believe that
experts nav enter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
. POUNDS 70 DRAW.
Summers and upholz Fought at sgd
ney To-day.

Sydnays Australia, Jan 26. johnny
sammeps. The English lightweight and
RudoipA Uphols fought t9enly y-rouna
dfaW hese to-dsN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

oeasiassa % -tOaFsa paW
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-08-24
A Negro Chased and Captured.

Some excitement was created
about the passenger depot yester-
day by Sheriff Mckenzie and
Deputy Krider shooting at and
chasing one Anton White, color
ed, wanted in Stanly county for
shooting another Negro. White
was employed at a camp on the
Southbound near Albemarle and
claims that some parties entered
his house, broke open his trunk
and robbed it. He went after them
and shot one, it is thought fatally,
with a gun. He was taken in
charge by Stanly officials, but
made his escape and came to Sal
lshury. The sheriff here was no.
titled and was on the look out for
him. Deputy Krider had a de-
scrlption of White and went into
Chas. Fore's pool room, where a
number Of Negroes were, but
did not recognize his man,
White, however, recognized
the deputy, came out, walked 3
piece and then began to run. This
gave him away and the deputy
made pursuit. The shots were
merely intended to scare and
make him stop and had their of
feet, but not until the negro had
reached the Salisbury flour mills
After being captured, White ad-
mitted his guilt. and told the
above story Of the robbery of his
trunk. He will be sent to Albe.
marie.
Kidney trouble is particularly tt
be dreaded because it's presence II
not usually discovered until 1T ha'
assumed one of it's worst forms
diabetes, dropsy, or Br'ght's dis
ease. If you suspect that you:
kidneys are affected, by all mean;
use Hcllister's Rocky Mountain
Tea-ths great SCIENTIFIC clesne:
and regulator. Cornellson q
Cook,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-08-24
StanIY Thief Shot and Captured.

Last Thursday evening, Gale
Carver, a ma much wanted by
officers of the law, was brought &c
Salisbury and taken to the White
head. Stokes Sa~natorium for treat
ment. Carver has quite a repu-
tation as a thief and was wanted
for such an offense. He had been
located in Big Lick Township aud
a deputy sheriff with some assist.
ants surrounded him in a barn
when he made a dash for liberty.
Refusing to stop some M in the
party stuck a load of shot in his
right leg. This halted him and
he was taken into tow by the Of
ficers. DR.. ]. F. Laton, of Albe-
marie, was called and gave him
attention, but owing to the fact
that he did not improve he was
brought to Salisbury. His condi
ton was such that the leg was
amputated and his chances Of re-
covery seem good.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-08-24
A Run Away Marriage.

The marriage of Miss Katie
CaubIe daughter of Mrs. Harriet
Causle, and Charlie Mcdaniel,
son of Mrs. Robena Mcdaniel,
took place in South Carolina, near
Pineville, Sunday morning, the
noted Esq. Bales performing the
ceremony. The couple left Ealis-
bury Saturday for Charlotte and
their intentions we're suspected, so
a message was sent to she police
there to be on the watch. They
were and the couple WAS prompt-
ly captured up2n their arrival.
But as the young nan promised
TO return with the young lady.
agreeing to postpone the marriage,
they were released. This was at
a late hour in the night, so it was
decided the young lady would re-
main at the hotel till morning
and Mr.. Mcdaniel curled up on a
bench till day. In the morning
they got together, hired a team.
drove over into South Carolina,
were married, returned to Char
lotte and thence to Salisbury.
They are now making their home
with the groom's mother in the
South Ward.