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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
FAMOUS &c ApvocATE.
Robert Treat Paine Died In Boston Last
Night.

waltham, Mass, Aug. r. Robert
Treat Paine president OF the American
Peace society, and widely known phil
anthropist, died at his home here last
might The end came at l0:40 p. m,
very peacefully. the sick man sinking
into death almost impercepifbly. AT
his bedside were his sons. George and
Robert Treat Paine, jf., and his physi-
ciam
It was through his efforts in behalf
OF peace among the countries Of the
world that Robert Treat Paine became
figure of more than national promi
nence. As president Of the Amefican
Peace society his work occasionally took
him to Europe ard at The Hague, his
name was enrolled among the prominent
advocates Of disarmament
Nh. Paine I'D ong been familiar
figure on the STREETS Of Boston and Wal
than. Born III Boston IN 1885, the son
of Charles Cushing Paine, who was a
grandson of Robert Treat Paine, one
of the signers Of the Declaration Of In
dependence. Mr. Paineis career Of phil
antfropie and religious endeayor forms
a chapter in the history of that city
during the past half century. He was
graduated from Harvard in 1866, and
although admitted to the bar four years
later, Nh. Paine practiced law only elev-
en- years. Inheriting a large fortune
he decided to engage in philanthropic
work He organized the Wells Memorial
institute, the largest organization OF its
kird in the United States.
1t embraces a loan association, two
cooperative banks, and building as
scciation He was member Of all the
charitable institutions Of Boston
In religion he was an Episcopal and
warden Of Trinity church, Boston. But
his charity has always been unsectarian.
With his wife III 1890. he created and
endowed a trust OF 100000, establishing
several charities. He had been dele
gate from this diocese to many general
conventions OF the Episcopal church.
He was a member of tile legislature
in 1884. and Ia the same year unsnc-
cessfully contested this congressional
district as a Democrat.
He Is survived by two sons. Robert
Treat Paine, ir.. formerly Democratic
candidate for governor, and Rev. George
L. Paine, rector Of st. 3lary's Episcopal
church, Dorchester; and three daugh-
ters, Mrs. John Fl. Storer, Mrs. Charles
II. Cummings and Miss Ethel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
VERMONT LABOR MEN
CLOSE CONVENTION
S. L. Hufmire Of Rutland Was Elect.
ed President at the Session In
Rutland Yssterday-vote to
Support Rutland Strikers.

Rutland, Aug. l2.-At the closing ses.
sion Of the Vermont branch, American
Federation OF Labor, convention yester.
day, the following officers were elect.
edi President, S. L HuFmire, Rutland
vice presidents, George wilkins, Burling.
ton, job Long, Brattleboro, George P.
fitzgerald, Bellows Falls, George De-
rcher, St. Johnsbury; recording secre-
tary, Alexander Ironsides, Barre; sec.
retary.treasufer, Nelson A. MaimgTen,
Rutland
Robert Honeyfori, the retiring pfesi.
dent, was presented a silver tea set
ard silver pudding dish bv Nelson
A. Aialmgren on behalf OF the dele.
gates.
After a report BY deleeate p. H. Haw-
kins from the local ear mems union, IN
which he stated that the organization
was without funds, IL was voted 70 iu.
aneiailv support the car mea during
their struggle with the street railway
company. The mode 81 raising the mon
ey was to be left with the incoming
executive board.
Resolutions were passed relating 10
the following subjects That an effort
he made 60 cooperate with the Vermont
A2siical society tie grange and rail
road brotherhood. relative to laws 70
be introduced in the next legislature;
that the union Babel be demanded on all
writing paper that the convention en-
dorse ali eigars bearing the blue union
label Of cigar makers because most Gig
ars not bearing such abel are manu-.
factured BY child labor, which organized
labor IN endeayoling TO wipe out; that
the union mtn make an effort to elect
union men for county officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
BRIGHTER MIL OUTLOOK.
Some Looms Started at National PrOyi-
dence Concern.

Providence, R. 4 Aug. l2.-The mill
situation at 0lneyville. the largest wool
en- worsted mill section of the state,
assumed brighter aspect yesterdy, when
some Of the looms at the Nationl Proyi.
denee mills, which have BEEN closed for
two weeks, were put in operation. It
was amounted that more looms would
ibe worked on Monday and that from
now on their will be gradual increase,
not only By these mills but BY tho
others, until all are running on full time.
The National Providence mills. owned
by the American Woolen company, are
one Of the largest plants In this sec
tion and employ, when running in hli,
nearly 2,000 operatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
BOYS PREVENTED WRECK
BY Waving Their Arms In Front Of
Approaching Train.

Bennington. Aug. ~ By waving their
arms and attracting the attention Of the
engineer Of freight train on the Ben
ninpt0n branch Of the Rutland railway
yesterday afternoon, three boys, who
we're sitting on a fence beside the tracks.
prevented serious ii not fatal coli
dsion through failure Of the part Of
the crew Of passenger train leaving
here at l2;l5, to obey orders. Passen
ger and freight came together about half
nale north Of the village. The en-
gineer of the freight had, however,
eaught sight Of the boys On fence and
had brought the train almost to stand
still when tho collision took place The
passenger engine was partially wrecked
and it required about three hours to
clear the TRACK.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
CHILD WAS POISONED
But Har Mother Saved Her BY Making
Child swallow White Of Egg.

Burlington. Aug. l2.-Li,tle MarQery
Taylor she 20.months' old daughter ot
alf, and Mrs II e. Taylor of 257 Canfch
street found box 0f zinc ointment
yesterday and managed 70 eat portion
Of Il. Her mother discovered her. her
mouth covered with the poisonous paste.
ard, although very much frightened, She
retained her presence Of mind. She beat
Hp the whi.e of an egg and made the
little one swallow it, which acted as
IN emetic She then summoned sew.
efal physicians.
Last evening the condition Of the lit
tie girl was very much improved and the
physicians stated that She will live. al
Though she viii be aps to be very iii
fcr time from the effects Of the pois-
on.
The mother states that she has no
idea where the child found the ointment,
as il had not been seen in the house
for several months. During the winter
roomer suffering with eczema brought
it there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
GRANITE FIRM SELLS.
Barton, Hayes & Bancroft Plant Bought
BY D. K. Lille.

The granite firm Of Barton, Hayes 4
Bancroft decided is plant on Blackwell
street to D. X. Lille, a granite manu-
tactuTer Of Montpelier, Yesterday, and
the purchaser took possession to-day and
viii continue 20 operate nis business in
Montpelier. The deed gives 81 and 9th
er valuable considerations as the trans
fer price. The firm Of Barton, Hayes x
Bancroft was formed two aud a half
wears ago by G. H. Barton, James Hayes
and Fred Bancroft The first two are
undecided as to their plans, while Mr..
bancroft win continue to represent w.
"a. Hambleton Of Mansfield, Ohio, n
Wholesale granite dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
ASST. LIBRARIAN RESIGNS.
Edward NJ. Goddard to Leave Vermont
State Library September /.

Edward M Goddard, the assistant IL
hrarian at the state library in Mont
pclier. has resigned after nearly ten
wears service ana viii aecept a position
with the American Fidelity company.
His resignation viii take effect on Sep
tember l. Mr.. Goddard Is librarian OF
the Vermont Historical society and Is
also a member of the Vermont library
commission =, Lee Whitney, who has
been an assistant in the state library,
il d candidate for the position 81 first
assistant, to FIJI Mr. Goddard's place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Rutland Woman Follows Noise anS
Bright Light Into Excitement.

Rutland, Aug. l2.--Alrs. Ida Stiles Of
pittsford, was awakened late Wednest
day night by noise IN the house and
on getting out Of bed discovered a brigAt
light down stairs Size Immediately
went toward the light and on entering
Il room below, was confronted by 4
masked burglar Ai4s. stiles left the
house by q rear door 70 summon neigh
hors but on her return with assistance
The man had aed
Nothing WIS missing from the house
and Il pfobsble that the burglar was
surprised at ITS work before he had
suadc any progress Entrance 70 the
house was effected BY cutting out a
pane Of glass.
Air stiles was able 70 give the Of.
icers d good description Of the man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
MemorIsl aall far Bennlngton.

AT an adjourned annual meeting Of
the Pennington Battle Monument and
Historical association, held August 6. it
sas resolYed to undertake. the raising of
fuaas Tor the bvila.ng Of q memorial
asll IS a monument 70 tho Union sol
sees q. the war Of 1865 and Of an
endowment fund to sustain It, the use
of said ball 70 be free to ali patriotic
societies bnt same to remain in the
custody Of the association.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
BARRE DRIVER IN MONEY.
r. A. Slayton Drove in Three Races at
Littleton.

Littloton, n. IT., Aug. le. The annual
midsummer meet Of the Littleton Driv-
ing Park association was held yester-
day, the races beginning at 10 O'Clock
ana lasting until late afternoon, big
crowd attending and large representa-
tions coming from Bethlehem. BRETON
Moods. Fubyan and Maplewood. Base.
ban divided the attention with the track.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
NEW HEIGHT RECORD.
It Was Made BY ]. Alexander Drcxel,
American MIlonare.

Lanarg, Scotland, Aug. l2-It was Of
acially announced to-day that J. Arm
strong Drexel. the American aviator and
millionaire el9bman. broke tie worlds
altitude record last ni-h. by reaching
height Of $3.50 feet The Eight lasted
two hours, covering y miles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
ASA CAY 4 SUICIDE.
Concord, M H., Granite Man Had Brood
ed Over sons Death.

Concord n Fl. Asg. II. ASA Gay, 4
brosher al llS-DeputV Narshal JOHN 2
Gay. shot and kiiled bimelf at bis
tome III West Concord yesterday morn
ing.
Mr. Gay lost a mneb helored son sew
ers months ago AVID had since been in.
Mirea Ia u aheaafa
Ae MAS gaHia elN er and had been
prominent ii pmlllie laa sFs il lis ward
lia was 20 ycar 1t aee and leaves q
wife, son and brotier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
CAUGHT TAFT AT BREAKFAST.
Senator Aldrich Slipped Into Beverly
This Morning and Then Out.

Beverly. Mass, Aug. l2.-senator AID
rich Of Rhode Island on his steam yacht,
0-We-Ra, slipped into Beverley this
morning and caught President Taft at
breakfast They talked rubber and pol
itics for half an honr.
Alafblehead. Mass, Aug. Ex-senator
Nelson w. Aidrich ef Rhode Island ar
rived Unexpectedly in this harbor yes
terday afternoon on board his yacht,
the 0-We-Ra He came ashore almost
Immediately with several members OF
his family and said he was on a cruise
to the eastward. But he smilingly adj
mitted that he might call upon Presi-
dent TAFT at Burgess Point.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
MELRosE GARAGE FIRE.
Caused Loss Of $4,000 Including Three
Automobiles.

Melrose, Mass, Aug. l2-The garage
Of Il. G. Sinnott Il Co, 425 Main street,
was badly damaged by fire yesterday,
and three automobiles were destroyed
The building il which the garage IS
located is two.story wooden structure,
has picture frame shop oil the second
floor. which was badly damaged, with
its contents. BY smoke and water.
The loss on che building aud machin-
cry is about $4,000 The loss Oh the
automobile Is $500, practically covered
BY insurance
The cause Of the FIRE is unknown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
Celebrates ola Home week Every year.

It is thought that stowe Is The only
town in the state that has kept Old
Home Week every year since is in.
aeption. At the recent annual meeting
Of the Stowe Old Home Week assoeia-
zion, tile officers elected were: Presi.
dent, C. I MeAIahon; vice president,
Mrs Carrie Z. straw; secretary, Craig
10. Burtj Treasurer O L. Luce. II was
voted to observe old Home Week be-
ginning with social Reunion at the
Alseley memorial building Thursday
II. and to have tie usual BAH game
Wednesday morning. a town picnic viii
% hela at the Palisades as ueoa am
4 series Of sports Wednesday Afternoon
a band concert Friday eYsning, and the
events will close with an Old hcme
union Sunday service, August q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
FARM HANp HANGs HIMsELF.
W. D. Watson Ends Life In Barn Near
ManehasleE. N. II.

Manchester, y, r.. Ang. l2.--Nalter
ID. Watson, , farmland employed for
the last three years by William fgaudes,
at his home on the River road, Just
across The line in the town Of Bedford,
committed suicide late yesterday after
noon By hanging himself to tie rafters
OF the barn. Mr Flanders and his fam
lily were away all day and on their
return discovered the body.
Medical Referee George VI. Davis, pro-
nopnfed the death suicide due to de.
spondeey over a supposedly ineurable
physical trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
loss OF 5000
Sustained by Joseph Batten at Middle
bury Yesterday.

aadd.sbnry. Aue II 4 barn iust
east II tic village, belonging to oJsep
saiteil was burned to the ground q.
elaeeH o'ci0ek last evening. Ihe loss
IS about - Q00 with no Insurance
The entire contents Of the bafa, con-
stine of ay aud grain We're 'ost
81 tlee ne machine be'af Hp ic
hcft was also hr7e ne
Ce tifs meut to
Tor hs5 pas Sc
IS yillage imis ard they could O.
reach u Fith
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
FOR BREAKING OVER
Charles Thompson Was Fined In City
Court This Morning.

Charles Thompson was arraimed in city
court this morning on the charge Of hav-
ing broken his pledge, which he bad
signed last November for one year He
pleaded guilty and Judge Scott imposed
the fine Of $l5, which wac suspended
when tie signed the pledge % abstain
from drinking for a year. He paid the
fine, with costs of IS cents. which were
added for issuing the mittimus. Word
came to Judge Scott that Thompson
had broken his pledge through the po-
lice. who were recently called to his
house. where he was making a disturb-
anee and the officers saw that he had
been drinking.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
RAINvnLE,s Ropx EauMp.
Hsvsrhia Nan TAo Had Been Missing
ssrsa Mcaa5y

Haverhill Masa. Aug l2.-~The body
81 FRANK kainsaise. wte has been miss.
iag from big keae % filanie qei-e
slace aat Monday, Vas found "a the
#errlmseS riveg yesterday Afternoon.
He mas last seen asiYe on Lafayette
square Monday evening
RainwIle hed been ii failing health.
Ills relatives believe his death was ac-
eiaentaL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
ESTRADA is ENCOURAGED
So Encouraged That He VIII Personally
Take Command.

Bluefeld, Nicaragua, Aug. 12.-Mes.
sages to-day from General Mena com
mandeing the revolutionary troops ad.
vancing on Aianagua have So encouraged
President Estrada that he left TO-DAY
for Granada, whore he will personally
direct the seige of tue Madriz capital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Ex-Gov Fletcher D Proctor Of Proc.
tor. has presented to the Congregations
'hureh Of Middleburx Springs a bap.
tismal font Of marble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Mrs. Mason Adams 81 stowe, who WI
be s. years old IN November has re-
sently pieoed a Guilt containing so
pieces ia two weeks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

2,2s Class.
Purse S20O.

Hartford Girl and Harriet S. also
started.
Time, 2.2lA, 2i22A, 2;2e, a,24,
2;23A.
2:27 Glass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Senator, Clayton b, Alley Wilkes and
Siikaline also started.
Time, 2.s6, 2s26A, 2:26M.
2:is Glass.
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3 an pfer Ii ira nj" II
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Gritad) icincn bciten TreunS.

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&c ucridnunnocne 3ebntanienbSOllar'
Hutc.

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Gnndlgcridlt anacoruht.

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Snns= SebbB ais 8rGutiaam.

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lrcberci III elmer 6abrif 5i 5bomp.
irnpiuc, Conn.,. b~eid,dftigt aeneien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12

bic Gncrgie, Die in ibr 0"ciciiclt licge.
sur frcien Gntioltiung ST. ~brinocn.
Srau Scooter iprod) lelr iIieBeuO II.
iibcr5cngcnO. Sic lllo bic @cluobncr
BON annapolis cir, am n0d)itCn Mtitt.
nod nit Dor Dem @obl Gonlitc ocS
&alieS SIT ~erid)cineu un0 III bclicn,
oaiicIbe 3u i%ibcr5cugell, Onb ou& Ser
Iongcn Ger Grouen in Baltimore ciu
dCrCd)tCS lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
.. @efGhrlidlc 9lrbcit.

&entrol &ilIaac, Cont, 10.
6ebruar. Gin 9lngeIteater ser
nMoSler @orfS" cnticrntc bcltta
Die Sbiirc OcS @eIoidraufcS I'M Yoit-
amt ST. SanicIlou, obpobl bier Der
Ic3eltd)te @inbred)cr Die Naht pprbec
aEitrogIpecrin III boS S6loB sum
Spren8en Der Sbiire geitcft botten.
Ga gelon9 Dem Mnrnc, bic &biirt
al cnticrneu, obne bic furdtbare
SprengIooung sur GrpIoiion 5u brin,
QCtl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
GrmOroctc Sater auf @cbeif Der
Stiefmutter.

@artleapillr, SfluG., 10.
Gebrilor. rMeine Stieimuttcr
i;ibrte mid bermoBcn in Tcriudung,
GoB id) mir einbiloetc, lie III licbcn,
lub meiucn Gotcr nit eiucr 9lrt CT,
lfllg, ais lie eS mir bcinhl." -
SSeter Srolpn, mclher bier ais &ntcr-
norOer an9ctla9t lit, gob bclltc Die
o6i8c GrtlGrung I'M @criht al. 6roll
:. .. 9romm Ole Stiefmuttcr, mar
3ugcgen uno bortc Die NnJobcn oc5
N%ngctlo9tcn nit glcih9iiItigCc
Micnc ult.