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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
WANDERED TOWN
DURING ILLNESS
]. W MccullOm, Montpelier Man, nj al
White River Junction from Par
tiai shock.

A man who could give neither bis
name nor bis address when picked up
IN the street at White River Junction
early yesterday morning had recovered
sufficiently this morning 10 say that he
was J. VI Mccallom oi Montpelier, man
ager 81 the Mocaen store Hia frienhs
in Montpelier were notified to-day, and
Claude Fishef 81 the McCuen store went
to White River junction, sending word
back this afternoon that Mr. Meculiom
had sustained = partial shock, but was
able to recognize him.
Mr. Mccullom went to Boston on
business and was returning to Mont
psiisr Tuesday night, when be left the
train at White River Junction for some
reason and wandered around she yillsgo
for two hours before bic condition was
discovered pnring his uandFipgs. he
fross lis when pns e pa gsster
day. he remained il 8 gapos sli day. but
Frightened up this morning
IIiA relatives uill take him from that
place fa Hanover ID put him II the hos
pital for treatment His friends ia Bos
tou have heen notified Ar Mccullom
came to Montpelier four years ago ana
reoreaniaed the Mccuen company ano
has done 4 good business. He il well
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
CAN'T EXPLAIN II.
Why Rutland Agricultural Association
Is In Debt.

Rutland Jan. 9. The annual meet.
ing Of the Rutland couaty Agricultural
society was held yesterday with an 1t.
tendance Of 40 and 10 new members
were taken ia. The treasurer Edwin #.
Horton Of cbittenden, reported that the
receipts Of the Iast fair were sT,2zs.7l
and the disbursements amounted 10
s7Ol764, leaving balance Of s2ll07.
There has been great dissatisfaction as
to the management Of the last fair as
the attendance was the largest in dec
ade, yet the premiums Of sT.I80 are nn-
paid and there are other debts ontstaua
ing. The society laid out 500 IN per
manent repairs on the ground and paid
Sl 200 on the old debts
The following officers were elected
President, M ~ Carter pittsford yiea.
presidents II M Wilson Rutland. r. TIT
Mead, West Rutland secretary, Nv. K
Iarnsworth Rutlandi treasurer, VIII
liam Il. Davis, Rutland; auditors. ri
A Field, n @. Dunton, WI r, kinsman.
Rutland trustees the president. George
S. Haley and w. 81 Spaaldina. Rutland
Directors, q M King, Benson; r III.
harrington, Brandon; Silas giddinas
Castleton; II II Horton, Chittenden; Il
p Crost, Clarendon; ?. G. Bond Dam
by; J, P. Il Adams. Fair Haven; w
w. Jenks, Ire; f. b I Ripley, Mendon;
G. A. Haskins, Middletown Springs
Warren Hulett. pawlet; c. w. Brig
ham, Pittsheld p D. Kinds. Pittsford;
Wesley Rome. Poultney; + D. Proctor,
Proctor; H. O. Carpenter. Rutland; F.
M Plumley Sherbume; r. T. Russell,
Shrewsbury; Bartlett Stafford Tin.
mouth; H B. Borden, Wallingford; F.
B. Gorham, West Rutland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
INJURIES FATAL
TO SWANT0N MAN
George Bouehard was Blown Up by Ex.
plosion at the Robin Hood Plant
on Tuesday.

swanton. Jan. e.-George Bouohard,
employed BY the Robin Hood Ammuni.
tion company injured by an explosion
at the cartridge plant Tuesday forenoon
died of his injuries yesterday morning
The shot she'll cartridge loading ma.
chimes are In a small low building and
1t was while supplying The machines
with powder On the roof Of the building
that TIE accident happened. The ma.
chine was not ia operation and was prac-
tieally uninured the force being up.
ward through The roof opening, cutting
Bouehard badly and setting his clothing
on fire. tt il hard to determine the
cause. but during brief conscious per
iod the injured man stated that lie
slipped as he was pouring powder III
and it IS believed the explosion was
caused by coneussion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
WERE
TOSSED ABOUT
Freight and Passenger Trains Came To-
gether During Snow Storm at Brat
tleboro.

Brattleboro, Jan. O.. Serious conse-
qnences were narrowly ayertcd III d
head On collision AZ the lower Brattle-
hofo freight yard yesterday when train
No ll 4 passenger southbOund III
charae of Conductor William Spear and
Engineer Sawyer crashed into NO. 00.
a Central Vermont through freight,
southbound. making up IN The Brattle-
bofo yard The freight was IN charge
OF Engineer Morgan and Conductor J.. =.
Pierce
The Montreal and Sherbrooke express
due at BTattleboro az llil0 was rcgist-
cred IS minutes late. As the freight
makes up at Brattleboro, passing south
after the passenger train leaves, the
crew were busily engaged in shifting
cars across the main line in the extra
time allowed by the lateuess Of the
through express A hagman was sent
southwark along the track to warn the
engineer OF tho passenger train condi-
tions IN the Brattleboro yard He was
picked up by the oxpress, which pro
ceeded toward Brattleboro through the
binding snowsi0rm at reduced speed.
The freight was met farther down the
track than It was supposed 70 be and
before either engineer could stop hts
train they collided head on
The passengers ia the coaches were
thrown from their seats and a brake.
man on the freight was thrown TO The
top Of bis ear. barely saving himself
from falling under the wheels, TIE pi-
lots Of both engines were smashed and
the bed plates under the passenger en-
CINE were hucIded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
MARRIEp AZ MILroRp. MAss.
Miss Grace N. Sawyer, Formerly 0
Barre, Was the Bride.


Miss craeo NJ Sawyer, deughter Of
Mr. and Mrs James p. Sawyer of South
Main street who went TO Milford, Mass,
. year ago, was married in that place
tliis week 70 Joseph Z Lebhosaerc. The
following account 81 the wedding is from
a Milford paper;
Joseph n Lebbossiere and Miss Grace
M. Sawyer, both of this town, were
married at St Mary'a church at 1880
o'clock this morning. Rev d +. McGfath
performing The ceremony and solemnizing
the nuptial high mass
Miss Grace Lebbossiere. sister Of the
groom, was bridesmaid, and Daniel Bras.
sell, cousin Of the bride, was grooms-
man.
"Ihe bride was gowDed in steel eolored
broadcloth, with picture nat to match,
and carried a prayer book. Her attend.
ant was in brown broadcloth, with hat
to match
"'lhe wedding party was driven 70 khe
home OF the groom, l5 Hollis stnsat, after
the ceremony, whore the wedding break
fast was served later departing on q
brief wedding trip. after which they win
reside at 70 Hollis street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
THE FIRST CLASH.
In Interfraternity cnbhage League Was
Held Last Night.

The interfraternity cribbaqe isague
started ITS sories of contests laat evening
at Carpenters hail. when the Manchester
Unity and Clan Gordon representatives.
played tie match, each team winning
and losing at four tables
The result Of the play wai as followss
oliver and oliver, N. u. defeated
Stephens and Robinson, G. G.; Craig and
Lsith. N. r., defeated Booth and Henry
g. G.; Graham and Booth. NJ. T., de-
feate5 Paterson and Ross, G G.; Keasf
and WHITE N. u. defeated Craig and
Stewart, c. g.; Stewart and Mine G.
G.. defeated Leslie and Davidson n U.5
Mcleod and Cobb. C. g. defeated Ne
Nulty and TierHoy, N Il; cowie and
Brew, q. e., defeated Ritchie and Besgriei
M. u.. Milne and gibbon, G G., defeated
Emslie and Kennedy n. U
Owing To 4 misunderstanding n regard
to getting the hall there will be no
ams Friday evening. but che G. q. f.
team WIN play the G q. team Monday
evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
moRE AcREs ACQUIRED.
Addison County Agricultural Society
at Middlebury.

Middlebury, Jan g. The Goth annual
meeting 81 the Addison County Agri-
cultural society yesterday was yery
largely attended from many points IN
western Vermont The reports showed
business IN excellent condition; I3 acres
have been added by purchase this year,
half Of which win be added to that All
ready enclosed
Officers elected were }. Al. jones 81
Wevbrdge presidents 81 Al Ilsley of
Middlebnry and E N Bissel 81 Shore
ham. vice presidentss g. n Button Of
MiddlebnrY secretary, G. n Rogers af
Middlebury treasurer al w. Euote af
Cornwall F. W Williams Of Whiting
W. A. Noonan Of Addison, directors.
Receipts for the year were sl6,2s8.59
not gain for year after purchase Of adj
ditional land for grounds Sl38.29.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
DRAPER STARTS
SECOND TERM
Bad Weather Kept Down the Attend
ance At State House in Boston To-
day, Legislature Conyenes
Also

Boston, Jan. 6.With economy as a
vatchword, the second administration
Of Governor Draper began to-day when
he and LeutGov rockingham were
inangurated for their second term, Bad
weather held down the crowd at the
state house but many mayors Of Massa
cllusetts cities, three former governors,
j. q A. Braekatt, Jonathan L. Bates
and Curtis Gnild with fair attend
anes of ladies, witnessed the ceremony.
Immediately after both houses assem-
bled IN tile House chamber. where the
oath of office was administered By See
retary Of State DIN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
JUMPERS WIN
AT BETHEL
Get Scafe Asked for snd a.
Hour Day
GO To WORK TOMORROW
Granite cuttsrs VINO wsrr 0bEgsa q
Lay off Because Of tAs etzlns
VIII Also Go Back % wa1a
Tomorrow Mornise.

Bethel, Jan se-Tbs enn&nM o. sAe
Jumpers, boxers and derriokmau os NJ
place have been granted and tha Wooa.
bury Granite oompany's plant, whIob has
been olosed down for a few daya, wfli
resume operations again to-morrcw
morning The Jumpers have bean grant,
Cd an eight-hour day, with 4 scale 81
~ cents an hour and straight unisa
job and they viii 90 10 work sxsin
tomorrow morning As wili also The
granite cutters, who we're obliged to quit
work because Of the Jumpers strike
Secretary P, r. Mccarthy was called
here last night 10 straighten matters out,
and the result is the settlement effected
to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
kiay Have Undertaken More
Than 1t Can Swing
PRICES SLUMP TO-DAY
Gauerai Opinion on the New York Stock
Exchange To-day Was That Move
ment Toward Lover Prices
Cannot Be Checked.

New York, Jan. Cotton brokers
are beginning to believe that the big
pool which was reported to have the
cotton market cornered. may have bitten
of more than II can chew, and the gem
sral opinion On the exchange to-day is
that . movement toward lower prices
cannot be checked AT the opening of
the market to-day, the entire list
slumped from u to 22 points, before d
food Of buying orders
It IS believed that the shutting
Of the mills will affect the bulls and
they are letting enough Of the staple
article 60 50 that the mills will resume
operations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
CLUB rs PROspERIEG
Canadian Club Of Barre Held Annual
Meeting Last Night

Canadian Club Of Barre Held Annual
Meeting Last Night
The annual meeting of the Canadian
club was held at TIE clubs rooms n
the Quinlan building LAST evening when
the following officers ware elected for
the ensuing year; President, Donald
Smith vice presidents. ID w Mcdonald
and e a. Priudle; secretary Gordon A..
Smith; assistant secretary, George J..
Morris, treasurer James NJ Call, audi
tor, ]. W. Mcdonald; historian, NJ. NJ.
Gordon; chaplain, Rev ], p Maekenzie.
Alex MoCaslill, H. D. Normandeau, MAI
colin McKinnon and J. W. Vaughan waEe
appointed to act with the officers as ar
executive committee The membership
committee IS composed of Kenneth Mich
olson, Joseph Cummings and w. G Quin
len.
THE report of the treasurer was given
ard showed that the club was Ia An ex-
eellent condition financially and Che re-
port of the secretary gave the club 3
membership of rs, and several applica-
tious were received during the evening.
AT the conclusion Of the business meet
ing, smoke talk was held and iollv
social hour enjoyed BY the former resi-
dents Of Canada who have made Barre
their home
The matter Of holding a banquet in The
near future was discussed ans It met
with the appreciation Of a large majority
of the members present. No date was
set for the banquet but 1T Is expected
that VIXEN it IS held there win Be promt
nant Canadians present as we'll as repre-
sentatives from other Canadian clubs, IN
cluding the Boston club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
roUeH WORK WIN SNOW.
supt Andrus Of Electric csr Line Was
Very Busy Man Te-aay.

supt Andns Of the Barre and Mont.
pelisr trolley system had a hard time
Of II with the snaw to-day The snow
fall was very heavy, blocking the tracks
as effectively as three times as much Ell
the lighter snow would have done Crews
of men with the sweeper were sent out
early. and by noon the Washington
street line of the system was cleared
fof traffic, but the continued fall Of snow
made the work of keeping it open very
diihealt, All the same time the South
Main street branch was cleared az iar AZ
the Barre railroad track In Montpelier
tha Seminary hill line was not opened
this afternoon, hnt the main track down
State street was cleared and passable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
Mnntmlaar 2h
TALK OF THE TOWN

John r. Mcdonald of St. Albans vis-
tied friends IA this city to-day.
Charles Cutting Of WoodsVille. n. f.,
was q business visitor IN this city TO-
day.
AIr. ana MRS. r. NJ Bancroft returned
last night FROM two waeks "trip to
&ansfeid, k'ug, TafnrEanH bg vNY of
r3tafeffan Nkw Yn1dz-s.sa Naxaans q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
GIVES PART OF ESTATE
TO KERN HATTEN ASSN.
Serena G Webster Of Massachusetts,
First Gave Legaeies to Two AS
soeiations in Chelsea, Mass.

Boston, Jan G. Serena G. Webster
BY her will, flied in the Suffolk pro-
bate Office Yesterday, gives legaeies Of
$1,000 each to the Chelsea Boys club
and the Chelsea Day Nursery The resi-
die Of her estate IS given to the New
England kffn Hattin Homes associa
ton Of Westminster. ut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
G00DELL PLANT
BOUGHT BY BARRE MAN
Announcement Made To-day That A. A.
Smith Has Purchased Long Is
tabHshed Retail Monumental


Announcement was mede today that
Angus A. Smith oi this city hhs puf
chased tha entire monumental busiHess
of the estate of the late y w. Goodeil
ii Burlington. the deal including all the
real estate, the cutting plant and Tie
personal property, which wns formerly
owned ID connection with the business
The !. w. Goodell business hrs been
successful concern, having been estab-
lished forty years ago Until recently.
gang Of men were employed at the
plant.
Announcement Is also made that the
business win be conducted under the
name Of the Goodell Granite and Marble
company, on the same lines as conducted
By Mr.. Goodell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
DISCHARGED I'm COURT.
John Bartlett Not Held in Montpelier
City Court

Ia Montpelier city court to-day John
Bartlett was discharged on the charge
of Illegal handling of liquor, The case
growing out ef raid sc his house q
short time ago. Three boarders at the
house came and claimed The nine bottles
of liquor, and the court then discharged
Bartlett from responsibility for having
Tie stuff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
CONGRESSMAN GRI0os DIES
Brilliant Member Of the Minority De-
olares Democrat Leader.

Dawson, Ga, Jan. Representative
James NJ Griggs Of the second Geor-
gia district died suddenly at his home
here late yesterday afternoon Of apo
lexY
Washington. Jan g. Sorrow was ex.
pressed By his colleagues in the House
sentative Clark, Democrat leader of the
death Of Representative Griegs Repre-.
sentative Clark. democrat leader Of the
House declared that Mr. griges was
brilliant member, who would be missed
and incurred
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
HUNDREDS DYING
FROM EXPOSURE
Floods Left Large Numbers Homeless
and Unprecedented Cold Wave
Causes Sickness and Death.
Great Suffering.

Madrid, Jan. e.Hundreds in the
northwestern part Of Spain. homeless
because Of the recent floods. are dying
from exposure during an unprecedented
cold wave. The people are suffering
from pneumonia and meningitis and 81
attempts to furnish adequate help have
proven unavaiiing. An enormous death
toll IS expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
BLACK HANDLERS
MURDER RICH MAN
Three Men Entered House Of Benedo
Semene in Chicago To-day and
Killed Man as He Lay in
Rad

Chicago Jan. 8-The boldest BLACK
hand murder ever reported here oc-
curred to-day, when three men entered
the home Of Benedo semene, rich
merchant, and while one Of the men
held lip Mrs. senene At the point q
revolver the other two shot Mr.. Semene
dead Al Ne was lying in bis BED The
assassins then escaped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
MAY BIZ GIVEN 40 YEARS.
Washington Track Walker Found Gull

Washington LACK Walker Found Gnil-
ty Of Two Attempts to Wreck Trains.
Washington Jan O. Dominica Fa-
lasco, q traekwalker employed at the
Union station was found guilty yes.
terday Of attempting to wreck trains
in the station tunnel Oct TO- and Nov.
II, last.
Sentence was not pronounced. but he
can be sent to prison for 20 years on
each count. Fahso was charged with
spiking a switch froe with bolts on his
first attempt, ans Of attaching a heavy
ifon brake Shoe to tile rail- with wire.
on bis second attempt. He protected
his innocence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
MOVING PLANT FROM QUINCY
Long s. Saunders Get Exemption in Free
port, Maine.

Freeport Me-, Jan 6s--At special
town meeting held yesterday. It was
unanimously voted to exempt the Long
& ssunders Quarry company Of Quincy
Mass. from taxes ~ al personal prop
erty and real estss for term 81 10
years, unless the company before that
time discontinues operating the quarriss
here
The company proposed 70 move 40 pes
cent. Of its business hare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
no MOVE PoR A CONFERENCE.
Both Sides in Granite Controversy Ap.
parentIy as Far Apart as Ever.

1t Is now six days since any move was
made BY either side toward further CON
ference in an endeavor to end the con-
troversy in the granite trade at North
field, and there Is no visible sign of
either making move ia the immediate
future. All queries as to whether any
thing il being done bring the one reply,
Nothing DOING But We live in hopes
something may be done to break the
dsadloek soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
BREATHED GAS
DURING NIGHT

One Boston Man Dead and Two Others
Are Dying at the City Hos
pita as the Re-
suit.
Boston, Jan One man il dead ana
two Others are dying as the result of
breathing gas Ii their lodging place last
night
The Dead.
Daniel 0'Counor.
TIC Dying.
Martin eately
Patrick Rafferty,
The three men occupied a room togeth-
eF in the LODGING house using a small
sas stove for heating purposes The
flame from the stove was extinguished
during tie night and the sleeping men
breathed in the escaping gas O'Connor
was dead when they we're found this
morning, ana the other two we're re-
moved e the City hospital where i
was sisted that they have no chance foi
recovery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
F. l. Davis May Succeed c.
f. Eddy as President
BRADFORD MAN IS IN LINE
M. K. Bruce Of Passumpsic Won the V.
D. A. Gold Medal for Best Exhibits
in Both Creamery and Daiy
Butter.

Burlington, Jan e-The closing days
session Of the Vermont Dairymen's asso.
citation was held this afternoon, and It
is expected that the convention viii ad
icurn late in the afternoon. The fore
noon session was taken up with the dis
cussion of "Milk as Food. BY Prof r.
NJ Washburn of Burlington; "some 81
the Results Of testing Associations
in Vermont" BY G. d. Hazen. IL, of
White River Junction, and Care Of
MIR and Cream on the Farm BY N. P.
Hull Of Dimondale, Mich.
It is expected that at the election Of
officers late this afternoon Fred L Davis,
for fourteen years secretary, win bs
elected president as successor to C. F.
Eddy Of Stowe. It is probable in that
event that F. H. BiclSford Of Bradford
win succeed Mr.. Davis as secretary.
Three hundred people are expected to
attend the closing banquet tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
.SPAULDING'S FAST
TEAM WON, II TO IA
Montpelier High School Was Defeated on
It's own Floor Last Night in :
Fine Came.

The fast spaulding high school basket
BAH team defeated Montpelier high school
IN the Y. NJ. C. a. gymnasium Ct Mont
pelier last night By The score q = e x,
n one Il the finest games ever played
II shat city Tho game was nip and tack
ail the way through the covering beine
10 good that each side was able to shoot
but iour baskets from the aoof Smith
scored ali tour made by lis side. while
Grigr Gagged one and Maideu The other
three
Crirg besides doing some splendid pass
ing and dribbiing. shot baskets from the
fou Inc with accuracy eaging eight.
which, with blocked foul, gave the yio-
tory 70 his team on top Of The sure
shooting Of Maiden, since Montpelier
high shot but SIX fouls, Of which Cullen
made four and Allen two
The arst period ended with the score
seven to six in favor Of spaalding, each
side having scored two fela baskets and
making the remainder on free throws
At the opening Of the second half, fouls
tied the score at nine eaoh and Smith
dropped the ball in from the center Of
The floor. only TO be followed b. a floor
basket by a long shot by Grigg. sors
again q lie. Two more fouls bg e1igg
were offset by basket hy Smith Then
Allen threw a foul putting Montpelier
one point ia The lead
At this point the referee awerded
Snandin9 block foul, and Grigg also
dropped III the bah on free throw
whlle Maiden, % add To the discontinue
81 tie Montpelier team seurried around
and threw q clean basket from three-
ionrths tie length Of the floor All this
happened h The last two minutes Of
play and It gave the game 70 spaulding.
The line-up and scores
Spaulding Montpelier.
Maiden, T f.f..t.... s.-s.+l g br00ks
Stuart, ] t.....,... .......,..r &, Buck
AveriH CT. ....s...-.1.. s..,s,. E, A8sar
Darling, g...s,....ss.s.. smith
6risg. g.@......... ....r +, Cullen
Baskets Maiden 3, Grieg /, smith 4
fouls, Griqg ., Cullen 4, Allen g referee,
Cumlnings; umpire, Parks; timekeeper,
Goodwin.
The Spaulding second team made II q
claan sweep BY defeating the Montpelier
high second team hy the score Of 20 70
l7 The Irst half ended with Montpelier
considerably ID the lead the score being
l4 to Z, Bit the spaulding five oame
back strongly and nosed out their oppo.
nents. Reaside and Tomasi starred for
Spauldjng II this game and AeNeil aud
Pape for Montpelier The lineup and
score;
Spaulding "a. Montpelier %.
Cutler, g~........,s.... Roberts
Tayntor ....-..s.-. ! {, Tomasi
Reaside, e.....s........ss.. pape
Gale. ...s............r &. Deming
Tomasi. f...... s..s...l ] g. Mcneil
Baskets from the loor Gale 2. Raeside
g. Tomaa spauldiue 3. Tayntor ] Z.
Tomasi .. Pape Deming |. Mcneil 9;
from fouls, Gale ., pape /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
Awards Made.

Az the afternoon session yesterday Of
the Vermont Dairymen's and sugarmak
ers associations the butter and sugar
scores we're read The winners ii the
sugar contest were a. follows: PRO
ducers' display r. r. Hblbridse of
Cabot, sugar %, syrup 90; artistic dis-
play NJ y. colvin d Dandy, sugar 9l.
syrup "a; individual display 81 syrup.
john G Holden Of North Clarendon 9s
individual display Of sugar, r G. Hayes
Of stFafiord. %, NJ Prindle Of Sc. Al
bans, 90.
The winner, this year, Of the v D A.
gold medal prize, which Is offered for
the best exhibits, both Of creamery and
dairy butter, was awarded 70 NJ. X.
Bruce Of Passumpsie. who score oTM
He also carried Of the silver cup offered
for the best creamery butter Z. 81 Tee
of Windsor was the winner Of tie silver
cup, offered for the best exhibit Of dairy
butter, his score being 9Tfs
The winners oi the cups made shaf
remarks Ia answer to TIE presentation
speeches President Eddy offered i tick
ct to The banquet This evening to every
dairvman scoring ~ or over III lis ex.
hibt and II received the tickets
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06

Eastman Arnold Of Salisbury is re-
covering from an oyer dose of lauoa-
nun. Which hs took by mistake. think
lnr 10 waA a8i.ah medicine