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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
EAST CALAIS

Theresa Lawson is caring Ter mrs
Dwight Lawson.
Mrs Alice Teachout Of Montreal VS.
tied At Edith Boards last week.
q If. Rogers Of California has been
visiting his sister, Ina Tabor, Tor a iew
days.
Mrs Dwight Lawson is IL with ty-
nhoid fever. Her many friends nope
for her speedy recovery
Mrs. Louise Foster who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Neryie Law
son. for the summer, has returned Y
her home.
Nv a. Celley passed away quite sue
denly Friday at his late home, at the
noe Of AS wears. Although never very
strong. he was i'll but a few hours q, ~
fhe last. suffering from 2 saoek. rs
was worthy member Of the Ordei
II Modern Woodmen Of America ans
leaves IL mourn his loss an aged, noun
er wife and daughter. Funeral seN
iees were held from his late home sun
5sv and many beautiful flowers an'
tear dimmed eyes testified to the iov
INA esteem Of his friend. The inter
nenf was at Robinson cemetery Whef
4he burial service was conducted W "a
order Of the n. w OF a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
FACE 7 YEARS
IN PRISON
Judge lands Issues Papers
for Packers
WILL APPEAR in COURT
Without the Serving Of Warrants for
Their Arrest-First Time Packers
Have Personally Faced
Jai.

Chicago. Sept. l3.--Judge lands has
issued warrants for the arrest Of ten
leading packers, a. a result Of thssr act
ing as heads of company, which organ
lied as the National Packing company,
and is alleged TO have boosted the prices
Of meat. They are now brought face to
face with a possible jail sentence. II
- not expected that II viii be neces-
sary TO serve warrants, as the packers
wiz appear in court with their attor-
ueys and bondsmen and give bail in the
sum Of $1,000 each. This i the FIRST
time they have personally faced Jail.
The men against whom the charges
stand. are Lewis Edward and Charles
Swift, Frances Fowler, Edward Tilden.
president Of the National Packing Co.,
]. Ogden Armour, Edward Meeker, the
Simonf manager. > r. oonnors, the
Armow's superintendent, Edward Morris
and Louis Heymau, the Morris manager
Each defendant faces a possible seven
years in prison and fine Of $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
PARKER COMMENTS.
Extravagance canse Of Republican De-
feat In Maine.

New York, Sept ID Alton =. PaIkeft
wbo recently returned from Malne'
where he made three campaign speeches
sa;a last night Of the election returns
from that state:
..The Democratic party in Maine az
to it, state ticket made its contest ~
the ground that the Republican party
had been wasteful and extrayagant ~
~ conduct OF affairs Of the state. It's
leaders and IFS press presented no new
issues and made 20 detnagosle sPpesasis,
hut pleaded simply for the abohuon
81 dictatorial and corrupt bosses any
for An honest. economical and Just aa-
ministration Of the affairs OF the state.
aThe battle for congressman was
grounded upon the reckless extravaganza
IL the fderal government; its at
temnts To seize BY iisurpation, the nome
,,,la powers Of the states; and the fali-
,re IT The Republican party to keep its
Wedges to the people to relieve them Of
/ the burden imposed by exormtant tar.
IFS. n burden retained in obedience g
the demand Of its benehciaries that theli
Marty contributions should be compensat'
Cd for n promised,
ssrhe Democratic party Of Maine placed
itself in a situation to successfully MAKE
these appeals by the nomination Of can
didates for governor and other stat'
officers. senators, representatives ail'
members Of Congress whose chafaete
and reputations constituted q gtlarante
: that the pledges made would be ial
filed.
sThe Democratic party, in other words
+ deserved 10 win and the country s I
81 congratulated that it has won.
i lloyd G. GIiscom, president Of u
{ New York Republican county commit
d tee. said: "All the more important tha
: New York should not 60 Demoerati
e The returns from Maine are the be'
d of evidence to show the people Of TN
IS state that change in leadership
ie necessary"
4 Norman q. Mack Of Buffalo, chai
d man 81 the Democratic national con
It itee said: "All that ] can say now
that the expressions Of sentiment Wiif
have been coming in to US from az os .,.,
4 fhe country, indicated the posslDilil,
: aF snch result. But OF course, /
& almost too GOOD to he true.
,i .sWI,a4 docs II indicator You kne
i Won don't need to ask me, II indieat
4 sweeping Democratic party veto
a coast to coast.
ii 'sChairman Lloyd Of the congressioi
IA campaign committee was talking "
IL Mo in Buffalo only last Week after
=. turning from the Pacific coast ana
81 told me then that the sentiment
~ fonnd out there was the same Wh
VIGOROUSLY manifested itself n Nam
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
JOhnStOne, Flying Nearly 9S
Miles,
SKATERS TWO MARKS
Worlds Accuracy Figure - Grahame-
White Again Scars 10 Light,
Clipping His Own Time
by ON. ass.

Boston, Sept l3.-Glenn curtiss. in
perfect WEATHER conditions, went up Grst
this morning at the Boston.Haryard
aviation meet to try out his powerful
engine in the hopes Of beating Claude
Whites time for speed and
Boston light. 1t worked finely and he
will make the attempt this afternoon
Brookins may Also Try this afternoon
70 break the worlds record for altitude
and Johnstone win attempt 10 break the
world record for duration in a distance
fight
Fearing the mark Of 40 minutes So
seconds he SET last week over this course,
might be bettered, White covered the
course again yesterday and finished his
remarkable exhibition Of speed in front
Of the grandstand on the aviation field.
where $1,000 people applauded him.
Tie went twice TO Boston hight and
return from the field, a distance ef y
miles, in f3 minutes, ! is seconds. OF
almost a mile a minute Tor the entire
distance. using Bleriot monoplane.
Ralph Iohnstone, the Wright pupil
continued yesterday the steady advance
he had made the lat two days at the
Harvard Boston aviation meet by estab.
fishing a new worlds record Tor accuracy
in alighting on skids, and breaking the
American records for duration and dis
tance.
Saturday Johnstour had come withiu
few seconds Of breaking the American
duration record Of 2h Som. 30s.. made BY
Clifford B. Harmon. the New York
amateur Yesterday he exceeded Har.
mons record IN. Pm. los, remaining in
the air 3h 5m. 40s lie also set up
new American mark for distance II
continuous fight BY covering nearly rs
miles.
He completed his days performance
BY alighting within five feet. four inches
Of the center OF the l00.foot circle, aud
beating the worlds mark Of Twelve feet
one inch. h the accuracy contest. made
by his team mate, Waiter Brookins, Sat
ltfday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
In Washington County Court
Today
JUDGE HALL PRESIDING
Jenero Was Injured on stralton Quar-
ries and Sues for Damages--Two
Cases Settled and Discontin-
ued--court Opening.

The September term Of Washington
county court opened at Montpelier at 10
o'clock this forenoon, Judge A. 4. Hail
Of St. Adams, presiding. Rev. W. ].
OSulliyau Of Montpelier, conducted the
devotional exercises The court officers
are Sheriff Tracey aud deputies John
Hastings Of Middlesex and Homer Camp
and H. ). slayton Of Barre.
George Granfield OF Fayston will have
charge Of the grand jury. The docket
was called and the first ease taken up
was that Of Andrew Jenero vs.. the
George straiton Quarry Co. The case
was taken up az 3 o'clock tiiie.afternoon.
$. II. Jackson appears for the plaintiff
and Sticknep Sargent d Skeels for the
defence. Jcnero sues for the loss of
a lee IN 8 quarry accident
The ease Of Casci 4 Andrews against
Antonio Tomai has been settled and
Discontinued. a. has also the case OF
Eta Ryafn against NJ N. Gordon.
The case of Hattie A. Catchpaw vs..
James Kessan. on the jury calendar was
assigned TO the court calendar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
SHOOT FOR CENTENNIAL CUP.
Every Company VIII Be Represented at
Northfeld To-day.

Northfeld, Sept. l3.-Riae teams from
every company in the first Vermont
regiment VIII be al % the state range
here to compete through Wednesday
and Thursday for the Ceuteunial trophy
cup and prizes in gold agar eating 81,
200
Zach company viii send team cap.
tain and Six competing meu with. one
substitute Capt C II. Senter 81 Monts.
prlier weres~ Fsnxr 1nYeef liie otat1
i,spr. -.,sieere will be Capt. 1. " laSisH
aalna fFeut ]. W. Cobb q frattiepefp.
The prixes will be awarded az ig'
lows. To the winning company teata'
tba sterling silver Centennial troFhS,
enp ana s25 ID goldi to the individual
making The highest score ~ ail raRfes'
ga a gold; second higaest Sloi thifdi'
fou~th afth. sixth. seventh and eientl
hghes+ sa. to the man ma king 1he
highest score at slow fire sl0i the higa.
va individual score az rapid hfe s9i
bis5est skirmisA run S0s highest ~ ~
a;t.;duaf score at 1000 yards ~. A.
these prizes win be paid in gold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS.
Rutland Milkmah Faces Charge Of Bur-
glary.

Rutland, Sept. Ia Rutland county
court convened yesterday afternoon for
the first iuy trial Of tho Septembu
term, tie case being state ys. Allen
Sanderson Of Shrewsbury, who is charged
with adultery. This case was tined last
March and Sanderson was found guilty
BY jury HIS counsel took the case
to the Vermont supreme court and the
decision Of the lower court was reversed
Mss Dacy Patch, servant in Sander
sons family, is the woman mentioned
in the case. Sandceon is former juror
and he has sat in panels including two
Of the men now trying bin.
The names Of the persons against
whom the grand iury returned i've in
dictments Saturday we're made pubic
yesterday afternoon They are as fo.
lows: K. IL Finieil Of Rutland, milk
dealer. burglary by Stealing grain from
Burditt Bros mill here; Ella Marshall
and win Marshall Of Pmltipy, selling
intoxicating liquor without lieensei Mrs.
Charles Marshall Of Poultney. assault
ing William Holder and William Koch.
strike breakers on trolley cars. There
are 10 other criminal cases on the dock.
et all Of minor Importance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
CHELSEA.

N, and Mrs. Julien G. Slack returned
last week from weeks visit 70 feia
dives IN Hartlamd.
States Attorney Stanley e. wilson
went 10 Burlington Monday afternoon
on business. Ia ho., IN
sown for week. left Saturday evening /
~ resume work for Gen. 81 \. fitts n |
Brattleboro. 49,. rr,o
Frnest. Martin Hall and Miss Hope
carnenter. children Of Adelhert 2. Saf
nsnter Of Someryille. Mass fetnInsu
so their home. after having spent the
summer with relatives IN town.
state Treasurer Edward II. DeaVitt
ana sheriff Frank n Tracy oi MONT
nslier were IN town on business MONDAY
4 pfternoon. and were accompanied py
their wives.
Osear d. Tracy has purchased O MIS-:
rlvira Peters her home place, nortn q
she sonth common, and will take pos
eeas;on 81 the same IN the near intuFe'
Mrs. Peters viii 60 to spflngh's,n y, -
live with her son, Elmer Z. bfaapurs'
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall 4 Carpenter
aud children returned recently from
Woodstock where they had been Vlsil,
;na Mrs Carpenters parents, MT. ana
Mrs. o. IT. Mckenzie,
/ Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Hood Of Lower:
Mass. were in town Monday on q prlei
$50 to me formers brother, William
Il Hood. They made the trip by auto.
Mis- Florence Perkins, who has been
snenainQ several weeks at the nome q
Il M Perkins on the east hill, has re-
, | turned to her home in Essex, Mass.
Naaam Frances w. Bixby left Tues
aaw Il company with Mr.. and Mrs Enos
I W.sllser II Williamstown for Moline, III.
!, NJ visit the family Of Rufus Walker
| MO vas former resident Of Cnei
t sea.
Miss Emma Sargent formerly mouse
keeper for E. Q. Mattoon and VINO ~
I tbeeu working as domestic III she IAN
J. in of Ed. nv. Kent q South kand9lp
q during the summer, was called mere iss
!, week by the serious illness Of ner e
e thar Who lives on the Robert Lard iaFi
j on the west hill.
The Chelsea baseball team went
yershire last Thursday and was aeleale
Iy tbe yershirc team, the score stans
;ro to 3. this being tbe hrst gam
:. tbe % home team mas lost this season
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Folsom OF w
7 Jamestown came Sunday for a few DAY
I ,,is;t Ia the latters mother, Mrs. Nell
y Alexander, and other friefds
i Among the business visitors n TOW
!, Monday were Charles Reynolds ana se
3. 4. Bell Of Copperfeld.
n Farmers in this vicinity are reporth
he light crop of apples, fair yield
il potatoes. heavy yields in oats and otn
les small grains. The outlook Is good
the corn crop, and immense quantitl
~ rowen are being harvested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
coop srRINa OF noRsEs.
Races at Caledonia County Fair Promise
Well.

st. Johnsbury, Sept ls- st. Johns
bury Is IN readiness for the Caledonia
county fair, which opened to-day Old
time horsemen say that they have never
seen SO many fast horses in the stalls
at the grounds. A large number have
been on the grounds for two days, and
~ carloads arrived this morning from
Barton. where they were racing during
the past week. The Newport stock farm
sent a string Of ten horses. Page Bros.
of Barre have two horses here and Slay-
ton one, Al billiard. the pacing stallion
belonging to Page Bros, looks good for
the 2,20 stake pace lie has been beaten
only once this acason, and that on DIS
home track az Barre. Among some Of
the other well-known drivers and owners
who are here are: Frank i. Lang, four
horses Henry Hayden, six horses; Fred
Perce Of Stanstead Canada, has unique
combination for a horscman; he brought
a string Of six horses and three black
bears, the latter being on exhibition IN
"a tent show; Robert Thompson Of
Mass. brought a string Of
eight horses; Frank Fox Of West Med
ford. Mass, brought seven horses from
Combination park
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
WANTS 10 "
Groom Of % Walks 20 Miles to Ex-
change Licenses.

baltimore Md. sept l3. William
Rova g0 years old. went to Towson,
s,kurh. 10 secure a icense for has mar.
race to Miss Eliza Ann Daniel, aged
so wears. but in the rush was given a
ounner's license BY mistake. lie did
NOT discover the error until after Pc
reaehed III home at Stevenson, 10 miies
from Towson. As there were no more
trains IL Towson. he had to walk back
to secure the proper document and then
walk home again.
Mr.. Boyd was none the worse tor the
long tramp and was joined IA wedlock
sunday night to Miss Daniel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
Hawaiian Cane for Mayor.

Rntland. Sept. Is. Among the exhibits
..oeeiyod from q. j. Giddinps Of Honolulu,
for display at the Rutland county falr'
vas cane with tap requesting that
i be presented to Mayor NJ. 0. 0arpen.
ter 81 tbe conclusion Of the fair. The
cane i of native Hawaiian mahogany
containing six inlaid panels or yariegaat-
ed colors. and was made Dy convict .iI i5'
bor. AIr. Giddings is a son Of silas ''la-
dinus of Castleton Penn, and was en-
nloyed as clerk in the Bardweli no,
tel M about IS years ago, when the hote
was under Mr.. Carpenters management
sinoo then he has been in Hawaii, where
n II connected with the sugar manu-
facturing industry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
MAY Gross oNE AT GRADE.
But Midland r. R. Co. Must Build q
Tregtle over Another Street.

Newport, Sept. lS. Ine public service s
oo,nnilsion has rendered its report aud
decision on the petition Of the Midland
railroad company to cross at grade two
streets IN the town Of Troy, when =
eytsnds it, road in that town this year
rrhe commission decides that II may
1rnss ans one street at grade, but the other,
4 main highway between Nortn lIos
and Canada, the commission SAYS mus ~,
Id crossed on a trestle built over ths
highway. /, 4,o aoo;.
dent at South Salisbury on June io'
when an engine on the Rutland roaa
colIjded with southbonnd freight tram
tbat the accident was due wholly to ehe
negligence Of L. J. Greene, engineer Of
tne northbound light engine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
TWENTY-FIVE CLUB MEETS
waterbury Social Organization Elects
officers for Yeaf

waterbury. sept. ls.-The annual
meeting II the twenty-five cl'ib was
hold at the Waterbury inn last evening.
Tbis s composed Of business and pro-
fessionai men, who meet each two weeks is
for i banquet at the inn an1 4 paw rs
M one IL its members. Last evening w
4 ! povce lad An interesting paper upon
,yermonf: Her Past Present and fa-
tnres j D. shipman and Ernest Joslyn
ses;g,ea from the club, and Messrs.
Ies,slsu re,agaa Tamb and Pelty We're elected
ns'"'s, .e,s members. The following officers
were elected. President. B I. Demerltti
yice president, a. Il. SMITH secretary ]
and treasurer, j. 2. Bone; program, u, so,u IN,
mittee Messrs, Chaifee, WhItehlll ana
stanley A resolution was passed that
earb member should prepare, i possible
Sis Il own paper, Or read from some au- ~
XIV .hor. that speakers should not be en-
ooeed without vote Of the club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
DrpHTHERIA AT BETHEL,
rive Cases Developed Since Saturday
An Investigation.

Bethel. Sept l3.-Fiye cases OF diph-
tberia have developed here since Satnf-
dav. and the lower grades Of the schools
were closed Monday morning \ mem
ber If the state hoard Of health was
bere sunday to investigate the sanitary
cond;tions Of til high school building,
but discovered nothing to cause i. EV-
erv precaution is being taken IN tne ne
la,i,dsn0. and it is hoped there VIII
~ III f1,rther trouble. None Of the cases
arc considered serious.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
SAYS ABRUzzI BROKE MATCH.
Rome Newspaper Asserts Duke Had
1Personal Reasons"

Rome. Sept. ls.-A semi-ofteial com
rnpnieation issued by an Italian news
aoaney Yesterday declared that the re-
rerts printed III italy and abroad q we
arnnroacbinp marriage Of the duke Of me
abruzzi ana Miss Katherine Elkins are
absolutely baseless.
The Tribuna. referring TO this repor. Z,
declares without fear Of contradiction
that thc king gave full consent 70 tle
marriage. but that the duke q the
AhrugI himself broke of the match for
personal reasons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
pRELArEs AT MONASTERY.
Cardinals vannutelH, Gibbons and Logue
Spend Day at Okla.

Montreal, Sept. lSe-Cardinals Van.
nutegli. Gibbons and LoglIe, accompanied
by Archbishop Bruchesi and hall 2 doz-
III bishops, spent yesterday at Okla the
'rrappist monastery, so miles from Mont
real
Neither the venerable papal legate nor
his equally venerable associates expert
enced the slightest i'll effect from the
strain Of walking in Sundays parade
which was the closing feature Of the
eucharastic congress.
To-day Cardinal Vannutelli otliciated
1t the eanonization Of Mother Bourgeois
founder Of the institution OF the con-
ogeqation OF Notre Dame in Montreal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
Fernald Doesn't Understand.

Poland, Me-. Sept. l3-cov. Bert NJ.
Iernald Of Poland conceded last night
the election Of Frederick w. Plalsted Of
Augusta as governor OF Maine. To the
Associated Press he said last night
Il have no doubt from the returns at
hand that Mr. plaisted has been elected
By from 5000 to 5000. | don't under
stand why the voters should take such
sudden change in all parts Of the state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
IS UNHAPPY COUPLES.
Long List Of Divorce Cases On chitten-
den County Court Docket.

Burlington. Sept. l3.~-It would seem
that the institution Of Divorce is about
70 flourish IN Chittenden county, even
lise unto the green bay tree. There
are 43 petitions in divorce entenfd for
the September term Of county court,
which opened at ten o'clock this morn.
ing Some Of the cases are hold-overs
from AZ far back az 1906
There are - eases on the court cal.
endar and 40 on the jury calendar The
civil docket contains las csaes and the
state docket II. There are "a cases
entered in chancery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
BAR ASSOCIATION MEErs.
Fixes Wednesday, September 20, as Date
Of Annual Meeting.

The Vermont Rar association was
held at Montpelier this forenoon, Con-
gresham Plumley presiding. Il was de-
cided to hold the annual lneetjne- and
and the banquet u !.
The matter of uniform lee was
referred to q committee Of five q the
xounrer attorneys to consider and re-
port at the annusi meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
rranklin county Court.

st. Adams, Sept IS Frank in county
co,,rf opened this morning. with a small
y s4tensanee of attorneys. Judge ". W.
Miles presided He made the aniouiise.
ment that eases on the docket toal ysats 81,
81 more would be dropped, unless eall
for continuance was shown,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
SURPRISE FOR MRS. GREEELEY-
F,iends Have Birthday Party for her
at WebsterviIle

Friends OF Mrs. Donald Greenley OF
websterville to the number Of an even
hundred gave her a surprise party at the
vestrv 81 ST. Jonn the Baptist Episeopai
church At that place yesterday afternoon,
~ ~ oceasion 81 Mrs. Greenleys sd
b,rthdav. Mrs. Greenley was greatly
sn,nrised when summoned to the vestry
u tba church to learn the gathering was
sar ber and when she had received nu-
merous gifts from the company she Wss ',s
speechless. The ladies' oi the pn'l1
served ice cream and cake ana al1sr m
these there were remarks by Key. ";
I NJ. Beattie and Rev Mr.. Caster ana
songs bv. Mrs. Caster and Mrs. Beattie.
M. Greenley made brief remarks, THANK
mo tile company for Mrs. Greenley ioE
their friendlness and generosity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
No Comment from Taft.

Beverly. Mass. Sept l3.--No COM
ment upon the results Of the election in
Maine was given ont at the summer
white house last night, although there
was no doubt that President Taft was
kept informed Of the progress Of the
eleeiion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
CONDITIONS CRITICAL IN PANAMA.
r. c. Marsh, Secretary Of the American
Legation, Recalled.

Washington, d. C., Sept. iS-Critieal
conditions IN Panama, about which the
state department has been maintairing
sssss.--ssss &c. ~ sTiTae. and the ANNOUNCEMENT
la Thomns Dawson. as minister, VIII
proceed tomorrow to Panama. ~ 3
believed that there j. imminent danger
as fro,,de between the Americans ana
eseyoes due 70 the election tomorrow
Il ,sec president, 70 serve duFng
sbe unexpirpa term Of the late president
0laldm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
DEATH OF GRACE BARNARD.
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bar
nard Dies of Peritonitis.

The death of Grace Aida Barnard oc-
c,rred al the home Of her parents, Mr.
Ana Mrs. George Barnard on the Mont
pelier road last night at 9:45. The
Ettle oirl was nine years old the fourth
aav 81 last July, aud in addition 70,
hpr parents. she Is survived by two elder
brotbers. Paul and Neil. who are students
Il fhe spaulding school in this city
Tbe child had been i'll for the past three
weeks and toward the last she exmpiled
symptoms Of peritonltis, growing fai
lidlv worse until death came last N.Y.
The funeral services wall be held NJ KID
house Thursday afternoon at ossusa'
IThe burial will take place in HopS es1's
ltery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
BOB rs A JAcKAss"
SAYS Brother John D. chaIoner Of Cav
alieri Affair.

Cobham. va, Sept. l3.'I'm sorry for
him but it's my turn to laugh sad
Tnhn Armstrong Chaloner, when asked
! bont the marriage Of sheriff Robert
cbanler to Lima Cavalier. i foretold
Il weH. When / first heard Of the en-
oaqement. telemaphed to Bob TO be
sure and keep enough for clothes and
I.hlnch. I sent congratulations TO Miss
Cavalier. but not to Bob She was the
one to be congratulated The Bible for.
/ bids one TO call his brother fool, and
/ wouldn't. would rather say that
I Bob is q iaekass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
aNOthing to say Nothing

Oyster Bay, n. u. Sept. ~. When
Theodore Roosevelt was acquainted here
last night with the result of the elections
IN Maine, the only comment he would
make was:
7 have nothing to sayi nothing