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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
READY FOR BIG SHOW.
Vermont Poultry Association Completes
Arrangements for Next Week.

Preparations for the fifth annual ex
hibition of the Vermont Poultry ASSOC
citation are now practically all complet
ed, and the officers of the association are
perfectly satisfied with the prospects for
a show that will equal any of their for
mer ones in number Of entries and quail
ity of the breeds. All Of the local fan
ciers will be represented in the show
aud many Of the best fanciers in the
state and tile neighboring states will
be present with their birds.
Ever since the associations first show,
the quality of the birds shown has inn
proved each year and many Of the birds
now owned BY local fanciers would win
a place in the largest shows in the coun-
try. The association was started five
years ago by few of the local breed
ers for the purpose of encouraging 9th
ers TO engage in the work OF fancy
breeding and that their success in this
line has been most pronounced, is shown
by the many exhibits ente, I'd by local
people and the surprising high standard
Of the shows that the association has
held each year.
Next Tuesday morning tie cooping
Of the birds in the old Methodist church
building on Church street viii begin and
that evening the fifth annual show will
be open for inspection by the public
That the young people Of Barre and
vicinity may become familiar with
standard bred poultry and the poultry
business, the association this year viii
hold "ehildren's day. on Thursday aft
ernoon, at which time any child under
II years Of age will be admitted free,
If accompanied by its father o. mother
or some other persons of mature age.
Expert poultry breeders will be present
and point out To the children the diff
ferent varieties on exhibition and dis
cuss their characteristics and distin-
gushing features and answer all ques-
tions in regard to standard require
ments.
The birds will be cooped in exhibition
coops owned BY the association and built
especially for it. The American Poultry
association. Of which this association is
a member, offers a silver medal for the
best coclerel in the show and diplomas
for each class The state championship
cup in the Plymouth Rock class given
by the State Fair association and valued
at $40 will be competed for at this show,
and the Vermont branch OF the Rhode
Island Red Club of America offers $40
in gold for the best r. !. r, cock, hen,
cockerei and pullet OF either variety
shown by any one exhibitor
The association is prepared to care for
and return All specimens at the close
OF the show The prizes offered by the
association are liberal and the special
premiums cover all classes. The show
will close Friday night The associa
tion and the high standard Of the ex-
hibitiou will deserve the heartiest co.
operation Of every poultry fancier The
well-known Judges H. ". Card Of Man
chester, \. H., and D. ?. Shove OF FAN
River, Mass, who gave such excellent
satisfaction in Judging the exhibit last
year will be the judges again this year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
DRUG STORE RAIDEp AGAIN.
George Megrath's Store In Montpelier
Visited by Baue Deputies.

For the second time within week,
the drug store OF George +. Megrath
was raided yesterday BY Deputy Sher-
ifs George L. Morris, II J Slayton and
Homer D. Camp Of Barre. aud eight
pints Of whskey and barrel nearly
full Of alcohol were found When ar
raisned before Judge Harvey, Megrath
waived examination and was bound over
to county court in the sum of $500,
G. Y. Phillips becoming surety. The al
cohol taken during the former raid has
not vet been disposed OF as Mr.. Megrath
claimed it was used solely for drug pur-
poses and the officers have been con,
ducting an investigation which is not
vet completed According 10 its result,
the alcohol will either be given back to
Mr. Megrath or condemned. and the dis
posal of the alcohol found yesterday will
conform 10 that of the first.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
WORKING UNpER MAINE CHARTER
c. z. Tayntor Writes to Correct Pos
sible Erroneous Impression.

G. Il. Tayntof, president and general
manager Of the G. +. Tayntor Granite
company. with Offices in New York City,
writes this paper to correct any false
impression which may have been gained
through the announcement Of the recent
annulling Of the New York state char
ter of G. Z. Tayntor & Co. Mr.. Tayn-
tor written as follosS:
"0ur attention has recently been called
TO an article in several Of the trade pa
pers. stating that a certificate of disso-
luton of the G. Il. Tayntor Granite
Co. had been fled at Albany. As that
certificate ord not refer to the c. T.
Tayutor Granite Co. now doing business
st 20 West 34th street New York City.
we relate the following:
About fifteen years ago corporation
papers with the above name applied for
at Albany and granted, but before any
business was transacted. il was decided
TO continue business under the firm name
Of c. +. Teyntor & Co. In 1906 the bus
mess Of C. Il. Tayutor & Co. was in
eorporated with the name c. u. Tayntor
Granite Co., under the laws Of the state
of Maine, having New York office at
% West saith street. New York City.
"In order TO avoid any confusion in
the future By reason Of the existence of
a charter for company OF the same
name, c. Z. Tayntor Granite CO.. in
the state OF New York. az our present
company now doing business under the
laws Of the state Of Maine, we deemed
it hest TO have the old New York state
charter annulled and the certificate filed
at Albany is 10 cover that point
"Will YOU kindly insert this in your
next publication so that an erroneous
idea NOV not prevaillH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
THEY PLAYED WELL.
All-Barre Basketball Team Defeated the
Waterbury A. A., 81 to II.

The all-Barre basketball team went
to Waterbury last night and admins
tered crushing defeat to the athletic
association Of that place by rolling up
score of 81 points to II for their OPP
ponents, The Waterbury aggregation
had already won six straight games and
was some surprised wher the locals took
them into camp by fast playing and a
better knowledge Of the game. At the
end of the first period, Barre had scored
points to ) for the home team. The
close OF the second period saw the To-
Gals leading with % points TO II for
Waterbury The last period was close
ly contested but the result Of the game
was never in doubt. Although Grigg
end Maiden were easily the stars for
Barre, the entire team showed excellent
form considering the fact that i was tho
first game of the year for them. Charles
Knapp is captain Of the team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
Helped to Remember.

A colored preacher was vehementlv de-
bouncing the sins Of his congreg ton.
FBred'ern an sistern. All warns yo'
against de heinous sino 'shOotin craps!
Ah charges yo' against de brack rascal
lty o. liften' pulletsl But, above all
llse breddern and sistern, All demonishes
20 at dishyer season against de crime
b melon stealn't'
A brother in a back seat made an odd
sound with his lips rose aud snapped
biz fingers Then he sat down again
with an sbashed look.
@Whuffo, nah frien',7 said the preach
sr sternly. docs yo rar up an snap
so fingers when All speak o. melon
lteslin't"
"No' jes reminds me. pahson." the
nan in the back seat answered meeklv.
swhs' Al lef' NAH knife san Fran
lisco Argonaut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24

Berue, Switzerland, Dec. 24.-In the
federal council yesterday. the Socialists
attacked the growing prices Of food and
demanded a reduction OF the import du-
ties on American meats, especially those
from Argentina. The government finally
yielded and agreed 10 present bin
reducing these duties from 25 to 10
francs per 100 klogrammes IN United
States this is equivalent to 3 reduction
from s475 to Sl.e0 on every 220 pounds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
MORE SHOW INTEREST
In Proposition for Soldiers Memorial
In Barre.

Mayor Nutch has received notification
Of the following additional committees
that have been appointed to work for
the erection of soldiers monument in
the city. The laundry workers union
sends its best wishes for the success of
the project aud has the following com
mittee appointed to attend to It's part:
John Emslie, Carl Holleubach and Ell
mer Folsom The committee appointed
from the Universalist church was Homer
Fits. 5, d. Allen and A. g. Fay.
Il had been the intention to have the
different committees meet before this
time but. owing to the fact that all the
organizations had not acted in the propo-
sitiou, it was thought best TO postpone
action so that oil might work united
ly The names OF all the different or
carnations viii be printed in The Times.
and any organization that may have been
omitted viii then have the opportunity
to make correction, if necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
TEN TOURISTS DEAD
IN ENGLISH WRECK
They Were Tourists Bound for Scot
land-Two Were Killed Outright
and the Others Were Burned
to Death

London, Dec. q A report from Car
Isle to-day says that ten tourists, who
were bound for Scotland, were killed
when an express train collided with
pilot engine this morning. Two of the
victims were killed outright, while eight
were burned TO death In addition,
twenty were seriously injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
STRUCK BY THE ENGINE.
Marble Worker Badly Hurt Cutting
Across Railroad Yard.

Rutland, Dec. - Hugh b. Gallagher,
a marble worker Of this city. was struck
by the Rutland railroad train arriving
in this city at l0;30 o'clock from Bur
lington last night and seriously in
iured He was going through the rail,
road yard, crosscut home and he
stopped in front of the engine He was
thrown 10 the ground, breaking his right
leg, his left shoulder and severely cash
ing his head and face lie was removed
to the Rutland City hospital in Spencer
& Canty's ambulance, where his wounds
were dressed by Drs. Grain. Thomson
and Heidel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
ANTI.JAPAN FEELING SERIOUS.
Governor-elect johnson Alarmed Over
Outlook.

San Francisco, Dec. "a. Governor
Fleet johnson is alarmed over the pre-
valence of the anti.Japanese feeling,
which promises, with the incoming leg
islsture. to make the situation serious.
The labor element will demand law
prohibiting Asatics from owning land
and a law compelling the exclusion Of
Japanese and Chinese children from
white schools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
TWO HORSE BLANKETS
Property of Former Policeman Alleged
to Have Been Stolen.

Irving Scales was arrested Yesterday
afternoon by Chief Sinclair on warrant
charging him with the larceny of two
horse blankets owned by Frank Hsmel,
a former policeman. Scales was ar
raigned in court Yesterday afternoon and
pleaded not guilty aud his case was
continued until Tuesday morning for a
hearing. Bail Of $50 was furnished by
his attorney, A. A. Sargent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON
OF Mrs. Carrie R. Bemis, With Inter
ment al Elmwood.

The funeral Of Mrs. Carrie r. Bcmi-.
who died Thursday morning, was held
this afternoon at 1880 from the home
of her daughter Mrs. H. H. jackson.
ON South Main street, Rev. T. G. Downey.
pastor of the Universalist church. oili-
ciated. and the bearers were IT, II. Jack
son. Harvey Avaril. George y. Tilden
end nr. Joe W. Jackson Tnterment was
in the family lot in Elmwood cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
ALDRIcH TO LEAVE HOSPITAL.
Operation Successful and Senator Says
He's "All Right"

New York, Dec. "a. Senator Nelson
w. Aldrich of Rhode Island, who under
went a slight operation in the Roose-
welt hospital on Wednesday for growth
on the right hand, win be able to leave
that institution probably to-day When
asked yesterday morning how he was
feeling after the operation. Senator AZ
drich returned the word that he was "all
right
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
SUCCESSFUL ENrERTAINMENr
Given by Queen of the Forest Circle
Last Evening.

The apron sale and dance hello in
Foresters hall in the Worthen block
last evening under the auspices of Queen
Of the Forest circle, c. Of F., was
largely attended and a good.sized sum
was realized by the ladies from the
net proceeds, which included large ad
vance sale of tickets for the dance. A
wellsrrangcd booth near the entrance
Of the hall was devoted to the sale Of
aprons and was provided over by
Mrs. Peter Emslie and Mrs Mae
Emslie. The booth was well pstronizel
throughout the evening.
Dancing began at an early hour and
continued until after midnight Music
for this feature was furnished by Riley's
orchestra Between the dances a dainty
lunch. consisting of sandwiches and cof-
fec. was served by the younger members
of the circle Following are the ladies
who composed the committee having the
affair in charge Mrs. Mae Emslie. chair
man; Mrs. William Scott, Mrs James
Smith. Mrs. Peter Emslie, Mrs. J. Mar
rion. Mrs John Forbes, Mrs. William
Milne. and Mrs. John Hall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
DETECTIVE KILLED,
ALSO HIS SLAYER
Running Fight In Street at Chicago To-
day Resulted In Double Tragedy
Man Was Wanted for AS

Chicago, Dec l4--As the result Of
running fight to-day in the street. de-
lective Jesse Gilman and Gregoria Gracio
are dead. The officer sought the Italian
last night for an assault and during the
pursuit Gracio fred through his over
foat pocket, killing the detective. Later
on the Italian was killed by officer
Burns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The annual meeting Of the Fourth De.
gree assembly, Knights OF Columbus.
was held Thursday evening, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the eusu-
ing wear. Navigator, A. G. Moore; cap
TAIN Charles LeClair; admiral. DR.. j. w.
Stewart; comptroller, Peter DcsauteIs
pilot John 0Leary; inner sentinel. r. D.
Owens. outer sentinel, John Moriartv;
friar Rev Z. NJ. Cray.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
MALoY-BRIDeE.
Marriage Last Evening Of Parties Who
Will Reside In Barre.

Mrs. Bessie Bridge Of Randolph and
Harry J. Maloy residing at 327 North
Main street, were married at the New
Northern hotel yesterday, afternoon by
City Clerk James Mackay. The bride
was attended by Miss Molly Howe, while
John Howe acted as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs Maloy viii reside IN this city,
where The former is employed as a moul-
der
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
FAVOR COMMISSION RULE.
St John, N, B., Citizens Likely to Have
Now Charter Soon.

ST. John, \. b., Dec 24-Thc oues.
tion Of city government is much dis
cussed at st. John this winter. Either
q board OF control or a commission is
likely to be adopted Most brsiness
men favor the commission. A plcbiscitb
may be taken in the early spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
SIX KILLED IN WRECK.
Three Were Trainmen and Three Were
Passengers.

Bucyrun, Ohio, Dee "a Three train.
men and three passengers were killed and
many were injured to-day in collision
Of passenger trains on the Pennsylvania
railroad at Nevada, a few miles west Of
this place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
VESSEL ASHORE ON c. HArrERAs.
Captain and Crew Of Twelve Rescued by
Lifesavers.

Norfolk. Va. Dec 24.-The Norwegian
bark Speero, bound from Bahia to New
York, is ashore on Cape Hatteras. Cap
tain Besviand and his crew of twelve
were rescued in a hreeches buoy by the
lfessvers al Durand and Creeds Hull
stations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
FELL 500 FEET
FOUR MEN DEAD
overturning of Bucket In Shaft of New
River Colteries Threw Employees
of Contracting Company Far
Below

Beckley, w Va, Dec. "a -Four are
dead as the result of the oyerturning
of bucket in the shaft Of the New
River eollieries at Eccles. The dead
men were employees Of the Drayo Con-
tracing company and fell a distance Of
five hundred feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24

". II. Messer, carpenter, builder and
late roofer. l2S Orange street, telephone
I'LL. First.elass workmen furnished
y the day or hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-24
NO PAPER MONDAY

Monday being observed as Christmas
day. a legal holiday, no paper win b
issued from this ogiee.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
AsPlNMALL NEWS.

~ = i q Vi
Dan McGrath was in Charter Oak
over Sunday visiting friends and rela,
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schultz were
in Omaha last Saturday to see Mrs.
Chas. Schroeder, who was operated
on last Tuesday, but who is getting
along nicely now.
Laura Claussen and Bertha Ohde
from Manila, were in town over Sun.
day visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Edward Brady transacted bust
ness in Herndon yesterday.
Henry Whendt and son, from Ma
nilla, We're. in town last Friday on
business.
Mr.. Rich@S chacht and Emil Wegner
were Manning callers on Monday.
Mr. John Kuhl left Monday morn
ing for Egan, S. d., where he will
visit friends and relatives.
Messrs. Frank and Herman Ehricks
and shas. Otto were Manning visitors
last Saturday.
Mr. Jurgen Carsten was in Manila
last Saturday visiting friends and rel.
atives.
Peter Kraack is visiting friends and
relatives near Manila few days this
week.
Miss Ida Roggendorf was in Man
ming last Saturday visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Elsa Plotz is on the sick list
this week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
PARADISE NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bramley were
Dow City callers Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong were visit
ing on the Willow Sunday.
Otto Kuffer returned from Illinois
Saturday.
James Turner was Denison caller
Saturday.
A. w. Armstrong made business
trip to Dunlay Monday.
Quite number attended the ball
game at Dow City Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Hewlett has Miss Rose
Malone helping her with her work this
week.
Miss Maude Turner visited at her
uncle's near Charter Oak Friday and
Saturday.
barn dace was given at the Rock
we'll home Saturday night. Those at.
tending report good time.
Mr.. Randolph Zeph. who has been
visiting his sisters Mrs. Fienholdt and
Mrs Shaffer, returned home last week
Miss Mary Healy and neice visited
at Charter Oak Saturday and Sunday
Geo. Malone was Dow City caller
Saturday
Miss Dollie Malone returned to he1
grandmother's in Dow City Friday.
Robert Turner visited at the Samuel
son home Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
GOODRICH NEWS.

Henry Smell and family returned
home to Schaller Monday and Mrs. E.
R. Smell and her sister and Miss Vir-
gil Smell accompanied them for few
days visit.
Louie Grill was over to Deloit Mon
day.
Miss Amelia lessen returned home
Monday after q Few days visit with
relatives in Denison.
Mrs. s. D. Newton was down to
Denison Monday afternoon.
Harry and Bob Anderson and Her.
man Grill were over to Deloit Tuesday
u. S..Dunbar and wife were down
to Denison Monday. Mr.. Dunbar
took down some fine potatoes.
John Taylor and family drove down
to Gene Brogden's Tuesday.
Hannibal Prick and wife are enter
tanning friends this week.
Bonnie Wingrove and wife went to
Arion Tuesday to attend the funeral
of q cousin.
Lightning struck twice at A. D
Winey's Tuesday night, but no dam
age was done.
4 L. F. Norris went down to the coun
ty seat Wednesday.
Claus Dethman was q Deloit caller
Wednesday.
Mrs. s. D. Newton was caller a,
the parsonage Wednesday.
Daniel Frink and wife were visitors
in Goodrich one day last week.
Carl Winey and McNeal shellec
their corn this week, the Anderson
boys doing the work.
Bee Myers was an over Sunday Wis
itor at home.
Isaac Newton spent few days il
Denison this week. ~, ' I. IS 8
Broder Boysen and Willie Grill were
in De1oit Thursday.
Friday evening few Of the rela
tives and friends of Jno. Cose gave
him a little surprise on account of his
18th birthday, and left him nice
willow rocker as reminder Of the
pleasant day. Miss Tessie, his daugh
ter, was assisted by her friend, Miss
A bbie Whey, in serving refreshments
which consisted of ice cream and cake
and fruit. John wandered around the
house dreading the ordeal which he
knew was coming. Dick Brogden anG
lay Myers welded the spanking ma
chine to good effect and all had
hearty good laugh at Johns expense
We left him rocking contentedly II
his new chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, OF Dunlap, ant
Miss Bertha Munsey, Of Dow City, arr
visiting at the Bonnie Wingrove home
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
weeks business visit there.


Mrs. Frank McCracken returned to-
here with Jim McCracken and family.
Mrs. Ale Milligan spent Thursday
and Friday in Manning.
Mrs. Vim. McGiliva Is expected on
Thursday for weeks visit at her
parental home.
i Amiel Reinfeldts attended the car
lnival in Manning Friday.
/ Miss Hattie Burlington and Mr.. AL
fred Weise spent Sunday at the
Cicero Morgan home.
The Guild will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. Geo. Fuller.
The Philathean society will meet
with Mrs. Ael Ivey Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Willis visited
Sunday in the country.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet in
the Presbyterian church Wednesday
afternoon in the Sunday school room.
Chas. Schram, of Sioux City, is here
this week visiting at the parental
home.
Earl Ropp left Monday morning for
Scranton for a visit with his uncle,
John Dyson, and family. ss
John Berkimer accepted q position
as delivery boy at the Kehr depart
Newton McCracken is delivering at
Clint Dyson's store this week.
Clifford Theobald returned from De-
fiance the fore part of the week.
A deal was closed Wednesday where.
by Lem Burlington sold his restaur-
ant stock to Messrs. Marion and How
ard Sutton.
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
the Presbyterian manse in Mitchell,
is. D., occurred the marriage Of Mr..
Eben hue and Miss Minnie Bliven,
both Of this locality. They immedi
ately left for Murdo, s. D., where Mr..
hue has a position there as clerk in
9 store. Both are worthy young peo-
pie Of this community and all here
wish them Joy and happiness ever
Astounding. Mr.. Z. L. Blivens, father
Of the bride, accompanied the young
couple to their home in Murdo. He
returned home Sunday evening.