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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
F1NE RoAp BuILpINe.
Street Department Finishes Stretch on
North Main Street

Work on the new stretch Of perma-
ncnt road extending from Jones Broth
ers shed on North Main street 70 the
city line. was completed yesterday noon.
Competent Judges OF road work. after a
careful examination Of the piece pro-
nounce 1t 10 be one Of the best examples
Of permanent road 10 be found anywhere
IN the state. The work was commenced
six weeks ago and from start 70 finish
nas been carried ont under the direction
Of Street Commissioner Jesse G. De-
Biune. Il IS, therefore, to bis credit that
the construction Of the road has been
brought to such mccessiul finish.
The strip measures $500 feet IN length
and Is an extension Of two other sec
tons. measuring about 400 feet each
thus totaling an approximate length OF
G,l00 feet Of permanent road m one
stretcn. The new roadbed has g width
ef 2 feet, TO conform to that which
had been constructed previous to this
year,
The FIRST step in preparing the old
roadbed for its new dressing was the
work OF suhgrading, With the compile
tinn Of the excavation, an mder-drain-
ing system was introduced. In the I'M
stdllati0n Of this system, between l,2O0
and 1900 feet Of tile and stone chips
were included Macadamizing began as
soon as this was finished, the crushed
stone being packed down solldly with
steam roller having a pressure Of over
Is tons. The average thickness Of the
LAYER Of crushed stone is about seven
inches, although in some places It was
necessary 20 place the covering to q
depth OF nearly a foot.
AS fast as a section was finished, u
was treated to coat Of 40 per cent
asphalt road oil IN addition TO settling
the dust. the oil serves TO bind the
small particles Of stone permanently TO-
eether. Although the value Of oil on
the roads Is unquestioned, Mr. DeBrune
proposes 20 experiment a little with
| tile sire Of the percentage used. In the
next section treated TO the oiling process
so per cent solution Of the mixture
| will be tried out. Should the results
prove 10 Be more satisfactory than that
already used. the remainder will b.
sprinkled with the stronger oil.
0ne.half Of the cost Of the new road
Is borne by the city, while the remainder
Is divided between state aid and a fund
known as the automobile fund. The
expense Of the maeadam amounts 70 ST..
40) ID round numbers, while the cost Of
excavating and subgrading win not ex-
ceed 5000, making 9 total OF $500 i
II now expected that money expended
for Oh and other ncidentals win bring
the cost up 70 $500.
Commissioner DeBruue has already
commenced job Of similar nature on
Washington street, which win be COM
Iplcted it Is hoped, BY fall a gang q
men has begun On the excavation, and
as soon as the curbing can be secured
70 proceed with the work. the subgrad
Ing will be pushed forward as rapidly
as possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
VERMONT PHYSICIAN
Is BEING SOUGHT
Or. Charles H. Bates Of Ludlow Disap-
pearsd In FORD Runabout ard q Ke-
ward of s2s Is offered for a Clue
to His whereabouts.

BOSTON. July 80. The Woods AioilsAn j
detective agency of Boston lla@ sens s. oas
general alarm for Dr Charles 4 Rates
Il Tnalow. Vt, ard IS Offering Ie'
ra,1 II s25 for a clue 70 hls WheFe.
sbo,as The doctor is Described e nv ~
feet two inches IN height, weight 10y
mounds light eempleSioned saElay ~
poo.,s s ,vers nnonstache when last
80 80 ard Quick 81 speech and movement
~ Isft ludlow III Ford runabout
lalo model. makers number 1886, paoS
hoae two seats in rear, Vermont lleens'
9s1 IA the circular sent 70 the ioea
eo'sse 4 IS stated that he may be g
ffarsoariea by woman, about = year
~ y five feet. two inches, weign
oboG l2o pounds, paHid eompleSiol
,igbt brown hair. Blue eyes anu eoo0 y
,tre what the doctor il wanted lof
mot stated in the circular.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
CRAZY MAN
RAN AMUCK
Luigi Restelli Killed Two at
Quincy, Mass.
AND INJURED THREE MORE
His Victims Were Mrs. Rose Restelli,
His Mother and Henry T. Hardwick,
Granite Manufscturer-Latter's
Brother Also Shot.

Quincy, Mass, July S0.--Luigl Restel-
Ii, in a fat Of insanity, yesterday after.
neon shot five people. two Of them fa-
taIly. and then fed to the woods in West
Quincy. Airs Rose Restelii, mother oi
the shooter, and Henry T. Hardwick, a
granite manufacturer, were killed, and
G. Theodore Hardviek, Jaspri Restelli
and Benjamin Bishop were injured
RestelH ran amucS at about 3 o'clock
first shooting bis mother and killing her
instantly. He then turned the weapon
on his brother, Jaspri, wounding him
20 badly that he was taken TO the City
hopital, Bishop was the next victim
ard he was likewise taken to the hos
pital
The craEed man went to the Hard.
wieks granite plant. ostensibly to use
the telephone, but he turned and ieveled
bia revolver ct Henry z. Isrdwick
shooting fiye times and the bullets en-
tering various parts Of the victims body
Death ensued in q few ninuteh G. Il
Hardwiek was next attacked By Restelli
and he was 80 badly hurt thar be was
the third victim 10 be taken to the hos.
pital.
After doing his deadly work Restelh
bounded from the office and started On
the run for the woods at West Quincy
Hundreds 0f men IN The vicinity ol
where the attacks took place armed
themselves with revolver and rifles and
formed a pursuing party.
There was no trace OF Resteli to-day
although hundreds Of men, among them
5a picked shooters of Co X, 5th Masss-
chpsetts. and members Of the metro.
politan and Quincy police are searching
chief Burrel and posse have sur
rounded the North Common district
where Chief Burrell says he expects
Restellis body viii be found The Bos-
ton police think Restelli is hiding trere
In the italian quarter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
: .!T eoMgANy,s TSgsls \ ..lRsE .lRsERaQRBag since
strike Started.

"a Alhans July 80 AL day yesaf
dav tic Central Vermont eIs., ,4h rean.
ginued 10 arrive ard depart VIZ - NV
laritv. It was red letter aa5 sot L.,srs Nv
company, the movement q ifeigae og.r M I
especiaily heavy A freighats were ~ ~
IA ..stla wv sn over the lines the passenger
trains we're promptly On time u, i
Kn important and significant event l,t.e q q
nlaeed MA bv the Grand. Trunk a week NV y
I'LL XII M stes 81 freights are now accepted
for m All points and prompt delivery. y,,,a, / y,
n. .,o.as =. that the system is again equlpptes
Mi 4 ami complement Of help, ana ~ =
sor,niste I'm resumption Of traffic viii p
on ii full by Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
ST. JoHNsBURY.

nisnn 4 WslSius state agent for tne
Nraa. Froland Mutual Life INSURANCE
.a.,,nanv Is in town from MortlsVliie lot
few days. Glover $, Hastings super
',,tsndent Of agencies, has been here lot
the day past. ..4..m ,lsv
a,,Sar rnnnett has been IN Windsor ior
part Of the week on federal eoa''
duties. .....,--;,.Iaw
Miss KAY, Joined Mr.. Kay here tne nlss
n the week. Mr.. Kay has beeh ne
Ear three weeks past, being eniPloyeo
- craftsman in the Fairbanks ecale laS'
=. e2barles Palmer has just returned
fgoIp a summer outing trip to NoItn
Hero Mr.. Palmer closed the regnissf
season here az physical director oI .he
IL Nj G. A. and for thc past few weeks
lbos been with a crowd OF boys q the
state n NJ G. A. camp az North nefe,
IN s. "a remain in town until eepteIh'
her al which time he will take up !
80 years' course In the sprlngIleia
rre;n;no school the better to ht nm
se9 fnr advanced work as !. M. Y a
: ssegata,v. His successor iu -. Joans'
6,rv Mo +. Brown, is already loeatet
here and making plans for his autumn
and winter work.
/. mr.. and Mrs, Robert Mekinnan nav
msf returned from a trip to yaIioW
Z poinf:, ii Canada =
waiter Husband Of Washington y. !. =
Z i spending short vacation among N
+ friends here. 4, - !,
a ~ 4Fsss L.
y aay for a ten days vacation with =
L sisfer IN Petersham, Mass
g Roy calderwood Is expected nome e, =
, dav from Albany. n. y He wll spef
g sunday with his, parents, Mr.. and Nlf
= C. A. Calderwood. a
ns district Attorney Alexander punne
q viii oceupy his camp at Gfeton POI
az for The next few days.
y walter Kellogg is enjoying Xaeatil
srom his dnties in the p0stoihee'
i stopping at his cottage at Joes po
,er : ore of the noticeable improyene.i
ia bont town is the extension q new sl'
galts The east side Of Nam f3l'
I'M from Maple to 2ft Pleasant street
10 ea4irelv new and adds greatly to the
i've traetigeness Of that section o. the
be- iaae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
ACCIDENT AT sHELBURNE.
Mrs. +. @. Millham slid Off Wagon and
Down Bank.

Burlington, july 20 Afrs. L. NJ AF'8.
lam of Eaxt lsy~.si sestsss2t4' s .asr,
J rsistsve I shelbafne slasioh , ~ 81 n met 4
~ antamBia the tram wasn ~
ifuetnu She reined her horse 20 tal
M 81 the read that one wheel shd oh
~ sml,ankment. Although the ye4ie.e
4ss nj tip over. Mrs. Nillham, who Il
large woman. slid from the seat ana
s,sfefned compound fractures q botn
6anss n the right leg and . broken an
| kle. Tie other occupant q wv "@se, -.
/ Jumped and escaped injury ana 'ie III !
did not ram. i. .t..,.,. III
IA blame attaches to Nh NosieF. e
hurried to get Drs Ranks ana l-ali'si
Who attended to the injured women
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
STRIKE ON RUTLAND
STREET RAIL WAY
Few Men Quit and Places Quickly Fires
by Strike Breakers-No Trouble
Up to Eoon-Dtputies In
All Cars.

Rutland, July so,-The threatened
strike Of the street railway motorman
and conductors took pace here to-cay,
on account OF the rsftnal Of the com.
pany to pay higher wages, but is not
general A few men have qgit but their
places were quickly filed with strike
breakers. Deputy sheritfs are stationed
on al the cars. but there was no trou-
bic Up to noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
ARE DRIFTING AWAY
FROM SETTLEMENT
cr.ra Trunk and the Strikers Are Ap-
parently Farther Apart Now Than
they We're at the Start Of
the Strike.

Montreal Que. July Gov Z Mac
,.aasie king minister Of labor, yesief,s :
Ss~ 49, conferred with President Hays q
tfs tSs Grand cram Trunk aud Chairman M'u' y,
sue y IN fbe strikers general committee.
gsJf Rotb sides agree that the prospects. &. iof
,'osa attiement II the strike are not hfigis.,
seVsse'''a, ~. rainss4er of labor viii continue
NJ. SS' efforts w Is bring them together !.
" TEa - stnmbling block appears e be @
~ refusal Of the Grand Irunk e !. s9ke .,l,e
bsek al the men who went out oh ~ sstiss AZ.
M M tbe m jnsistence Of the men that thi' N.
IVA '.ben 81 done as a preliminary 70 afpi
safion % Not only DO they insist o4 a.. q
yis KS men being taken back, but tna
Nav sie shali have their former rights az al.'
nss}tiaus regardless Of any arTaigeiacne men,
tbe company has made sinee the s'''A
began
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
Ready to Arrest Crippen if
He's on Board
LATTER'S BOAT IN MONDAY
Inspector Dew Is Reticcnt, Saying That
He Is Bound to Seerecy--He COM
municates with a Quebec
Official.

Father Point, Que, July 5o.--Inspector
Dew Of Scotland yard arrived yesterday
afternoon from London on the steamer
I.amentic and is awaiting.the steamship
Montrose.
Dew is the Office who made the exam
hlation Of Dr. Hawley II. Crippen's home
IN London, after the disappearance Of
the DOCTORS wife, Belle Elmore. He
piade an appointment to meet Crippen
later, but before the date arrived the
cellar of the Crippen house had un-
snrthed the mutilated remains Of wom-
an and DIR. CriPpen was fugitive, hunt
I'd BY the police Of two continents
Inspector Dew cannot say with certainty
whether the two persons who sailed on
the Montrose from Antwerp on July 20
as John Robinson and John Robinson, ir,
are Crippen and his typist, Ethel lie.
reye. II they are, the man viii be ar
rested by Canadian police now waiting
here, on warrants charging murder, and
the woman viii be ncld as an accessory.
Inspector Dew, under special order,
was permitted 10 land at Father Point,
where no transatlantic steamer had
ever landed bofAre yesterday. The
pilot boat that took Dew of carried
Lhree Canadian police officers and many
reporters and photographers
The inspector proved to be a large
man OF horid face and wearing a long
green ulster, q black derby and an mir
pf impenetrable reserve. He immedi-
ltely dodged the Canadian police oili-
feIs and declined TO discuss the case.
" am sworn to secrecy" he said.
mnnot answer any Of your questions"
The fact that Inspector Dew sought
mt Chief Mccarthy Of the Quebec police
here seems to indicate that the provin
,ial officers and not the dominion au-
.horities will arrest Crippeu, ii he is
aboard the Montrose. When constable
aauvreau 81 Rimouski, five miles south
,aet Of mere, who has been authorized
w the dominion police 70 make the
lrrest, presented his card to Dew, the
bitter waved him aside.
The MontrOse should arrive here Sum
lfv afternoon. She IS due at Quebec
IaTly Monday morning Inspector Dew
ina Chief Mccarthy visited the local
Y reless station last night. to n,eis~ ~'...-
TIE restrictions placed by tna ssT
ED4 ~ sigfAs .ip0n cyHmunlcarloH Mten
eslsnrtrose were regarded The police sas
.f fhe couple aboard the vessel ~ m ho'
WI ,row that they are under suspici,on,
Athat every prccaution is being taken
y heep them ignorant -
I'm 4 complete surprise, inspector DsT ,r
,ya Tic Canadian police hope 70 nIe@s
ie man down and perhaps Obtain
o,,scssion before they reach Quebec
INSPECTOR Dew's disinclination 70 as y
.,ss the case and his aversion Io =
'arters arc very great He eyea tnfea1 &,
~ bar them from boarding "
sontrose The English officer promise
maLe known his plans lust as SOC
IL deemed advisable, but now ne w
,ot Talk OF the case.
Ii nave been worried awfully hy !
,cYtersa he said. He was greatly ~
s,rassed when photographers triea
ste snapshots and became paImieS m
.'bsp the crowd on the pilot boat sci
- athree cheers for Dew"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
srpIKp BREAKERs ARRESTED
FOR infringement Of the immigration
Regulations.

ottawa. ont. July aO.-The imml-
.o s,s fisn department will prosecute six-
.ls sias'9 Grand Trunk strike breakers ar
teen .l i praptford yesterday afternoon
gsNeS ~ ;nefanee Of travelling immlgra-
~ ny ;nsnector Herbert The men en-
elon can canada az Sarnia, ostensably tick
,eIgu tbr6noh to Suspension Bridge. y
" When they got on az Das's,su1s ;.a4.,,ot
he chief Of police there was lnssruts ~ =
"a 10 place them under artes. % ,ot no,.,,la +.
fsingement Of the immigration lssa.s .a.s
lions by entering Caoada .,ar sS'eL s. ia,s ~
s.satsneea s,g.ts The penalty is Sloo hne an
deportation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
DIED SUDDENLY.
George King Of Graniteville Was Asleep
Under Tree at Time.

George King Of Graniteville died sua-
l.4,, gssierdav afternoon at 3 o'clock,
@bilJe ee was asleep under the trees 4
M Nv. ward Mr.. King has been sneleet %
/. w i.asys trouble for some time, and y =
NJ, .',rnossa fbat this was the cause q ms
5pt,, ~ III Was rs years Of age and haa
ae'ssn. sa., resident Of Grauiteyille for some
49, .'a He leaves five sons, Harry q
barre. Jonathan and keune9 . u'Sl''s q
ville Fh of Wiscosin. and hey' Z. Z
KING of Rupert. VI, and one aaogi,iei ss!,,e
Nrs Malcolm McCrey Of Granitevills. !, I.
Tie funeral win be held from nls a,' lss'
homo Monday afternoon at 2iSo oeloeN y.
lin Granitevilie Friends are requesee'
not to send flowers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED.
Pennsylvania Management and Men Gel
Together.

Pittsburg. Pa. July 3o All differ
eneea between the Pennsylvania Rail-
road company and its men on lines
vert Of pittsbarg have been satisfac.
torily adjusted" said General Manager
Peck Of the lines west last night fol-
lowing the nearly three weeks negotia.
tion A new wase scale was signed
which covers techuiealties in working
conditions Of which the men complained.
The basis Of adjustment is practically
the tame as the New York Central
awand with wages slightly higher, ae-
cording to 6. II. sines vice.president
Of tie Order of Railway Irainmen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30

Since the strike vent in effect two
weeks apo. both tile engineers and fire.
men have been averse to hauling trains
over the lines manned By strike break.
ers but they have been compelled to
DO through Their agreements with the
ro0ds, which prohibited strike action on
lheir part
The agreement expires at midnight
on July 81 and It is expected that the
members of both brothefhoods will quit
their posts rather than continue 70 draw
traias manned by She non-auion men
who have been brought from an over
the country to take the places Of the
striking trainmen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
CAPITALIZED AT s3o,ooo,ooo.
limited Light & Railway CO. Inc0rp0fat
ed In Maine.

Augusta, Me-, July 3O.-A certiuea'e
Of incorporation filed with the secretary
i State Yesterday in behalf Of the
rrnited Light & Railway company speel.
eea capital Of $sOooooo9 par yalne
sloo. with nothing paid in. The fee =
~ state IS ss005, and this IS the largest
Maine corporation organized in Maine y
1 two years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
WEST BERLIN MAN HAD
$500 IN HIS POCKET
Man Arrested for Intoxeation In Glou-
oester, Mass, Gave His Name as
George F. Parsons, a Granite
Polisher.

Glouehester, Nhss., July 30.--George
f. Parsons, a granite polisher Of Wees
Berlin, w., came 70 town two days ago
for a good time. He left little boy
which he had with him at Bay View.
Thursday afternoon he was found in
the doorway Of the court building on
Duncan street unable to care for him
self. When searched he had S5oS in his
pockets lie was arraigned charged with
drunkenness and his case was continued
until to-day until further particulars
are received.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
BROKE ENGINEERS NECK.
Another Man Seriously Injured Wheh
Heavy Boom Fell

pouehkeepsie. n. y, July 3o.-Ihe .le
.nra Il j heavy derrick, used On the
uoui4 rnction work Of the Garner PRINT
gel'gsl ,,.a,sss aud bIeachery at Wapping,erss =
Tons oIs broke Yesterday morning ana ieil
a' Tsnes Henderson, who was running .
Y ,a;stinc engine. breaking his neck ana
killing him Instantly Y r. Il esl., n,eer -,
general manager OF the wofks, . = ato,ga nv
E% IL. who was standing near at w w
time was pinned under e pleee ss,3,,. q n.
grecxage and seriously, i not iatafy
injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
FATAL LAUNCH ACCIDENT.
rwo Drowned when Government Boat
Capsized.

savannah. Ca, July 30.--At least Two
nersoas we're drowned and several others
o5 narrow escapes from death when q
o,'ore4 ,,e@ launch. owned by the govern
ment and used by the soldiers az -. ~ !
screven was sunk IN Lazs.eeeo ei4s'
nsar the fort late Yesterday
The dead are ..,,a~-. oorns
Sergeant Oliver, coast artillery corps Z,
IA fbe six-year-old son OF sergean'
! Drake
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
n1rD FROM APoPLExY.
c;.como MaInati, Resident Of Barre for
IL Years, Died Last Night.

eiaeono Malutai died at hls nome
100 smith street, at o'clock lay even VS..
Inv of apoplexy. He wag born Y Nlg
-, .s5; Itgv. u years ago. Tie ealrs
i hi tLis conntrv 20 years ago and ioI
81 ~ nast II years has heen a resident
W. II ParTs DIV He leaves one sen and twe
3a,,abtera n this city Adolpho Malnot
NJ M,s d snsena and Mrs. Frank Maria
.rbo III general viii be held from the nous
Srndav sn afternoon at 2:80 o'clock IN
;nternieut viii be in Hope cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
CAR JUMPED TRACK
And Made Excitement for a Big Load
Of Passengers Last Night.

An electric car full of Barrsites. who
.... ,..a 's-e9 z.ss- entnei0z ia aAaeqsfe Buiif
~ .park last night on the rc-
RI fen The car left tlo tracks
see was iriured, though few woiiis .l 4
a's MI tba front 81 the Ear were thrown
$3.50 s. thsir seats ard one man injured
Ms hand by raspmg y barsed VIZ ,.
gsnee as he got of The ear. fsaa VA
l. eao II the car gone an equal as
ssree r.,. ;n tbe opposite direction, the story
.,,ia ss bare been different, as there Y
bsab hank there aud the river below
Nv ,geodworS on the front ct the eai
- -, sn,interea and the car was takss
4s tha ear barns for repairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
4 Conservative Method.

owben YOU make speech, you never
tau - - anvthing we didn't know sad
the constituent. e.robn,o
sThe idea in addressing tise PeePae 5e, : CIV.
express their own ideas. hss ,,,sy ,,,ss Is.
vou credit for being smart M n1aas as;ae. -
esnse ven agree with them. ~ ashiis
ton Star
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
TOOK POISON AND DIED.
Remington Man Had Been Deap0nsent
Recently

Remington, July SQ-Jonh ,.,,,it9ea Los,e'el
,and about 50 wears Of age, eollhias.s'i la.aaf
sriciae az his home on Inion sslgss ,a,;s
Tb,rsday evening by drinking ea5o9l,S iai sag
aa;5 III had been in poor healtn ~
o,n, soraa time nd despondeney is given y
'AT ae s'i,ss leaves q widow and two young 5s,ll
.,il5ren The family had been re.qaess.
y bennington less than year eo.pims .,i.,
e l3'iS,,,,s fea,a splnton where Lookn,ane
hgs l,g been employed al the Robin 1905
Hc was a brother-iu-law q pE !, & &
- Who came 10 Bennington about wv
yesrs ago from Btandon'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
GERMAN AUTO VICTIMS 1874.
those Injured During Past Year Nunbe'
2.945.

washington. D. G., July so.-one hun,
,-sa an3 nipetv- four persons were killed
- ~ s045 injured BY automobiles IN
Germany during the year Wnleh rt.l.s.,i 49,
September So l9oa, according 70 : r,ssq r'ts
sfpteu Consul William }. Pike o1 nsnl
germany, in a report e the state ,s',.- 9s
nsrtment. IN the city district oi seitlL err
tFere were 543 injuries and 80 deaths
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
BELIEvE STRIKE LIKELY.
~ Epuineers and Firemen on G I.
and c. V. Railroads.

concord. \. H., July SO--Is - 3 9l''
.,aos1Sl 0o,,S opinion among well iniorme, % e,
EN-. iis..aa men in this city and along th'
I.sli'ossu i. ss ~ goston s Maine road, ina.
nc 80 =. W situation on the Central Yer
.lis -s s'',,as aad Grand Trunk roads will .
III. III 1,g eDmpHcated By the going out Q
the engineers and hreneh - asnnsap ~
,,Iop of bath corporations on Niona@s'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
self.anDointed Nemesis.

.r'm AFRAID something is gong 70
,aupen to that young man who IS Io'N
hg the hoatP s Corn.
aYoung LADY, replied farmer NoIn- ,
,.s.el slyou'rc prophecies. I've been
stfin' here on the shore win tn'' m
sree uieket in my stout right hand : :
Sske sure sornethin happens 70 hin
81 as soon as he lands" Washins'Oi
tar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
4, Echo from Africa.

The Sunday school lesson was reie-
t..a - Daniel in the lions den.
tive ~ - .st fabnnvs said the teacher,
what a. Great man was in the lions den ~
ere .i19oossvelta was the prompt put IN
expseted reply-chicsgo Tribune
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
FARMER IN BANKRUPTCY.
vullism L. switser Of Norwloh mas
Debts Of s4se4

Rstland. July 90 William Y swa1ssf ..
isSsi-,,5 Xo.a,;eb farmer, has aled q petl-
Tion n bankruptcy with Clerk + ~ 81
plaft Of tie United states eoall' ii,l Y
1;alss4iss srs s4564 and be has aseets q
ssls of which $40 is exempt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30

The store ); II. J. Day & Go. in
p;nton was entered lust week Tuesday
night and SIS in cash was taken y
: not known that any goods were so
while it IS not certain who broke
i Il Is thought that it was some resi-
dent Of the place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
WILL BUILD RESERVOIR.
East Barre Gives Contract to E. n NOT
mandeau Of This City.

F n Normandeau Of this city has
i,ar awarded the contract 70 erect the
~, for tbe new reservoir for the VII
49, u Fast Barre The reservoir y 70
" ,,;it inst below the old one and Will
~ ~ I larger capacity It win be put
In At an expense Of between soiuVv ~i.''
$4,000. Mr., Normandeau wlli stare W,
aro tions pn the dam next Iuesaay