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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
BARRE CITIZENS OUT
FOR NEW HOTEL
Project to Be Undertaken, and Mer-
chants Association Endorses It BY
Voting to Employ 1. A, Reed,
Town Booster.

Believing that Barre offers one Of the
best openings for 4 hotel III New Eng.
land, 4. A. Reed, a town Booster" from
Denver, Col, Is to undertake the promo,
lion Of such a project in Barre as well
as making an effort to arouse the city
to some Of lis other neglected opportuni-
ties. Mr. Reed is man Of extensive
experience til town boosting. and he feels
that he can show To Barre citizens that
d first-class hotel can be secured, meet
ing all the requirements of d growing
city. Mr.. Reed appeared before the Mef-
chants association last evening and ex-
planned to them his purpose. The meet
ing grew enthusiastic under his wide
awake talk and voted unanimously to en-
gage him to do some promotion work
for that organization and also to take
hold Of the hotel project Tonight he
Is to appear before the directors Of the
board OF trade and explain his plan Of
work, and be expects to arrange to
appear before the Granite Manufacturers
association
Mr.. Reed is q very wide-awake young
man. with plenty of confidence and a
western breeziness that is very taking
and fl IS expected he VIII Be able to
accomplish a number Of things to en-.
thuse and improve the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
How one House Is Protectea.

"There is a house in the Middle West
whore a simple but effective lire-hghtine
system is installed says Charles r.
Barnes in Womans Home Companion
for May "The house has a basement
and three floors On the third floor
four tin pals filed with water are
placed inoonspicuouslv in positions
known To every member Of the house
hold There IS water-pipe to that
floor, and TO it hose IS connected
Every room can be reached BY this
hose. Should a fire break out, there
would be four pailfuls Of water ready
to throw against il while the faucet
was being turned on TO make the hose
effective The same idea prevails on
the second floor, the water-pails being
located 10 closets and under window
seats. On the ground door the three are
more pals and more hose.
"The family also maintains spas
modic fre-drill which, while It "a of q
heIterskelter nature, would prove none
the less effective III order to test it,
an unbeliering uncle built q smudee in
coal-huesst down ia the basement
Just before dinner one evening. and then
awaited results They were not long
in coming Somebody smelled smoke,
and the next instant all hands were
tracing IL When il was finally located
in the basement the head Of the house
was plunglng into it with the first.
floor hose the two daughters were on
hand with pailfnls of water. The son
was poking the outdoor hose through
a window, while the mother had ina
start at getting the dre department on
the telephone Had that alarm been
a real one, the FIRE would have had no
chance at sll
~This house has no 6re-esoapes on
outside walls, there are stout ropes on
each Of the two upper floors that are
long enough TO reach from a window to
The ground The one on the third floor
is in the room ef servant, who IS
the only occupant Of that door. Should
a fire break out, and she be cut on from
escape BY way Of the stairs. she would
not have TO wait the arrival OF the
department. with ladders"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
FLAMES THREATENED
ENTIRE VILLAGE
North Walpole, N. H. Scene Of a
Big Blaze Last Night Bellows
Falls Had to Send Entire
Department

Bellows Falls May 4.-The largest
fire North WaIp6le las had for years
broke ont last night about $3.50 in the
wholesale bakery Of William Duffy, on
Center street IN the most thickly p0pu.
lated section Of the town North Wall
pple has only a small department and
the FIRE was soon beyond control
This town was called npon for aid
and the entire department was finally
sent, The hanes spread 10 The grocery
store adjoining, thence To the tenement
house 0f Patrick Ratehford, which was
wiped out Daniel Connors house
caught several times. but strenuous ef-
forts saved the building.
The fire then Jumped across the street
TO the houses d Jerry Woof and Rob-
erl Howard hnt owing 70 a slight
shift Of the wind and = heavy rain,
both were saved
William Duffy was asleep over bis
store aud Was awakened. escaping with
IA little box 81 books. His loss win he
about $4,000 and he X insured for ss,.
a0o Tie house of Patrick Ratchiard
at $500, was insured for sli00 a
large icehonse. bakery and barn in tie
square vas burned II had no insur.
aneo
The entire damage win approximate
$4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
TAFT CONDEMNED
BY THE REGULARS
Think He Should Stay in washington
Looking After Railroad Bill-He
May Veto It if Too Much
Changed.

Washington, D. g, May /. TIE regu-
lars are furious over President Taft's
junketing, while the insurgents are shoot.
ing his railroad bin fun Of holes. They
threaten 10 read the riot act to him when
be returns home He VIII be told MS
share in party responsibility and that,
if party bills are to be passed, he had
better stay at home and fight for them.
They viii try to impress upon him that
the ptppie win hol3 the president and
the Republican majority not the insuF
gents, responsible for the results.
Senator LaFollette hall predicted that
the stock and bond regulations of the
Taft Elkins railroad bill viii follow tie
two sections eliminated yesterday. These
sections are pretense. 0stensiblv they
are intended to regulate the stock and
bond issue and prevent over capitaliza
tion a. a matter 81 fact tBfy are in-
tended to make possible the further wa.
tering Of the stocks Of the reads, ne
says.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
IUNATIcs CAPTURED.
Had Escaped from Danvers, Mass, One
Of Them Murderer.

Manchester, Y. r., May 1.-Two lun-
atics from the Danvers, Mass. asY
lum for the insane were picked up on
the streets of Manchester last even
ing. and are held FOX the hospital of.
fieials The two men were apprehended
at the transfer station, Elm street. hv
policeman Charles Il Wood TIE
lunatics broke cut Of the Dsnvprs asy-
lum the night before last One Of them
was a murderer
The asylum authorities notified ths
various cities in New England Of the
escapes, among them Manchester, and
as one Of the men originally came from
Lawrence, it was Thought that they
might have wandered in the direction
Of that city and pushed further north.
The suspicious Of the Danyers people
were correct
Young Van HuskirR was committed
to the institution about eight months
ago, following his conviction as the
murderer Of Mrs Catherine Grey. an
aged shop keeper in Lawrence. The
crime was brutal one. the aged won.
an being horribly beaten and mangled
BY q club The boy confessed and
was adiudged insane. The hospital an.
thorities say he had improved consider
ably since he was sent there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
SHOWS MlSS0URIANS
HOW HE CAN EAT
President Taft Breakfasts With Com
mereiai Club, Lunches With Bus
ness Mems League and VIII
Dine with Traffic Club.

G. Topis Afo Ma, prsef4s,t ~ ~
ar,;g.d n tlts .it, this ,,asaiaa 4is
| 6sd brsstfost wSb tto ramrsaro;sl j
sinh ard tkcn .a5,ossea ttA ss,ne,s,
eonyentian Istos M bsa i,nsl w,th
fba pnaisssa Nsr,s i.sg,a Tbie aft.
erron Nv cill WAN boib Fbe tsas4,e basa.
IbalI par-s and this eyenina Wilt afee
with nv T,of5e clnb
apaying Nam aEae fron was ahinoten
fer saYerel asrs Ami k,a,s So bo,,
thipes stand en abe railfoaa INF wben
] return however Min inat over INA
whole bill. in which chance have beon
ma9s 1ys ers si,bsr ta go .at;s
factory railroad Mn 81 nsne 81 alip
President TAI TO-DAY tbus diseessss bjs
bet railroad bill which * heino sfran0iad
~ nv iespraept. N tbe asFifal op8 iat3.
mated strongly hat N n8gbt yeta III n
ths feafnres wbi,.b NJ sogs ;,asrs ssss.tiat
are klliea
Cincinnati Nav A-pre4iaapt TAFT
woupa un aay If renewino ol9 a..
aeaua intsnees ~ annsarins hegage an -.
fhnsiasfie throng e tse ena.ias. "a AZ,
einnates ANIMAL Ma mi,siesl fssfi,st
llasf nigbt 81 tho dsdica IN 81 ! hero;c
sfst,,s ~ Thea1oro T't,,,,ss a.. ~
dnefar ~ tho festivale spd formasly
head oF the Cbiesuo orehesfra
Having respeeied tfe nresisentss
wishes that III M traataa j ee5tizer
Fl Clneinnatip all say tbe nphH. toolg
fall aayarteg. IN M. snaesra.n. $50 M ~
niehf N seeisip, o;5 Il XIV esisf 49,.
|uf3ve ~ tbe nstion faef.ya II
trpmnots nsbered NV nrasi5ent an az
stage Int nv notes ~ ~ instrnrnsnts
were drowned NJ the sbo,fine ssrls,,ss
- the tbonaanfs VINO bo5 i;stdaes b.
lie strains ~ Hsn5ei's aT,5as No.
bens
4 eborps ~ 500 vososs basl,oa ~. an
immansa organ ana Nv fb;sss.. orshss
~ sang ~ Tibert,. . WA - s,,a,,e,t
N KS s0o boys vc3oss ebsn ~ sbsr,,s
ae.e nv cosa,.-; ..' ua.n W.. - WV 49, VIZ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
VERGENNES
MAN FOUND
He Was Wandering Near
BrOOkline, N. H.
CLAD in UNDERGRADUATES
Gave Name Of W. Il. Miller. and He wal
Taken to tie Vermont city Yes
terday-He Had Been III with
Grippe,

Milford N III May a.-The select.
men 81 Brookline n. IT., have succeed
ed il locating the home Of man VINO
was found clad only N his undergar
meuts near the icehouse and who Is
believed to be partly demented Upon
being questioned he said his name was
W II Miller. Further inquiry elected
the information that he has relatives
in Leomlnster, Mass. and selectman
Harry Marshall finally located his home
in Vergcnnes VT where he took him
yesterday II was ascertained that Mr..
Miller had recently suffered 4 severe att
tack 81 the grippe and it had left
him temporarily mind weak
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
WILLIAMsToWN.

The sixth and last entertainment IN
the course given hy the Village Improve.
ment society win Be held Thursday even
ing, May s, III the grange hall The
following program viii be given;
Orchestra. selected
Solo "A May Morning" Denya, Mrs.
G. r. Scott
Lecture, Theodore Roosevelt: His In
fluence on American ideals" Rev E. C.
Dovney.
Duet. Passage Birds Farewell Hil-
dach 8drs. G. r. Scott and Mrs. W B.
Jones.
solo. Spanish Gypsies,p Watson Miss
Blanche A. Nixon
Cornet solo. Columbia" Robinson,
William &. Randall
Sole, la1 sAn Open Secret Woodman,
tbl Good Night Little Girl, Good
Night, Maey, Mrs. G. r Scott.
Orchestra, selected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
Roosevelt And Family Went
TO Norway Today
ANOTHER CHEERING CROWD
Afterwards King HaalSon and Queen
Maud Lunched with the Americans
at the American Embassy
in Christiania.

Christians, Norway, May 4,Kin1
Haakon and Queen Maud were the first
To greet the Roosevelts when they ar
rived at noon to-day from Copenhagen
The streets from the station 70 thf
palace were packed With cheering
crowds. The Roosevelts and king an5
queen lunched at the American embassy
Tonight occurs the state dinner
Roosevelt makes the Nobel peace prize
address to-morrow afternoon at the Ma
tional theatre
Copenhagen, May i--Mr. Roosevelt
left here at $3.50 last night for Chris.
tiania. An enormous crowd gathered Al
the station to bid farewell to the Roose,
velts.
Mr. Roosevelt received two loving cups
one bearing the Danish coatof arms and
the other the American arms and alsg
found plaques from the royal porcelain
works, upon which were pictured several
wild beasts. n making the presentation
the manager Of the works told Mr. Roose.
welt that they were wild beasts OF Africa
Mr.. Roosevelt accepted the plaques and
while examining the figure Of an Gle.
phant looked up suddenly and said;
This il not an African elephant"
That Is quite true repheu the man
sger. These plaques were made sps Sl
W We have no study of African ele.
plants. and SO we used Asiatic"
The municipality gave a dinner at thg
city hall in honor Of the ex-president
which was attended by 250 leading mer
of the city. The lord mayor presided
and all the members Of the cabinet wer,
present The mayor proposed the health
Of the guest Of honor in English, and ths
company eheered enthusiastically, as he
ccncluded long live Roosevelt!"
Alr Roosevelt was oheered when he left
the dinner By q great crowd that had
gathered outside the city hail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
SPENCER A WITNESS.
springheld's Confessed Murderer Before
Grand Jury.

Springfield Macs, Mag 4. Bertram G.
Spencer charged with the murder Of
Miss Martha 3. Blackstone a Springfield
school teacher. who was killed In burg
larry at the home Of Mrs Sarah ]. Dow,
on Round lill, the night Of March 81, ap-
peared before the grand jury yesterday
for examination
Three witnesses had been summoned
bY the commonwealth, Miss Lucy J. Dow.
Capt. ]. III Boyle Of the detective bureau,
and Dr. +. A. Bates, the medical exam
ner
Miss Dow's knowledge Of the oireum-
stances leading up to the shooting and
the Identification of the articles taken
from the Dow home and afterward found
in Speneer's possession made her story
important in the case Capt Boyle re-
esiHea the confession Of Spencer to the
shooting and to committing many burg
laries Dr. Bates was not called yester
dar.
It Is expected that the grand Jury viii
report Thursday In The event 9f an in-
dirtment being found against Spencer, 1T
Is announced that the case will Be heard
in September
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
F. H. ANDRUS RESIGNS
WITH ELECTRIC ROAD


Fred n. Andrus has Resigned as super
iutsudeut Of the Barre & Montpelier
Traction G Power company, after over
eight years service. and has gone TO
Burlington 10 become superintendent Of
the municipal lighting plant, there to
succeed Charles w. Tas4art, resigned.
Sc assumed his new position to-day.
having moved from bis home On the
Montpelier road President Cory Of the
electric railroad stated that tie company
has not vet made a selection ii successor
to Mr. Andrus and would probably defer
THAT action until the time of the annual
meeting IN July. Until that time the
position viii be filled by Morris Dooley,
vino has been acting superintendent dur.
ing Supt Audrus absence. neeessitated
hy Mrs Andrus illness
Mr. Dooley came 10 the Barre & Mont
pslief = & r. company last July. from
the Consolidated lines II Massachusetts.
where ht asiaea pna experience. Tie
5aa been ASSISTING Mr. AHdrns in tile
superirtendency oi the road since com
ine here Iie Is considered an allsround
man ID the electric railroad business.
being able e superntend repairs q well
as to operate the railroad
The resignation 81 SIR Audrus was
largely because Of his wife's ID health
5if. and Mrs. Andrus came here from
Burlington, whore he was for a time SUI
perintendert OF the Military Post electric
lire then under charge of J, J. Flynn.
He came there from Minneapolis When
Mr. Flynn and M Humphrey ol Bur
lington took hold Of Gle intereity line
here, they brought Mr. Andrts to super
intend IL, and when THE road Was pur
chased by the present owners he was re
mnea 10 the saIne capacity Mr Andrns
Il 4 hard worker ard has done well with
the Barre and Montpelier road. The
hest wishes Of many friends II Barre and
Montpelier 90 with him 20 his new work,
aud also with Mrs. Andrus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
NEARLY OVERTURNED CAR
When Automobile coIlided With 1t At
Brockton.

Brockton, Mass, May Crashing
into northbound Milton electric car,
at North Main street and Milton
avenue late yesterday an automobile
containing five persons was wrecked
and an Of the occupants bruised and
badly shaken up
The auto WAS driven by Clarence Mul-
lligan Of Boston and contained b H
Kendrick Mrs J. Frank Dimmonck,
Miss Georgia Dimmoek and Master Dav-
id Dimmoek l0 all of pocasset, who
were Oh their way from Boston TO
Pocaaset.
Young Dimmoek WIS thrown out Of
the car and landed on the ground sew
eral feet away, but escaped serious in
Jury The other occupants chung to
their seats until the electric car stopped
Mrs Dtmmock became hYsterieal but
was later able TO accompany the rest
of the party TO Poeasset in hired
auto
Chauffeur Mulligan declares that a
break in the steering gear, causing him
to lose control Of the auto, was re-
sppnsible for the accident The Milton
car was nearly overturned hy The inn
pact
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
MoNTpELIER MAN ELEcrrp
w. +. Dewey vice-President General Of
National S. of A. r.

Toledo, O., May a The following Of
fcers we're elected at the annual con-
yention Of the national society Of the
Sons Of the American Revolution, which
ctosed yesterday: President general,
William Allen Marble OF New York;
vice presidents general. Col Al. j Moore
and Baltimore, VI Z Dewey Of Mont
peler, VT, S. T. Bliss of Chicago. r.
q Ballard Tbnrston Of Louisville x, N.
Silnms Of San Francisco; secretary
general and register general, A. Howard
Clark Of Washington; treasurer general,
John II Burroughs Of New York; his-
general, Daniel T. Pierson Of
Orange. n r.; chaplain general, Rev.
John NJ Stone, D D., Of Chicago
Louisville and San Francisco want the
next convention, but the matter was
left to the board Of trustees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
PLAYWRIGHT ARRESTED.
George Bronson Howard Charged with
Jumping Ban Bond.

Baltimore, Nd. MBv ( George Bron-
son Howard author ard playwright of
New York. was arrested at The home Of
relatives here yesterday and IL held for
the New York authorities, who charge
him with jumping D bail bond and carry.
ing q concealed weapon.
Howard was arrested IN New York
last summer on the charge Of assaulting
an actress. but this charge was dismissed
and another entered against him Of car
rying concealed weapon lie was ad-
mitted 10 bail. but when the case was
called 81 aid not appear, having left for
Paris whers be remained nntil q few
weeks ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
HURLED THROUGH ROOF.
Tive Killed BY Explosion Of Benzine.
A Score Injured.

Philadelphia May 1.-Two men were
instantly killed, another was horribly
maHRIed and a seere Of others were
seriously burned here Yesterday. when
a 2000-gallon tank Of benzine exploded
ID the extracting house Of the NJ. Z.
Slsoemaker eompaHys fertilizer plant.
Oh East yensngo street and the Della,
ware river.
Wilson Lloyd aged AZ years. and
Frederick Sehumann. 2 were the ony
persons il tile extracting house when
the tank exploded Both were hurled
through the roof Lloyd fen back into
the blazing structure and perished n
the flames. Schumann, who was found
living on the river bank hundred yards
away. had leg and arm torn OF ard
was frightfuily burned He cannot re-
cover. Francis Carney, 6s years old
was fatally bufne by a shower Of bla1
ing oil and died later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
GREEN-wEBsrER.
Barre Young Woman Bride Of FItchburg,
Mass, Man.

Miss Leah F. Webster, daughter Of
Burt G. Webster, and Arthur N Green 81
Fitehblng, Mass, were united III mar
riape at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
at the brides home, 38 South Aain
street. The ceremony was performed hy
Rev Edward g Downey, pastor of the
Uniyersalist church, ia the presence Of
enly the relatives Of the couple Mr. and
Mrs. Green left on the 5.A5 train for q
brief trip il northern Vermont, after
which they viii reside III Fitchbarg,
where the groom is employed as a ma
chiuist For the past two years. the
bride has been in the hospital at St.
Adams. studying 70 be nurse The
many friends Of the young couple viii
ioin n wishing them happiness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
sIxrH pAsroR TNsrALEED.
United Presbyterian Church at Barnet
Is 10 Years Old

Barnet. May 4 Yesterday was an
important day in the history Of the
local United Presbyterian church. wnen
the sixth minister since its Institution,
100 years ago, was installed. The new
pastor IS tie Rev W. j. Hawk. who
comes from Waitsburg Wash The ex-
ercises were under the inspection Of the
Vermont Presbytery, which met in an-
nual session at that time
The Rev y. q earvin IF East Crafts
bury preached the installation sermon
ana presided over the exercises, the Rev.
q. a. AfcISrahan Of Ryegate delivered the
charge to the pastor and the Rev w
a. Pollock Of East Byegate delivered
the charge to the people
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
IpENTIFYINa vIcrIM.
Man Burned to Death in swanton Was
Perhaps John Monahan.

Swanton, May fFrom The evidence
now at hand i Is quite certain that the
man who was burned IL the fire here
Monday night Is John Aionahan Of East
Fairfield. States Attorney Elmer Iohn-
son and the town authorities are At work
trying to solve the mystery concerning
bis death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
acALIFoRNIA sIRLsa
Came to Town To-day to Show Bars
Some New Twirls.

About a dozen California Girls 50
called, together with enough men 70
make the usual burlesque company, ar
rived n town this morning from 81 Al
bans where they presented their per-
Torrance last night. The "GirisH evil
IDENTIFY thought they were going to play
at the Barre opera house this evening;
but Manager Hoban announced yesterday
That he had Cancelled The date with them,
50 there was some doubt about their
playing here tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
wHITE VII sN0W.
-Four Inches Fell 10 Mountains Of West
jay Today.

Richford May 4 Heavy rains here
during the past two days have raised
the water in the Aissisquoi river 50 that
1t is overflowing its banks. This morn.
ing the mountains we're white with snow
and in West Jay il is reported that there
are four inches Of snow upon the noun.
tains.
St. Albans, May e. The mercury was
down near the freezing point here this
morning and the hills il the vicinity Of
the city are white with snow, two inches
deep.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04

Peary Addresses Royal Geographical So
ciety and VIII Receive Medal.

London, May AIN Royal Albert
hall tonight Commander Robert p
Peary viii address the s500 members Of
Royal Geographical society More than
10000 tickets have been sold Major
Leonard Darwin the president, will
give peary gold medal FOR the great
est scientific distinction
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
wIrH He'd In BROOK.
Nruesome Tind BY Little Girls at GrOton,
Mass.

Groton, Mass, May Alt was a grue-
some find that two 4ttle girls made yes
terday on the bank Of Malpus brook
when they discovered the body Of a man
lying across 3 log with the head in The
water. The threat was qashed, the cut
apparently being the cause of death
Later the bods was identified as that of
James Walker, 80 years ola, who had
been missing from BIZ home ID Lancaster
for two weeks. The case Is believed to
hs ens Of suicide,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
STRUCK By LIGHTNING.
Part Of Slate Working Plant at Pouit-
ney Destroyed ~ Fire.

NtY UE1FtpIEI " tITt.
Poultner. May The trnmwav saed
at the slate quarry III Auld Il C0nner
pt South poHltner was struck hy light
ming about o'clock last evening and
tlsis building together with tie slate
stea was burned % the ground The
buildings were eail 700 fert long and
the stone sheds contained large
amount Of roofing slate The loss IS
estimated about $4,000, partially covered
by Insurance About 60 men. principal.
~ slate trimmers, VIII te thrown out
Of work until new buildings can be
built.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
REVOLT GAINS IMPETUS.

Famou chieftain, with 10000 Men, Joins
Albanian Forees-Hunareds Wounded
Belgrade, May The Albanian re-
volt has gained big impetus by the
joining Of Issa Coulatinatz, famous
chieftain, and l0000 men, Hundreds
were wounded and Turkish soldiers are
being sent 70 the rear, through Uskub.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
AUTO HIT a POLE
And One Bridgeport, Conn., Man Was
Killed and Another Badly Hurt

Bridgeport, Conn May 8 Joseph
0'nren, prominent architect was
killed and Henry Reilly manager Of
the Stratford iun was badly injured
when their automobile struck tele-
graph pole in Milford early this morn
ing