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THE BAKHE DAILY TI31ES, SEPT. -3, iHUb.
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u MtwuM'li n- vKvi.tt, awi v surtwt, rvsiful.
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tas- tn Diwivftirt. l.y . ln4.viv ir rrvl f J.
Vo ;.. L.i,el. It iuU'yv McmU If Good
THREE DEAD IN BATTLE.
.
lumbers of the Pennsylvania, Conatabu
Ury Shot Down in Riot. "
PunvMitv ncy. Pa., Sept.: 4. --Two
members of t'm state i'iift,iilulitry dead,
op.e dyillJJ, llltd tvr others wounded is
tho result of a riot with Italians at
3 hire nee. seven miloa from hero. One
cf the Italians in dead, another Is alight
J,v vtaumlcl. and two mo under arrest,
white the bouse in which the rioters
li.tuicoh-d tioiuolves is a wrock from
dynamite used by tlic troop to dislodge
the rioter.-,. The thud:
Private rTotii! Henry of- Philadelphia,
htt through the beat t.
Private l-rum-is Vnhriniror of Consho
liwken, IhkIv riddled with bullets, and
iectied iuit, Wt'vi thn hotists fort was
(". ro
. Uuldontitird llaliuu shot through the
llt-ilil. . "
, I hi's seriously wounded: .,
Private Homer C. Chmnher of Roches-
tor, Pa., idiot through tho head nrttl body,
Lavisv: rive wound, mostly buckshot.
The less seriously wounded:
Private William A. Mullen of Harris-
line, l!.t through do right foot.
In'oiijj' Felitky, ed Iwelve, son of
n rioter, shut through the lejr.
Sejjreant Joseph lo;an of Dubois, who
vas at itr-t Yepoi ted among the injured
and w!iom attempt to make an arro.it
led to the battle, was not hint.
Mnlte.t put a ff' buksliot tbrough hi
jiniu f,:t. Cliintilvrs . rewivrd five
si.tit, thr in hU vhfet, and two on the
i M M.lt of hi" hrd.
wa iv.ujjltt ly hi- wnttvlw nd nt
lo t'ie i.uxpitnt. Wstcrday morning it
w,.i x;,tt,l that h wa rting well,
KitMooU hciotixly injtired.
fiUvt-ti Mnie trooper were sent to
tl'.f St'('l
l.oj: t went t I'lorentv Sunday after
r. to rtriet an Italian chnrpn) wiilt
I'lm-ter. - . '
litead ?f rapttirinji tbt n Ioir!!
tried nr;rt turt others who were
tiytitii:, lie went intn the houe where
the tnen Imnrded and an ltnliitit tried
!.! liim with fttietto. nd he
lmttis hi wy frwui the hmie he wa
tired tipon. He tttrntvl ttnd emptied his
revolver into the doorway . then nut.
1?e!p w ntuntnoned froin the ntate
etssutt jhttlrtry headpiai ter- here and the
tropers were sent to his aid. As they
noprouhed the hmi they were ivd up
on fivm linot everv window, t'ritaH;
lleitry (ell ded with bullet throncH
the 1. it. The other r(reted, lutt
Chamber and Mullen ruhe( up t
lit'ttif! lik their rtimrade, not krowin
be w dead. Mullen ptrt a ( bmt
shot thuugh hi liUi foot.
SOUTH BAR RE.
Key Ppebarm ha jrmte to Mooer,
New " York, t ?iil friends and rela
tive. t.e tjf Adsms baa Btiiched filiinjj bi
ilo.
Jjee IXinnhue went fa NmrUtiekl tun
day a short visit. ;.
.ku --4Kb- - j.eav '- Ja .
ill i ii a 1 llrl r
1 t -j a a m 1 1 b a t 1 b. J
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Spices That , avor
With the use of the smallest amount of spice. That's
the kind we keep. Ever) spice is tested for strength
and Purity. .We have Allspice, Nutmeg, Mace,
White Pepper, Black Pepper, GingerCinnamon,
Cloves and Pimento.
Try Oar Pure Spice when Preserving and Pickling.
E. A. DROWN,
Prescription Druggist,
48 No. Main St., Opp. Nat'l DanK.
3
Insect Powder That Kills
U you nt satisfying Insect Powder you must purchase the
kind mSe from the hif epeneJ btjJs of t specie of cbamo
tttle jjrr.wn in Pahiu'Ja. This powder w jrror-er a.nJ of jrejtcr
kJ3sr-g power than any other. The brand we hane'e h thn lir.i and
we irv it to e reliab'e, have ut rrt-cived a new kt r;f.t
from the importers. It costs ou no more than ether i:;eci pow
ders nJ being rorser it goes much fanher. 5c oz. lie 1-4 lb. j
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C. H. Kendrick & Co.,
54 North Main Street, Barre, U. ' PHARMACtSTS
M11mM Bckt, SIA and Rti. '
Your Prescription
1 .cks half its va!ue wltea ;nxr d.fiti are used, and it nuy fce asS of
ks vi!i.e if it is care.".e5'y ii?en$-A In fact it
May Do You Harm
I Va your precr.y?on where joa
de --e ts.sftsei by cctnyetrr't, :.ce:vfi phirn.aci:..
ra-'iiM 'be te vl ies r,te yo-a bring yoar prescripikKs to At
Kcoi tKUbo
Iil Grit Bloci
WHITE SOX
HAVE A FALL
Superceded By New York
Highlanders.
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
t
Chicago Nationals Are Far nd Away
j th Leaders ia Their Rare
I Double-heaaera in Both
! - Leagues. t '
Hy dropping two pnues yesterday id
Cleveland, th Chicago White Sox fell
from their hijjli position iu the Atncri
can leajjuc and the New York liighlml
ers now firt hy virtue, of a win and
a tie with rhiiadeiphia. TK Oiioago
("tilw are piist all danger In the National
lenpte, and it now remains to see what
American league club will land on top
for the pt -season game.
Yesterday'a American League Scores.
At IViston -Huston 3, Wasltingtcn 1;
Vaiiiinton 6, IWton S.
At New York New York -4, Phila
delphia 3$ Nevr Yftrk 3, Philadelphia 3.
At Cleveland Cleveland; 10, Chicago
3; Cleveland 4, Chieajft 3,
At IVtroit-tt, Louis 5, Detroit 3;
St, tMi 5, Petvcdt 0.
American League Standiag.
Won Ixt Pet.
New York , II 4
(hir.1l!0 VI 4 1 ..VJ5
Philadelphia . . . ... . tu 52 .533
Cleveland ........ i; 3:1 . ,551
St. Louis ,.. 63 57 .' V ,.V23
IVtroit f.t C9 .4T3
Waxltinjrtoti ......47 74
l!oton : a 83 ,a-.'t
Y'eaterday'i National League Scores.
At New York New York 4. Boston 0;
New York 3, lkton 3 lt inninx).
At Philadelphia Brooklyn K, . Phila
delphia. 0; Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 0,
At Pittbui!fI'ittlmrs 3, St, Louis
I? Pittsburg 7. St. Ixuw 1.
At Cineiimati t'hicai 7, Cincin
nati 0; t hii )f 5, Cincinnati 2.
National League Standing,. '
Woo l.ot IVt,
fbicao S3 : 32 .748
Pittsbiirsr ........ Ml 4J
New York . 77 4:1 ,42
Philadelphia ......... 55 rS . .447
Cincinnati 63 74 .413
Brooklyn ......... 49 7 .412
St. Louis , . . 79 . ' ' 68
!Wtou ........... 40 SS .32(1
Jntos Ketcham will ell at auction
sale all hi houselndd roods and personal
property at No. tl Patterson street, on
Sept, Mh, at 1 p. rti. See L-uje bill next I
ween.
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LOCAL EVENTS
IN GOLF
George Booth Won . Weekly
Tournament
HAD A NET SCORE OF 80
J. T. Averill Was Second and F. E.
' Austin Third "Clerks" Won the
Match from "Stoncutteis"
Yesterday.
The, winner of the weekly tournament
of the Barra polf t.ub lilst werk was
;oori,i9 Booth, with a. net score of o.
I. "f. Averill Has t-econd With M and
Y. II. Austin third with S3. The scorei
were as follows:
Croa Ilndcp, Net
Cooi-jre Bcoth ,.....: 15 so
.1. T. Averill ...... 84 3. St
F. K. Austin 0:1 . 1t hit
1 K. tiutchinson . . 84
i. X. Tilden 8J
.1. ti. More yt
F. W. Nlcholi' . ... t-S
B. K Bailey
1). W. Smith ...... t2
T. C. Peters ....... '
Johu Daniel 04
da. Keid .i t
.las. Mortimer OS
.las. Mackay ...... 03
Alet. Milne" o
-Tas. Phind Ittj
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t KS
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4'-j 01j
8 05
U 104
W. Mavkie , , 11:
H. t:. Woodruff No card.
W. F. Harris No card.
N. 1. Ikillard ...... No card.
Last week tie for tbiid place went
to O. X. Tilden.
"CLERKS- WON MATCH.
Defeated the StonecutteIS, in Golf
... I Yesterday.'. -' 1,
A jolf watch between the '"Smne
eutters" and the 4,Cbrk-wa played vn
the Iwal link yesterday afternoon, the
latter winning 12 to 10. The lowest
ro. score of the day was made by John
Daniel. The mult ; .
CLERKS STONTCTTTF-RS
Peters t PHth 0
lValcarno ...... 3 Mackie (t
W. Smith .... 2 Mortimer . . .. . 1
Hutchinson 2 A. Milne 1
IX Perrv 0 Jas. Reid 3
Mathews ...... 0 ' A. Stewart .... 3
.1. Nichols .... 3 Jack Reid ..... 0
U. Smith 0 J, lXtnitrls .... 2
Total 12
Total .....1. 10
NOTICE,
Barre. Vt., Aujfut 20. 1 90S.
The asessor have completed the
quadrennial ppraixl of real ette in
the city of Bane, and filed the m me
airstrdini; to law with the city clerk.
The time limited by law for the hear
ing and filing of. appeal from the ap
praisal of assessor for the year UM;
ten Jay from the twenty eighth (.JS'.h)
f Ai!;u!, 1306. ,
WILLIAMS' CARBOLIC SALVE
WITH ARNICA AND WITCH HAZEL
Tlse l-et sab in the world for ets,
bruixe. s.ie-, n!.-ets, alt rbeutn, tetter,
chapped bandx, and all skin eniptk-nx.
ll 1. guaranteed l SiO ati-factuit or
money retnncie). Prior 23e by drii.irit.
't ilium" Mfji. C., Plop., tleveliicd, W.
Sold bv C. H. Kendikk & Co.
SUMMER
DRINKS
We manufacture all kinds
of Soft Drinks. Only pure
filtered water and the best
fruit syrups used.
If you have not tried our
goods order a sample case.
Cooling and refreshing.
Special attention is given
to picnic orders. All goods
delivered.
M.J.McGOWAN
Telephone 113-2
10? S;sti Mi ttvX -Birrt, VL
WANTED
I wih a competent
Church Organist and a
Tenor Singer for one of.
the finest churches in
Burlington, Vt. Steady
engagement to the right
ones. Apply to
WILDER
Music TtAciriR,
HONTPELTER, VT.
DurlngHolWeaHer
iDiaiaeff from
Delicious, refreshing,
strengthening, and al
ways healthful, SAN
FORD'S GINGER makes
life worth living for ail
who suffer from poor
stomachs, weak bowels,
and tired nerves. For
cramps, colds, pains, and
.chills.it is indispensable.
(-.."';' '! - 1 c
w4nrk or OVli TRAPK MARK on the
. per, testyou grt a ch;. wt.rt sub,
taut. Fatty yr b citird rHt,
f TOr. nd strentth. A drttoous cnmSiuttas
Ginger. Aro?tif, and FTench Brdv.
Sold iiy irujg1u a4 grocer ere; y w tcre.
CHELSEA.
Miw Hawl and Myotte Riby, who
iitt been visiting in East Proih field,
n-1 timed home 1 bursdar.
Miss paro-lia Cobiint of Bririinston
is in town for two weeks, tl.e giie-t of
her parent. Mr, and Mr. Munroe O.
Cobum 00 Vershiie .ttwt. (
t iir former townsfolk, Ceo. II. lUeon
and wife, who sold their farm on the
Uest l.ilj iat aprtne atd moved to West
Perliu, were nUitinc old home friend
it town thr Hirst, of the week.
Prank Luce of Clinton, Mas.. has
Kvn the sues of his mother, Mrs. Hiram
I wee, of Me. V.r. Lttee ratr.e in i;
a stomo'iile. , .... .
Hale K. Itlu retume-,1 Thtirlat
ftttttt M.-rajsi-ber. wkerp business bad en
Ij.ited lis atletitiyit U-x several days,
Mrs. FseJ Ijiivy of Lowell. Mass,
w !n has jut rvmroe! from a European
trip it! her l.-iKband. is i-itng her
-i-teri., Mrs. E. K. lkkenson arsd Mr.
1. P. Peters,
There was a beartttst at the hotel W ri -
jwday twf.ire Hon. C. N. Ijitbrop, a,v:
probate j'tde at lika Mrs. Alton
I Tbowipson aa adjudei . insane and an
Urder ts-n.-d for hvr lemtnal to the state
pttal for the 'insane at Waterbitry
to uhtih ia-titutia she was taken on
!; Tbiirsday by Sheriff pragi.ie.
I Sir. d Mr. Wi'ibsrr P. bprd 'f
j Fane City wete m-eot pie&u of Sir. and
, Mrs. i.bi.r P. lVaey on the NNet UuL
State Attntrer M. M. Wilson of lUa
:do!h in toan We-Jwsday lt.ikir;
after the interest of the state in the
"niofr.po insane paur and went
fn.nt here to Mrarford to prosetrtte
t'v. . "'
Mrs, p;en lbjoi Perry is ecjoying the
!tVinj8aW&-l pleaatue of . ecterta.iiiic;
' as her s t for a sltort ttrae her toother,
i Mrs, Lyman lilts of Versbire, bo i
jti.oukh ia lier !:4rd year. i won-ierf .illy
"i pr-noJ loth in nnd aud Univ.
i X F. Fiber-f MUford. X. 11., has
len spemlit! few days re-eBty with
fiond ia tun. Mr. Fisher ocs one
;C the Is; i-i-t henneries in the stale and
has in brs ejr.pjoy ottr former geninl
ti-w nsnaN. Ceo. E. llatrh.
Atiur E. Pitts of K.t Protikfteld ii
fa ' uij. tbe fall term of !:0"i ta th-1
tl.arb's Button distrn-t.
j M Sa?y and iv-rt Emery ret ant
,e to tbeir borne in Newport the firt of
tk week after spending txveral days
,iSS frieihU in town.
Marshall Carper-ter a4 ife wen!
last wek to WVwdtock t visit friend
't Mi. Carjvnter --rv r loie.
' tSts P. Coram ana wife rettirne-d
' WeJrte.tay eei.ts:c irm Hurtinjrton,
tHeie t'.ey fi the t'.tt tf the ek.
."i'liey .a.5o Use jourth-y by nUnvibt.
Dust in PrMday. wju went to Han-.i-vef,
N. i!.. a eifk ajew f-'r an opera
jtB at the Mary Hitt'teoek hpstai. was
!' op-rated itnon Tes,iv evenirt" 1 n his
hv w tnt-nUteJ r-ixbr tssan before.
I "''fee c;rt!--n vas -.h.i.-essfj and he is
$t'vw:forta!! and 4.4ing well.
rnnetal of Lotetta Morn.
T'e f:-erl f UreMa Fva. .i4-i-, S-r
cf V-. ae i !', I.e.r;e F. xl iri-. ta
le d at t.'t x e at 4 Pmie at
C o'.'vk T-t.it,;jiT af'eTn-.B. tie
Purest and West of
Warming Stomachics
' !.-. K.t te o;f.-is:. l':.e tt r,5 v
' ;i t ti oi'tiit. lie rViws
! were Ksaisy r,d beaut :ful. there keieg a
, J .. fts-wv t'e painsT; fw. '.
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I V . I . I'.lltVtt rj V!... Vj.J luu'is;
"!. - et. Vr. a- 5 X't. I: t . Co rgv ard
J i.v ; a-'( r. t 7. o J V's. K. I . ljt
1 1--. Mr. ac -. W , K tst-'-i: Ua
5trt. Mr, asl Mrs. A. A. Motna: a-tes,
J V,.,... f -K r. J i5o K.t :i'e; Vr. v I
' Xl-H. I w i : a f t r. tn-
y.r. a-! r I. I " k f"1--
3 . ro.4, J. t V. y.;
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v.- ' t V'li. '5-. v j, -, ?"
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ty, Si;, jisft Jij't. ta Cww.
LABOR DAY
ATHLETICS
Rain Dampens Ardor of Cel
ebration AT BASE BALL GROUNDS
MontpoCier Won Ball Game Easily
from Barre Results of the Vari
ous Sporting Events Of
the Day.
Tha weather clerk put a damper 011
the llnr day apott held umier the
aitspiors of the Barro-Montptlier base
ball aasoeiatkm at the Intercity 'ground
yesterday afternoon. On!y between too
and three hundred people braved the
wet t-o attend and the lit of poit wa.s
ouly partially carried out. The Mont
pelier Land gave very enjoyi-ble en
cert In tho grandstand duriti'r the after
noon. The baelafl game bet wren pkk
ed ti? tetniia front this city and 'Mont
pelir was the firt thing-'mt the 110
pramme. In this the Pnrre. representa
tnea were an eisy mark for the Capitol
eityltes. Tbe game ran only seven in
ninrw and ended with the ecorV 17 to 5 i 1
favor of the latter team, -
Hsber piirhed four' hminjn for the
HaiT' team and wt tmKhed tip for nine
sate hua. Peid nitched U-e 1-j-I three
imilni; and allowed ix bits. Hull pitch
ed for Motitpelkr atu! allowed seen bit
but they were scattered anil were not
o fatal as tho winner' biuplea.
Following this game the next contest
was the runnina of base, wlmh vas
wan by I-oslie Wright in 1G second.
E. L. MeLeod was seootid with oiv
ftfth of a second slower time.
lit throwing the letall William Ifesf
jrva a the winner, Diakitig a throw of
332 feet im-hes; Henry Catlto ietond,
disthee m4 feet S im-hes.
1 'The fat wan" raoe, in which only one
tf the three men feo ran cotiW tip
tie scale at 200 potinda, was won by
t red .Huntington and Dennis Dineeu was
acond. - -
'din Hidden won the boy's race and
William far ho was neeond, Leslie
Wright made the best distance ia the
kop, skip and jump contest. His dis
tance was :s feet 1 inch. W. E. Ander
son mas aecond with 3. feet T inches.
The last event was the catchins of the
fread pi. A little pig that would
Veitfh atwut twenty-five pounds w
brought onto the diamond and although
bo had been well greased, it tok but
a very few minutes for hia capture,
Henry Carbo beinj; the stuwsful one
ia holding bi' of the fifty or more lioys
who am.ed after the unfortunate ani
mal. ' -
Tho line p of the laebaT teams
was a follows:
BARKE MOSTPtXlFi
Ay era, c. and r, f , . . . ,Trennant L f.
Keid. 3 b. d p', .llenwai, r. f.
Smith, a. a, .IluntinVn, 2 b.
Nute. 1 h.... ............ teber. t b.
WrigHt. c. f Wakefi4d. c.
Stewart, 2 !, and . ......... . .Hull, p.
SlieriT. I. f ,E-tee, a. a.
M lxn. 1. f. and e,, . . . . .Carlm, v. f.
Iib, "p. aad 2 b . liene, 3 b.
Tanlnj; .......... I 231567
Karre 10 10 2 0 15
Montpetier .....2 J U S 2 117
Hits, Barre 7, Montpolier 15: errora,
JUrre 4. Montjlrer 3; struck out, by
Ki-her !, by Reid 5. by Hull T; base
on bolls, ,,ff 11-her 4. off Hull 3: umpire.
William W i-bait.
, . Well Worth Tryirj.
. W. II. Brown, the popular iennewat
Usrnev of Ptt-:.M. U savs: "Next
to a tension, the best thing to get j,
lir. Km.s a New Lite PiiU. He wnte:
"thev- keep nty family in splendid
health. Quick core ftr Headache, Con
stipattoa and Bi,,!ione. 2,"e. t.uar
anteed. at Red Cross Pharmarv.
PICKETS SCRSOCSD PIER."
Wana Reception Piepise Strike Break
ers ia Saa Fraaosce.
San Francisco, Sept. 4. It is ntmored
bei-e that a body of strike breakers,
numbering several hundred, has arrive.)
at ttekland pier awaiung transportatioa
to this city.
The striking car mea are on tie alert
and the ferry building is surrounded
with Ykets.
SIX KILLED 15 FCXERAL.
Display of Red F.ag Bsisgs Battle With
Cossacks.
Warsaw, Ruitl Polnrsd. Sept. 4.
The display . r.f a rei flag at Kndagn
wkska. near fere, at tlte fui-ul of a
workman ki!'l by Co'sasks W to
K-hting between Cossack and tie work-ti-.i-n
and ot Her taking p.sst in the prv
ti. T !e tiwp bnl volley, ts!!
inc nix and w outv.iieg twenty -two p.-t-
.-f s.
BEKLIX.
Mr. and Mrs. WiPiam XVaa started
for tJ;eir hme MwMav. after visiting
thrtr davtglf.ter f.ar a rvo'tt -t.
re&rl aid like S'ts ;aiJ. i f .r
I'.c.r h"ti-e Wev'.net'.ar a'-er s--.!,ig
the st:i--i -r at f, I T,t i t
ivrc. '
Fin Cha" field r-.a.J plT ia Jstior
f ftir f-wrui. FrMa Mav t'"J.s;'. J-o
14 tn l'i'irn t- ?ser !1 4 e.
". Art'-.T fj-.J.'l a--i 'Are y,.,
:! t:-r e t I .re fv 1" a ; tj,,
(:n -j-f'v.'.ii.ir .'" ra l.-.n
perr,:;, ker 1 :!ir.
1"ie d-wrv'a res.e are mtt f.v Have
'.t t ' j.r'v t traiiall ae J in i y t.
't-ara ia PiitSadr-ltia, Jier spetti.e.j;
rear here ar.J leirg ? a grw;
to Itew. bat w.il hf U j-iieta
Uv. k ia t'e ra- --i r.
1 .-.,- .;-il p
; i,- v i f r V . , j0
Week. !,.
p , t i '. J - - i j,,
'eo,- if ;' S it I y v A )y - 5
1e t'.'e use! year.
y ... y .-j v i a- 5 P v - i.L
i Fe.e.t, ? is esvRne-el tin ta -t'it-t'
ilssl 2"..j la ttrckra fccoew
FASTEST GAME
OF SEASON
In Which Neither Side Could
M Win Victory
BUT RANGERS SCORED
Their Tally Was Made After Whistle
Was Blown, .According to the
Decision of Referee
"Williamson.
In one of the speediest, snappiest
game of the season neither the Hangers
nor , the t.reen Mowntaina were able to
score at the local proumls Sa'urday af
ternoon. This would have been the de
ciding game of the teague series had the
fi'reen Mountains won, for then they
would have been one point ahead of
Hardwick. On the other hand, had the
Kanjier won Saturday they would have
had a chance to tie Hardwick for fiist
poaitiolt. ' With tboM , conditions in
mind, the loyal rooters espeeted a warm
panie, and -the large crowd that gathered
at the grounds was not disappointed.
Hoth teams played a fat. clean game,
the Ranger shoeing great improvement
in the game over that which they have
been putting up lie-fore this xri-on.
Wlien the referee's whistle blew for
half time and neither hide had scored,
the cheer rang loud and long over the
field. The second half proved to le
even more exciting than tho first; time
and again the tireena rubbed the ball
up to the. Ranger goal, only to t
repulsed by the clever goal tending ef
McKerron.' At the very hint niin;e,
foul was called on one of the (.. n
Mountain players, just outside the pen
alty line. As the ball was kick4, the
referee blew hi whistle for the nd of
the half, but the ball. Ttfiiig struct and
true, went jiisf under the bar. For a
few momenta great excitement prevailed
on the rie-li. the adherent of the Ftaug
era claiming that the goal had been
scored before time was called, and the
supporters of the Greoj, Mountain
claiming that the white blew before
the liall went through the goal, llef
eree Williamson decided! however, that
there was no goal 8td declared the game
a draw. This ties tie tireen Mountain
and the Hardwick club for firt posi
tion in the b-agu and a decisive game
will I played t decide the champion
ship. The lineup was: " . .
RAXfiKRS' tiRKEN MOUNTAIN'S
McKerron, goal .". MctJregor
Seott. be Rut
Nichol, a k Neil
-lobntn. half hark .. ..... Birnie
McIjkI, half liack ... Wight
J.wA.say, half tuck ' . .' Booth
"Ilsompson, forward Ingram
Kiddie, forward ........... .... . Jopp
Ihiguid, forward Pttroett
Hrue, forward . . . Kessocfc
Itevidwto, forward ........... lwon
Keferee. Williamson; linesmen, Elrk-k
and IXenny.
Standing of Vermont Football League.
Won I.ot Lnavv a To plav Points
;reen Mta. 2 2 O il
H'dwiek ,4 2 2 (1 !
lion a.-e'd .3 3 1 1 7
Ranserw ..3 3 1 1
S'thneid .2 t Of n 4 I
Two point are counted for a win and I
one for a diaw. Northtjeld has dropped
out of ties leacue. 1
BANKRUPTCY C0C8T.
Heatings in a Number of Cases at
Montpelier.
In bankrs-.ptev court Saturday ntora
it!T O. .1. Smith n.t T1vi,i n'M ,
jrre were discharge,! from bankruptcv
jThe Coal it. tt, li
Mtchaet David of Iiarre was cotitintiel
for one week, as wa the Cnal meeting
f the eredist.rs of I. f. Coffin ot- j,-
si i CUreuce S. Martin of ,.t Mont
1 The fiiul am-ttnit of Stanley f.
Wilstvn. trustee of the bankrupt e-'tate
ot A. .. Ai:rJ of Montpelier, wa ,p
b wed and tie trustee diharge. The
Cnal meeting of creditors in the e-es
of Addve K. Cohieigh of Norlhfteld and
I-onard Hunt ley of Waterburr were
rsnntinuetl until SeptewWr 15 and thtKe
of A. X. ..ivy of Parr. Fits! A. Wales
wv ;tvi Atsgfrti jcjtrrefla' of Will
tan-to n were vvnttnued until Seite-
SIX BARXS BURSID.
Fite Cassed by Explosion of Gasoline,
I Caases $10,000 Less,
I Sept.'l.-Fir eanW W the
I'!" i v large boms s.ltv
lur., on a f-rw ia ir Haven re'
; rent !y pn ttaed by Tbowa, M),uH
ps-re mapying tW farm f,lr lh tmJ
m by strenwvus work they sHid
! T.e puinp we sittute-t that t've
j -y ea:ht fire and the 4rn wat
t"': I: "Ulirga con
season s rrtvn. Several k,,,
if Vrr,rished Id fa?a-" It'1
ere also vlestrovel. ?
; The Satues spread" U tHe ron fvr.
' me tn m
to l.to.
rlos
Cat cf Thask.
We wM to rster.,1 r thanks to alt
e, lt JU..X V'lV" ba Sick-
fo, t . ,H,r ana
-
Mr. ami Mr, o. p. M
t! I fatuilv.
most woQcifa! tomlcs for
derelopiag the jgwe aai
sootitog the nerves evet of
fe4 to the American pea-
la Tc or Tallets, 35
!!Qts' C' H. Keadrkk &
Co.
W. L. DOUGLAS
3.50&,3.00Shoc3
BEST IH THI WORLD
W.LOouglas $4 Gilt Edgo liss.
caiwoioeeqaaiiw aiany pneay
To r
W. 1 Douftias Jotw
btna Howj. 1 tft mcis
Gttutylrt In thn nounirf
Sena fyr (MtaU?Q
8H0E8 FOE EVEBYBOIi X AI AU tiled.
, Mvn't 8r.o-. 83 to SI. SO. Boys' mxt, 3 .
tol.a. WoiMO'l I4.00 to tl.fio ;
M:sa- A ChtldraK'a 8h,. ta.S6 to Jl.6o
Trv W. V. Oouglaa Woman's, Mlsw, anj
Children hoe: or ntyle, fit and wear
they rueel other maltet.
If 1 couiil Uke you Into my large
factories at Brockton, Mass.,and show
you how carefully W.L. Douglas shoes
are made, you would then understand
why they hold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever yo. flea, you can obtain W. i
Dougiaa ahoea. Hi nam and price is stamped
on tae bottom, which protects you against high
price and tafcartoe ahoea. Takt no tubtti,
tat. Ask your dealer toe W.L. Douglas shoe
and Insist ur-wi havfnff them.
fart Cer ittU used ; ( mil aof wmr 6ran.
Write tor Bltistrmted Ceialef-ot Fall Stylet.
W. L LHHAtLAi. BrockWo, Mau,
" CABOT.
Kev. F, K. Currier and fan.ily return
ed foni their cottage at Joe pfjnd
hee they have been for tlte past
rooath.
Frel Beekler of Parre are vvitisig at
Martha Pitkford's. .,
Mi-s (ora I.ani-e returnol ye.terdar
Irom Portsmouth, N. 11., where the haa
le-n visiting her brother, Dr. Lance.
Ed. Weltster atvi family of Slant lies,
ter are visiting at Harvey Rogers'. -
Howard ("arj'jent.er has been 'apjtoint
ed administrator of the late (eo. Car
penter'a estate, and H. i. Rogers an!
Drvia Pitt commissioner.
The log cabin that was crettef on the
common for Old Home Week was takea
down yesterday. This is the last thing
teat was left to mark Old Home Week.
Joe Lasrendre and Hary Walbridm
are shitigiing .'lis. Putnam's house.
State's Attorney Jackson was in town
Friday holding an inquest ordered by
the selectmen and held before justice of
the peace Fisuer concern: sir the bttniing
of t ha. Foster's etigar house Sunday
night lasJL
The aclwvol housse at the West hill bi
leen thoroughlv repaired, new wiiidwi
and new veutiiatkin. ,
The Union Telephone Com pa rv hare
installed a teleplw-ne ia Moses Iiauif'
hr u.se at the lower village.
Justin L Stone of Lower Cabot h
rented a bouse of Mr. 8. S. 5!elan artCt
U moving.
J. M. Fisher, administrator of the es
tate of Sarah d. lkiker, offers the house
at the lower village of said estate fur
sale.
Henry DavLissiu lias come to live aitli
his sisfer, "Mr. F., S Ford.
Miss flattie Robins of MaraUfield a
at 15. IvtgojV dedrg house work.
1. fiilrtiait, 'onuerly tf Cabot ttoar of
Pt-rlin Fa!l X. H., is ia town visiting,
10 baihs for one ceni
I have just received word
that a 25c. cake of
bathed a baby 250 times and
there was a sraaf piece of soa?
left. Laundry soap is mors
cost'y than this. Anyone can
sfi'ord to use SPIM Soap, for its
cost is low and its quality high,
and qua'ity and economy ap
peal to both rich and poor alike,
A box of SPIM Ointment
Creata (good for all skin irrita
tions) will last an ordinary
i!y more than a year,
ftai S. S5e. iim ertsa-C. Wfc
jt rw ros m drwasu o puJJ rr tl. V
mttui ( now- 'r an.r '- T3
aweaa an ttramil Mr that. 1
KNOX'S GELATINE
tie purest aad tsS jeUtsne in the wor.a.
:t t-r al! --'t-r-'. ..'-
a ra ,
l , mar taM a m " rTi v
fPHI 0. , ;w iiMt eswr! kmtea. '
For Sale by Sowden & Lyea. Bane, Vc
WANTED
MEHnrlllMii
Bailey and India Wheat
Will pay cash o." exchange
Flour and Feed.
THE AVERILL MILLS
it South Main Street
an Depot eare.
Barre, - - - Vermont.
iCarriep id Sip Painter Wanfsd
Wf
To Bjr Owt tha Ees Lo1
SSup ia fa City ef Bns. VU
On acccant of faili; heih, I 'il
to dijpoje of mr stock f ?rn' CUT
!an4 business. Xa betrer !i:wn m tls
J Sure cf. Vermont Snup tr.nre
' wri-ht sfcop. Afp'y
I GEORGE W. UNC
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