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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
WERE SUCCESSFUL.
Ladies of the Maccabees Make Over 500
on Their Bazaar.

The Ladies Of the Macrabees will clear
ever 500 from their bazaar which was
held last week. Nearly everything was
sold at The last evening, which was Fri
day. A most enjoyable programme wns
given that night. including 4 solo dance
~ Mr.. Stewart, one Of the finest ever
given in the city. The Highland Fling
hF Mr.. Stewart and sisv Carson was
perfect IN time and step. The musical
numbers were also much enjoyed The
drawing Of prizes was as follows .yer-
mont pillow, Mrs. Crswford OF Seminary
street the Maecabee pillow. by Mrs.
Normaudeau Of the Miles block. the en-
hfoiaercd ccnterpicce by Mrs NJ. q. Saw.
yer Of Franklin street. the buffet bvt
Mrs Diadems Cutler, corner Of Summer
and Central streets.
The 4. O. T. NJ wish to thank ali
who assisted in any way to make the
bazaar a success. The general committee
having the bazaar il. caarge was Mrs.
Denno, Mrs. Charles Clark. Mrs. !. Ed
ward Smith, Mrs, VIII Holden. Mrs.
John MiddlebroolS and Mrs w. n. Avery.
BY a mistake the names Of Mrs. j. Ed
ward Smith as serving on the candy
booth ard Lorraine Lorangcr a. the mar.
kst woman in Mother Goose were not
included in the report given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
CHELSEA.


Frank r. I3iNby and John B. Good
rich Of South Royalton were in Waits
River buying COWS last week.
William w. Wilson of Washington
was in town Saturday
Ned Hatch came Saturday from Mas
sachusetts where he is attending school,
to spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Hatch.
Bfiss Grace and Gertrude Bacon went
Saturday To North Charleston, IN. H.,
to spend Christmas with their brother,
Riehsrd Bacon, and wife.
Nr. and Mrs.. Harry J. Corwin of
Lowell, Mass. sPent Christmas with bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Corwin, as
did Dr George j. Helner OF New York
with his fsfsily at W. r. Hoods, and
Miss LoEa Hood Of Boston at w. A.
Hoods
STANLEY c. Wilson spent Christmas
with bis parents in Washington, ss did
". II. Sprsgue and family At J H.
spraglic's in East Broakheld.
Walter Dewey attened the unyeiling
of tie Mormon monument at Boyalton
Saturday ard reported the exercises as
cry interesting aad the singing by Miss
Gales tile hest be ever heard.
Misses Laurn fnlleg and Eva Jackeon
fetrfncd u tier school work st Shar-
On Monday nosniag
Flank fitas, able TO resume bis
duties MA Aegltman aealn, aitef being
MD aaidc l0n worl, for several days
sas illnR@e
4tl.a oaFa af Strife vs.. Janeg ana John
Noi4N et 30t tiil satWdaH, the
ii "a 3n J9ssice Joan Il. Gom-
m FantieHed % tiigd% jan
iiii'sa a Scuth RoyEi.
u 5ntep o sGp espcAdeat
ST # 1te Ieasie.-.
g4se. AsL aee4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
BoEE--DAvIs.
Pretty Wedding at Wells River Yester-
day Afternoon.

Wells River, Dec. 25.--Dr. Herman d.
Bone Of Waterbury, who is native Of
this place, but now a physician at the
state hopsital for the insane, and Miss
Bertha Mae Davis Of Wells River, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ansell r. Davis,
were united in marriage at the home
Of the bride here Vesterday afternoon.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Alphonso Bcianger at 4:45 p. m.
As the wedding party entered the room
the wedding march, the @Bridal Song"
from Wagner, WAS Played by Miss Bea-
trice Melvin, tea-year-old cousin Of
the bride. The best man Was John S.
Bone, brother Of the groom, snd the maid
of honor, was Maud E. Davis, sister Of
the bride The bridesmaids were Ellen
jean Bone, Edwina Blodgett of Sc.
Iohnsbury Blanch a. Mullilxen Of
Woodsyille, n. H., and Lila D. Wood
bury Of Burlington. The ushors were
Raymond Z. Smith, Earl F. Mnlliken
Of Woodsville, y. H., Rowe Morrison Of
Barre and DR.. DeEore.t G. Jarvis Of the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
Miss Davis is well known and very
popular Young lady Of Wells River, hav-
ing spent nearly all her life here. She
is graduate Of Wells River high school
and the Miss Masons school, "rhc Cas-
tie, Tarrytown-on n-on-the-TIndsor. Dr.
Bore has for some years been connected
with the state hospital in Waterbury,
and holds position as regular physician
on the hopsital staff. He is graduate
of U. Y M and the medical department
of that institution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
CHURCH DESTROYED,
LOSS IS $4,000
St. Patnck's in Fairfield Burned Yester-
day, Fire Having Been communi-
Gated to Christmas Decora-
tons from Candles.

Fairfield, Dec. e6. a $4,000 fire oc-
CURED here yesterday when st. Patrick's
church, rectory and barn were burned
70 the ground The edifce was empty
when tie FIRE was discovered, at about
two o'clock, ard it had gained great
headway at that time. The village has
no FIRE fighting apparatus, and nothing
could be done toward saving the burn
ing property.
Il i supposed that the fire originated
in the ignition Of Christmas decorations
from the candles burning on the altar.
st. Patrick's church was a wooden
structure, built about 40 years ago and
valued at $4,000 II was richly fur-
nished in the interior. The rectory was
built about six years ago and that, with
the adjoining barn, was valued at about
$1,000. The totFl insurance on the prop
erty was $4,000. II Il thought that
rebuilding operations vii commence in
the spring, The priest in charge is the
Rev. Father Lachanre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
MANAGER HoBAN pIpED.
Gift by Stage Hands to Him Was Beau
tiful French Briar Pipe.


During the matinee performance at
the opera house yesterday afternoon, an
urgent call was sent from the stage to
Manager Hoban, who was down stairs
counting the. cash in the ticket office.
The manager rushed up stairs, three at
a time, expecting To find something out
Of shape and in need Of Immediate at
tention. Reaching the stage he was led
into the middle OF solemn-loolSing
group IN the center Of the stage, and the
whispered conversation added to the
seriousness OF the assemblage. Then
out stepped one member of the group as
Il Co pronounce death sentence. The
manager WAS braced for shock, but
bad the wind knocked completely out
of his sails. 70 to speak, when the speak
er in a nice little effort presented him
with a Christmas gift in the form of
d French hriar pipe, coming from the
stage hands. The pipe IS beauty, and
It's ease is appropriately decorated with
enblems of the Elk, the recipient being
i member Of that order There are also
inscriptions burned into the case, bear
ing the name, date of initiation, etc.,
Of Manager HoAan, wli0, needless TO say,
IL very much pleased.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
Sad Domestic Scene al Phil
adelphia.
THE FATHER WAS KILLED
And Son Is Arrested on the Charge Of
ASarssr While Neither Whcm He
Was DEFENDING Is Held as
q WARsaA

Philadelphia, Dec. s6. Defending his
mother against her quarrelsome husband,
Joseph Pollock, aged p years, struck his
father in the face yesterday, the blow
resulting in the death Of the latter.
William Pollock, the husband, who
had been drinking, was called to Christ
mas dinner by his wife. Hv became
angry because his sleep had been dis
turbed, and was In the act Of striking
his wife when the stone stopped the
blow. The interference enraged the hus,
band, who struck the ston, and the lat
ter retaliated BY hitting his father.
The elder Pollock fell backward and
sustained fracture Of the skull by
his lead striking the kitchen stovs. He
died on the way to the hospital The
son has been arrested, charged with muir
der aud his mother is held as Wit
ness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
BENJAMIN B. HAYES.
Death Of well-Known Real Estate Nan
Sunday Morning.

Sunday Morning.
Benjamin 3. Hawes Of S5 Summer
street died Sunday morning at 3:15 Of
diabetes, with which lie has been a suf-
ferer since last February. Mr.. Hawes
was born in Wolcott, rs years ago the
18th Of last january. During the early
part Of his life he was carpenter; !;
then he became travelling demonstra-
tor OF machines Of various natures. He
settled in Barre Fl years ago. During
that time he has built scores Of houses
in the north end of the city. He dis
posed Of many 81 them but retained,
at the time OF his death, 20 tenements.
Mr.. Hawes leaves wife and ono broth
er, William e. Of Cabot. and several
nephews, G. II. Eawes Of Barre, G. J.
Hawes Of Cabot, Lorenzo and A. r.
Hunt Of Morrisriile, and niece, Mrs
.C. +. Searle Of Springfield, Mass.
a short prayer service was held from
the house yesterday afternoon at 2:30,
the Rev. r. f. Lowe, assisted by the
Rev. c. G. Conner, officiating. After
the service the body was taken TO Nor
risyilIe where funeral services were held
at 2t0o this afternoon, in the Methodist
church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Great Crowd Of Children at Exercioes
Last Evening.

AZ the Baptist church tho Christmas
exercises were held last evening, there
being large number Of friends and
members Of the church present as we'll
as hosts Of Sunday school children. Pre-.
ceding the distribution Of presents q
programme was rendered as folIowsi
Anthem, Christmas Garlands," school;
recitation, The Shepherds" group Of
boys; recitation, Winnie Clark; song,
Mildred Perrin, Beatrice Reach. Ethel
Tnglis; recitation, Gladys Turner; solo,
Mrs. A. S, Martin, with cello obligato
BY Lyle Perry; motion song, group Of
girls; recitation, Edmund ingalls, Fol-
lowing the programme was the distFiu-
tior III gifts 10 the children
The Swedish mission viii held The
Christmas exercises at the Baptist
church this evening.
The annual meeting Of The Baptist
society for reports of the present year
and the election Of officers for the en-
suing year Will be held next Monday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
IN AID OF TUCKER.
Portsmouth, N. H., Lawyer Says He Can
Identity Pin.

Boston, Dee. so.-H. ?. Allen, an at
tolnsy sf sPrtsmouth, \. a., yesterday
informed counsel for Charles Tucker,
eonyietrs Of the murder Of Mabel Page
at Weston. that he though he could iden-
tify stick pin Of Canadian design
which figured prominently in tbs prose
cution's evidence. The pin was found in
fuckers possession and was identified at
tins trial as ore owned b Miss Page.
Tucker maintained that his wife picked
y up on street in Portland, Me.
Attorney Allen says that his brother,
when living in Portland in 1902, lost
a pir Of sirilnr aesiga.
Tssksf'E attorneys win look into the
case. A previous report that the wife
Of Portland court official had lost
pin similar to the one taken from
Tucker was Investigated, but IL was
learned that the incident had no bearing
on the murder case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
GAVE FINE PROGRAMMES.
Children Of the Methodist Sunday school
Did Well.

At the Methodist church there we're
appropriate Christmas exercises both on
Sunday and Mondsy evenings. The pro-
gYnmme for sunday evening was as fol-
faws Chorus, Sweet Old Story, .
prayer by the pastor: greeting, Eunicc
Eager; recitation, Messsee Of the
Christ Chila9 Leon Page; snthenl; ex-
ereisr, Glory To God in the Highest 4
III children recitation, Happy Christ
mas CoYreline Sowden; solo, "Ths
Song ! Heard in Heaven Norton Le-
bourveau; recitation, An Accident,
Robert Jones; dialogue, Santa Is Com
ing Tonight Ave girls: chorus, Joyous
SON; recitation, Don't spy Winie
Nager recitation, Christmas BELLS,
Hazel Lyon; duet, Blessed Light; dia-
logue, Christmas Green's Tour boys;
recitation. December, Guy Andrews !;
remarks by pastor; anthem; dialogue,
Christmas Tide, seven girls; recitation,
"Two Requests Andrew Blackmore; /;
chorus, Bright Star Of Jesus
The programme Monday evening, pre-
ceding Che distribution Of gifts from nah.
er& was as follows; Chorus, The Good
News; greeting, Dorcus yercoe: Signs
ef Christmas, Edith Martinson; recita-
ton, Santa Claus Middle Name Ruth
Sowden; "The Christmas Tree, Ella
Hoyt; Just Because It Is Christmas,
Annie Carpenter; dialogue, "The Christ
mass Tree; chorus, Hark, What Mean
the Holy yoices''
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
NEW YORK BLAZE
DOES MUCH DAMAGE
Five Alarms Were Sent Out and Before
Fire Was Extinguished Damage to
Amount Of 100000 Had
Been Done.

New York, Dec. 2o.--Five alarms, sum-
moning thirty-two fire companies ard
the reserves from nine police precincts,
were cent out last nighht for blaze
which completely gutted the six-story
factory building, Nos. 10e, lo4 and LOG
Wooster street, entailing damage esti-
mated at $500 900. Five hremen re-
eeived injuries, but we're ahle to con
tinue st work. No one wasi the
building when the hrst started and its
origin is unknown. The occupants Of
the building were r. Demskey, paper
boxes; Cohen 4 Muhlendorh, shirt
waists; Goldschmidt & Knapp, froeks;
Mcndclssohn & Co., silk belts; Joseph
Brandt & Brothers, braids, and j. Jsn-
ties, furs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
cENEvIEvE BLANCHARD.
Death Of Popular School Girl Sunday
Evening of Typhoid Fever.

Genevieve, the 15-ycars-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs @. w. Blanchard Of
South Main street, died Sunday even
ing at 6:20, after an eleven days ILL
ness with typhoid fever. Miss Blanchard
was student in the eighth grade at
the Spanlding school She was very we'll
liked By her classmates, teachers and
an others who knew her, and her sud
den death will come as great shock
to her many friends and those Of her
parents.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at o'clock, the Rey. G. G.. Conner Off
ciating The inteunent was in Hope
cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
THREE FATALArIEs.
Marked the Observance Of Christmas in
louisville.

Louisville, KY, Dec. 26 Three fatal.
ities and an unusual number Of minor
accidents resulted from Louisfilles noisy
celebration of Christmas. Theresa House
man, an eight ycar-old girl, was killed
by George Doll, 12 years old, with
rifle supposed to be loaded with blank
scartSdges. George Irving Harper. boy
If years old, met death in an unusual
mannet. While Harper was tamping
charge in a small cannot with broom
stick, another boy exploded frecraeker
over tho vent hole, setting of the can
ron. The broomstick was driven through
HaFpcF's necF, killing him instantly. FL
Ia Barrett. negro girl, was killed BY
a stray shot from the revolver Of a ne.
GRO who was celebrating the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
sWEETHEARTis MISTAKE.
Sent Her Bichlo1ide of Mercury for
Headache Tablets.

NeMe Il1apn,. Conn. Der. 26.- Coroner
Mix last nEhf hana6a down 4 finding
in The case of Minnie Evelyn Killing.
beck Of Aisonia, who died Saturday
under what looked to be suspicious cir
cumstanccsI re finds thrt the girls
death was lie to a mistake Of her sweet
heart Frank Tucker, a drug clerk, who
sent pill box labelled headache tab
letsp to her which really contained BIZ
chloride Of mercury tablets. The tablets
in both boxes were prepared BY Tucker,
according tp The coroner, and BY mistake
he labelled hem wrongly. Young Tuck
or. it was said last night, is broken
Zip over The unfortunate accident. Cor
oner Mix VII today lay the case before
States Attorney Willirms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
FOR THEIR CHILDREN.
Mothers Society VIII Give Party On
Friday Evening.

The mothers Of the Mothers' soc;o4v
|. NJ Nj. A., will give their children !
birthday party in the X. of Nil
Friday evening at o'clock Mr.. au4
Mrs, Elmore will furnish music. 4 rFo-
gramme win be given BY those who ara
to entertain. the children whose hitl.
days comm in October, November ara
December. Tho most honored one Il
Harold Church, whose birthday comos
the 2sth He win stand st the haas
Of the receiving line, which will bc form.
ed at 1880 o'clock. An mothers ara
children OF the society are cordially sp-
yited, and the fathers OF those Who a.
tertain These parties are strictly .r;-
vate, no one being admitted except thoss
81 the society. The names IL fhosa
who entertain viii appear later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
Two Men We're Killed And
Third Will Die.
FREEHOLD, N. j., ACCIDENT
Avon Basket Ball Team Was Returning
Home Early This Morning and
Conveyance Was Struck
BY Freight

Freehold, n. j., Dec e6.--A stage filled
with members Of the Avon basket ball
team and ther friends was struck by
a Pennsylvania R. R. freight train early
this morning. Two men in the stage were
killed and a third viii probably die from
his injuries The team had been play
ing in the opera house and was on its
way home when the accident occurred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
LADDLAIRD.
Marriage Of Orange People in This City
Saturday Might.

Miss Cherrie NJ. Laird and Frank s.
Ladd, both Of Orange, were married Sat
urday evening at the Universslist par
sohape, the Rev. g. @. Conner officiating.
The couple were unattended Mr. Ladd
is a prosperous farmer of Orange and
the bride attended Goddard seminary at
one time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
SOLEMN HIGH MASS.
Was Observed at st. Monica's Church
at Midnight.

AT ST. Monica's church, solemn high
mass was observed for the first time in
the church at midnight on Christmas
morning. The celchrsnt was Father
Conf Of Montpelier with Father Eugene
II. Cray 81 Sc. Monica's church as dea-
con and Father McISenna az sub-deacon.
Esther Cray preached a sermon on sThe
Nativity Leonard's mass was sung by
Miss Rose Cook, Mics Theresa Scott,
Messrs. Norris Michael and Thomas
Hainel, and John Nelson. The same
choir also rendered "Adeste Fidelis."
The children's mass was held at .
a. M, with Christmas tree; parish
mass was held at l0:30, Father Me-
Kcnna preaching. On the Christmas crib
was very valuable piece Of crepe given
to Fsther McKenne while at Bethle
hem.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
REMEMBERED PASTOR AND wIFE.
Rev. and Mrs. c. c. Conner Got Present
Last Evening.

At the Universaiist church last evening
the following programme was rendered
preceding the distribution Of gifts from
the Christmas tree Song, the school !;
recitation, Lyman Whitcolnb; reading,
Mark Carpenter; solo. BESSIE Brown;
recitation, Prentice Iousley; song, the
school; reading, Mrs. Averill; recitation,
Mildred Stove; song, the school; song,
the school; Santa Claus then appeared
and distributed the gifts to the members
OF the school
The pastor, Rev. c. c. Conner, and
his wife were remembered with purse
of gold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
MONTPELIER COURT
KEEPS MERRII.Y ON
Four Respondents Were Before fudge
Harvey for Christmas Greetings
Two Of Them Gave Residence
as Rarre

The Montpelier city cours did not hat
for the holidays. four respondents beisir
before Judge Harvey yesterday. Luiei
sassi Of Barre pleaded guilty to q 8
eond offence Of intoxication ana pai,,
"a fine and costs, amounting ia $2a.5g
~ +. Lindsay Of fortilSeld and VIII
lam Northrup Of Barre, srTested at Wess
Berlin Saturday, also pleaded ruiltv ~
a FIRST offence apiece. Each paid over
$1,000. Csmpari Rane, wandering Fia-
lander went to the county iail for err
iol of fifteen days for failure to pay
fine and costs il first offence Iiaaor
case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
TWAS A HOT DAY.
George W, Mann Reports It Was 10
Degrees s5 Years Ago Today.

George ". Mann, who keeps prettv
eInse watch Of tho thermometer. renayfm
that IS years ago TODAY the weather
was most remarkable III thai the ,ser.
curry went up to 40 degrees. Thers Wa
almost no winter At at thAt wear amd
the sleighing lasted only two waaks
The streets, generally frozen solid weyn
muddy practically all wintcy m NAM
hes b. also kept record q sase weatAsr os
this month. Re finds thaS Il has been
Tins fnr seventeen degrees warmer, awsr.
aging the day, than d waa gear axe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
TARlGFET- -KIENE.
Marriage Of Julia Morton Kinnie to John
Henry Tarment Of Foxboro, Mass.

Cards have ben received in this city
announcing tho marriage on Saturday
at Newton Highlands, Mass, Of Julia
Morton, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Cnrle-
ton K. Kinne Of Goddard seminary, to
John Henry Terment Of Folklore. Haas
The ceremony was performed at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. p. G.
Hapgood Of Newton Highlands. Mr. and
Mrs Tarment viii be at home after the
first Of February at Foxboro.
The bride is a graduate Of Goddard
seminary in the class Of 1898 and took
a special course in Tufts college. SHE
taught for time in the public schools
of this city, going from here to Fox
boro, where she taught several terms.
she has great many frisnds in this
citl The groom IL a prominent young
man Of Foxboro, holding responsible
position in factory there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
SUSTAINED HEAVY LOSS.
z. M. Gallagher Of East Albany Burned
Out Saturday.

East Albany, Dec. &c. The farm
buildings of u. NJ. Gallagher were burned
to the ground Saturday, together with
four horses, 25 hogs, 100 tons Of hay.
grain and al lne farming tools. Most Of
The contents Ok the house was burned.
The barn was the largest in town, meas
uring 1o7 feet long. The house had been
newly repaired Less ! $4,000, with in
suranee OF $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
INNOCENT GIRL KILLED.

was Just About to Hang Up a Doll for
Her Little Sister on Christmas Tree.
washington, Pa, Dec. 2e. Just as
she vas hanging up a doll for her little
sister on Christmas tree at her home
II Hazelkirk Sunday night, Mary, the
nine-year-old daughter OF James Ken
nedy, received bullet in the head from
! revolyer fired through tie door from
outside she died yesterday from the
efTects Of the wound Cne report Is
tbat 4 man was seen to deliberately
6re through the door, but the general
belief is that during 4 quarrel in the
street shot intended for one Of the
beIlicerents killed the little girl. -Four
arrests have been made pending an in
vestigation,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26

Herald Star: recitation, Elsie Morgan;
recitation, Howard Cole; Rock a-bye
Song,a five little giris; Little Holly
Maidens,1 seven little girls; song, From
lions Sacred Height the school; dia-
logue, "ittle Lights seven little girls;
song, I'VE Crown His Nsme,' the school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
LrFELEss on FLOOR.
Body Of Woman was Foutd in South
Boston.

Boston, Dee s6 In her lodgings at
ITO West Fourth street, South Boston.
the lifeless body Of Miss Robinson, III
yesrs Of ass, was found lying upon the
floor esterday afternoon, and an over
turned ses stove, that had caused 8
slight hre in the room, gave evidence
that the old Isdy had probably bsen suf-
located BY the smoke. The fire had
burEed tseK cut and the flames had not
resehed the woman's clothing. Miss
Robinson had no known relatives and the
police were unable to learn her full
name.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
MARIA DIAs NUNEs.
Death Occurred From Heart Failure on
Saturday Night.

Maria Dias Nunes, aged as years and
III days, died at the home Of Almon
Downing on West hill, Saturday night
at 10 o'clock If heart disease. The
funeral was held this morning at 10
o'clock at the Catholic church, Rev. Fl.
Cray officiating. The interment was in
the Catholic cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
Greetcd by YeIg Iarge crowd.

An audience which an but iilled the
Barre opera house greeted the Bennett
Moulton company last evening, when the
play. Hl'hc Daughter oi the People 4
was presented. rhe BeHnett Aioulton
company iS as Glenn this year as usual,
which II sufficient guarantee that the
theatre cocfs will Be satisfied with their
tepertoiie this week. One Of the strong
ieat,Bessis THE singing sf Madam Flower,
aaa al sheuld hcsF her sorno time this
week 10 repertoire company has ever
hed a more anspieious opening night
ia tAts eiey than that ~ last even.
iag.
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