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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
BoNAocoRDs IN MERRY MOOD.
Annual Gathering Of Wei Known Soccer
Club q Great Snocesa

Bonaccord foothall club usde merry IN
Clan Gordon hail on Christmas eve. when
nearly POO people came togcther for the
club's annual reunion Holiday spirit
wss rife among the socoer PLAYERS and
their avited guests and from early even
ing 70 the frst peep . dawn Christmas
day the hall presented an animated
scrns Members of other cluts figuring
prominently in the Vermont soccer
lragte last season were present in mum
bers - guests of the Bonace1rds and
right mrrrv di8 81 Join ii the grand
msrch and circle Banrinr vas The one
Eirertinr featurr of the Fet-tpgfthfr and
nelthfr ti,s oldest nar tha Youngest dared
resist the lure = ths music. SINS or
-is.stra augneute8 - seme 81 th4 bet
lornl talent avaiiahis played f0f an amnr-
.ur variety ~ fanes oid ard new Re
rasi rnrrfs there were fn shundanaa sud
{ b. rrfeIart fuFet serrif provided ~
ihs riurr ttaf uun ruurl martafF a.
-raseiar a. OF 1Aas AZ frtHfulfssinr
.Hfrp Was suhstartlai luncheon f0r au
snH - 80 huur 81 rsfrss ths rrowa ~
rlairasnrs haf attairad ts greatest
.izs
pr nus l1-ea fls eslftrnfi1n uas ths
most Heasnf n 81 tH annsis 81 thr
rmb credit Is lssuHtsfui mrnaurn =
'as ts ulemieTs - 80 fanuufus r1ru-
p tts- Enres rrrfas aiar rslmar.
.lsrrrr WTerr sae~rr Wr-rft Hr-ns
--ffs 49, n1zs. Fa-rs Massis fsan-rs
rsi-s c-ars 1-zauE rrs A. W Orr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
CARROLL--GoNYO.
Barre Man and Montpelier Young Won
an Married.

Miss Mary f. Congo, daughter of Isaac
Congo of Berlin, and John f. Carroll OF
Barre were married at st. Augustine's
church in Montpelier this morning, Rev
FIR. Cahill officiating. The bride was
gowned in a travelling suit of blue broad,
cloth, and her bridesmaid, Miss Ida Con
yo was likewise attired. The best man
was Thomas Carroll, brother of the
groom, The wedding march was played
by Miss Clare Lynch.
After the wedding the party went TO
the home Of Isaac Congo, where a wed.
ding breakfast was served and recep-
tion was held. Mr.. and Mrs Carroll left
on wedding trip to Plattsburg and Al
bany, n. Y, after which they will re-
side in Barre, where the groom is en-
gagged with his father in the granite
business. The bride Is a popular Young
lady who has resided in Montpelier for
several years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
DIFFICULT FOR ROME
TO REMAIN NEUTRAL
The Last of What Was Once
Germany's Pacific Squad
ron Engaged by British
Cruisers

The bombardment by an American
cruiser of the Turkish port of Tripoli
Syria, is said in Athens TO have been
threatened on account of the attack by
Turks on the crew of British mer-
chantman, on which British and French
citizens desired to depart, An incom-
plete report received from Athens states
that the threat of the warship's com
mander quelled an attack on the cruiser
Tennessee, which has been in the eastern
Mediterranean for several months and
was last reported not far from Tripoli.
ltaly's occupation of the Albania port
Of Avlona is believed to open up possi-
bilities of complications. which might
make it difficult for the Rome govern.
mont to maintain its neutrality. The at.
titude of Roumania is also more than
ever matter OF doubt on account of
reports from Paris that the only OBJ
iacle preventing her joining with the
triple entente has been removed.
Bulgaria is represented as having given
assurance that she would remain neutral,
relieving Roumania from fear of attack
from that quarter should she enter the
war.
Dispatches from Chile stated that the
last of what was once Germany's Pacific
squadron was fighting to escape the
fate which overlook her four companion
cruisers. when they met the German
cruiser Dresden with the converted
cruiser Prinz Eite Frederick, said TO
have been engaged by the British cruiser
Newcastle near Valparaiso.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
SANTA WAS THERE
And Delighted Old and Young at Pres.
byteriAn Church.

Holiday msrrinent for the children >.
well as the oldstors Of the First prusby
terian church and sunday school was
provided in the church vestry on the eve
of Christmas Exercises that emphasized
10 an unusual degree the spirit u Yuie
tide formed the hrst part q the pro
gram and those who saw the little ones
20 through their ariIls and give their
recitstions and songs caught the reflect
I'd spirit of yOuths Christmas and werr
Young again perforce After the erer
cisez came the most joyful moment Of
all f0r none other than ssuts Claus
himself ID the person 81 q W MeMH
Ian. jr- appeared - 80 AZ the master 81
Christmas tree ceremonies A brilliantly
Illuminated hr free fairly rroaued
aloud iron a burden 81 gfts The de
tributiun = tiis presents broufit ths ~
fair - slgsa
CUntF1b1tirg ihrtafs Is ti,f snrssss ~
tfs enterta atnulert vrg 80 uork - Mrs
Peter Wufrh aui Mss Marr Wake
uho trained tif Youngsters for ti.sir
snrieI rsrts in tt.e eaerris-s snns-ir
trudrut fseuTEt Numng nf ths Eanasg
..l.rsl presided uhit tif program -.
In urogress. Hers ars ftf tarinus fsrf.
z.siri.e5 tif participants
Char1ls fsiuiaf fa4 go King srr
lsr srisos1s HruFsr Efr Efrar rrass
.auh 8dalua1t Ihss Mrhrls EHrr
snlf@oa ard wsraa ra8.rtsor set-
.son. Ma-isn Esas eH3 Tanrr Hs@sa
.hnrus "a Tffh M Ia zasne
.ri.rsf rHelfnftHr. Bred sef5rr
r frff Hraa-f ears.- g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26

BsFors large gallery 81 haskst 81.
fars - fhe hlIr Christmas rrs ffp
crnrtrglne A. O. uun ds ss-Furff
strsi.it siefary ~ iuHi-finr r. defeat
- tas Hardsfk A g.. - the tnns af
"a a. Hartunk tss horne ef nua
frur taskfs hmu fr vermont a. tHe
rranitf s58laFs hsf sufus1 uiss iasn -
s-uataI e I'D to ssns ever tsam ftaf
-r.stlf rnnrussh thf duuFttr Winstans
bI lsrrs Granitruiiis tr0t 49, lsts
st ftr teEfffrg I'll ~ Femf ans hfa
M nsset riEeur to - @
Te fnrs ar -
dl~ea E~arfrr a1frt tlrn
nuarr H Fannirar H. Wf1rs- r. waths-
sr -1 Flnnrtn lr anstruuE d Elars-
aiat fe.rssHFtfua Ia EarETsss "a rral-k
ark Tausrmnt F Tewrsen4 1f
aaf-rE awmar Weat-a Frr- fas
f1r r wa~ wastasar
E-- F--rrr Ts1--s-r So
Icunss-a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
BLOOD CLoT ON HEART.
Caused Death of Mrs. Grace Billoate Who
Was Found Dead.


Was Found Dead.
Late Thursday afternoon Health Off
Ger DIR. j. w. Stewart. and DIR. Joe w.
Jackson and John II. Woodruff perform
ed an autopsy on the remains of Mrs.
Grace Billoate, wife of William Billoate,
who was found dead by her husband in
their apartments at ii Brook street soon
after he returned from work at noon.
The postmortem examination established
beyond a doubt that the young woman's
death was caused by blood clot around
the heart The autopsy took place IN
the undertaking establishment of A. w.
Badger & Co., and after the body had
been examined, the doctors gave permis-
sion 10 have il prepared for burial
Accompanied by Mr.. Biiloate the re-
mains were taken on late evening train
to Mount Airy, y. c., where the burial
viii take place. The six-months old child
OF the couple, who was with its mother
at the time OF her death, was left with
friends in this city and the father viii
return TO Barre next week Members
Of the deeessed's family reside in Mount
Airy and IL was only short time ago
that the Billoates moved from North
Carolina 10 Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
OPERATORS WERE REMEMBERED.
Telephone Girls Had Christmas Tree and
Many Presents.

Thursday evening the telephone opera
tors held social and had a Christmas
tree in their retiring room of the How
land hall. About twenty girls, all Of
the present operators and many of the
past ones gathered there and spent a
very pleasant evening Refreshments
of hot chocolate, cake, sandwiches, fruit,
candy, and pop corn were served. The
tree which occupied very prominent
place was decorated with silver tinsel
and by many presents. When distrib-
uting time came, Miss May Tassie was
chosen as Santa Claus and was obliged
to make presentations. From subscrb-
ers came many presents in the form of
boxes of candy and baskets Of fruit.
From the company the operators were
presented two sofa pillows which are to
be used in the retiring room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
BARRE RECORDS
FROM 80 TO 36 BELOW
Cold All Over New England
and Ice Crop Clinched
/. for This Year :.
Coolest December
Weather, -32 To-day

Mortified, Dec 26.--It was the
coldest December morning on rec
ord at the Mortified Y. S. weather
bureau to-day, the temperature at
1880 o'clock being 32 below zero, a
mark only three degrees short of
the record low temperature of any
month. The previous low mark for
December was 81 on December
IA, 1898. However, Northfield was
not by any means the coldest spot
on the continent, for White River,
Ontario, reported a temperature Of
IA this morning.
Forecaster Shaw says he does
not look for break in the cold
spell before tomorrow. The fore
cast is: Fair and continued cold
tonight; fair and slightly warmer
Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
Frozen Hydrsnts Hampered Firemen

Cranston r. l., Dec. 26Fire originat-
ing in the residence of Davis Dick de-
stIoyed three dwellings and endangered
several other buildings at Pawtuxet
early to-day. Assistance was called
from Providence, Auburn and other
towns before the flames were subdued.
Frozen hydrants hampered the firemen.
The loss was $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED.
Services for Matthew Gavin Held at ST.
Syivsvtsr's Church This Morning.

The funeral of Matthsu estin. the
East Barre qusFryman whose death ~
be home Tuesday evening followed e
weeks illuess of bIogd poisoning vas
keld ~ 81 Sglvestrr's clureh u Granite
yifis this usoFnsua AZ p u'cleek Rev 10
seph Turcut uficiatiug ThF serrrc,-
were lsxrslv attended ard fifrr uHs q
profusf -ioral ofefinF Tho iaarers wert
William Mckane of WshstsrFi 1suss
0T7arUn az WelsfarriIis At~t White
81 Hurlfnrtun. Miersfi Frunesu ~ Web
strrviit. anS Patrirk ard fahr I1nuurs.
slse a. Wel-tarrills lrtermsrt vas
fna8s ir ths Cafhslir osmaterF on Bsrk-
ifs street HARE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
COLD EXTENDS OVER
NEW ENGLAND
Transportation Hampered TO Some TX
tent, but the Ice Crop Is
Clinched.

Poston. Dec. 20 A breath Of true
winter weather brought below zero tenn
tsrature % New England 20 day except
IN the extreme southeastern section. The
cold Wa unusually severe in northern
Vermont. where Northfeld reported the
reeord breaking temperature Of y below
burlington was IA degrees warmer. while
ia GreenWille Me- which sometimes r.
ysls Mortified a. = cold weather spot. Il
sss only 10 below On the coast il was
even warmer. With n below at Eastport.
Ne. sir below ~ Portland. two below at
Boston and IA above a. Nantucket.
The cold weuther hampered trans
r0rtatiou 20 some extent. but practically
aliuehrf the irF crop
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
DEATH OF YOUNG BOY.
Son OF Mrs Goldie Sun Mcleod Died at
City Hospital

James Mcleod. aged Il years. the
young son OF Mrs. Goldie sun Mcleod.
died at the City hospital last evening at
8 o'clock, death following an illness Of
seven weeks duration. The boy had
been afflicted with heart trouble. and,
latterly, complication had developed His
mother arrived in the city yesterday
morning from Rutland and WAS at her
sons bedside before he passed away. Be-
sides his mother, the lad leaves a sister
The funeral. il is expected, viii be held
Sunday afternoon and the interment viii
be in Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
FUNERAL OF c. MURRAY CLARK
Held from His Home This Afternoon
Interment IN Hope Cemetery.

Funeral services for C. Murray Clark,
whose death al bis home on the Plain
field road Thursday morning followed =
years illness, were held At the house
this afternoon AZ O'Clock. Rev. John
r. Rsardon. pastor OF the Univcrsaiist
church, was the officiating clergyman,
Dix of Southyille, Mass. George 4. clark
Of Fast Montpelier Thurman DIX ~
Burlington. Allen Dix Of this city. Harry
MeCrillis and George McCrillis of Marsh
field During the services. Mrs.. NJ ID
Lamb of Barre sang Pace 70 Face and
Nearer Ny God, g Thep There we're
many fowers. lnterment was IN Hope
cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
EUNERaI oF 20 EERrRasB
wss Hsls Ttis NuruiuE Rsr 2. p Eew.
~ oHratfrr

A. d. o'slask ths uia-nrF funH-al
ssTs1ass wurs hs8t fw Mrs. Fred Hsr
tran6 fu-msr Barre wuen ut1ef
Eaatt ur-urrsa - hr- h.rrs raar Elain-
fsf srrrVs Wearss5ar aftrT l1nE il-
reas II tTruta assur Esr r. p
Nemt1l rrFtnr r tfs EisnE Mstt-
ssst ta-h uH nsaE ard sa fraanas
~ fhs tnmr aasa a. asmrsrs ItE
hsasr urs t-urrtt 81 ft-s sac ar rlsest
IN ~ rs-FfsinF snult rt E-npns -nrs-
asrr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
BODY LEANED AGAINST Posi-.
Burnham Cooper Ct Portsmouth. N. n
Frorsn 10 Death.

Ports nouth = ~. Dee. o. Durham
Cooper ncsI e. rrsi3enf # Rocklsnd
street waa faunI 0n Cornwall street
sArit FestsriHv morning fruzen b death
Tlre irfs sas f8und ieanine srn inst =
poet Nf ta.suer eri6entir became
drovsl sn3 80 aoun T. rest beng oFer
efu1f 81 tie rfssse roia He vas uutv
= Short aistan.t .rum hss rpsidanre
IT. af#f sas rnfi0ssa 81 the Hos
son MainH feanl Itunzf Ele rra -
tirf ID Ngsa -sn+n frf hnE rfs o. il
fids rfr fn several vaars 3d. u sur-
sfted Ht este end ars atzf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
IN CITY COURT.
Case Of State vs. Foley on Trial Before
Jury This Afternoon.

A bearing IN the case Of State W
Clarence Foley charged with breach 81
the peace. was started before . Jury and
Judge r. " Scott in city court this
afternoon. This forenoon the respondent
and hi. attorney, :. Hnllistsr Jackson.
appeared and asked for a jury trial.
The following men we're summoned for
jury duty John III Jones. William
Mears. Frank r. Cave. .. ID. Shurtlef.
n. B Ballard and a. T. Hevnolds. Grand
juror William Wislart had cha1ge II the
prosecution The case grows out of an
alleged assault committed ~ Foley On
one HsTberf A RurR Of this citv. II 4
claimed - the state that the respondent
threw the cornpla inaut Rugg doun q
Sight of sta - ~ North Main street
nn the Afternoon Df nec ~ A maun.
derstnndinn ever thr matter uf tafkirg
down weather strips tn Mr. FoieFs
sr,artmeut in thr Canton hoBse - sai9
- have pr~rip ip.tat-d the alleged auarrrl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
WATERBURY sHIvERs


Wstsrburv. De 81 6-Thn village
ti.our,d that thiues mstaTisl hsd Fot
r4sftt wfH eualed - wher Il awoks THE
nicffsaE 81 ~ tfs thsrmgnneters shirsr-
M erfr s0 tslgw reading tha roidsst
-ts "a "a ~ tile vinter. other waHther m
firstors rsristfrrH rnvuherf from j 3 a.
r-fss islru t6 tte rarfrum 81 mirus
a. ManufarfrrinE riartF ere finHnd fnr
10 raars fiae ftrrs wuui8 hnss fs-ar
! ra.ssnl sns7ansfgn 81 u1--Htiuns un n--
ruurf n thr eoid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
FoGs HINDER OPERATIONS
But French Report That Germans Were
Repulsed.

Paris 2:j0 p. m, Dee. 26.-An official
announcement from the French war office
this afternoon relates that fogs in the
north nteriered with operations in Flan-
ders. Counter attacks on the part Of
Germans were repulscd at a number Of
points. There was artillery fighting near
the sea and AT Perths. Progress was
also made in upper Alsace on Christmas
dav
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
COLD EVEN AS FAR
SOUTH AS FLORIDA
Whole Country Was in Grip of the Frost
King and New Low Records for
December Were Frequent
Iu Made

Washington, d. c., Dee. ga cold
wave held the country from the Missis-
sippi river to the Atlantic coast in its
grip to-day and broke the December tenn
perature records in many places. The
coldest place in the country officially
was at White River, Ontario, A below
zero. AT Canton, n. Y, it was 80 be-
low and many other places reported
more than 20 below.
The extremely cold weather extended
southwards as far as the Florida penin-
sular, and below zero temperatures were
recorded in New England, the interior
of New York, West Virginia, Michigan,
Illinois, northern Missouri, Iowa Wis
Minnesota and North Dakota.
Lower temperature is promised for to-
night in the south Atlantic states and
elsewhere it will be warmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
Richardson Hopkins.

Miss Marguerite Hopkins Of Worces.
ter and Clarence r. Richardson Of Rut
land were united in marriage AZ the
home OF Clinton Chandler in Worcester
Thursday evening st O'Clock, Rev. vii
liam Shaw officiating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
;. as-r q FHt.s.la ~.

raffaEflE WNes Esc l-Tha tha--
r.a---e8rr taash-d q bslgH auraur last
rfls arF ti-a-eaunt ~ Letarnr rs1lr~
uasf ~ fs-f AewrT trrrra--nfnFr -rs
-rrerssa ff E.Aertrur = uas - -
Ias 81 H-rirarf w ~ Hrs - Err
Tsfmar a. taau
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26

Miss Elenora r. Conant OF Waterbury
and George Whalon o. Montpelier were
married at the home Of Rev. William
Shaw at Montpelier Thursday evening,
that clergyman officiating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
wrTrvar rooK narH
a, e~-u-- - Ess YEA Bats-s Jrr.ias
rr-rnkrr-

Wm EgE Ts rBst-t tfs1rnrT
Ha Nee rrE
tars frs ~r Htssas frr~Hazr tr
tts nFrslE.s arsisz e. suTrsmf raz-t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26

ing was 30 below, the lowest December
temperature on record for 80 years. AT
Adirondack points it was reported 40 be-
low.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
ONE FATALLY HURT
And Others Injured When Auto Was Hit
By Train.

Cincinnati Dec. 20. While they were
hurryiug home in order to participate in
Christmas festivities last night, an an
tomobilc in which four persons were rid.
ing was struck by the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton 4 DAYTON indianapolis Flyer at the
Celerain avenue crossing. The machine
was tossed against the house Of the sta
tionmaster. killing him and injuring all
OF the occupants Of the car. two Of them
fatally
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26

WILLIAM CEIsMAN. O..
The Injured

DANIEL GAIL, compound fracture Of
the skull. will die
CHARLES kLEIN, skull fractured,
will DIE
STANLEY GALL -. brother, fracture
of the log and internal injuries. serious
JOHN r. KILN. -. broken leg. net
srriuis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
RIRrHs AND DEATHS.

Births-Peter and Katherine Bolkovic'
Engel, zyl7 North Tnlrtleth street, girl;
ben and Ella Jones, 32l2 Cass street, boy
Josef and Antonio horvarek, l4p south
Sixteenth street, boy; Morris and Jennie
Schlanger, 25l7 Decatur street, girl
Ephraim and Julia 10th, 1OS Woolworth,
boy; Joseph and Josephine Trnka, lA7
south Fifteenth street, boy; w. Burdette
and Margaret Olive Towne. 1886 Hamil-
ton street, boy.
I Dsaths-August Krouse, "A years, hos
initial: Dora Leifield. Is years. hospital.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
Unclaimed Answers
to the
"Swappers' Column"

Hundreds of other answers have been
called for and delivered during the last
week. II is reasonable to suppose that all
of the people below have made the de-
sired swaps-theEefore, do not call for the
balance OF their answers. Bee Want Aos
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
LODGE NOTICES.

ATTENTION, A. o. U; w; No. l.S-
Members of Patten lodge No. l7S are
requested to attend the FUNERAL OF oul
late brother. Gust A. Abramson, SUNDAY
November 70, at y. m, from his late
residence, 2443 South twentieth street
interment Forest Lawn cemetery. De
gree teams and sister lodges invited tt
attend. - - 49,
JAS. RASMUSSEN, Jr., Nj. w,
J.. i. RASMUSSEN, ReCorder.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
earn OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our many friends
and neighbors, the Kountze Memorial
of the Kountze Memorial church, the
Swiss lodge, the Swiss Ladies society
and the CASTELAR, Sunday school for thelI
sympathy, kindness and beautitul tlorai
offerings shown during the sickness and
Seath of our beloved daughter Emma
MR.. AND MRS. John MARTlG.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22
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