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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
PUTS UP SECURITY,
American Fidelity 90, Complies with
Demands of Massachusetts, and New
York

Burlington, Oct. l6.--President Charles
H. Darling OF the American Fidelity 60
of Montpelier announced last night tMlt
yesterday he turned over to the treas
urer of the company $4,000 in cash
be added TO the assets OF the CO.. ~
Some time ago the insurance ~
ulents of New York, Massach ~ md
Vermont made demand in ~ 4elity
department that additions would
be required for the con ~ do bust
ness in the states men.>S q The mat
ter OF extra financing lad been under
consideration by the company and it
was expected that by January |, 1915,
extra capital would be provided The
matter OF extra financing had been under
consideration by the company and it
was expected that by January !, 1915,
extra capital would be provided The in
surance departments OF the states men
toned were inclined, however, to press
the matter and made their demand
earlier than was expected.
On September 80 meeting of the i'm
surance departments of Vermont Mass
achusetts and New York with the Fidel-
lty company was held and the situation
was gone over. The result of the confer
ence was that satisfactory arrange
ment was made and in accordance with
The understanding made at the meeting
t was agreed that Slj0,000 should be
added to the Fidelity company's assets
~ October y, although in August a
much larger sum had been ntimated. 1t
5 believed that the finances of the com
,any are sound and that its prospects
ire better than for several years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
IN Case Charging Embezzle-
ment Against Clifford
c. Fletcher
LOWER COURT WAS
UPHELD BY SUPREME
October Term Concluded at
Montpelier; Several
Entries Made

supreme court took an adjournment
Tor the October term at Montpelier yes
terday afternoon, following the hearing
OF the cases of Barre and Montpelier
against the Barre & Montpelier Traction
Power company relative to the in
crease OF fares on the interurban line.
Several entries were made Just before
adjournment of court, as follows Ben
nlngton county: Clark Hamilton VS..
Paul t+obel and Catherine Gobel, petit
ton for foreclosure; appeal dismissed
with costs
Chlttenden county: In re Emma Eliza.
beth Curtis estate, appeal from probate
court briefs to be submitted on or be-
fore Nov. 3.
Rutland county: State VS.. Clifford G..
Fletcher, embezzlement, Judgment on er-
ror in proceedings in chancery court; re-
spondent takes nothing by his exccp.
tons; Judgment that sentence be done.
The sentence in the lower court was
that the respondent pay fine OF $500,
without costs.
In the case OF state V. c. W. Perkins.
dealer in Christmas trees. the cause was
sent back to the lower court because OF
faulty information.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

e. T. Southgatc Is moving his house
hold goods from Academy street 20 a
house which b. owns in South Royal-
ton. Mrs Southgate has already gone
10 South Royalton and the family viii
make their home In that village. ~.
though Mr.. Southrate will continue biz
duties az ticket agent a. the NJ & ". n.
station IN this city
Mr. and Mrs A NJ Troup who have
been attending the annual convention of
the photographers association of New
England 10 B0ston. are exported home
this evening Mr. Troup exhibited three
suhierts AZ the convention aud was
awarded the second prize Tot Vermont
the first prize. . 0ir. going 10 A Allyn
Bishop. the well known NewVort pho
togrn phrr
While rlaFfne about Goddard seminary
last night fsrorgc Coa8e nf 81 Brp0s
street broke iis left isE % was while
slifinr dnan the fro1t steps that bead
- tho riri.s dormtorr thst his foot SUD
denly .truek sosne ohstaeis which msde
tfui laaa his haian-e and fail n faH
gaq lis IfH - struek tbs step hard
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3 hHl bad ta IfNf'l ttlfl - -nlnf
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and tnrrfaH tsm horne and d. William
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broken b.rHa ard o. tae the uatient 4
resting rerf nfu The boy BE- lg pears
81 nrf arH e employed af ladEs store
.n tia haEarf department.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
STEADY HAMMERING
GAINS ADVANTAGE
FOR ALLIED ARMIES
BIG REGISTRATION
OF VT. TEACHERS
Convention Being Held at st. Johnsbury
Teachers Retirement Fund Asso-
ciation Elects Officers.

| st. Johnsbury, Oct. l6.-The Goth an
nual meeting of the Vermont State
Teachers association opened here yes
terday afternoon At 6 o'clock there
were l,09S registrations, the largest in
the history OF the association at that
time. Boy scouts met all trains and
escorted the teachers to headquarters to
register, and from there showed them to
their rooms.
At the opening session at 2 o'clock
there was music by the schoolmasters'
quartet. consisting of Messrs. Silsby,
Bollinger, Parker. and Wood. Prayer
was offered by Rev. Alfred Poole Grant,
and welcome to St. ,Johnsbury was ex-
tended by W. A. Kicker, president of
the Commercial club, and by Frank Fl.
Brooks of the state board of education.
Response was by Principal Edgar B.
Smith OF Brattleboro, president of the
association. who spoke on Practical
Medical Education"
The other speakers were Professor
William H. Crawshaw. dean of Colgate
and Professor Jay W. Hud-
son of the University of Missouri.
Last evening the people Of st. Johns
bury gave the visitors reception at
the Fairbanks museum. In the receiy
ing line were Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.
Brooks. Rev and Mrs George A. Mar
tin, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks,
Judge and Mrs. Leighton r. Slack, Mr..
and Mrs. Harland b. Howe, Mrs. Henry
Fairbanks and Miss Alice w. Wilcox.
The Vermont Teachers Retirement
Fund association elected these officers;
President. Bertha NJ Terrill Of Burling-
ton; vice president, Eta Franklin of
secretary, Caroline NJ. Griswold |
,f Montpelier; treasurer. Sarah A. Mar /
in of Burlington; auditor, EfIie Moore |
II Burlington; members OF the board 1
II management, Miss Jessie Judd of Bel
ows Falls and David Locke Of Rutland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
A LICENSEE IN COURT.
Herbert 0. Kent Charged with Selling to
Posted Man

Herbert o. Kent, Montpelier second
class licensee, was arrested by Chief Of
Police Sinclair this morning and ar
raigned before Judge II. W. Scott on a
charge of having sold Intoxicating liquor
TO a posted man. The respondent waived
examination and W. H. Farrar also OF
Montpelier, became security in the sum
Of $500 for his appearance in Washing
ton county court. The arrest was made
on disclosure warrant issued by the
local magistrate. II is alleged that the
dealer sold liquor to a man whose name
has been prescribed by tho license com.
missioners IN the capital city. Statu.
tory penalty provisions are identical
with the penalties which may be inn
posed in plain cases of illegal selling.
Kent's arrest and arraignment followed
a disclosure made in city court recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
CAPTURE OF OSTEND
is NEAR AT HAND
Popular Belgian Seaport Resort May
Already Have Fallen Into the Hands
of the German Invaders.

London. Oct l6. 1915 a. m.-The oc-
cupation of Antwerp by the Germans is
momentarily expected and the city being
directly across the channel from England
md almost opposite the mouth OF the
Thames river, British followers of the
great war oentered their gaze there to-
day, regardless of whether the taking
of the city would be much from a mill
tary standpoint or would protract the
struggle now in its 73rd day.
The latest reports available in London
to-day said the Germans were within ten
miles of Ostend, having occupied the
small town of Blankenberphe on the Bel
gian coast. The taking OF the popular
seaport OF Belgium by the invaders with.
in ~ hours is a foregOne conclusion. If il
is not already affected and the news IL
delsyed as IL was when the forts OF
Antwerp fell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
HOSPITAL SUPPLY DAY
For Barre City Hospital Has Been Set
for Oct. n.

Tie ladies hospital aid 81 the Barre
Ctg hospital has selected Oct p for
supply dav wheu donations II supplies
vil - received tor the hospital Tie
public has responded spiendidiF on sim.
liar davs in previous vears and tho la-
dies hope au HiH ~ 90 generous fhia
yesr uhen thr erratly increased rost of
food supplies has proven q heasy strain
On TIRE hospitsl finances.
AmonE the arfieiss most aosnts hia
are oid cotton. shsets and riiiev casrs
Vegetables of sH kinda trusts. rannea
fruits anH ieiiies and groceries 81 at
kInis At tinsf rlting preserves -
ieiF ar askrd e. marx ther inrs or
Cans ard tllf ulatren ~ tire tosrltai uiI
49, ttfs are rttBrued a. tiH5r guners
a aumisF oi Esanrit end f.lnars hstf
E1reed e. rreirt aufatiuus ard IN 80
Z2l tlief uI b. riseaTlfs 81 make tisrs
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
INCORPORATES FOR $4,000.
Drown Motor Car Co. of Barre With
Eight Subscribers

Articles Of association were filed yes
terday with the secretary Of state by
the Drown Motor Car company of Barre.
The charter grants the company the
right to deal in automobiles and to sell
and buy gasoline and to do general re-
pair work The capital stock is $4,000
with 5000 shares OF 500 each. The sub
scribers are John g. Mcleod, H. b.
Graves. John Trow. f. A. Drown and
Antoine Burke Of Barre, W. G. Nye of
North Montpelier, Z. y. Ballet OF Gran
iteville and T. H. Callahan OF Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
DESPERATE FIGHTING
MADE ON BOTH SIDES
French Official Communication Also
Confirms Report of Progress Being
Made by the Allies Left-Battle Line
Extends From Ypres to the Sea.

Paris Oct &c. 245 p ma French official statement this
afternoon saws that indicated in yesterdays
munation confirmed the left wing The field OF action OF
the region of Ypres to the
Russia left bank of the Vstua Russian troops
during October 49, repused German attacks Warsaw
and vangorod A battle is going south of Przemysl
Paris Oct 6 1850 mThe steady hammering of the allies
wing the French battle front has brought
them almost within of the forts at Metz In spite
this the German princes hangs dog
positions the Meuse St Michel The fighting
at this end of the long been desperate both
during the past week although overshadowed for time
by the operations on the allies left.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
JUDGMENT AGAINST M. W. OF A.
Suit Having Been Brought for Alleged
Breach of Covenant

| Rutland, Oct. l6.--ln Rutland county
court yesterday, in the case of l.. r.
Noble. administrator OF the estate Of the
late DR.. l.. George Belisle, of West Rut-
land, against the Modern Woodmen OF
America, the court rendered Judgment
Of ~ 900 for the plaintiff. IL was an
insurance case, the allegation being that
the Woodmen broke their covenant.
In the divorce case Of Lena Nassau
against Henry Nassau, the court gave a
bill TO Mrs. NASSAU, together with the
custody of a minor child.
number of respondents appeared
yesterday and pleaded guilty, Fred Os-
tiguy had pleaded guilty to trying to
pass forged check, and was sentenced
to not less than two and one half nor
more than three years at the state
prison at Windsor,
Mrs. Mary johnson, accomplce OF
Ostiguv, and like himself a recent res,
ident of Hudson Falls, n. Y, was SEN
fenced to from one to one and one half
years at the house OF correction for for
gerry
Roy Wright of Middletown Springs
who had pleaded guilty to the charge OF
killing deer illegally, was fined 800
and costs, and will take the alternative
sentence of 1893 days in the house of cor
rection.
Angelo Lavecchia, formerly of West
Rutland, who few weeks ago threw
stone at an electric car and struck
woman, because of anger at being elected
from the car, was sentenced to from
two to two and one half years in the |
state prison at Windsor, and then was |
placed on probation. He had pleaded |
guilty
! John Sziko, or Siska who a few days |
tgo stabbed John Brannck. another
Polsnder, living at South Poultney,
pleaded guilty to the charge of assault
with intent to kill, while armed with
dangerous weapon and was given from
line to ten years in the state prison.
Orla Russell of Pawlet entered court
md pleaded guilty to the charge of lar.
eny, and was given from one to one
nd one half years at the house of cor
ection. and was put on probation In
ormation was filed against this re-
pondent yesterday by States Attorney
;. l., Stafford The man was charged
With stealing more than $50 from his
mployer, Merton Blossom, also OF Paw
It.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
LIGHT RAIN IN BOSTON.
Aroused Hope That Seven Weeks Drouth
Would Be Broken

Boston Oct l6 Smoke-shrouded Bos-
ton awoke to-day 20 welcome the sight
Of light rain. which aroused hopes
that the long drouth wll be- broken and
that numerous forest and peat bog fires
in many parts Of the state win b.
qucnched IN ahc last seven weeks less
than a quarter of an inch OF rain has
fallen here Late crops are seriously
damaged aud reseryoirs as well A.
springs are depleted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
SEVERE INJURIES FOUND.
In Man Who Was Run Over by Mayor
Boutwells Auto.

Z. Gutierrez. the Montpelier man,
who was run down by Mayor Boutwelrs
automobile on Barre street, Montpelier.
yesterday afternoon. was operated on
AT Heaton hospital last night and il was
found that there were two puhctures
OF the intestincs and that the pelyis
was fractured. The chances Tor the
mans recovery were considered rather
poor although his condition WAS re-
ported to-day TO he fair considering the
nature Of his Injuries
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
HIGH TREASON CHARGED.
Against Steamship Ticket Agent Ar
rested in Montreal.

Montreal oct. l6-lsrael Schroeder. 4
steamship ticket agent. uas arrested
here Yesterday on charge Of high
treason. The police claim that Schroed.
~ sold tickets 10 Austrian resersists aud
advised them 10 say they were Rouma-
nian= ~ order to esadc the law prohibit
ing talliRerents from ieatiue Canada A
person convicted of high treason NAV he
sentenced % death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
BIG FOREST FIRE.
Is Doing Much Damage North of Bellows
Falls

Bellows Falls, Oct. l6 More than -
men answered a call last night to fight
a fire on a hill about a mile and a half
north Of the village which had been
burning since Monday night. More than
30 acres of valuable timber land has
been burned over by the fire. large
tract Of pine seedlands recently set out
w the village corporation was de-
s1royed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
INVITED TO BARRE.
Vermont State Teachers Association Is
Wanted in 1915.

Wanted in 1918.
Barre may have another opportunity
to show its hospitality after the manner
| in which the national retail monument
dealers and the New England cemetery
sUperntendents were entertained in 1913
and 1914 il an invitation extended by
| the Board Of Trade to the Vermont
| State Teachers association is accepted
In letter yesterday TO the associat ton.
now in convention in St. Johnsbury. Sec.
retary Charles H. Wishart extended the
invitation in behalf Of the board.
Secretary Wishart's letter. addressed
TO the president Of the association, reads
az follows:
Dear Sir:
The Board Of Trade OF the city OF
Barre sends greetings to your organza-
ton and extends cordial invitation for
you to hold your 1918 convention in
Barre.
As Barre is the third largest city in
the state. We feel that we owe YOU an
apology for our failure to offer you our
hospitality until this year However. il
has been due to lack of ample facil-
ities. rather than 10 a spirit Of disinter-
estedness. With the completion of our
new hotel in the early spring. Barre viii
have one Of the finest hostelrics in the
state, The addition to our high school
building. now in process Of construc.
tlon. is to contain large assembly room.
We also have the Howland hall. which
q large and commodious, aud the opera
house. These facilities are ample for
all your convention requirements and
are all new and up-to-date
Barre a. YOU all know. Is the larc
cst granite monumental center in the |
world and = visit to her qnarries and /
manufacturing plants will prove inter
cstinR and instructive 4 trip 10 the /
quarrics is alone worth visit 20 our
city and this part of your entertainment i
will e amply provided for
We want You with us in 1915 We
want the opportunity for showing Barre's
and sincerely trust that you
aill bold v0uf next convention in the
Industrial Capital of Vermont.
VERY respectfully.
BOARD ~ Trade ~ the Cts 81 Rarrc
"By & ~ Wishsrt. See
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
WAR PoRrENDs WORLDS END.
Declares Advent Christian Conference at
Rutland.

Rutland. oct l6-At the 4lst annual
session Of the Hoosick Valley Advent
hristian conference, IN progress in this
city, resolutions we're adopted declaring
that while the denomination deplores
the terrible bloodshed and suffering in-
cident 70 the present war il neverthe-
loss sees in the catastrophe tho fui6H
ment of the prophecy and considers that
this fulfllment should - preparation
20 the people for "thc erat event iust
ahead Of the s-cond coming Of CHRIST
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
WAS ILL FOR YEAR.
Henry Cobb Died This Morning of
tuberculosis.

Henry Cobb passed away at his home.
'32 Center street. this morning al 4
O'Clock death following years illness
ot tuberculosis Resides his father. two
sisters and brother living in Switzer-
land, Mr. Cobb leaves four brothers in
RaTe. 4. Cobb & Cobb and A Cobb
lie was born IN switzerland % years ago
and came to America last Mat. proceed
ing al once TO Barre, where for a short
time he was employed as a stonecutter
hv the firm of Cobb Bros. III health
him to give up his trade, how
ever and for a few months immediately
preceding his death he was unable to
do work OF any kind.
Mr. Cobb was a member OF the Social.
ist party Of his nationality and proved
to h. loyal supporter,of that organiza.
tion
Funeral SERVER, viii he held from the
house Saturday afternoon AZ o'clocR
and the burial will b. held 10 Hope Gem
atcrv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
CALL NEW JURY PANEL.
From Which to Select New Jury to Try
State VS. Mrs Leonard Bergonzia

The jury in Washington county court
was dismissed this morning after being
on duty IS days, and q new panel was
immedateN ordered, from which to
select a jury TO try Mrs. Leonard Ber.
gonzia on the charge OF selling. When
the case was recently tried at the pres.
cnt term OF court the jury reported it
was unable 10 agree; hence the decision
10 summon new panel and to try the
case at the present term.
A total of IS cases have been. or are
at present, before the court. In "a pleas
oi guilty have been entered in four yer.
diets Of guilty have beenreturned There
are several stat cass rmaining, which
may disposed OF at the present term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
IN BAD MENTAL CONDITION.
Edward Squires Of Washington Signed
Voluntary Commitment Papers.

Brattleboro. Oct. l6-A man who
gives his name as Edward Squires. 33
years Of age, was taken from an evening
train here last night in bad mental
condition He signed a voluntary com
mitment paper TO the Brattleboro re
treat and will be examined there. He
says his home is in Washington, Vt. and
that hi- mother is in the state hospital
at Waterbury. He has been working in
New York state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
OPERA SINGER SLAIN
vsnni MarcouH said to Have lest Life
Fighting for France

Bostun. Oct ts From sourrns ha-
lie,ed - ~ authoritative uora ". r.
rusuher ~ the F1stof Opera company
r-ss -iat and killed uhile fgiifnq IN tie
Frrnch armF Thf piacs of his death
fas MT hasn arspanfed 1iauoHx was
taarriea last summer to Madeline Nor
isy. the daucfr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
MAKES SIXTH DISASTER
OF LIKE NATURE
Only so Members of the
Hawks Crew Were Res
cued, According to Infor-
nation Which Was Sent
Out from London To-day

London, Oct. is, 1908 P. M.-The
British cruiser Hawk was sunk to-day
in the North sea by German submar-
inc. OF her crew of 400 men only so
were saved.
The loss of the Hawk makes a total
of six British cruisers which have been
destroyed by Germany in the North sea
since the beginning of the war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
NEreHBoRs As BEARERS
Az Fursrsl Of benjamin r Colby Yes
ferasv Afternoon

FurrrrI zrftHf- f0 Euiamn Prank
o. tsIhr. uh1zs itafh f 80 trme ss
Ftn strrat Monday evening atter rfe-
lrr.aad Tnass renewed uHg time rs-
iHaHf 81 Barre eef is8t af 70 hrnse
TTnazsar aftfrHsFn at a1ek Tla
rEirr r1 1tman ras Er "
rs-a5f ra-tef 81 ti.e lnaalt rsiil.fsl
fHfF fiHrs were tfsn tfsm
Wr Nnas isFs Hn8 re
r.fs franls TtHf urrf Frrf b F
n IsslaF ~IrffHa Frark a Huffirera
r HsHs frfrraatt rns r.rAt
r FtHuesH snffsrt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
MANY FRIENDS PRESENT.
At Funeral Of Agnes Allyne Tryon on
West Hill

4 large number OF friends and rela.
tives Of the late Agne- Allyne Trvon,
whose death At the age Of s. wears Mon.
day evening occurred A. the home of
Charles ~ Cheney on west hll where
she had resided for more than ~ wears
gathered at the hou-r Yesterday after
noon a. naV tribute a. THE dccea -ed
Funeral services wcre held a. O'Clock
Rev = q Neacll pastor of the He'd
ding Methodist church. Officiating The
i.earers were - follows Charles q
Cheney. William Cheney. ? e Wheeler
iakrn Co Llmr0ad crmcterg for infer-
urnf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
PRINCE WILLIAM, WED,
JOINS THE GERMANS
Former Ruler Of Albania Is Reported to
BE on His Way to the French
Frnnfier 70 Eirhf
Frontier TO Fight.

Paris. Oct 10. 80 a. ma dispatch
from Rome says that Prince William Of
Wied, former ruler of Albania. has joined
the German army and is on his way to
the French frontier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-16
OPENED INA wEEK
II No Further shsss Occur i Pansms
Canal

Washs.rtor. D r. o.f 1s-faiaus
Cssthsls lahlsf thf wnr d.1ar1u1arf 81
drv that trn#r thru1rh tts pannrss
fsnsL whiet uns tlu.i i-a8 - 8 8sndsliss
arts tils Cuist-a rf Tusslrr ngit. VII
fhtf asrth rnrrerusrts tskf Flsaa.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21

skill which outlined Mr.. Felock's head
and shoulders with a completeness
which was flawless, that gentleman
sustaining his rather trying position
with admirable nerve.
Wolf Pass increased in population
and prosperity. The fame of its
unique church spread far and wide.
Cowboys, miners and passing tour
lists sought its confines, merely to try
and obtain admittance into the tenn
pie of muscular Christianity
1t CHANGED that one evening the
Reverend Culp Hazard sat alone in