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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
DEATH OF YOUNG GIRL.
Helene Ruth Ballard, Daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. B. Ballard.

Helene Ruth Ballard, the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson b. Ballard of
ll5 fremont street, passed away at her
home Wednesday afternoon at 4:0S
o'clock, the end following 10 days i'll
ness of typhoid fever. Besides her par
ents, the near relatives surviving are an
elder sister, Eloise Ballard, aged nine
years, and a brother, Winthrop Ballard,
aged five years. The little girl was born
in Barre Aug. 1, 1908, and was therefore
seven years old on her last birthday
After having attended the Lincoln school
for two years, she was transferred to
the Matbewson school in September and
was a student in the second grade until
her illness. She was an attendant at
the Congregational Sunday school,
Funeral services for the child will be
held at the Ballard home Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. j. w. Barnett,
pastor OF the Barre Congregational
church, will be the officiating clergyman.
Burial will be private.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
DIED AT PLAINFI7LD.
Mrs. Z. ]. Dunkling Went There from
Barre Three Weeks Ago.

The death of Mrs. +. j. Dunkling of
Currier street occurred at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane. in
Plainfield, this morning at 1880 o'clock.
Three weeks ago Mrs. Dunkling went to
Plainfeld TO visit at her former home
and was stricken with an illness which
was later diagnosed az typhoid fever.
Afterward, pneumonia developed. Be-
sides her husband and her parents, Mrs.
Dunkhng leaves three children, Eta,
aged seven years Ray, aged FIVE years,
and Lloyd, an infant OF six months
Two sisters, Mrs. Philip Bean and Mrs.
Inez Morrison, reside in Plainfeld. Mr..
Dunkling is employed In Barre as driv-
er for the Standard oil Co. and the fam
lily has resided in this city for the past
two and one.hslf years. Mrs. Dunkling
was around 2s years old.
Funeral services will be held az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lane in Plainfeld
Saturday afternoon az ] O'Clock. The
officiating clergyman will be Rev. J. A.
Wright Of Rumney. y. H.. and interment
is 20 be made in the Plainfield cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
MANY FLORAL TRIBUTES
At Funeral Of George A. Loughheed Held
at Church Of Good Shepherd.

The funeral Of George A. Loughheed
son Of William J. Boughheed Of IA
French street. whose death occurred on
Monday afternoon. wss held az the
Church Of the Good shepherd Wednesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. the rector. Rev.
W. ,. NJ. Beattie, officiating There was
a large attendance and numerous floral
tributes testified 60 the esteem IN which
the young man was held The bearers
werei Fred Reynolds John Reynolds,
Jane. Phillip. Neal Blanchard. Dallas
Clark and Arthur Baxter. lutorment
was made in Hope cemetery.
In the Coral Offering were the follow
ing contributions Pillow. familvs
wreath. Cobble Hiil grange; carnations.
Hubert Newell, Raymond Cave and "a.
ward Glysson, Miss Florence Robins.
Mrs. A. ". Allen and choir boys Of ths
Church of the Good shepherd. Mrs. Julia
Cavhue. Mr.. and Mrs. J. !. Cayhue. Mr.
and Mrs. james Given. Mrs D. ". R0s-
eae and Helen. Miss Maud v. Goburn
aud Mrs. AlexHnaer Colsuru. Fref King
and Miss Fiora Beattie. A'f. Rosss roses
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. f2oss and family.
James FhHiip, Jehn Phillip and Arthur
Haxter. Mr and Mrs. 81 e. Houland
md family. Mr.. and Mr. David Earrand.
sfr. and Mfs. =. ~ Tobin and family. /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
FRENCH TROOPS TO PROCEED.
Change in Greek Cabinet Will Make No
Difference in Plans.

Paris, Oct. THE landing Of French
troops at Salonki and their prompt dis.
patch northward across Greek territory
to the Serbian front will proceed with
out regard to the cabinet crisis at Ath-
ems.
The downfall of the chief Venizelos
cabinet is considered here as relating to
formalities, rather than to determined
opposition to the landing of French
troops.
Statements evidently based ON official
information relate that King Constan-
tine received the French minister at
Athens after the landing of French
troops had begun and made no mention
of the incident or suggestion of a pro-
test. 1t is therefore held here that the
king has not taken a stand against the
landing, but merely differs with NJ. Veni-
zelos in regard to the fixed proportion of
Greece in supporting the entente. In
the same official quarters, it is also
pointed out that former Premier Gou-
naris made the definite request of France
last March that the French land an ex-
pedition at Saloniki in order to back up
the position of Greece.
The Temps says that M. Gounaris will
probably be called to form ministry.
1t is generally believed the ministers
of France, Great Britain, Italy and Rus
sia have already left Sofia as result of
unyielding ultimatum calling
for definite announcement of her in
tentions.
Such step would involve the sever
anee of diplomatic relations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
STEPPED IN FRONT
OF CENTRAL TRAIN
Alfred B. Wheatley Instantly Killed at
Essex Junction Late Yesterday as
Companions Looked On.

Essex Junction, Oct ALFRED B.
Wheatley, for over 20 years section
man for the Central Vermont railway
at this place, was killed by being run
over by the Burlington & LamoiNe
train near the Maple street crossing
about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Wheatley, Section Boss ThibauIt and
other men We're at work cleaning up
about the tracks. He started to cross
the track on which this train was rum
ming and the men called to him but the
noise OF passing freight train prevent
ed him from hearing He stepped direct
ly in front of the train and the engine
and baggage car passed over him. The
body was terribly mangled.
Selectman o. S. Nichols. Health OFF,
Ger DIR. G. NJ Perrin, DR.. j. A. Archam-
bait and DR.. Flagg were summoned, but
Mr.. Wheatley had probably been killed
instantly The body was ordered removed
to the undertaking rooms of A. ID. Doug
las. Conductor Frank Shinyile and En-
gineer Griffith were in charge of the
train
Mr.. Wheatley was born in Norton, p,
O., 81 years ago the llth of the month.
With his family be came to this place
about p years ago. He is survived by
his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Wilbert
Libbey of Sebago Lake, Me-, Mrs. Ross
Phelps of Cambridge and Miss Mabel,
and one son, Gordon, who live at home.
Two daughters, Mrs. John Sharpley and
Miss Lillian Wheatley, have died since
the family came here and four previous
y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
Defense Asked fo' -.rdict
in Pirie VS.. : .nite
SAVING svAnk
ARGUAAS.lTS BEGUN
IN COUNTY COURT
Defendant Company Denied
Any Agreement on Lowe
& Mercer Business

A motion for a verdict made by the
defendant in the case of j. X. Pirie
against Granite Savings Bank & Trust
company, being tried in Washington
county court, was considered overnight
by Judge Waterman and was not al
lowed, resulting in arguments being
made this morning. The case will 90
to the jury to-day.
The suit grew out of there being a
dispute as to an agreement alleged to
have been made between plaintiff and
defendant as to the payment of note.
The plaintiff introduced evidence tending
to show that the Lowe & Mercer COM
pany, former granite manufacturers of
Montpelier, had owed him $4,000 for
granite stock and that he 1.-THE plaintiff)
had agreed with the defendant not to
trustee insurance money due the Lowe &
Mercer company as the result of fire
which destroyed the plant, if the bank
would make good note for the sum
due. The defendant claims that such an
agreement was never made.
The next case to be tried is Peter
Lucia VS.. Arthur j. Nelson, apt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
WELL KNOWN WATERBURY MAN.
John King Passed Away Yesterday Aft
er Long Illness.

Waterbury, Oct. THE funeral of
John King, who died at his home on
North Main street early yesterday morn
ing, after period OF i'll health with
Bright's disease, will be held from st.
Andrews church tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock. Rev. Robert Dewey oficiates
and burial will be in the Holy Cross Gem.
etery.
In the passing Of Mr.. King, another
'of the older people has gone, one whom
most remember up TO within two years
as familiar figure upon our streets.
He was born in Ireland, May 2, ls40,
and came to this country when a small
boy. His parents were John and Bird
get King and lived on Crossett hill on
farm for a time. Thirty-seven years
ago he was married in Montpelier to
Ellen Houlahan. They went to keeping
house in the place where Mr.. King died
on Wednesday.
Five children were born 10 them, three
of whom are liying--Miss Kate King.
Mrs. T. c, O'Neil and John King, all of
this town, There is one grandchild and
a sister, Mrs. Patrick Carver of Lynn,
Mass.
Mr. King was blacksmith by trade,
but after years OF work in that line sold
out 10 w. II. Carroll and engaged in the
mercantile business until poor health
obliged him TO give up active work. Tues
day he was in a eomatose condition, but
his going was very peaceful. In him
the town loses one for whom she had
great respect and ST. Andrews parish
one OF her faithful ones when in active
health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
FUNERAL OF MRS. ADELE CATO.
Was Held from St. Monica's Church
Wednesday Afternoon.

Funeral services for Mrs. Adele Cato
of Is Berlin street. whose death at her
home Monday afternoon came az the end
OF a ten days illness. were held in st.
Monica's church Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock. The pastor, Rev. z. NJ.
Mckenna. ofliciated and the bearers
were: Pasqualino Monti, Charles Mont,
Frank Bianchi, Antonio Gianna, Frank
Danghi and Giuseppi BeltramL Many
friends Of the deceased gathered at the
church and a large escort accompanied
the remains TO Beckley street. where
intorment was made in the Catholic GEM
etery
Floral tributes included the following
Pillow. Mother" children; asters, q.
Lott and Eda Lotti; carnations, Mrs.
Maria Buzzi; carnations. Mrs. A. Buzzi
and familyi carnations, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cali and family, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Jurries and family. Mrs. II. Riccia-
relli, carnations, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ricciarelli; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. John Bossi and family, wreath Of
roses and carnations, Italian Pleasure
club, carnations. Dr. and Mrs. r. \. Z.
Archambault and family carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs Elia Mont and family, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Scampini; roses. Mr. and
Mrs. Pasquals Monti and family, Mr..
and Mrs. =. Dunghi and family; csrna- 1
tions, Mrs. &. Casabells and family. Mf. /
and Mrs. .. Bofiino. Mr.. and Mrs A. /
Fasola and family. Nrs. c. Rsmslia and 4
family. Miss Sophi Rossi and Miss Adele /
raauchi, Mr. and Mrs. Cozzi and family. 4
Air. and Mrs. Joseph Beltrami, Mr.. and 4
,Irs. Ricsr8o ~ Rizzi. Miss Annie Pom
ANA. Miss Miccalua Foftana. Mr.. and
Nrs. Frank Gundis and family, Mr.. and
Nrs ID. Giudid and family. Charles
Ionti. jr.. Mr. and Mrs A. fsianni. roses.
frs. Virginia Hastelii and chiidrcn;
fresth of roses. Mrs. G. Eizzi, NeFrefto
.ua children. vreuth, Frnnxi and Molina
smilies. roses Nr. and Mrs. Prank
8rurrini and family. carnations, MrE
Angela Giacheuiu Hnd family. ID
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
PROBATE JUDGES ASSEMBLED.
Judge Frank ]. Martin Was Reelected
President Of Association.

AT the annual meeting Of the Vermont
Association of Probate Judges, held yes
terday afternoon at the county court
house, the election of officers took place,
and the judges discussed questions of
probate law which had arisen during the
year.
The following officers were reelected
for the year: President, Frank j. Mar
tin of Barre; president, George l..
Stow Of Chelsea; secretary and treas
urer, c. N. kelton of st. Adams; execu-
tive committee, the three officers named.
above. II was also voted that the an
nual meeting next year shall be called at
10 o'clock in the morning, this change
being made to enable those who attend
to have more time TO discuss matters
of interest. There were ten of the
twenty probate judges present at the
meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
Policemen Had Charged into
a Crowd at Nashua,
N. H., To-day
FELLOW OFFICERS
WENT TO THEIR AID
One of the Injured Men Was
Taken to the Hos
pital

Nashua, ". H., Oct. Tin a clash
between the police and a crowd composed
of number of striking employees of the
Nashua Manufacturing company and the
jackson Manufacturing company to-day,
two policemen were injured, one being
taken to the hospital unconscious.
A crowd assembled near the mill, and
with the first signs of disorder the police
were called. Twenty-Five officers re-
sponded. Several shots were fired and
two officers who pushed into the crowd
were knocked down, kicked and beaten.
The entire squad was necessary to res
cue the two officers. No arrests were
made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
DROPPED DEAD AT HYDE PARK.
Amandus L. Goddard Had Long Been
Employed by Senator Page.

Hyde Park, Oct. 7.-Amandus L. God.
dard, sged 81. dropped dead Of heart
failure to-day shortly after he had gone
10 his work az foreman at Senator
Pages hide house Soon after he had
arrived 20 begin work he complained Of
not feeling well and started 20 walk
home. although be had been urged 10 20
by automobile. He had advanced only a
few rods when he dropped dead. Ills
wife and a daughter, Mrs. = q. Page.
were IN Burlington. for the day and
they Nefe AZ once summoned, arriving
By automobile.
Mr.. Goddard had been with Senator
Page for 30 years. He leaves his wife
and two sons. Charles r. Goddard of
HYDE PARK and Dr. A. n Goddard Of
Albany also two daurhters. Mrs.. r. g.
Page and Mrs. Alice Young Of hyde
PARK. He vas q native of FreleighlrurR.
II. q. Tie had menbershp IN the Ma.
sonic and Odd Fellows lodges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
BRITISH TROOPS LAND;
HASTEN TO SERBIA
Have Joined French Troops in Move to
Stop German March Across to the
Aid Of Constantinople.

Athens. "Wednesday, via Paris. Friday,
OCT. Z British troops began 10 land
yesterday 81 salouiki, the freneh troops
disemhafkinr q miie and . half from
The toAn and being eoncsHtrated IN =
camp iocated on ground coneeded 10
Serbia after lpla. upon which q build
warehouses. From this point they are
eutrained AZ guielly a. pos be for Gist-
Fsl On THE sefbian frortier.
The BulgariaHs have evacuated al
buildings on the cuast near Dudearhat-
sen. whiis the forts in that city are BE-
ina rrEned uifh long range guns Mine
larers are r'larfna > fnmliif line 81 mines
neru-s tie purt. The city j. rfrgrted
ful ~ trsdFs ofiasrei - lsermans from
CUusts rtinof'ia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
STICKS 10 HIS JOB
eosthsis witbarsws Resignation a. Gov.
srnor 81 Psnana Canal zors.

PausuA. Oct. 7.-Mti-Gen. George rs.
fsoethals has wifhfruvn he resignation
ss governor 81 the Psuams canal ssns
Ihis fat uss snupmmeed ~ General
t-oethAls last evening on Dis arrivai On
iusrd ths steafnsr Orisfntsl from Nsw
Nurk Eftsr . rsesfiun srerf IN the init
- Stetes- His stfion Was taken. he
said fn riew 81 the resssrt siiass y tts
essiiisrd cut. shirh has rinssf f-n ~
ttrcnrh ths esnsL fsenerHl fy1stiasls
ssid hs wpuid rrmain in Puuanaa iraaE.
nitsly-untn sreh time ns fhs condition
of the esuni uould uerrrt 81 Re d.
rNrture Furthsf thar - make ttis sn-
Eifrunrsnsert ard to ssv thNt he had -a-
ifrd -ss-stE~T 81 War Grrrfssr uafh-
a-sHitE be resignrtirr- utirk uns -
nsss Asegrrs Elective Nos y Gsamnrsl
s4u~t'sals hsE nattinr e. ssv runsa-rfnr
- eHn1i Ht aid M sssn uuTr5es rrsf
{ - sltnaliot has snEEr e. srtsf uEar tls
Nr-E q sgmhasti1g to sfas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
Alexander Zaimis Accepts
Invitation to Form a
New Cabinet
WILL RECOGNIZE
THE OPPOSITION
Besides being Premier, Zai-
mis- Will Act as For
eign Minister

London, Oct. Alexander Zaimis has
accepted King Constantine's invitation
to form a new cabinet, according to a
Reuter- dispatch from Athens. He has
assured leaders of the opposition they
will be allowed representation. A list
of new ministers probably will be pre-
sented for the kings approval within a
few hours. Zaimis will combine the du-
ties of foreign minister with those of
premier and it is expected his associates
will include former Premiers Gounaris,
Rhallis, Dragoumis and Theotokis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
JOHN L. REDEEMS
CHAMPIONSHIP BELT
Former Heavyweight Pugilist Paid s5,-
800 to Secure Return of Belt Given
Him BY Admitting Friends
Back in 1887.

Chicago, Oct. THE famous cham
diamond belt presented to John
L. Sullivan by his admiring friends in
1887 and which later was left here as
security for $4,000 loan, is again in the
possession of the veteran pugilist. Sui
livan redeemed it from jewelry firm
yesterday, paying $500. The cele-
brated trophy is made up of $50 dia-
nonds and fourteen pounds OF gold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
NV eRANIrE FIRN


fiVe Barr rranite workers have Or
rariEed eompanF fH t6H manu5aeturt
81 Barre grauite nn8 nhiis nrraurtflrr.ts
ere being mace fer fling srfiies FL is-
carIsurnfinH gith ths sarrstarr rf stats.
the diretess nif gst rnHv tu isNr tua-
mess in nurnhau's meafor. A rart IF
tie ssnruinetfi nlarf has irer hssel
ard f Is hlsTesf that Operations nlaV D.
started m8ttfn e few uesks. Hhe euFn-
ranr b. capitalized af FlHsn end > tc
~ lrIsiness urdrr fls naus af tlH Nrw
barre arnrltt Cd. Temporary Hiretfrs
elected e ssrts rsua.f1 ernrts e. ir-
rrs-te-ats ars 81 talowse 1iFf fiarf
rslnrF EaEars. Frark emH. E
Easstinsr and q Lsnha1w. Sea sf
~ Efrean~s hns Esd rHsE~nr ia tie
rrsr7ts ea-ft-r 5ufr zHi ttf ~
1ansrErF. 3 & szFse-ea pl i1FE an
Husg lrirus ssNr-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
WITT GOES TO LEAGUE.
Goddard Star Baseball Player Signed by
Manager Connie Mack.

Iawton Witt. 1915 graduate of Cod
dard seminary, and rated by common
consent among local fans a. one Of the
cleverest in6elders who ever wore the
seminary toys has been signed by Con-
ME Mack for the Philadelphia American
league team. Witt came 30 Barre from
Winchendon Mass. three years ago and
PLAYED football. basketball. hockey and
baseball at Goddard. He was twice cap
tain of the baseball team and also cap
tained the football ele1rn. Last spring
be- played the best game in three sea
sons for the preparatory school and
then went 30 St Johusbury. where he
was one If Coach Charley Hoernle's right
hand men On an independent team that
represented the LILY White village in a
large uuniier Of games.
During BE three wears stay in Barre,
Witt was alsa a member Of the Italian
A. G. team. ln the summer Of 1919. the
Boston Kcfs. q semi professional team
from the Hub. stcrped in the eity for
sfr.as of rames and uhen thev sfruek
aaf on e tour throurb Maine and New.
fEauushire Wtf was aafh them. II
SsFten,ber BE- enroiied af now8oin col
iege.
Tgle following aisratfh from Bruns-
uisk. Ne dated art 3 in to-8sy's Bos-
tor f-idle ufl - 81 Interest hers. -IaH-
Ten Wff cf Wdurhedun. Mas fresh
mnn Bn Bowau5n college ieft to-day a.
.rB fhs Philadelphia Amsric-n league
isam. This sluu1er - risref n 81.
Ioir.siarg. VI. and slnu hegnu b. has
contract fer two vears. Wit plavs
fher thr7 bsae ~ shu-fstsn 1nst
safrrdsv b. risyel siiur1sfop fcr ths
.frstmsH fn tie rnmf Hfh the srphs-
rarts aaE made h8f every time a
-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
ENTENTE POWERS
QUIT BULGARIA
Have Broken of Diplomatic Relations
with King Ferdinand's Country
and Latter's Active Partici-
patton in War is
Expected.

London, Oct. THE allies have brok-
en- of diplomatic relations with Bulga.
ria and news is momentarily expected
of that nations active participation in
the war on the side Of the central pow
ere.
King Constantine and the late leader
Of the Greek government, being at odds,
coalition cabinet is being formed, pend.
ing which the policy Of the Athens gov
ernment is obscure. The cabinet crisis in
no manner impeded the landing Of the
allied troops at Saloniki and the fact
that these forces are on Greek soil is
regarded as the best guarantee that
Greece ultimately must align herself
with the entente powers, with which the
premier-elect, Zaimis, is in sympathy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
HELD FOR MAINE MURDER


Portland Ne. Oct Ts-Wniiarn Harris.
charged VITA being an scsessarv after
the fat % the murder 81 William r. 81
John. The vatfhman Hho uas killed in
q Monument s9unre store one night re-
cenflr. wns b1uni over a the grand
jury yesterday after long hearing in
fts municipal ruurt. Hs vas comm itts.d
e. inu in aefamH nf ~ un tssH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
FRENCH CAPTURED TAHURE
After Violent Bombardment, Followed
BY Assault.

Paris, Oct. French infantry, after
A heavy bombardment by the artillery,
yesterday captured by assault the vii
age of Tahure and reached the summit
If the hill of the same name, which con-
'tituted supporting point in the second
German line, according to the official
statement issued by the French war
'ffice last night on the campaign in the
vest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
VERMONT NAN HELD
chsrFs at Berlin. n. n. Is Absuetirg q
Maine Girl

Berlin. 9 H. 90. 1.-FrEnk bed
Il 5rfug restdenrs im Vermont. has issen
f-arF over - fim Superior u1urt IN
a. sum AZ s1Fa tsn - gudl.s Hou-
Ard Wr7rfs. en- tls ainrEs of aisiult inr
a q raat-slE marraasn Ne riFt Miss
Wh5tuey clsirns thst rtils attending
WorWar far lsst Hssk shs nj Ped
uha anduce6 tsr to come e. hsriin vitt
tdnl
Ti,s ruurss uars t-aesf - ttis rffv.
tls sirl lEtsr tsfllQ Fsfurnes e. hfF borne
r Harrfsun nna Bed hesnE hsd Et
y thanrif thns EsFs un iasEr - tnrnsE
rssF a. tie falt-ri n1t 1rrEtas - -
49, eumss unasr fhe llnun Whits sizFe
nsk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
MURDERoUs ASSAULT CHARGED.
Against Man for Shooting Eseapade in
Brattleboro Sunday.

Brattleboro, Oct. 7.--StAte's Attorney
o. B. Hughes yesterday afternoon FLED a
complaint in municipal court against Jo-
seph Gallo, charging him with assault
with intent 20 kin John Morend Sun
day night He nol-prossed a charge Of
disturbing the peace in county court in
the morning and win file an information
against Gallo. who will be tried at this
term Of county court Gallo was arrest.
ed in North Walpole Monday following
a row IN which several shots we're fred
and John Morend slightly wounded. A
companion, John Martino, paid a fine
Of $50 Tuesday night. A third man has
not been caught.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
LANDING BEsAN TUESDAY.
Aniss Are Es~ n sslsnid-Gsrnsn Of
hnsrs ir Bnlrarlar Arrr.

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fharitins suf stratarit sensuns hats ~.
se-.a ths svseustaun - ths rr1 pope
lrtiar ~ 81 tre-ns aud ailiarrs ~ ths
saasf of Tiraa.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07

The German announcement indicates
the invading movement is In progress
along a large part Of the boundary be-
tween Austria and Serbia. The river
Danube forms the border from the Ru-
manian frontier 20 Belgrade, the river
Save from Belgrade 70 the northwestern
corner Of the country and the Drina runs
along the western boundary 20 = point
not far from the Montenegrin line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
AGED AUToIsT KILLED CHILD.
John n. Estes Of PAN River Was Guiding
the Machine.

Fsll River. Mass, oct. An automo-
bile driven BY John u. Esfes. the 50
year-old president af the Estes and the
Chase mills Of this city, ran down and
killed Esther BomaN. a child Of eight
years. last night A minute after the
accident. the Rirl's father. Joseph Bomar.
q polics ofHcer. slighted from a trolley
car near the spot where her body lay.