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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
DENTAL BUSINESS TRANSFERRED
DR.. d. c. Watt Sells to DR.. Howard X.
Reid. Also Of Barre.

DR.. ID. c. Watt, for ! years practic.
ing dentist in Barre and prominent
member Of the profession in Vermont,
has sold his dental parlors and business
in the Miles granite block TO DIR. Howard
II. Reid. son Of DIR. and Mrs. w. ID. Reid
Of South Main street. negotiations for
the transfer having been completed to-
day. Dr. Reid. who has already taken
possession Of the practice, Is Norwich
university graduate, class of 1912, and
was graduated from the Northwestern
College OF Dentistry. Chicago. in June
Soon after receiving his degree from
Northwestern, DIR. Reid was one Of sew
eral young men who sucressfully passed
the examinations before the state board
Of dentistry. DIR. Reid win retain the
same Office suite occupied by DIR. Watt.
DIR. Watts retirement from practice
does not mean that he is 10 leave The
city. Other Lines Of endcsvor have en.
gagged hts attention. and be viii remain
in Barre while directing his whole stten-
tion 60 them. Coming here IN October.
1904. DR. Watt has enjoyed the conf.
dence Of constantly growing clientele
and bcspesks for HE successor the same
generous share Of public patronage Dr.
Watt takes this opportunity 20 thank
his patrons for their long-continncd sup
port.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19

Gould Not Find Youth In Adirondack
Mountains

Rutland. July la.--George c. Kincsld
of Fsirhayen returned yesterday from a
camp in the Adirondscks, in the vicinity
Of Willsboro. n ", where. with Red
Panther. a bloodhound owned by ,. L.
winchell. he has been assisting in the
search Of John Nitchiin Hood. son Of
sir. and Mrs. Mitchiin Hood Of Balfi-
more. who disappeared from the camp
on Thursday Of last week.
The theory i bat he vas either
drowned or had beA Kidnapped snd held
for ransom
Tho bloodhound took the men ~ the
shors Of Leng pond. A diver was sum
rnored from Burlington ard he worked
In the pond yesterday. Two defecfives
and sc1rs - searclefs have been en-
riores bv Mr.. and Mrs. Hood who hm.
r5ci 20 Wllisboro ty special train from
Nsw York CITY.
The sceuf was taken frorn . coat wnrn
fr the hnv on Sundsy last. aud after
> few minutes ro1k ths dog picked ~
az trail and bea6ed st o8cs for ths
shore Of fhe rend.
Later the dor was carried r. The orro-
sfs side Of - pond and here - Eiruek
trail whieh led a. q lar rahan ocru-
ped ~ . fsh1man and guide wfth his
eff and fee etil1rrn Ths man sid
b hssrd . ehla cfFinE - THURSDAY
nrtt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
Pres. Wilson and Sec. Lam
sing Have Reached the
Same Conclusion
WILL NOT SURRENDER
AMERICAN RIGHTS
President and Secretary Be
gin the Drafting of
a Statement

Washington, D. G., July l9.--Presiden'
Wilson and Secretary of State Lansing
TO day discussed in detail the draft OF q
note to be sent to Germany this week in
forming the imperial government what
the United States will do If there Is vio-
lation OF American rights on the high
seas. 1t is understood that the president
and Secretary lansing found they had
reached about the same conclusion and
that the next communication to Germany
will be OF definite character making it
clear that the United
States cannot be expected to remain pas
sive in the event of another attack on
an unarmed and unresisting ship with
the loss of Americans.
The note, 1t is now practically agreed,
viii announce to Germany the intention
of the United States to assert its rights
on the high seas in accordance with in
law. President Wilson Is
said to have become convinced that the
next note must point out in much more
Emphati, terms than heretofore used the
earnest intention of the American gov
srnment not TO surrender any rights.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
DRANK wIETERGREEN ESSENCE.
Earle Imprey Probably Partook of I'm.
pure Liquor Before That.

North Troy, July le.--In the case Of
the sudden and mysterious death of
Earle Impey, who died Monday, July
s. at the home of John Doneean. where
he stopped when taken violently i'll, re-
port has just been received from the
state laboratory upon the chemical an
alysis of those portions OF the remains
taken from here by DIR. B. II. Stone,
state patholoqist.
Death Is found TO be due TO the toxic
effect of wintergreen essence. After
drinking what is supposed 10 have been
a small quntity OF some kind Of liquor
which he obtained at certain place
here, he proceeded TO a store and OBJ
tanned few ounces OF wintergreen es-
sence. From its strength and the guam
tity he drank he got something over
so minims, or nearly a teaspoonful, Of
clear winfergreen itself.
Although no wood alcohol was found,
IL seems as II there was some peculiar
fault with the stuff he drank before he
obtained the winfergreen, for some in
stances Of sickness developed with 9TH
ers who are supposed 20 have drunk
some Of that same liquor. No arrests
have been made, but il Is understood
that warrants are out and the persons
desired cannot be found at present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
CASPIAN LAKE pRowNINe.
Kenneth Dodge 20. Of Morrisville Was
Drowned While Swimming.

Morrissille. july la.-Kenncth Dodge,
20 o-yesr-cld son of Mr. snd Mrs. Harri-
son Dodge Of this village. was drowned
late yesterday AFTERNOON IN Caspian lake
N the town ~ Greensboro. where he went
20 spend the day Al the >. r. Parker cot.
tare
Dodge went in bathing with Irhsn
nnd Albsn Parker of this village. sens Of
J. r. Parker and Middiebury colises stu.
drntss When the Parker bcys reachrd
shnYp they found that their companion
had disappeared
searrh vas quiekly rlade and Dotrrs
bofg vas found some distance from
shors. The boz was quickiv hreslrif
sshost and a wss believed thaf there
vas q slight heaft metiun. Harnse a.
furta ~ resuaeitatiou failed end ! rhv-
sfian rronpuneed fhs i,or desa si,n1t
sn bear nnd a hsif aftef no was fsken
frem The pater
The younE mars rantlrf anf frofh hrr.
HaFeia Went - enus te crrershsrs. ~.
rfsimn fhere ~ fhs rtyAAsan arfsaad
tiat fht hrr was 1ifstsrs 1-see grad
usief from fhr rfer'lss naalense - Nrr.
f'ssftf iatf resr snd rns A. enfsf fhs
I'nisttriif 81 Ternnrt this fsf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
AUTO KILLED CHILD.
Another Child Is in Hospital at Man
chester, N. H.

Manchester, N. III, July l0.--Ethan Fl
Bouchard Of l6 Varnun avenue, Lowell
loomfxer, struck two children on Sec
ond street in West Manchester, last even.
| ing while driving his automobile, iniiict-
ing injuries which caused the death OF
one OF the children, and the other is in a
hospital, with serious bruises and cuts.
Mr.. Bouchard is being held at police
headquarters pending an investigation,
County Solicitor John r. Spring Of Nash
ua and Medical Referee Maurice Watson
having been notified.
Mr.. Bouchard claims that while driving
south on Second street, at point just
south Of the Second street bridge over
the Piscataquog river, that two children
having hold of each others hands, sprung
from beside the street and ran directly
in front Of the car, giving him no op-
portunity to stop the machine before
striking them. Mrs. Bouchard was with
her husband.
The children, Ronaldo Goudrault, aged
six years, and Emil, aged three years,
lived with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Goudreault, at 49l Second street.
Both children were hurried to hospital
by Hilton H. Slayton, who arrived upon
the scene in his car just as the accident
occurred. Ronaldo died within few
Emil. whose most serious in.
jury is a ssalp wound, is expected to re-
cover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
MRS. LucRETIA GOODRICH.
Died This Morning After Long Period
of Poor Health.

Mrs. Licretia Goodrich of SIS South
Main street passed away at the City
hospital this morning at $3.50 O'Clock,
death following a prolonged period OF
failing health. Mrs. Goodrich had been
failing gradually for nearly two years.
Two weeks ago she was removed 10
the hospital. She is survived by her
son. Joseph G. Goodrich, with whom sc
had made her home for many wears: a
sister, Mrs. A. c. Rich OF Seattle. Wash.
and a brother. Luther Burnham Of
Washington. Several cousins are also
left.
The deceased was born In Williams
town u years ago. Her marriage 10 War
Ter Goodrich took place in Brookfeld
abound 80 years ago and sometime aft.
erward they came 10 Barre 20 reside
Nr. Goodrich's death occurred July ,.
1905 Mrs Goodrich was a woman who
had many acquaintcnces and her death
viii be incurred by a large circle Of
friends. She was nm adherent Of The
Baptist church
Funeral services vii be heid a the
house wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
II l. expected that Rev. George A. Holt.
pastor Of the First Baptist church. viii
on5riaHe and the remains wili h. taken
10 WilIiamstown for interment beside
ne body Of MF. Goodrich IN tie village
oefnetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
Austrians Have Sunk the
Old Cruiser Giuseppe
Garabaldi
DESTROYED VESSEL
CARRIED $50 MEN
Russia Has Splendid Army
with Which to Oppose
Won Mackensen

The Italian armored cruiser Giuseppe
Garibaldi has been torpedoed and sunk
in the Adriatic sea by an Austrian war
ship, it isiofficially reported from Vienna.
The destroyed warship had compile
ment of $50 men and was II years old.
News dispatches from Athens report
hard lighting on the Gallipoli peninsula,
with the forces of the entente allies at
tacking along the whole front. The at
tacks are said to have been successful
but there il no definite news as to the
extent of the ground reported to have
been gained.
Belated dispatches from the Russian
front tell of the recent concentration
OF Austro German forces on l00-mile
line running between the rivers vistula
and Bug. II is here that severe pressure
Is now being put by Field Marshal Won
Mackensen upon the Russian forces in
the great Teutonic move against the
armies of Grand Duke Nicholas, which
has brought forth simultaneous attacks
all along the front from the Baltic prov
ince to Bessarabia. Russia's army op-
posing Field Marshal Won Mackensen is
declared TO be one the best she ever put
on the field.
The Italians report some progress In
the mountains east of the Trentino
where the invaders are now striking to-
wards one of the two railroads serving |
the Austrians forces in the Trentino
The western front continues quiet,
without sign of any Developments.
The south Wales coal strike situa-
tion continues serious, with the belief
growing that the only solution lies in
operation Of the mines dur
ing the war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19

To End Strike at Remington Arms Cos.
Plant.

Washington. d. G.. July la.--Samucl
Compers, president OF the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, to-day began an effort
10 end the strike in the Remington arms
plant al Bridgeport, Conn. He viii con-
fer with labor leaders and Others inter
ested and. while no official action has
been taken by the department Of labor,
Secretary Wilson has been consulted and
il is expected that government influence
viii be excrted toward an early settle
ment.
President Gompers to-day expressed
the opinion that the Bridgeport trouble
may have been a part OF general plan
OF foreign influences to cause labor trou.
bles to cut of American exports Of arms
and ammunition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19

Prank whslen Of Springfield Had On,
Rib Broken.

Bellows Falls, July le.--Frank Whalen
Of Springfield sustained fractured rib
q bad cut ever one eye. severe bruises
and q shock when a light automobile in
which he vas riding with Charles Han
nah, slso of Springfield. went over lso-
foot ernbankment at south Charicsfown.
y. a.. yesterday. Whslen owns the
nadine.
They we're driving toward Bellows
Falls when the machine crashed throuch
fence. vert down the hank short dis
tanre and ssruck the trunk of a tres.
which ~as lying on the ground The
force ~ the blow shattered the tree
trunk. The sufonohile cuufinusd almost
70 the hoffem and then turned over.
Hannah escaped win slight injuries
whsirn returned % ms hone iast
evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
SENT TO MONTPELIER CHURCH.
Rev. Patrick ]. Long of Proctor To Be
Pastor of st. Augustine's.

AaStoA VI ~. hh6 uoeAa'S .
Burlington, July 49, The Rt. Rev. J.
J. Rice has appointed the Rev. Patrick
j. Long, who has been rector Of st.
Dominick's church at Proctor, to be rec
tor of st. Augustine's church at Mont
pelier in succession to the Rev. w. j.
O'Sullivan, whose death occurred last
month. The Rev. Father Long will
assume charge this week. He was born
in Brattieboro, March IL, 1862, and
studied at Troy seminary and Mon
treal, where he was ordained in 1883
He was assistant at st. Peters church,
Rutland, from January, 1889 to 1891,
and was rector of st. Patrick's church
at Fairfield from 1901 to 1898, since
when he has been at Proctor.
Father Long will be succeeded at Proc
tor by the Rev. William p Crosby, who
has been for the last four years in
charge OF Hardwick and its missions.
Father Crosby was born in Ludlow in
1880 and made his theological studies
at the Grand seminary at Montreal,
where he was ordained in 1904. After
his ordination he was for a short time
assistant at st. Peters church. Rut-
and, and at the Cathedral in Burling
on from 1905 to l0lI. at which time
ie was appointed to Hardwick. He
will take charge at Proctor this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
WELL KNOWN IN COUNTY.


Murray A. Kent died az 5 o'clock last
evening al the home Of his son, Dorman
b. +. Kent, in Montpelier. last March
while AZ the home Of his brother in Cal.
ais, he suffered a slight shock which for
some weeks impaired his speech and, In
fact. ever since then he had been grad
ually declining. However. he was able
70 take a short walk each day and he
was about Montpelier every day last
week except Tuesday. His son. on aris-
ing yesterday morning. found Mr.. Kent
une onscious, and II IL believed he had
heen 50 for some hours. though no mem
Der Of the family heard any noise dur.
ing the night. A doctor was immediate
w summoned but be could do nothing.
Murray Abdiei Kent. son Of Abdiel and
Fanny Hinkley gCurtissl Kent. vas born
July n, ls47. in the old brick house az
Keats Corners in Calais. He spent his
youth in Calais and after attending the
rullie schools there hr attended Barre
academy under Jacob spauldinz. later
going 10 the Bryant A Strntton business
srhooi in Burlington. In 1879 he entered
the business Of boot shoe and harness
manufacturing In bis native town.
business which he continued for Eve
wears. AZ other times hs was engaged
a business with his father and also spent
one rear ~ Dee Noines. u. He removed
e. Montpelier in lesg and the following
year entered tbs retail harness and sad
dirrv business. which hs confinued Until
1901.
n was as an nucfioncer. however. that
hs was hesf knoen. Prom 1855 to 1910
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19

A small nmount of ordinarv borrr
srrinkisd daily - marmrr. msn eHet.
lively prevent tie breeding u ths ~
rhoid ~ house -.
u h used - ths rnfs ~ ons r.oun1
- 1zi. bnsiels - ~ rounss - sirhf
ipmshsls. or % csffe feet runnurs. or
raat8ned rolamanife lrruas esisAmm hrr-
nssl A. ths rnts of one r,smna A. ~
f..ssh-1s Tbs n.efiof for using esther
sufsfnnus ir stsbies r. ~ sprinlle n in
tiss euarfifiFs EsTsE abret. - means
- . frIr sftFf rr rfhrf Ers elttt
nruund ths euteT e4rts 81 ths rils 81
iss<ss runrur Tf* nnnmrs sispmla tisen
- stwfnki@s irnmeAiHtFir wtk fws ~
tfrss rrilrns ~ Nstsr - elrif t1shfis
~ unnurs. saFs Farn aue Hanzs
r = essertial e. s.sirllt = nftit ~
~ hr-rr ~ - rsarurs as 8 = stdei
dsHv a. ths rss. Asrn1st th,t wN frF
tnst th4 aEHs wt tiM Ni# AaF r2
frnzA rnnrurt frsm hstrhir1 - 80
- nnrress r1szFrrntt nt ~ 49,
s1rs 81 So nsruFe rIs. ~cet 81 a.
l<zz1 str11s = zrzIrkIss tl<-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
CHOKED TO DEATH
WITH HIS REINS
Carle M. Lacaillade Of Burlington Met
Death in Strange Manner While
Driving Near Jericho Center.

Burlington, July lo.--Carl M. Lacail
lade. whose home was on Spring stree,
in this city, met death Saturday even
ing near Jericho Center from being
cloked to death with a pair of reins
when he fell from wagon. Charles
Lemonx, who was with him when the
accident occurred, was found in semi
conscious condition but was uninjured,
with the exception OF scratches and a
bruise on one arm.
The fatality was very peculiar one.
Lacaillade went to the "a. G. Collins
livery stable and hired two-seated
rig to go to West Bolton for his wife
and little girl. He left about 4:3o
o'clock, taking Lemoux with him for
company. About $3.50 o'clock Clyde and
Clifton Wilder, who were on their way
home 10 Jericho Center, came upon the
team near Humphreys Corner, about
one mile from the village. The horses
were standing still feeding on the grass
at the roadside and Lacaillade was ly-
ing dead across the whiffletree, with
the reins about his neck and Iemoux
tu Top 3I MN. III NCuiu APPEAR bithb
at the rise Of little hill the man, who
had been driving with the reins about
his neck. lost his balance, fell out OF
his seat and was choked TO death. The
horses had apparently not moved.
Lemoux said yesterday that az the
horses were Jogging along at an easy
gait LscaiIladc suddenly pitched Forward
and that in an effort to save the other
man from falling out he himself lost his
falling over him. That was
lll he could connectedly remember. In
The team was case of beer, two quart |
bottles Of whiskey, one almost emptied. |
DIR. nj. o. Eddy was called and after
Viewing the body with selectman Hiram |
Bates the dead man was taken on to
Edward York's at West Bolton, where |
ais wife and child were. and the other
nan was placed in barn with q man
% watch over him until morning.
Mr.. Lacaillade was q years Of age.
Besides his wife and daughter, Blanche,
Who is nearly two years old, he Is sur
lived BY his mother, Mrs. Georgianna
-acaillade, OF West Bolton. He had been
married about three years and was en-
'loyed on one OF the delivery wagons
4 the Fassett Bread company in this
ity. A team went to bring the remains
o this city last night (,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
LEG BROKEN BY AUro.
George scrihbens Was Riding Bicycle
Near Hyde Park.

HYDE Park. July 1a.-Ceorge Serb
hens. u Years old, wfile riding a bieT-
re last evening between this village
and johnson. vas run dewn By an au-
tomobsls driven ~ Pred Muzzev 81
HYDE pafk. He recrissd . fracture of
one ler nnd hs vas hadiy bruised His
hirrtie was wrecked. The aufomo-
hils wss pot dam4rsf
u = ssii that tuihb<rs furnri cut
frr = osr ard vns uuatie - nrnif thf
rnrteg rnr Slrif~ns was taken r.
Iorristslis ~hrfe Tire faetare uas -
anerf after ~liirh hs was brumrht -
Hras Pax Ne h employed un ths
fsrrn ri r. s rzre rertt 81 HTts rafk
rnInea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19

Berkshire. Jnis If.-out - q hsrd -
ID registered Heistein cattle cWnsd ~
Linus Leaxens of Lamtgiarf ant rizred
ur . fnrm IN this rlncf. tw'n rnluatis
rnns hass steS nnt anrfhsr = 49, 50.
Ore a ~ raNs tIrs ssturdsy and ti's
utbrf On SundaT. ~ inss t<iax f1fn- 4
rnuneT cf ssIsrirzrisns tss dested t.Et
So rnttk ~srs sfertes - same reEt-
tatis fl1lagn
4 1pssrh FHeeFrf - nnnfher aHser hf
rrsfrrtrrs nanrsr. urs 81 ~ epws taF-
"a I'D 4 rru ~ - r n1kT
eststs farn shs lHs fist-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
CONFESSED A NEW YORK MURDER.
Alleged Slayer Says He Was After More
Money.

Buffalo. n. Y. July lo.--Casimir Areis-
xewski, held here AZ the request Of the
Chicago police, yesterday signed state
ment of the police in which he confessed
10 the murder in Blue Island on July
5. 1914. Of Jacob Mielich, bis wife.
daughter and granddaughts.
The motive for the crime. The prisoner
said. was 20 get money which Mielich
kept concealed In his house where Areis-
zswski was boarder. After the muir
der, the mans confession states, be h..
came a wanderer, working under as
suned names in ruany cities Of the Mid
de West. The sight of his four mur-
der victims slvays haunted him, be
said. and be had for y long time con-
sidsred giving himself mp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
ST. JOHNSBURY MAN
SLAIN BY BULLET
Summer Brown Was Shot Just Above the
Heart in a Pool Room Last Even
ing-Police Seek Companion.

st. Johnsbnry, July l0.--Sumner
Brown, aged about 20 years, ran from
the Harlow billiard room shortly after
eight o'clock last night screaming Il
am shot" and fell on his face on the
sidewalk. He was picked up and carried
into the billiard room and died in about
three minutes. He had been shot once
In the lungs.
Brown, who had been in st. Johnsbury
for three months, employed for time
as house painter, but for the past
month In the billiard room, on Eastern
avenue, went for an auto ride with
Harlow Hatch yesterday afternoon in
Charles Kinks car. They left about
4:30 and went through Danville, South
Danviile, East Barnet and arrived home
about S:15. On their way they pur-
chased some hard cider and both drank
heavily Of it, according to Mr.. Kirk.
II is claimed by frequenters of the
billiard room that the two men were
quarreling Saturday, but yesterday,
Kirk said, they were apparently on the
best of terms.
On their return Brown settled with
Kirk, paying him 81 and 25 cents worth
OF cigars. Kirk left and within ten min
utes shot was heard by many sitting
in the court house square in front of the
building and by passerbys.
The door few open and Brown nan
out screaming. Men among the crowd
that collected carried him into the bill |
lard room. A boy, who did not give
his name, picked up 32-calibre revol-
YER and In his excitement ran out still
grasping the gun
Hatch. the proprietor of the room,
went with him and walked around the
rorncr on 10 Main street and after d.
rccting the boy 10 telephone in order
10 call a doctor, il said TO have gone TO
his room al Mrs. Cliford's, on that
street. Later he called at the home
II Mrs. c. II. Meader on Eastern ovenne.
who said he appeared excited and anx.
Gus 20 keep out of sight. After that
,e disappeared and the officers have not
,een able 10 get track Of him.
Doctors Fitch. Allen aud Tierncy. aft
Y an examination, said they were doubt
ul as 10 the shot being seif-inficted
a there were no powder marks
Sheriff w. VI. Worthcn called DIR. B. Ii
I. Stone OF Burlington, director Of the
aboratoTy Of hygiene. state board Of
ealth, who viii perform an autopsy.
Brown was a native of Jefferson, \. 1
l. lie leaves a wife and three year.
IA daughter. His wife il employed at ,
he home Of Lambert Hastings, but was /,
y Concord yesterday. +
Hatch Il about 2l years old. and is
ative Of Dsnville He bought the bill l
ard room OF Rotert Cobb last May. !
istch's father, who married a second
ime. lives in 81. Johnsbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
ROBERT REssrDE's FUNERAL.
was Held Sunday Aftsrnoon Prom Hts
Late Nome.

Funsrnl services for Robert Reaside
l. wtil-knOvn Basre crnniteeutter. ~'ho
nasstd awav - he home - Kirk
street. Friday morninr. wtfs heid A.
fhs house ~umaav AZ 2 eeloek Rev.
:. ~ barnett. rsstpr ~ thf Barre Con
rreeationnl ehurch. oficiafinr Men,
isnrs ~ CIan G8Fdon. NJ. y. 2. = c.
q uhieh the dsnesaed tFlonred. attend
"a a. funersI Ths leafeFs wers.
f.sorsr Wood. Erwin Lawiiss 5elu rsui
Adam Hanrster. Robert CArtsste and
zetn Erunetr. lrtermrri ~ns nsas
= Elr'ncod rzmstfrg
aranfr fhuss ~ afteraef frrn on
~ tts r.fr ~ers t'f. nrd NFs CIarn-
~ uf~r. 1Ir sd Mrs Y = CernoIIr
sms Mirs MnrTnsss Nntiswaon ff M1nf.
reEssr. M~s Henrw pHlsrA.nine ss nur-
isn~ton rnf 1ctn Mathewsn1 rf va
- zlEtorn-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
Then Plucky Wife Wrested
Repeating Rife from
His Hands
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
AT GROTON, MASS.
Everett Nutting, 21, and
Louise Nutting, 10,
the Victims

Groton, Mass, July l9.- Everett Nut
ting, aged 2l, and his sister, Louise,
aged 10, were shot and killed as they
slept early to-day, and their mother,
awakened by the shots, met their fa-
ther in a hallway with repeating rife
in his hands. Before he could fire at her,
she grappled with him and succeeded
in wrenching the gun from him. She
then notified the police.
Nutting was locked up. charged with
Neighbors stated that he had
been mentally weak for some time.