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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
Miss Florence M. Greeley
Run Over by Team at
Franklin, N. H.
HORSE WAS DRIVEN
BY A WOMAN
She Was Unable to Manage
Animal and Shrieked
in Vain

Franklin, N. H., Nov. l.--Florence NJ
Greeley, school teacher here for 81
years, died in the hospital to-day as a
result of injuries received yesterday when
she was run over by a carriage on her
way to church. Miss Greeley was 81
years old.
Miss Greeley had reached the intersec-
tion of School and Franklin streets, less
than 10 rods from her home, when a
team from the Manuel farm containing
Miss Ida Manuel and Miss Ellie Tucker
coming down from the steep School street
hill ran into her at the crossing. Miss
Tucker, who was formerly teacher in
the Franklin high school, where Miss
Manuel now teaches, was driving, and
was unable to control the horse when
approaching the crossing.
Miss Manuel and Miss Tucker both
shouted to Miss Greeley to warn her of
the danger but she was unable to avoid
the mishap. She was knocked down and
the carriage wheels passed over her head.
She was taken to nearby house and a
hurry call sent for doctors, bringing Doc
tors Woodman, Smith and Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
DRIVER MIsrooK TIE ROAD.
Ford Automobile with Five Occupants
Tipped over.

The driver mistnkiug e strip cf q
ledge aiouesi8e The road for the high
uay. t is tsiiered For8 automobile
vita 4sI5 ARE registration uuni,er. tippef
oFer on the Northfeid raaa. north Of
West Berlin. about l0 o'clesk last even.
inG. throwing unt The 6ve occupants No
uns was injured and tie ear uns not
damaged asida FROM troken ufna-
slisid The rrristrati1n basok aftrihutes
ti,s ounersfip 81 vs. - Tgustri1rp 81
Narttfeid ana Il Is suid g. lmrs been
iriren hf barusF fiastriaas.
Thf aua8Hst iarrssne9 airsest .n ffort
nf the hnnse ef asaFrh Eieh an9 tlse an-
turluis fsts NerF nu thtu un0 e. NWth-
hfid fron West Berlin. The iisfs were
fisshlsf ulsan fhe rzr fu-nai un re
ads enf Gta fFir tn Nar1hssll uas
madf nffh ono rf tis partF stfndinr
an tat rrunfnr ha1rf ufh q 1aHfarn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
END OF TEACHERS CONVENTION.
Edwin L. ingalls, of Burlington Elected
President.

| Rutland, Nov 1.-The closing session
of the Goth annual convention of the Yer.
mont State Teachers association was
J held in the assembly hall of the high
isehool building Saturday morning, officers
being elected and two addresses being de-
| Iliyered, one by Miss Lucy A. Yendes OF
New York City on "Story Telling" and
the other by Prof James l.. McConaughty
of Dartmouth college. The convention,
which has been attended by 505 teach.
ers, over 100 more than ever registered
at similar gathering, was officially
closed at l0:l5 o'clock, majority Of
the teachers leaving the city on the morn.
ing trains. Many had left on Friday
night.
The following officers were elected;
President, Edwin L. Ingalls, of Burling-
ton; vice president, Miss Alberta Beemau
Of st. Adams; secretary, Miss Eta NJ.
Franklin of this city; treasurer, II. A.
Hamilton of Newport, executive com
mittee, II. o. Harrison of Middlebury,
Miss Margaret Kelley Of Derby. r. r..
Green of Richford directors for three
years. Miss Caroline s. Woodruff Miss
Rose Lucia of Montpelier, James c. Walk.
er of Vergennes; directors for one year,
Miss Eliza Allen of Lyndon, J. II. Fuller
of Hardwick in place of i. F. Green, re-
signed.
The following honorary members were
elected; Theodore y. Vail of Lyndon
vile, United States Senator Carroll $.
Page of Hyde Park. Gov. Charles W.
Gates of Franklin, Miss Lucy Wheelock
Of Boston, Miss Helen NJ. Winslow Of
Boston, Arthur w. Edison Of New York, |
Miss Emily Dutton Proctor of Proctor. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
GERMANS GAINED ONE POINT.
But Were Thrown Back in Places, Says
the French Report.

Paris. Nov l.-German troops in i'm.
portant masses made a thoroughly or
ganized attack Saturday night along a
front OF nearly five miles in the Cham
psgne district and were subjected 70 a
serious check with heavy losses, the
French war Office announced yesterdC
Ii i asserted that the assaulting forces
were hurled back along the entire front
OF the attack, extending the vicinity Of
Hill No. l95 30 the position of ia
Counine' except that they succeeded in
reaching the summit Of Buttee dc Ia
In spite of the yigUr Of the attack
and the extreme ferocity of the asssil-
ants. the enemy was again subjected 10
serious decimated by our FIRE upon the
hure. The statement readss
"The enemy bombardmcnt reported
last night In the Champagne developed
with great violesoe on front OF about
eight kilometers labout i've miles
bounded BY the woods on the side Of
Hli No. los. Buttee de Tahure. the
village II Tahure. and the trenches to
the south a. far a. and Including the
pefks of Il Couniue' This preparation
Wa followed along this entire frout ~
q thoroughly organized attack hy inn
poftant masses Of infantry. formed IN
the MAJ part from trpups receutly
iruugit up from the Russian front
eutirs front. sueaerdsd only IN attain
inf the summit ~ the Butte d. Tabure.
@EterFsiers else the notably before
the village. where the fghtiug vas par
tifuierif stubborn ths Germans stre
etnafsiftelr rfrmisea end thruWn back
iHte ther tFtu3ss. They leit upan ths
serfe ~ ths struggle barge humber
~ tsaaias
= isrt has hren ~ iurortanf arfi1f
~ thf rssf nf tie frorf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
LAvALEY- MoGINNESS.
Marriage at West Fsirles and Reception
Held in Barre.

A wedding reception vas held Satar-
day evening 1t the home 81 Mr. and
Mrs. z. O. Lambert Of lO7 summer
street In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Lavaies who's marriage took place
a West Fsirlee on October p. Mrs.
Lambart is en- aunt Of TIE bride. whose
maiden naH.e was stella Nav Mefsin-
ness al Nershire. The marriage cfre-
mony was performed by Miiliam Paul
Both the Young people are highly es-
teemed in Barre. the groom bring
resident Of this rity and beinc employed
at 5ones Bros. Ce.s plant
a the reefptipn tie bride were her
wedding r0un - shadow lnce over blne
s1k chiffon. T1e wedding marh teas
f1ased hV Miss Eisie lambert TIE
iaqAa ressirea manY tsHutiiui pfssa1.ts
nna fhs groom received purss 81 mon
rr The r8urle rsreited tlie cougratnla-
lions If thfr ffiends ani furiug tiis
ftansna refrfsi1fEfTts uf cake ra.fee aud
fraf rlrntb uers SERVED Mr. ard Mrs
IarahF w1 rf.i8s iu Harre. isins -
fe7 summHr stresa fsr tht present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
BURIAL At oRASeE


Funernl ssrtiees fsr Ms Hrra W
INfis 49, derth aeenrFsl - ere
afr1s 81 her druat ttsf. Mrs. a. A. Nr1as
f - Wastn-fet s1rast. rt u-ier 6 Z
fIltrsdnr rert is1f e. thf is1u.f sssr
Aar nftarunan at q s8nt Ntr 81 W
isrrest fastar 81 ths harrs tatase.a
tinfsf fturh aa Tia fars
eesss 1rstns EfrsaHm W -ra
ff 3 flarr anE Hastn.s af
usre rurf nfral ttas Tla r.r
ufss tHl.at - f-unaF Fsrtsr - i
e ~ famag ta b t.# C-rHEs em
tF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
FUNERAL OF Ex-Gov. STEWART.
Service Was Attended By Many Dis
tinguished Men.

Middlebury, Nov. 1.-The funeral oi
Ex Governor John Wolcott Stewart
whose death occurred suddenly Friday
afternoon, was held yesterday afternoon
at two o'clock at the Congregational
church, attended by a large gather
ing among those present being many
distinguished men of the state The
faculty and students of Middlebury
college attended In a body.
President John NJ Thomas of Middle
bury college opened the service with
prayer. Scripture passages were read
by DR.. Ezra Brainerd, former president
of the college. Prayer by the Rev. A.
A. Lancaster, pastor Of the church,
closed the service Music was by the
double male quartet from the Memorial
Baptist church, led by DIR. G. w.
Cunningham, director. Nearer, My God,
TO Thee" one of the fayorite hymns of
ex Governor Stewart, and Jesus, Lover
of My Soul", were sung. Mrs. G. L.
Minor presided at the organ.
The honorary pallbearers were: SEN
ator Carroll :. Page of Hyde Park,
Senator William p. Dillingham; of Wat.
erbury, Governor Charles W. Gates,
State Treasurer Walter +. Scott OF
Brandon, Ex-Governor John A Mead OF
Congressman Frank L. Greene
Of st. Albans, the Hon. Frank G. Par
fridge Of Proctor, the Hon. Robert Rob
prts and the Hon. Charles p. Smith Of
Burlington, Judge John r. Weeks and
John A. Fletcher Of Middlebury.
The bearers were: Philip B. Stewart |
II Colorado Springs, son Of Ex-Governor |
stewart, John w. Stewart, grandson Of |
he decea sed, Charles NJ. Swift of Mid |
ilebury, son.in-law, Warner Bott Of
Shelburne. John A. Stewart of Middle
lury and Samuel :. Swift Of Middle
,ury, the two latter being nephews Of
x Governor Stewart.
Among those from away who at
ended the service were; Roger w.
Iulburd Of Hyde Park; L. II. Lewis Of
Iyde Park; Percival Wilds and Miss
Wilds Of New York, Hall +. \
Mrs. John B. Mccullough
nd Mrs T. r. Turner and Frederick
5. Jennings, all Of Bennington, Carl
!. Hinsman OF Rutland; Mrs. Freeman
{ Albany; Mrs. Bancroft Of Ithaca.
!. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson w. FIske
{ Isle la Motto.
Burial was in the family lot in the
Nest cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
TRYING eARELLI CASE.
Barre Man Accused Of Beating Up An
other in Labor Trouble.

After the case of state -. r. n. Har
vey. alleged fossession of short trout
uas given - the jury in Washingtol
county cpurt ~ Montpelier this forenoon
AZ d o'cloek. the case Of state ~. rietr,
garelh. alleged assHult with inteut q
XII. was started. states ATTORNEY Ciea
s0u rrosscutine aud ,. Ward Carver d.
fonliur
The iurv Rss drawn as faii0vss e. a
Lorstt If Warrtg. 1oseph ~. natrislSei
cf plainfeaa A. II. ~mth of narrs Toun
w. 8. -tn8aard III Enst Muntpeiisr a. nj
Fouland ~ tabst HaroiH Thompson ~
~ arrpn. WnTuf Denny ~ Enrhurr ri
D. rre-,rft 81 WatefA,1Ff. 81. Il. Haftsar
af Dsrrt Tuan. = Htt Waits uf Wuaf
iurr Huferf Hanistaf uf Marshfrff nuf
II -fna 81 Berlin.
GarfH s arrrl ufh t,ssting Turrnr
Gerff f narfe auFinN fitr 1aisaf frnmfis
8Hrinr ehiaA frnns eaFsf ranr fl.s Gre
nlarf1 a. ammur heu Taa nf1,ers.
isianffnts Fsa6 and Ifatro Zsuriri art
similarly ae-usef
rle furF ft fhf Hnrrr5 eaat -rfsrres
- rsraff 81 $50 tiHs fftfrnssr tfrt ttf
rasFsiilsftf Has gufr ~ ha1anr tuo
s'Hwr trnHt II e. 'as@esftT The afatf
in1 t1r tnt fvf siare trout
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
WIDOW GETS ss,e16.
Her Husband Was Killed By Dangling
Light Wires.

Rutland, Nov. Mrs. Salina Ray.
mond of this city was awarded damages
of $S,9l6 from the Rutland Railway
Light & Power company by jury in
Rutland county court Saturday, because
of the accidental electrocution of her
husband while he was walking by her
side on the streets of Rutland last Jan
uary. Mr.. Raymond came in contact
with two live wires which dangled from
an arc light. Mrs Raymond sued un-
der a negligence action, claiming that
the defendant did not properly safe
guard the public in that its appliances
for holding lights in place were faulty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
BRITISH JOINED
in BATTLE GRIP
Their Troops Are Now in the Trenches
With Their Balkan Allies and Are
Ready to Deliver Blows at
Bulgarians.

London, Nov. 1.-The British troops in
the Balkans, whose movements have been
kept secret since they poured into Sa'
loniki prepared to rush through Greece
to the, assistance of Serbia, are now in
the trenches with their Balkan allies at
grips with Bulgaria just across the from
tier near Strumsitsa. Though reports
that the allies have taken this town
apparently were unfounded, it is along
this lower stretch of the front that the
Bulgarians are likely TO receive the first
hard blows from their opponents.
From Uskup north to the Danube, the
Bulgarian offensive has made such prog
ress that it seems out of the question
for the Serbians to do much more than
fight rear guard actions for the present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
WANT REV. A. NJ SMITH.
Universalist People at wflliamftown
Tender Him a Cali.

WilliamstoWn. nov lat a parish
meeting Of the niYcrsalist society al
. bis place i was voted 10 extend an in.
vitation b. Rev. Alvin NJ. smith to BE-
come pastor The church has been Nifh.
cot pastor several years. Mr. smith
= native ~ this foan and q graduate
ef Goddard =eminafF. Barre. and 81 ~
Lawrence university. Canton. n. y HE
frst parish was in this town and has
entire ministerial activity has bern IN
Vermont Vi'h The exception 81 one uas-
torste IN Maine iia is uow pastor oi ths
I-nitersalist church at concord in this
STATE
u is ut known that Mr.. smith HH
aessTt tiif insitatiun 81 hseanie pastor 81
tis ed chmrrh as e whs oFmaa hsm
aaf'saut saiiritatian ur tanf'at,na ufnn
bic sarf and soistr uF.1f Bic formef rer-
afd 81 pastu1-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
BLANCHE WALSH DEAD.
Famous Actress Returned to Stage Too
Soon After Operation.

Cleveland, Nov. blanche Walsh,
the well.known actress. died last night
in hospital, where she was taken two
weeks ago for an illness which required
an operation. Miss Walsh's refusal 20
disappoint an audience caused relapse
from which she died. After she went
under the knife she insisted on keep
ing an engagement at Youngstown, Ohio,
where she collapsed and was brought
back to the hospital here. In private
life she was Mrs. VIM. II. Traverse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
MONTPELIER BOY CAPTAIN.
Harry Williams Gains Distinction in
Athletics in Wisconsin School.

Prairie Du Chien, Wis, Nov. l-Kee.
waten academy, the greatest little prep
school in an athletic way in the West,
has named Harry Williams of Montpel-
Ter, Vt, captain OF the fourth eleven
as a result Of his showing in the high
school schedule which his team ran of
this year.
The Keewatin football teams have
Won every game played in three years
except against college teams and have
made good showings against the big
teams. The school maintains four foot
bali teams, each with definite schcd.
ule. There is first string squad Of
%
The entire school is tranfcrred 10
Florida after Christmas and plays foot
ball all winter in the Sontk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
FRENCH SUBMARINE
SUNK BY TURKS
Ens ne Ertis cssv 81 "a. Inausins
Tws OHasrt Wee Nsss Prisoners.
Turkst Rspo1 ssvs

Ferltn. So u-sirm 81. 1-TTs Freasa
rsi.usarfns Trruursas hts issr snnk tt
Tsra - ~ nrrF Era nrarEiaa e. -
s.ess1 strse-asrt iseaef % a. Tu-tsss
uss rT raste6af 60 grar u1f -
So fHeeas nrus nzenr tn-frr Tzia
e~en ersrIfesHa SEQ nHurs mra
= maa uers Esae FHanws
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
KING GEORGE SHOWS
MORE IMPROVEMENT
British Ruler Had "Better Night Ac-
cording to the Official Statement
Made To-day.

London, Nov. 1.-The condition of
King George, who was injured Thurs
day by fall from a horse, continues to
improve, according to his physicians
statement to-day, which says: "Im-
provement in the condition of the king
continues. His majesty had better
night"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
BOMBARDMENT
OF NISH FORTS
Bulgarian Artillery Has Begun Attack
on the Exterior Forts, According
to Sofia Dispatch.

Berlin, via wireless, Nov. l.-Bulga-
rian artillery that has advanced from
kniazevae and Prot has begun the bonn
bsrdment of the exterior forts of Nish,
according TO dispatch from Sofia, Civ
en- out to-day by the Overseas agency.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
DATE NEARLY DISCLOSED.
wilsOn-Galt Wedding Will Take Place
Late in December

Washington, ID. G., Nov. LIT was
formally announced to-day at the White
House that the marriage of President
Wilson and Mrs. Norman Gait will take
place near the close Of December and viii
be private at Mrs. Galt's home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01

Ir rruiatf aaH-f rt EioHtrslisr -dsr
Frn a rEsH rrs rrrstr.rt aau.frssffr
trir ~ ti.s ssssts r Wnas = F1rw
is.r rf WfasssTt o. rre tsaaa a-rr..-s
mns rureHe e-rafnr tg 1snass 1llnu
m wr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
vERMoNTER GAINED DISTINCTION
Was For Many Years Only Democrat
Elected to Vermont Senate.

Providence, Nov. l.--James Gray Pow
ell Of Richford, VT. who was for several
years the only Democrat elected TO the
Vermont Senate, died here yesterday.
He was 90 years OF age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
ArizOn's Anti-alien Labor Law So Des-
ignated BY Supreme Court

Washington. ID. G.. Nov. The Ari-
zona anti.alien labor law was to-day
declared unconstitutional by the United
States supreme court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
BRAVED REVOLVER,
CAPTURED YEGG
Burlington Policeman Showed Consider
able Nerve in Capturing Intruder in B.
Turk Store Last Evening--Man Was
Discovered by the Store Manager.

Burlington, Nov. 1.--One of the most
daring burglaries ever attempted in Bur.
| lington was made at b. Turk &, Brothers
store early last evening by man who
gave his name as Frank Raymond. Good
judgment used by S. s. Richold, manager
of the store, and effective and quick ac.
tion by Officer Dennis Brodie who worked
in the face of the burglars revolvcrs, re-
suited in the yeggman's capture while he
was in the store, to which he gained adj
mittance through d ky-light.
The capture OF Raymond may be the
solution OF two other similar affairs, an
attempt to enter Wiles & Perry's store
some time Friday night or Saturday
morning and the entering of John O'Neips
saloon on Battery street Saturday night,
though Raymond claims to not have ar
rived in Burlington until early Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Richold heard n noise coming from
the sky-light over his private office and
discovered man who was trying to re-
move the glass. Then he saw the mans
legs come through the opening. Mr..
Richold slipped out Of the front door and
notified Officers Dennis Brodie and Will
liam Hanley. Officer Brodie went into
the store by the rear entrance and SUR
prised Raymond, who was at the cash
drawer. The burglar thrust his revolver
in the policenan's face but the officer
twisted the weapon out of Raymond's
hand and placed the man under arrest.
Alleged Aecomplice Arrested.
Burlington, Nov. l.--Joseph Nash of
Albany, n Y., was arrested here by the
police to-day as an accompliee of Edward |
O'Malley, alias Frank Raymond, who was |
apprehended last night while burglariz. |
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lianQel paa alt, vm trUnQtt$. -
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"a bette enc Grempel cr %uiltuof
tupilf ior Silitnnocn / belle @onoct.
IA manQe Noipitnlcr er Cu0ol upr.
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