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The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
G0PHERS VS..
BADGERS
That's the Way They
See the Conference
Title Race
~ J. p. YODER.

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.--As dope and
the comparative scores stand today
the western football situation 10 as
clear as the eastern situation is mud
died. and muddied up. Where its GO
ing to be a nicc little Gam Lloyd
puzzle picking the eastern champion.
a baby ought to be able two weeks
from Saturday to pick a pennant
winner from the Madison battle
ground where Minnesota and Wis
consin meet on Nov. 20.
Only a surprising reversal Of form
can give Chicago q victory over Wis.
consin at Stage field ON Saturday.
The Maroons have won all their
games, but each time they have
just scraped through ahead. Wis
consin has been consistent In out
chasing oil Badger opponents by big
margins.
The Illinois Mir nesota game Sat.
urday IL more Of e question mark.
The 0ophers will start the game
slightly favored over the 1914 cham
pions. even though the sensational
duo, Pogue and Clark. are In the
Illinois lineup.
The only chance Of muddling the
western title campaign would be for
Illinois. with that 80 Ohio State
tie in her record sheet. to beat
Minnesota Saturday In that event
Illinois could hope for a tied up
title. which would follow IL she wins
her games with Minnesota and Wis
consin.
However, purely on the dope, to-
days prognostication ID that the
Wisconsin Minnesota . game should
furnish 40 clear cut q titleholder as
the west has seen In a decade.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27

tNOotIooe0 urO@ Gu8e Onep
done at Venice by the Austrian
aerial bombardment of the city
Monday and Tuesday, according TO
dispatches from Vienna today.
During the first attack. II was
stated. bombs were rained. from
1890 p. m. until a. m, on the
Italian arsenal. electric plant. rail
road station. Notifications and other
military establishments. Numerous
fires resulted.
The airmen revisited the city
Tuesday morning, observed that the
ores were still raging and lombard
ed the Italian hangar and warsnips
Feeble attempts" by two Italian
aeroplanes to drive the Austrian al
fleet on were said to have failed. as
did a heavy fire from anti-aeroplane
guns.
"One Italian aeroplane was re-
ported to have visited Trieste"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
Italians Leave
5000 On Field
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

VIENNA. (via Berlin and Lon
dom. Oct. 27.-Three thousand fall
len Italians still lie in the open in
front OF the position held by one
Austrian regiment on the Doberdo
plateau. on the Isonzo front. accord
ing to an official statement issued
here today. The Italian losses we're
very heavy throughout this entire
district, said the report.
In the Tolmino and GOTTA re.
gions and along the line north from
Tolmino t. Krn. extraordinarily
vigorous Italian attacks were said
to have been made, but fruitlesslv
In every case.
Italian attempts to take Monte
Sabotine were reported abandoned
Tuesday. after $500 loss.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27

clefIs % q unicn COMMITTEES. II has
besay undsfstood that the ofhcials
wovld listen 70 any delegation which
cane a representative Of any local
o1les to discuss matters concerned
With the once, bot hes refused to
mest any committee accredited BY
the union to discuss the general rc-
::sxions OF the company with its
clerks.
TO suelf any possible disturbances
among The striking employees at the
Dstroit freight depot. Pohcs 6upt.
MarQuaydt, wednesday. detailed 81
extra patrplmen to that duty. Fiji
teen Of the extra men were ordered
% the freight sheds and the others
are on call In the Hunt-st. station.
J. J. Barnet. vice-president OF the
New York Central lines, with head
quarters In Chicago and jurisdic.
ton over the western half Of the
New York Central system, is in the
city to assist Mr.. Bronnsr In hand
Ting the situation. Having been
successfully switchman. trainmas-
ter. telsgrapher and clerk before he
bscame superintendent and succeed
ed to higher ofices. Mr.. Bcrnet viii
probably take an active part In such
negotiations as are held with the
striking clerks.
Mr.. Bernet will be remembered by
Dstroit shippers as the oftcial who
secured a 100000 appropriation
from the New York Central direct
ors in 1912. and spent 1t all tn I'm
proving the Michigan Central
Freight facilities In Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27

James Clark. alias Taylor, colored.
who was recently arrested by the 10.
cal police on suspicion Of robbery
and discharged, II now in the custody
Of the government ofIicers and II II
likely that he will be held pending
the action Of the grand jury for al
legged violations Of the Harrison anti
narcotic law. The oficers found .
quantity Of dope" in Clark's room
IN AdelaideSt- Clark made q par.
tial confession to Assistant District
Attorney J. Edward Bland, wednes-
day.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
PROPOSALS FOR BUILD.
ING ENGINE HOUSE

at the office Of the Fire Commission
until c:30 y. m. Monday. Nov. 8. 1918.
for erecting and completing engine
house at Grand River and Linsia,ie
and specifications on nie in the ofscs
OF Chittenden q Kotting, architects
2306 Dime Bank building. The right
10 reject any and all proposals IL re.
served. The successfuI bidder will be
surety bond In the amount OF con.
same bsls vii Be endorsed PRO.
Psssl fSf sSi!Si5e engine hooss Ne.
& s ':i ys}iS5s6'gs' : !.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27

panied. He said Ne left Q Lake
Shore train ut the One Hundred
and Twenty-ffth-st. station early to-
day while city detectives were wait.
ing to greet him at the Grand Cen
tral terminal. and went nrst to his
home. He then went to the once
Of attorneys retained Tor him BY his
millionaire cousin. Edward N. Bret
tunS. Of Maruustte. Mich, and a.
toSward surrendered himself before
United States Commissioner Hough-
ton. who 6xsd bail.
Breitung refused to, discuss the
conspiracy charges made against
him, referring an inquirers to HE
attorneys. II was thought probable
that . statement would b issued In
his behalf. denying that hs had In
terested himself with Robert FAy.
alleged Prussian army lieutenant:
Walter schola. Eay's brothsr-in-hw.
and Paul Dsechs. IN any plot to de-
stroy mvnitioh carryinS ships.
While Breitung was IN confsrencs
with his attorneys this afternoon.
William J. Flynn. chief Of the TED
'eral secret service: United States
District Attorney Marshall, and A.
sistsnts Knox and Wood. went over
al Of the evidences thus far collect.
ed against the alleged plotters.
New Jersey authorities and the New
York police have turned over 10
Flynn al the clues they have turn.
ID up since Fay and Schols were
caught testing explosives near Wee.
hawksn. N. j.. last Sunday.
Counsel for Fay. who 10 confined
In the Tombs under $4,000 bail.
refused to permit him to make any
moro disclosures today. Abraham
Snydecker. attorney for scholz,
however. declared his client had no
knowledge Of the full details Of the
schemes OF Fay and had been used
- IN errand boy BY the sslf-styled
Prussian ofAcer.
Breitung's appearance IN tho fed
eral building shortly before noon
was entirely unexpected. City detec-
|tives were gathered 1t the Grand
Csatfsi station scanning the incom-
ing crowds, and secret service men
said they had no information Of
Dreitung's whereabouts.
Rsports OF higher ups" in the
80 ~As~. ~~.--a-- A. A.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
French Report
German Repulse

PARIS, Oct. 27.-"Strong German
patrols" said the war ONCE an
nouncement today. have been re.
pulled and dispersed by the French
fire south Of Loos.
THE Germans tried to re-capture
the Courtin trenches in Champagne
Tuesday night. but were repulsed by
our machine guns and infantry"
Elsew here. it was said. the night
was quiet.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
CHIEF OPERATORS
OF WHOLE STATE
TO GET TOGETHER

Chief operators OF the larger e.
changes of the Michigan State Tels-
phone Co. In the iower peninsula
will meet In conference At the Ho-.
tel Downey, Lansing. Wednesday
and Thursday. Oct. q and %. Il
has been the practice OF the com.
pany to hold district meetings an
nually for the good Of the service.
They will be held as usual at
later date. The state gathering IL
new. The company believes that by
bringing the chief operators togeth-
or for a state conference 1t will be
possible to secure greater degree
OF statewide cooperation between
employees, the company and the pub
lie. Delegates will visit some Of
the more important exchanges en-.
route to Lansing and on the home
ward trip.
The Lansing conference Is called
as part of the company's Service
first" program. Questions pertain
ihs w tOii anu tOCdi OpVthtiNk are
TO be considered. Sessions will be-
gin at Q o'clock In the morning and
will continue till In the afternoon.
Those attending the conference will
be guests OF the company at thea.
ter party to be rendered them Wed.
nesday evening.
L. J. VALLEY. trafhc supervisor,
Detroit, will be In charge Of the con.
ference. There will be informal
talks by A. K. Van Hagen. trafic en-
ginter OF the central group of BELL
companies. Chicago; Fred Clarke.
trafic engineer; W. A. Spencer.
trafic superintendent; W. @. slo-
cum, American Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. toll trafiic chief. all Of
Detroit.
The following cities will be rep
resented In the conferences: Ann
Arbor, Benton Harbor. Battle Creek.
Bay City. Detroit. Flint. Grand Rap.
ids. Kalamazoo. jackson. Lansing.
Pontiac. Port Huron and Saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
ALLEGED SLAYER
is A FUGITIVE

windsor police oflcers are on the
lookout for Tony Legato. - years
old. who 10 alleged to have slain
George Verne, an employee of the
Central Prison farm. in Guelph, Ont.
Omcisls Of the prison believe that
Legato will Il to reach Detroit. via
Windsor. Verne was shot to death.
early Monday morning.
Ants have the faculty Of crossing
water by means OF the surface ten
sion Of the liquid. but they resort to
Il only under great necessity.
Ionic lodge. No. 474. r. A. NJ.
will give a hard times calico party.
Thursday evening. In Diamond tenn
pie. Lawton and Grand River-aves.
Admission 10 By invitation only.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
Strike Breakers In
Battle Creek

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Oct. 81
Effort IL being made here today
tc MI the places Of 20 clerks in the
freight house and warehouses Of the
Michigan Central, who walked out
last evening, in accordance with the
strike order frGm Detroit. Accord
ing to Freight Agent R. J. Padsstt,
the places Of the strikers will be
nlled with new men. Twenty-four
hour shifts ars now being worked by
the few men remaining on the job.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
FOOTBALL FALLS
FOR BRIGHT LIGHT

NEW YORK. Oct. T.--Night
football and soccer games in the
Brooklyn Federal leagues electrical.
ly lighted park probably will be-
tried out before the present, season
closes. A number of invited guests
saw an errorless nine-inning base
ball game in the park last night and
pronounced the new schemes Of H.
Illumination q great success.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27

selves were concerned was sudden
ly shut on today. Robert Fay, Wal
ter Scholtx. Dr.. Herbert Kienzle.
and Paul Daeche. all Of whom have
been allowed to talk freely OF their
cases, were inaccessible in their
cells 1t the Tombs. All are now
represented by attorneys who Co
operated with the authorities in
causing them to cease talking.
Despite assurances OF officials
that the cases were now Cleaned
up" It was known today they are
interested in the reports Of an
enormous fountain Of cash through
which the agents ware enabled to
purchase expensive explosives and
spend money freely for automobiles.
motorboats and other things.
Indicative of how vast their re-
sources might be Is tale related
by Fay. which, however. Is discred-
tied BY ofRcials.
Il was prepared to pay 100000
TO Paul Sei'G government wit
ness) or anybody else who could in
duce the captain of a certain Rus
sian vessel to lose his way in mid
ocean % his cargo Of copper would
fall into German hands," said Fay.
THE copper 10 invaluable to the
Allies IN making munitions"
Where the 100000 was to have
rome from Fay refused to say.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.--Grand
jury criminal proceedings in New
York will precede any international
Developments. state department off,
cials explained today. in the bomb
conspiracy involving Robert Fay. a.
legged 0erman army Lieutenant, and
his confederates.
At present the department Of JUS
ice has sole charge of the conspi-
racy Investigation. A full report
win be made later to the state de-
partment. upon which any represen-
tations necessary to Germany would
be based. After the evidence is
completed and probably presented
10 . federal grand jury for indict-
ments. the state department will be
given copies Of the documentary
proof and will then determine Its
course.
President Wilson Is personally
and actively interested In the ct.
forts Of pro-German sympathizers to
cripple the war munitions trade with
the Allies. Following his conference
yesterday with President Gompers.
Of the American Federation Of La
Dor. q which 0ompers discussed
conspiraciss to call strikes In MUM
lions plants and others to prevent
war supplies from reaching the Al
lies, Il was understood Gompers
would furnish further detailed In
formation to Attorney General Greg.
cry. 0ompers was secretive today
regarding the information he gave
the president. declaring publicity
would defeat the ends sought.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
BARRETT LEADS
SCORING BRIGADE

ITHACA. N. ". Oct. 27.--Captain
Charlie Barrett, Of the Cornell elev.
en-. has scored twice - many touch-
downs thlo oeoaea. - any boek -
- nno2 - -, $3.50 -
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27

Sumner G. Trent. Of Hiawatha.
has Just won first prize ~ TIE cham
pion corn grower Of Kansas. He
produced III bushels an acre. The
prise was awarded by the Panama,
Pacific fair.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27

A Whitehead torpedo runs 5000
Yards. part of the distance at 80
miles an hour.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27
Kalamazoo Tied
Up By Strike

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Oct. IT,
Not one Of the strikers at the Mich
isan Central who walked out last
night was back on the job this morn
ing. The men declare they are out
until the light Is won. Freight cars
loaded yesterday are still held In the
Michigan Central yards.
Some Of the cars were loaded yes-
teriay with livestock and II not NOV.
ed soon. the railroad must unload
and care for same. Travelling men
who carry much baggage are highly
Indignant over the fact that they
cannot get their baggage moved.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27

lieutenant plotting the
of
for
The Detroit times., 1915-10-27

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Oct. H.
Grand Rapids 10 not affected by the
strike Of the Michigan Central
clerks. Agent Dcyrell announced
this morning that he anticipated no
trouble. This city n not on the
main line Of the road.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07

LIST cockerel LIST pullet, I'd pullet, LIST per
young; L. A. Hoaley, I'd cock.
Single Comb Black Orpingtons-D. A
Perry, lst cock, lst and I'd hen, lst cock
erel.
Diamond Jubilee Orpingtons +
Stoddard, lst cock, LIST hen, LIST cockerel
LIST pullet, I'd hen, Sd hen, I'd pullet, Sd
pullet, also all special prizes.
Single Comb White Leghorns-A. w
Huntington, Sd cock, I'd cockerel; j. T.
Coughlan, LIST pulIet, Sd pullet, lst pen
young, Sd cockerel; Harry Stackpole
4th cock, 5th coekerel; j. NJ. Medler, I'd
pullet; G. w. Boswell, attn cockerel, 4th
pullet, 5th pullet, LIST cock, LIST hen, I'd
pen of young; L. S. Meigs, I'd cockerel,
9Th hen; T. g. Holmes, lst pen fowls;
A. C. Gilman, 9Th cock, Sd hen, 4th hen,
LIST cockerel; Il. Billings, I'd hen; G. w.
Boswell, Sd pen young.
Rose Comb White Leghorns George
B. Rock, I'd cockerel, 4th pullet, Sd cock
erel, Sd pullet; j. NJ. Medler, lst cock
erel; G. w. Boswell, lst pullet, 5th cock
erel, Sd pullet, 4th cockerel, I'd pullet, LIST
hen, I'd hen, Sd hen.
Single Comb Brown Leghorns-C. d.
Ballentine, LIST cock, lst hen, I'd hen, LIST
cockerel, LIST pullet, lst pen fowls, LIST
pen young; r. H. Montgomery, I'd pen
fowls.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns-W. II.
Williams, lst cock, LIST hen, LIST PULLS,
LIST cockerel, Cd hen, I'd pullet, lst pen
young, all special prizes.
Single Comb Buff Leghorns-C. c. Wig
gins, LIST cockerel, LIST pullet, LIST hen, all
special prizes.
The judges were II. r. Ingalls, of
Greenyille, n. ", and Paul p. Ives of
Conn, who finished this work
Wednesday, leaving on the night trains
for their homes. They speak highly of
the quality of the birds exhibited this
year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
DANCED AFTER INSTALLATION.
Clan Sisters Joined With the Gordon
'Plaiders" in Good Time.

Elective and appointiye officers of Clar
Gordon, No. IL, O. ;. g. We're inductcd
into Office in the clan hall last evening
with pretentious ceremonies. The clans
men made of the installation exercises
an occasion for holding a joint meeting
with the ladies' auxiliary TO the elan
and at o'clock large number OF clan
members and their wives and other
members OF both organizations had as.
sembled William Mcdonald, as royal
deputy, had charge OF the installation
and he was assisted by James S. Milne
and James lmlah
Following are the officers who will
serve the elan in 1915; Chief, George
G. Cormack; tanist, Charles Mason;
chaplain james V. Laing; recording sec
rotary, William Black; financial secre.
tary, Robert Gordon; treasurer, William
stephens; physician for Barre City, Dr..
w. ID. Reid physician for Gmniteville
and vicinity, DR. \. +. Avery; senior
henchman, Albert Hurry; junior bench.
man, George Creighton; seneschsl, Rob
ert Patterson, jr.; warder, James In
gram; trustee for three years, Charles
Leslie; standard bearers, Barry z.
Henry, William Morgan; financisl com.
mittee, James r. Elriek, Barry r. Hen
~. Donald +. Mcleod.
A plessurable social hour and dancing
the exercises. Under the aus
pieces OF the amusement committee a
luncheon was served in mid
evening and afterward there was dane
ing with music by Bruee's orchestra. The
grand march was led by Mrs w. d..
Reid, who was installed az chief sister
Of the clan Tuesday evening and Chief
Gormack.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
PLAINFIELD.
Many from Out Of Town Attended Flu.
neral Of Frank Richardson.

Those from out Of town to attend the
funeral Of the late Frank Richardson
we're Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Charter Of
Hazardville., Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Pred
FLANDERS Of Orange. George and Elson
Douse q Peacham. Plyua Douse 81 Pas
sumpsic. Miss Lila Douse Of 81 Johns
bury, Mr.. and Mrs George Emery and
son. Wayne. Of Marshheld Franklin
Emery u Groton Herbert and Sylvester
Richardson and SONS Of Berlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Richardson Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Adams Of peacham.
Ernest Douse b. I. Cameron and Mr..
and Mrs J. y Pike Of Marshfeld.
Many beautiful flowers. bearing silent
sympathy % tho hefeft friends Of the
deceased and showing IN 4 measure the
esteem for bis memory. were sent ~
follows: Pillow Of lilies. carnations nnf
naTrissus. Husband Mrs Lucia Rich
ardson; wreath Of yellow end PINK roses
Al Rest Ernest Douse So pink rnses
DEAR Br0ther Mr. aud Mrs Fraa Flan-
DER bouquet roses. Mr. and Mr.. r.
Charter PINK carnations. NJ and Mrs
leslie Adams large bouquets ~ white
carnations from eaeb ~ tire follow iuv
aEs AfI VIZ. VI HfnEs N.Y. and MrE
Herteff TafloF. Mt. and Mrs. TIrus
banse Nj ard Mrs Arun Richardson.
~atif au8 ThaFesa Emar1. Eruesf Nc.
Duuai8 Wnrne Emery Miss Winnie Pen
~ ard 81 an3 Mrs. D. D BaYtistt
lassiaas thBsf merti1ne there wffe
uart more uhusf NAMES euuif nut -
attainsa The faiigwfnr Friends sna
neirl.lsFs If ~ Richardson gave rafa
Altes ana roses. numbering tle wears ~
isis fie 1H Mr. snf Ms. = BaIifs. NJ
an1 Mr. Aurustus pnria VT nnH Wss
=. Fuair ~ NJ end Ws ID Wnsss
H. nnt Mr. D Ha1sar NJ amd tfrs
E Rtnsfut ~ end Mrs. 4. raas w.
Esd N.Y. "a Stove NJ nu1 Mrz p
~t~urg VII end w-s p Eafirer willard
Perrr euss bartlett r. O. Iautara.
MISSES Hsne ard stt5s rrr& NJ rmF
M Wills Efiss q Fetfsrsun Gaa-rs
FcwiFw Toe Scorers waw nrrnnraf -
ffrs T-uuar Hrrffstf anE Ma n Z.
furtrf
rurr - SERVICES rs-s klis Huasar
rt EHtet Hnfaar snng nasr Ws
Eir1s '7as.t - IRIS wrr ara Tfass
D. Hum rr lard rr Hh asn-
-er ~ ws rs-rfr Esnorr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
HOTEL CORPORATION REFLECTS
And Building Committee Given a Vote Of
Thanks.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
crs Of the Barre Hotel company was
held last evening NJ the Office Of the
Trow a Holden company Reports were
made on the progress Of the hotel and
vote Of thanks was given 20 the build
INC committee for the very efficient man
ner in which they are handling the con
struction and equipping 81 the hotel The
ed hoard Of officers was reelected az
follows; President. " D. Ladds vice
president George d Milues treasurer.
=. W bisbee; secretary w " Holden
TIE president, sios president, " e. Rey.
nolds, =. W Hooker. y NJ Miles. John
1rOw end III 2 Cutler are the directors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07

Saturday last day Of Abbott's sale.
January sale corsets now at Naughan's
some genuine bargains az perrys on
Saturday.
Buy your hosiery for women and chil.
dren AZ Naughau's
Sc the $3.50 fremch flannel waists ~.
duced 10 sles al PerTy's on saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
csnH hsrts

We uist o. thank Ell she have ulh 9.
tis iast raars end days q uar igte8 -.
bsrF.ifF and iur ~ srnfsftf ard kra.
resass shrwr anrinr ttis tanf anf 81
tts lrneral. nifo 81 uto srt srasrs
an1 tf.rs 81 WHst7urt1r -tr ssFsei rs
freslluerts g. 40 nuu-nsrs Esfais
- we ertHrE err nfrrss5stiar ta ~ 81
H1ssisr. 81 81 HaEsr ang Her. a s.
Hsutt
Wrs Lara nj snr
Wr nr MIA p CH.arta
~ w wr F FrnHf-s.
W. rns -s Frs1 Elr1snra
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

January clearance sale at Vaughan's
Ladies' separate skirts $3.50 up, at
Vaughan's.
Flannelettes and crepe long kimonos
are reduced in price at Perry's on Sat
urday.
The Peoples Shoe Store is giving free
with every pair OF school shoes a large
Buster Brown" pencil tablet.
Mrs. Charles Russell, whose husband,
the manager of the Woolworth store, died
very suddenly two weeks ago last Mon
day, is moving to Fall River, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Come to the sale ladies' waists at
Vaughan's.
Saturday last day of Abbott's January
sale.
At S2.49, all messaline petticoats, all
colors; were $500; at Perry's on Satur.
day.
Learn how you can save money at
Perry's on Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
NEW YORK TEACHER SLAIN.
Was shot BY Man who Wanted Z,
Marrv Her

Nsw York. 1au. Susan Lfws. 4
BRONX srhroi tssrtrr p vaans 81 see
aied - . hospital iast night from tuiist
wound reesiret earlier D. the dnF uheH
she wns shat 8gur nn sire street ~
ffauk Horfl.unaH. 3 rlrrk uth 3 army
Revolver De- an nnfaruartenI afatameHt
80 tie ruranrr 40 saff hff m1fhfr VS.
a1q'used a. her marrying Bon hman a.
aas ARRESTED
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07

THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1915.
The Weather

Rain tonight; colder in Vermont, Fri
day local rains or snow colderj mod
crate southwest gales.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07

,ssrsza. Regular meeting of Hiawa-
EWSA tina lodge, No. 20, /. o. o. r.
ssefs1 will be held Thursday evening
al Z o'clock There win be a joint in
stallation of Odd Fellows and Rebekshs
All /. @. o. f. brothers residing in the
city, not members of the local lodge,
are cordially invited to be present. A
large number of the grand lodge officers
will attend Supper served at $3.50
sharp. Per order n. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07

w Special conclave of ST. Aide
=, mar commandery, No. IL, X.
MA T., Thursday evening at
llsT4Nsl o'clock for rehearsal of duties.
E\EAI All officers and members of
rKlassAs drill team are earnestly re-
quested TO be present. w. z. Scott, +. c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
Further AWardt

Further awards made At the poultry
show are as follows
Single Comb White Orpingtons ". a.
Perry. "a cock. 9TH hen. "a hen. "a cock
erel. "a cockerel. 81 puilet. 4th puilet
SIN pallet, "a pen ~ young Gus Wolf
ram. lst cock. 81 hen. ID hen. 5th ben.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07

Special communication of
Granite lodge, No. 80, f. and
| A. NJ, Friday evening at Z
o'clock. Work, F. c. degree.