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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
NEW STORE TO OPEN.
Houghton & Robins to Handle Meats,
Groceries and Provisions.

A new mercantile firm is 10 make IL
bow before the Barre public with th'
opening Of the newly remodeled store II
the old city building occupied for manN
years BY Perry a Camp. Harley j
Houghton. for 10 years an employe ol
the y. ID. Iadd Co. and William ;. Rob
ins. who for l2 years has been clerk
in the Moore & Owens store, are q
handle meats, groceries and provisions
under the firm name Of Houghton & Rob.
ms. The firm has leased the meat mar.
ket in the basement Of the building
which was occupied until recently by
Tassie Bros. who have moved 70 tho
south end The basement market has
been connected with the first floor, where
the groceries and other provisions are 20
Be carried. hy roomy stairway which
provides convenient and easy access 70
either department.
4 considerable outlay Of money has
converted the store and market into an
establishment that y model Of cleanli-
ness and convenience. A section AZ The
rear Of the first floor is reserved for
storage purposes and % the end Of the
store proper. . half partition Office has
been built New shelving. flooring. etc.
ere among the Transformations noted and
faciiities for displaying goo8s. bath in
{ BE- window and on the foor are all that
osu b. desired. Entirely new fKtures
for the mest market are being installed
md in making repairs 70 the basement.
the firm has had an eve nlwevs to urs.
fidinr r. most sanitary location Tor its
meat drpartment.
II is erpected that thc store and MAR
ket uill b. opened b ths public Satur-
8aV morning Assisting Messrs. Houri.
'an and Robins in the grocery store are
81. d. Earsr and Roy Mccarthy. ls1th
u tins city. 8oin Hrnrv end Thomas
Parker. each If uh1m BE- q nest cutter of
aue srpsrienof. ere 20 b. in charge ol
- Hnsfkrf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
st. Charles in Missouri Ter
ribly Devastated, and st.
Peters and Gilmore Were
All but Demolished In
Indiana Towns, Many OF
the Buildings Were I'm
rooted

Cincinnati, July S.--According to fig
ures compiled early to-day, more than s.
persons were killed and several score
were injured by wind and rain storm
extending from Nebraska to Ohio last
night. The property damage is estimat'
ed at several millions. The greatest loss
of life occurred in Cincinnati and vicin-
ity, where 80 persons are known to be
dead and IS missing Eighteen of the
dead were deck hands, drowned by the
capsizing of a towboat convoy on the
Ohio river.
In eastern Missouri, the storm assumed
the proportions of tornado, demolishing
1862 blocks in st. Charles, town of about
1000 people. St. Peters, town of 800
population, and Gilmore, with 100 inhabi-
tants, were almost wiped out. In Lincoln
and Custer counties in Nebraska, wind
and hail caused heavy damage to crops.
In southern Illinois the storm was also
severe. At Mound City, the business Sec
tion was flooded.
In central and southern Indiana, three
persons were killed and many injured,
While telegraph and telephone service was
demOralized, buildings were unroofed and
crops damaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
NO DYNAMITE FOUND
ON THE SAXGNIA
However, the Tension Remained Because
II Was Feared Holt Might Have
Placed Explosive on Some
Other Ship.

New York. July s.-Fears for the safe
ty Of the Cunsrd line steamship Saxonis
were dissipated late yesterday when q
wireless message, saying there were ma
bombs aboard, was received here from
the captain in answer 10 the warning
sent out that Frank Holt had asserted
that this boat and the steamer Philadel.
phia Of the American line were in dan.
ger Of internal explosions yesterday.
Earlier a reply had been received from
the Philadelphia that no bombs were
found aboard her.
However the tension caused bv the
warning OF the man who set or the can.
itol bomb. then shot =. p. Morgan and
finally killed himself. was not entirely
relieved because Of the uncertainty
he had not left explosives aboard
other steamers.
Both the Saxonia and Philadelphia left
New York on July 3 for Liverpool The
Philadelphia, being the faster boat. 4
due 10 the other side on July 10 or n.
while the Saxonia should reach her dcs.
tination on July l3 or H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
Allan Mckenzie Crushed
Betweev i No
>Nes
~
LIVEsJ SHORT TIME
AFTER THE ACCIDENT
Accident Happened on the
Old Miles Quarry Of
E. L. Smith & Co.

Allan Mckenzie died at the City hos
pital at noon to-day from injuries sus-
tanned two hours earlier in the Miles
quarry of Il. L. Smith & Co., having
been injured internally when caught be-
tween two granite blocks. His injuries
were confined chiefly to the pelvic region.
This is said to be the first serious acci-
dent to happen on the E. L. Smith & Co.
properties.
The accident happened at about 10
o'clock and within a short time the in
jured man was being brought to the
hospital in Whitcomb's ambulance, the
patient being in charge of DR.. \. L.
Avery of East Barre, who was called to
the quarry. The ambulance arrived at
the hospital at IL 80 and the end came
half an hour later
Mr., Mckenzie was AZ years of age and
leaves his wife and ten children; also
his mother of Graniteville, brother,
Alex. Mckenzie, and three sisters, Mrs.
Murdo Campbell and Mrs Norman Nc
Iver, both of Graniteville, and another
who resides in the West. Mr.. Mckenzie
was affiliated with the Presbyterian
church and was a member of the Quarry
Workers union and the New England
Order of Protection. He recently served
as deputy sheriff in this city. He was
well known in the quarry section, where
he had resided many years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
SHE LEFT NEW YORK
SUNDAY, JULY A
The Information of the Fire
Came Like Answer to the
Prophecy of Frank Holt,
the Man Who Predicted a
Disaster to Occur July Z

New York, July s.--As If in answer t.
Frank Hollis last warning thct ship al
sea SHOULD sink, God willing, on tn,
seventh" there came last night a wire
less message, which was made public to-
day, from Captain Claret Of the Allan
tic Transport line steamer Minnehaha
telling that his ship was aire at sea SIC
miles southeast Of Halifax. A message
received at noon to-day said the fire was
caused by an explosion but had been
controlled.
The Minnehsha carried enough ammu
milton. according TO the lines admission,
to have sunk the vessel had the flames
reached it. The fire started in No. 8
hold, some distance from where the am
was stored aft. Number 3 hold
contained general cargo, and it was
said that ii Holt or any person had
shipped bomb as freight il would have
gone into the hold.
The Minnehaha sailed from New York
for Liverpool on Sunday. July 4, after
having been tied up here for week
taking cargo. This. it was pointed out,
would have allowed five days for Holt
to have got bomb aboard before his
attack ON Morgan. The Minnehaha is
returning to Halifax and should arrive
to- morrow. She carries no passengers
but has crew OF about 100 men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
DEATH OF MRS. GEORGE WOOD.
Occurred Wednesday Afternoon After
Patient Suffering.

Mrs. Eda (Laseln Wood, wife OF
George Wood, passed away at her home
20 Richardson street, Wednesday after.
noon at o'clock Mrs. Wood had been
in failing health several years, although
IL was not until August, 1918, that her
condition took serious turn. She had
been patient sufferer throughout her
long illness Besides her husband. she
leaves her daughter, Miss Glee V. Wood,
of Barre. and a sister, Mrs. Clara Wood,
also OF this city.
Mrs Wood was born in Tunbridge,
June I, 1862, the daughter OF Morris
LasseIl and Sarah (Mosherl Lassell.
Much of her girlhood was passed in her
native town. Her marriage TO Mr.. Wood
took place in Barre Sept. 2 1889. The
deceased was a woman of many fine
qualities and her passing viii be sim
cerely mourned by wide circle OF
friends.
Funeral services will be held at the
house Friday afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
George n. Holt, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church. officiating. The remains will
be taken TO Williamstown for burial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
DEATH FOLLOWS
DRUNKEN BRAWL
George Sadlak of South Poultney Died
in Rutland Hospital Last Night
Two Men Arrested.

Rutland, July s.-Within five hours
of the death OF George sadlak of South
Poultney at the Rutland hospital at q
o'clock last night two South Poultney
men were arrested charged with his mur-
der. The man died as the result of a
blow over the head with heavy club
or iron bar, hemorrhage of the brain be-
ing the immediate cause of death.
Sadlak was injured during a drunk
en- brawl al the home of George ka.
shuba at South Poultney Monday even
ing. Kashuba, who is brother-in.law
Of the dead man. and Seeze Sheren were
arrested last night and at an early hour
this morning were lodged in the county
Jail where they will await the action
OF the special grand jury which sits in
this city tomorrow.
II was determined last night that all
three men were drunk at the time Of
the fight, which started when one Of the
Slays challenged another 10 fight and alt
three were soon mixed up in the strug.
gle. A club and an iron bar were used
freely and these were secured last night
by the officers.
When states Attorney G V. Ponlin
vas notified last night Of the death Of
Sadlak be Immediately started for South
poultncy IN company with Deputy Sher-
IN A. A. Leonard, James Pitaniello and
Jake Kiltonski, who was taken along a.
an Interpreter
The men surrounded kashuha's house.
Kashuha being founf on the back porch
and skeren inside the house They sub.
mitted 70 arrest without = struggle.
states Attorney Pouiin learned last
nirhs that ssdlsk was attended Monday
night by Dr. Clough Of P0ultney ani
that the mar vas brought to the Rut-
Rand hospital on the following dav.
sadisk vac about Is vears old and i
survived ~ = wife IN the old country
An II the men were employed In the
slate quarries az South pouitnev.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
TWO BROTHERS IN HOSPITAL.
One Had Arm Broken by Auto, While
Saying Goodbye to Other.

Rushing out into the road at Webster
vile to say goodbye to his younger
brother, who was about to be brought by
automobile to the Barre City hospital
for an operation, Arthur Mercier, aged
II, was struck by the automobile truck
of John Mcfarland and sustained a
fracture of the humerus of the right
arm last evening. So he was placed in
the waiting automobile, along with his
brother, George Mercier, aged IL, and
both are now patients at the hospital.
George was operated on for msstoid and
is doing quite well to-day. The fracture
of Arthur's upper arm was reduced, and
he, too, is started on the road to re-
covery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
LARGE ROBBERY
IN BARRE HOUSE
Sis in Money and Other valuables StoI-
en- at F. d. Beckley's, on Park
Street, Last Night After
Midnight.

One Of the boldest burelaries perpe-
trated in Barre in long time challenged
the attention Of the police this morning
and while the usual efforts have been
made TO prevent the guilty one from get
ting out Of the city, late this afternoon
the authorities admitted their failure TO
locate the man who entered the house at
the corner Of Beckley court and PARK
street. owned and occupied by Fred d.
Beckley. sometime after midnight sums
Of money aggregatng Sl75. one gold
watch and chain were IN the haul
made by the burglar. Suspicion points
its finger in several directions and the
officers have not BY any means abandoned
the idea that they have number Of
working clues that NAV lead TO detection
any time within the next "a hours.
The burglar confined his night maraud-
ing 10 the apartments on the ground hoor
occupied by the Bcckley family on the
aecond story resides the family Of q. 4.
Scott but their apartments were not
visited and they were unaware Of the
burglary until this morning. Officers
from headquarters were on the grounds
early to-day and the method which the
thicf chose IN entering the house was
determined at once. On the Bcckley
court side Of the house there is q bav
window. Last night one Of the windows
vas up and the burglar bad only 10 re-
move the screen and climb into the living
room. BEYOND doubt this means Of
eutrance and exit was employed.
Gaining the front room. The burglar
passed into 3 sleeping room occupied
by Mrs Beckiey and Mrs Lacy Richarass
vho were sleeping -oundlv 81 the time.
Evidently the prouler had rreconceivrd
motion Of where his booty lay. for 4
eas plainly 70 b. seen that BE vsnt a
once % the sedside. lifted the counter
nane from the foot of tire bed and fa-
Moved from un8rr the rusefirt d hard.
bag. vhfh Mrs Richards bad placed
Hare before retiring
Tharre inta an un1ecupied sleepur
Hnsn ufrt the burglar as the nslies
.~1irrr There Be rrfftiad fhe contents
I. $50 beg cntg tie uuueea hea aua 80
ssfrf tharrfroa ti.r chairest 81 iils le1f
FaHl 3 fffis wallet in the handbag hs
.zfratfHd rirtf So hl'ls ana io1-s Ir ths
afasr tao uas uatrh uhieh ueri lute
- h-rriars naktf. Tais marring So
s1ief lrrrt p ts falnataFs was fuumd
= $40 drive = tin side ~ - hursr
Rffnrr larfHne thr hou=f fhe maa
tnfraf in fhs Esine rpon lpnF enpurh
5 e. fhrrueh hsnfha9 1hs property
Il MA Ea&8rs wfiah YES aetf TO- hetk
s1Ei~ Thme.t hf iuuaa go uttrA aiss
.srt 81 rrnsr tfu frr his Hghts uurk.
r1-trt.-rf haE n the fa9 Contained
h-a -rrs rHE 3. fhru 80 nfh fa-
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
AUSTRIANS REPULSED
WITH HEAVY LOSS
Attacked Italian Forces at Passo Di Cam
po--Italian Air Service Dropped
Bombs on Austrian Buildings.

Rome, Wednesday, via Paris, July s,
3 40 a. m.--An official statement tonight
says: AN attack against our positions
at Passo Di Campo, in Val d'Aone, was
repulsed with heavy loss. In Cadore, our
artillery opened fire on the enemy's de-
fensive works in the upper valley of
Cordeyole and elsewhere, and serious
damage was done.
I'm Carnia, we repulsed attacks against
our several positions in the direction of
Val Grande. Combats continue on the
Carnia plateau, where we are making
slow progress. Between July and we
took 400 prisoners. Aeroplanes dropped
a number of bombs yesterday on the
Austrian aviation field and railroad sta
tions, causing fires and doing much dam
age,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
FUNERAL IN BARRE.
Funeral Of Mrs. Mary Lsv'liss Nolan
Held At websteryilis.

Funeral sertires tor MFs. Mary Law.
les Nolan. wife of Augustus Nolan,
whose death occurred a. her home il
Wet,stersflie SUNDAY morning. were bold
in -. sylvester rhufrh 81 Granftevill
Weanesas8 morning the pastor. Rev 8n.
serh Twrcgt. celebrating high mass ~
requiem The hearers were. Napoleon
Amafv. Alrlouss Nsdeau. 8otn d Bgrcs.
HarrF oi9urre and two nerheus Ers IN
and Hiahard Inuliss TIE serfiaes uere
largely aftanir8 hf relattrrs frum 0adys.
vile. y - P'Fmuuth 8 H MautFelisr
anf Rsrre friarrnerf uas u.sas - en-
Cafheit ecmetsTr ~ Berkify streef in
ftis r7tr.
a rrafusf Serial fr5irts fr.1ufea ti.s
fallrH8nas F5Hnu. ss rsss- hustand
end asmeisfsf rfiam 81 rnsas 8aises ard
rs~rstiuns. HnsrfeFs raTHafiant Ms
frita Aiasrn of f1rnlnafk y - e slstr-
ri 80 fssHasaf. rarnatfans ~ ana wrs
rr-ufn Iav7tss nud fau7F ~ suf mrs
FHfn~H raw1fss Mf sns Mrs. Han8sf
wlFeae HmE fHm Mrs Mptrs~y# tr.s-
rafF. rnrnatians ar8 FoaaE ~ unH Hfrs
Nsltar FEifisssrs fsuHifs. w. aua s-s
Frtsf #frl ra-Hzftrrs a-r sn
wrs WaH5ar r1hru Mef trra Tfas
nnH wes Hamrs Cnmr.i-rs wss.
mt Faeswned Hs anf wrt a.ar
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
DIED WHILE WRITING LETTER.
Mrs. S. B. Morrison of Groton Found Sit.
ting in Her Chair.

Groton. July s.-Mrs. 5. B. Nor.
rison died very suddenly Tuesday
afternoon at home on Main street.
She lived alone, but was seen
early in the afternoon and was APP
seen early in the afternoon and was ap.
parently in her usual health. Between
three and four o'clock Misses Sadie and
Theresa Emery chanced to call and found
Mrs. Morrison sitting in her chair 50 nat.
urally that she was thought 20 be sleep
ing. but il was soon discovered that life
was extinct She had evidently been
writing, as the material were beside her
on the table, with notes that she had
written. but SO peaceful was her passing
that il must have been like falling to
sleep.
Mary Augusta Newton was born in
Epson, \. H. seyenty-six years ago. She
first married Ozro Nourse and came 10
this town from Littleton. ~ H., thirty
five years ago. Mr.. Nourse died eighteen
years ago, and she soon afterward mar
red Silas Morrison, who died a year and
halt ago. Mrs. Morrison was a kind
neighbor and had many friends. especial.
~ among the young people. She was a
member OF the Methodist church and was
a sincere Christian. Although confined 20
her home by IN health she never missed
an opportunity 20 urge her friends TO
strive Tor the better life.
Deceased il survived by two nephews.
Herbert Newton Of Littleton. \. H.. and
Charles Newton Of Manchester, \. H..
and three nieccs. Mrs. Harry Nourse. and
Nirs. Melvin Nourse Of Lancaster. \. H.,
and MIS- Herbert Newton Of Littlpton,
y. a.! also q sister-in-iaw, Mrs. Susie
Newton of Manchester y. II. The fu-
neral was held Thursday this slsitefuoon
at the Baptist church. Rev. :. ~ Myers
Officiating. Rev y. W Lewis. Mfs. Nor
rison's pastor, being absent on his va
.nfinn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
s4oo FOR BROKEN Jaw.
James d. Halloran Won Suit Against
Patrick Gillespie.

Dispntation in a Hubbard street board
ing house 81 the capital over the com.
paratife appearance Of saloon entrances
IN NeW York CITY and Montpelier had
its sequel IN Montpelier city court this
morning when Judge p ~ Harvey re-.
turned : Judgment u $500 and costs for
the plaintiff in the ease Of james ~
Hallofan ". Patriek Gillespie Of Cam.
bridge. Mass. q foreman. who uas for
merry employed on the Union block con
struction work. The assault Il alleged
b have taken placs Nov. 40. 1914. Hal
ioran uas employed in fhs hioak and an
sIiapea dispute IN the afternoon uas con
iinuea af the supper table IN Mrs
.O'NeH's boarding house that evening
ID we br0ueht ont 0-dsy that TIE dif-
ferrnres 81 orininn uu the saloon entraur-
r. l.rrf pitnfed truubls between Mr. Gf-
irsrie nna Hafloran. vita ire rssulf that
the faumar ttrrw cup If seaidlur taa
in Haliaraus fnre Haiirrnn rruiaustrat-
- anB Gmespir is aIierei % havs sfrurk
hiiu twsef fn thr faef. gamsinr Hisidrn-
fian - tas au. ThFnugh Sc eanry-Sl
I1.sFiaulf A Hurf Htilnran truuftt suit
fo rrsafer sFn fsflFsrirs stfsTurrs
Clasar1n arf eautrr. hate tafrn ar a.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
OVER so KILLED
in FIERCE STORM
RUSSIANS REINFORCED
ARE MAKING STAND

At the moment when the Teu-
tonic march through southern Po-
land was beginning to threaten
first Lubin and then Warsaw, it
has been brought to halt. A
statement from each side agreed
that at one point on an angle
north of Krasnik, where the Rus
sian lines are still displaying a
weakness they have been strength
ened.
1t now appears that Grand Duke
Nicholas forces are holding their
ground all along the extended
front. Determined attempts by
Austro-G German forces to drive
them out of what remains to them
of Galicia are continuing,
Petrograd reports assaults by
great forces east of Lemberg, but
declared they were repulsed with
heavy losses to the attacking
army.
Apparently, there is a lull in
the furious fighting along the Aus
tro-ftalian front, after the recent
determined attacks by invading
forces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
PRETTY eRANIrEvILLE WEDDING
Miss Christine Macleod Bride Of r. N.
chsmplin Of Arlington, Mass.

A pretty wedding was celebrated last
evening AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. A. Macdonald, IN tsanteEille. when
Miss Christine A Macleod Was united
IN marriage 70 Franklin Newell Champlin.
Rev. Frederick MacNeil. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. performing
ths ceremony a. o'cioek under an arch
and wedding beil a white and gold. in
the presence 81 near relatives and
friends The single ring service pas
used. The wedding rnsrfh, sslerfed from
the bridal Chorus from @LebencTin. =
vas played by Miss Bessie Carr # WhGte
River Junction. Attending the bride and
groom uere tke FORMERS ruusin. Mis-
ETs MncDonsld. Viho wore PINK messa-
iins end carried pink earuatisus. snd
Arthur \. 1iarDonsid . csusin ~ the
BRIDE The lTide wns teonn inriv at
tired in uhHe rrfne fnatrrH. ~ tra5np
with pearl trimmings aua ehe carried
i-uquai - bridal rosss
u the finiurrunrr. daisins. POSES anf
f1rgff ue-nafs made 81 effrsefite ealfr
sehs'us - ubite riuk sul bius. an8 heFe
infeF ir TIE efening iee erean. taEf enf
HafeFs were SERVED ~ Msss Hanf8 fizsfuu
snd Miss Ehr5sfir fsFshHfn
M- sns Trs Chau.r1sn psre ~ ~
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ne sites. hnri. rrt Eiass and rsanHF
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08

NsrrisFs Took Pee. - fhs Brisss Hsr,
Las Evsrirg-

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rathfrtnf B hiuuut and Harre nst5dsor
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
MOST OF HER CREW
WE'RE RESCUED
Austrian Army Repulsed at
Passo Di Campo with
Great Loss-The Italians
Took 1,400 Prisoners Be-
tween July 4 and 7.

Rome, Wednesday. via Paris, July s,
$40 a. m.-The Italian armored cruiser
Amali was torpedoed and sunk at dawn
this morning "wednesday by an Aus
trian submarine, while taking part in re-
connaissance in the upper Adriatic, it
was officially announced tonight by the
minister of marine. Most of the crew
was saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
MINORITY STOCK
HOLDERS OF NEW
HAVEN LOSE
Suit to Recover s1o2,ooo,ooo Was Dis
missed To-day by Supreme Court
of Massachusetts,.

Boston, July s-The suit of the minor
ity stockholders to recover $lO2, 100000
New Haven railroad, who were charged
with responsibility for alleged improper
expenditures, was dismissed by the SUI
preme court to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
WRECK
SACRIFICED 10 LIVES
While Score More Excursionists Were
Injured at Queenston, Ont,
Last Night--Car Rolled
Down Steep Bank.

Queenston, Ont, July s-Ten per.
sons were killed and score injured last
evening when trolley car on the Inter
national Railway line jumped the track
on the sharp incline leading from Queens
ton Heights into the village and rolled
down steep embankment. The car
was carrying a crowd of Toronto excur.
sionists from various points along the
river to the boat landing here. All of
the dead and injured are from Toronto.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08

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