The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
MONTPELIER.
Death Of Thomas cantiIlion, for 20
Years a Stonecutter.

beatn q Ihomae Canullioni Tor 20
Years a StoneeutteE
Thomas cantilliou. who had been
lgin@lly il for some time with tuber.
lculosis, died yesterday at his home on
I FIRST avenue He had been stone
lWtler for over 40 years and was one
LOT the oldest ID this vicinity Ia point
81 service Air CanNliion was born II
\ County Kerry, Ireland. gu years ago,
looming 60 this country in 1886 and u.
lGting III Manchester ~ III He lived ii
concord and Barre before coming here.
being employed IN the latter place sex.
len years Twenty two years ago he
came % Montpelier where he has work
7 sd at bis trade lie Il survived By bic
wife and five children. Cornelius III. Of
/ Dorriuutun, Gonn Nellie, wife 81 VIII.
liam Raguin Worcester Massa Thorn
as. Of Worcester, Mass; james, 81 Wat
lerbury Conn and Mary wife % M J.
Shields IF this city Che funomi viii
be held wednesday morning NJ 3 o'clock
az ST. Augustine's church with inter-
ment il the Catholic cemetery
The annual state e. al r. encamp
lment viii Be held in Montpelier. june
De- and Z. probably ia armofy BAH.
and tie annual meeting IT The Wamans
Relief corps viii take place at the same
Time.
The drug stores Of Collins Rlakely
and George 8iegrath were nided yes
terdaY afternoon by Grand Juror Bailey.
Chief Dufkee and Officer Connolly
Nothing 81 An nominating nature was
found
The music department Of the Won
ems club. &c a meeting held last night
al the home Of Mrs Louis Badord. dis
cussed the forming Of chorus The
proposition met with favor and may
result 10 The formation Of such an or
gsuization.
John G Farwell fell on the icy side
walk II front Of Glees harness shop
yesterday morning snd cut eash IN
tie back Of bis head which was also
bruised Tie was stunned for few
minutes, but was able To resume work
after the wound was dressed
George Caustlc, owner of Meadow
ttrN AAtAtf AHEHuttN NAitr VERY HHNl Z
getting killed when he was attacked IN
lie barnyard By 3 large Holstein bull /
The animal threw bin twenty feet into
q water tank No bones were broken,
hut Mr. Gaustie was seriously injured
by the horns Of the bull
Many bad falls were received Sunday
and yesterday because Of the slippery
condition of the sidewalks Mrs Jo I
seph Sterling 81 ST. Paul street was
badly injured when che fell Yesterday
iii front of Edward ellis store dislocat- /
ing the bones II The base Of the spine. I
Hopes are entertained of her recovery
although she Is 81 years Of age but F
she viii Be confined to the house for
several weeks.
The statements o. the various cor
poratons and their taxes for the fiscal {
year are being received BY the state F
treasurer This corporation or license I
tax is assessed IN the amount of SOL
for total capitalization III $4,000 or
less, increasing ID tho amount OF SIS for
each additional like sum. All bodies T
incorporated il this state Of doing bus
mess here come under the provision Of +
this tax except charitable religious or
educational organizations Or cemetery
II each corporation does
not pay its tax and take out a license
BY Che first Of April the corporation
ceases to exist.
Chief Durkee brought back from Yer
qennes yesterday George and Alfred 4
McJarett, aged seven and nine years
who had been at the lie
form school for Six months, the longest
time they could be sentenced On az
count of their yonthfuluess. They were
committed for q series Of petty thefts
ana viii probably Be taken into city
court and tried on the charge Of steal-
Inc pocket book containing $50 from
Mrs. n l. Dury an oifense alleged to
have been committed before they were
sent to VeTeennes in order that they
may be returned there The authorities
sc the reform school have stated that
It Is for tae boys good that they re
main in the Institution. as they could
aot be kept ia school here and their
mother informed the authorities that
ne had no control over them.