The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-13

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| dent at the Gitchell stoneshed Saturday,
when his left arm was broken while try
ing to throw a belt from a pulley. His
hand slipped, throwing his arm between
the belt and the pulley, and pulling him
from the stepladder on which he was
standing. Here he hung by one arm un.
| til help came. The break is serious
one.
Burlington high school defeated Mont
pelier high at baseball in Burlington Fri
day, the score being to 6.
The state council, Knights OF Colum-
bus, meets here tomorrow, when Bish-
op J. j. Rice OF Burlington is expected
to be a guest of honor.
No Sunday baseball playing will here
after be permitted on the Langdon mead
ow, as residents OF State street have
complained to the police OF the noise.
The Montpelier high school defeated
the Montpelier Italian Athletic club Sat
urday, II to o. in an exciting game OF
baseball Batteries, NJ. H. S., Bartlett.
Farrar, II. Laird; NJ. |. A. G., Gay, Hoar,
Phillips.
Prof. s. F. Emerson of the university
of Vermont spoke last night at Bethany
church on "The Modern Socialism" it
being one of the lectures in the Better
Vermont series, that church has been
conducting this spring.
Commencement day speakers at the
seminary have been chosen thus: For
scholarship, Misses Irene Dwinell, Win
nifred Jeffords, Gertrude Bliss, Ethel
Lawson, Eldon Martin; merits of senior
theme, Miss Thompson, Mr.. Sargent, Mr..
Mckinley, Mr.. Owen, Mr.. Stanton and
Elliot Bisbee.
The funeral OF Charles w. Selnas was
held from 81. Augustines church yes
terday afternoon, with burial in the
Catholic cemetery. The bearers were
Patrick Callahan, John Mcmahon, George
Selinas of Mortified, nephew, Julius
Selinas Of Berlin, nephew, Herbert
Slack and G.. w. Luce of Montpelier
Eurigne Ala died Saturday at his
home on Berlin street after an illness
of three months with pneumonia and
complications. Mr.. Ala was born in
Spain June 10, 1868. and came to Amer
lea 20 years ago, returning to his native
country after time and again return
ing httE tltNtu AtdiH dEb+ i1t 10 aut
vived by a widow and two children and
a brother in Montpelier; also his moth
er in Spain. The funeral was held yes
terday from st. Augustine's church, Rev.
w. J. 0'Sullivan officiating
Oil was put on State street and part
of Main street Saturday to relieve dust
conditions there Six thousand of the
$4,000 gallons which the city ordered,
have arrived and are to be put on the
streets as soon as weather conditions
permit.
Martin L. Chandler died yesterday at
his home. in Middlesex of heart trouble
and complications. Mr.. Chandler had
been in poor health for two years but
his illness had not taken a serious turn
until within two weeks. Born in Wood
bury so years ago. he had lived in
Mortified and Aliddlesex, coming to the
latter place 81 years ago. He is sur
viyed by his widow who was Arvilla
five children Luther of Middle
sex, George of Burlington, Willis of
West Upton, Mass. Ella Mrs. Dean w.
Edson) of Montpelier and Wilbur, who
lived with his parents; also two broth
ers and two sisters, William of Califor-
mia, Samuel Of Cabot, Mrs John Gage
and Mrs. M. ID. McCrillis of New Hamp- |
shire. The funeral will be held from
the house Wednesday afternoon at l |
o'clock.