The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
MONTPELIER.
Two Deaths Saturday-Mrs. Floyd T.
Goodno and Mrs. Hannah Bailey.


There was quite mix-up on Barre
street last night when the fire trucks
were on the way to fire on Ridge
street single team pulling in front
of truck two near the foot of Down
ing street and attempting to keep ahead
in spite of calls from the department
and from people on the street. In try
ing to pass the single team, the truck
forced it against hydrant, threw out
the man and smashed the sleigh The
man was uninjured. Proceeding, the
horse on that truck lost its footing and
fell when within quarter of mile OF
the fire. breaking the shaft on the right
side. And when all was over it was
found TO be only chimney fire, which
was eXtinguished by chemicals without
any damage, and for which there was
no necessity of calling out the whole
department. There has been for some
time considerable feeling against teams
which deliberately pull in front OF the
! fire department when it is making
run, but yesterdays was the first ac-
cident which has resulted.
| The city council had a special meet
| ing Saturday night and nominated grand
and petit jurors. The grand jurors were
all renominated as follows; A. ]. Stone,
John Mahoney, +. +. Smith, Calvin Par
menter, John Grandfeld and Arthur Hen
ey. The petit jurors were renominated,
Jesse King and Robert Whelan being
added to the list. The denominations
were as follows: Leo A. Newcomb, j. q.
Dillon, G. r. Lawrence, Trad Ellis, Mitch
ell Menard, J. +. Lee, John Ryan, j. {.
Finn, Il. NJ. Buck, f. II. Wedge, II. Q.
Kent. l.. T. Lull, Il. NJ. Nichols, D. +.
McGovern. J. p. Flint and H. G. Holmes.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Winnifred Kaylor to f. S. Abbott, prin-
cipal of the high school, and a surprise |
party and kitchen shower was given |
Miss Kaylor Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Robert r. Pierce, who for the past two |
and one-half years has been in the EN-
ploy of the Montpelier Savings Bank q
Trust Co.. has gone to New York to be
employed in the department Of foreign
service of the Standard Oil Co. Mr..
Pierce graduated from the Montpelier
high school in 1908 and attended the
University of Vermont for two years.
Mrs. Floyd f. Goodno died Saturday
at the home of W. II. Goodno OF tu-
berculosis, from which she had suffered
for two years. A year ago she spent
several months at the Pittsford sana-
forum and seemed to be benefited there
bv. The end came suddenly. Mrs. Good
no was born in Bellows Falls, Feb. 20,
1882. She is survived by her husband,
infant son, mother, two brothers and
three sisters. The funeral will be held
in Walpole, n. H.. her former home, to-
1
Mrs Hannah Bailey, wife of John L. :
Hale, ir.. died Saturday night at her
home in Wrightsville. after five months [
illness with heart trouble. Mrs Hale |
was born in Barre, Jan. 10 1858, the
laughter OF Joshua and Eliza Bailey i
md was married to Mr.. Hale, Aug. 3, t
1874. To them were born five children,
Arthur O.. Charles NJ, Mrs. Alice A.
Hill. Dean B. and Guy NJ. She is also
survived by two brothers, Fl. n. Bailey
# West Berlin and J. c. Bailey OF
,hcago. A private funeral was held Y
rom her late home this afternoon, on {
ccount OF the illness of Mr.. Hale with 0
broken hip and burial was in Green b
dount cemetery.
A son, William Lincoln, was born yes
erday to Mr.. and Mrs. William s. g
ninth. u
George f. Stebbins of Springfield, g
lass. has purchased the Comque thea G
re of r. II. Henderson Of Wells River Il
nd will run it himself He has al a.
eady taken possession. O