The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-28
MONTPELIER
Local People Caught Glmpses Of War
Horrors.

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Horrors.
Arthur Lamperti, son of Angelo Lam
peril, 22S Barre street, this city. ms
aunt, Mrs. II. Columbo, and little son
Arthur, arrived in the city Saturday
from New York City, where they landed
a week ago from the White Star liner
Canopic, from Naples. Mr.. Lampertl
went to Milan, Italy, three years age
to study to be sculptor, but was forced
TO give up his studies at the outbreak
of the war between Italy and Austria
The trip across the ocean was not with
out its excitement, for when the steam
er was near Gibraltar, wireless war
received that submarine, which had
presumably been lying in wait for the
passenger ship, had been sunk by a
British war vessel Mr.. Lamperti said
he counted 2s British battleships while
in the Mediterranean. He had an OPP
lportunity to realize the horrors of the
big conflict before he sailed, for located
at Milan, near the border, he saw many
wounded soldiers brought in.
| Sheriff A. A. Reed of Orange county
passed through the city yesterday aft
ernoon with Doris Matthew of Bradford,
adjudged to be a deliquent child and or
dered committed to the industrial school
at Vergennes for the remainder of her
minority.
Miss Florence Normandeau, who has
been taking two weeks vacation from
her duties as operator in the local tele-
phone exchange, returned last evening
from Burlington, where she has been
visiting.
Chief Of Police P. J. Connolly yes
terday hung in the police station,
large portrait of John l.. futile, the first
chief OF police in the village and city of
Montpelier. The picture was presented
to the police department by ex-Chief of
Police 6. E. Demeritt. This is the first
gift of its kind to be received by the de-
partment.
In probate court yesterday afternoon
Mario f. Soldini settled his account as
administrator of the estate of Maria
+. Soldini, late of Barre.
Frank Lamperti and George H. Brooks.
who have been passing the summer in
this city with their parents, returned
yesterday afternoon to Burlington,
where they will resume their studies at
the University of Vermont.
The football game between Bartletts
Independents, composed of former grid
iron stars, and the high school eleven,
win start at ALSO this afternoon on the
Seminary campus. The lineup of the
Independents: Stewart and Smith,
ends; Pierce and Glennie, tackles; Fa-
cini and Kimball, guards; Goodenough,
center; Cullen, quarterback, Collins,
Bartlett and Laird, halfbacks; Scott full
back Scott is a former Goddard star
and Kimball captained Norwich universe
ty two years ago.
Maurice Dooley, superintendent of the
Barre q Montpelier Traction and Power
company, was called yesterday to Green
field, Mass, by the death of his mother.
Mr.. Dooley returned Friday from Green
field, his mothers condition being inn
proved Yesterday morning telegram
was received informing him of her death.
The following cases were entered in
county court yesterday, returnable at
the March term OF county court: Seth
G. Rich, adm, VS.. George III. Cross, and
Seth G. Rich VS.. George II. Cross. Both
suits grow out of an automobile acct
dent which occurred on the night of Aug.
IL, when Mrs. Rich, the wife of the
plaintiff, was killed while riding in an
automobile owned and driven by Mr.
Cross. In the latter case, Mr.. Rich seeks
to recover $4,000 for the alienation of
his wife's affections.