The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-15
MONTPELIER
Barre Livery Horse Crashed Into Plats
Glass Window.

| Glass WlnG9w.
A livery horse the property of James
Cow of Barre, and temporarily in charge
of Earl Slloway and Frank Hutchins
two Barre young men, proceeded to en-
liven a quiet Sabbath afternoon yester-
day in Montpelier by running away and
breaking big plate glass window in the
r. II. Standish store. The horse, ac-
eording to the story told by Silloway,
was in the rear of the Blanchard build
| ing and the youths were about to feed
| it, slipping off the bride. The horse
reared suddenly and turning, bolted for
Main street via the Pitkin court alley
route. He dashed wildly across Main
street and went head foremost into the
big plate glass window, showering him.
self with glass. The animal was taken
to the Putney livery, where its injur,
scratches on the back, front legs and
head. The loss of the broken window
is covered by insurance.
Funeral services for Carl G. Hoadley,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hoadley,
whose death occurred at Heaton hospital
Friday evening, were held from his late
home, Terrace street, yesterday att
ernoon at 2;30 o'clock, Rev. Stanley
+. Bloomfield officiating. The services
we're largely attended by many friends
and the officials and employees of the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance com
pany, where the deceased was employed
for three years. The bearers We're Mer
..Y T..
Lowe and Wilfred n. Smith. The first
three were high school classmates of the
deceased. Burial was in Green Mount
cemetery Mrs r. A. Ballou of San
Francisco, Cal, sister OF the deceased,
arrived in the city Sunday to attend
the services.
James Mcdonald of Barre street left
yesterday afternoon for Fitchburg,
Mass, having received word by wire that
his brother, John Mcdonald, until two
months ago member of the Montpelier
police force, was in serious condition
in Fitchbury hospital, He sustained
his injuries when he fell from the top OF
a freight train. he being employed az
brakeman by the Boston g. Maine r. R.
Rollo Blanchard OF New York City |
is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Blanchard of Hubbard street, for |
a few days.
Miss Lois Hoyt, who has been visiting |
friends in the city for two weeks, re-
turned Sunday to Ludlow, where she is
employed on the Ludlow Tribune.
Clarence, the infant son of Fred and |
Mertie Reopelle of SO Main street, who
lied Friday night, was buried Saturday
afternoon in the Catholic cemetery.
The remains of Mrs. William Sullivan,
/ former resident of Montpelier, are ex-
1eeted to arrive in the city tonight from
New York City, where she died Saturday
orenoon. Mrs. William Joyle and Mrs.
Jharles Fountain, sister and mother of
he deceased went to New York Satur
lay afternoon and with the husband will
accompany the remains here The flu
ieral viii be held to morrow forenoon at
o'clock at st. Augustines church.
Richard Stanton received word this I
orenoon that his grandfather, Mark {
fowler, had passed away at o'clock this I
morning at Worcester, Mass, where he {
vent 10 days ago TO visit his daughters. I
he body is expected TO arrive in the city i
t 6:35 o'clock this evening. The flu
eral will be held Wednesday afternoon lc
t o'clock, although it has not been de- il
ided where the services will be held, at 4
he Episcopal church or at the house, lie
lain street.
Tony Cerconi suffered a broken finger
sturdsy when the Ford automobile \
-uck which he was driving on Mortified
treet overturned as he was proceeding
p the hill The automobile was badly
amaged. the radiator being smashed and :
he steering gear broken. Cereoni was I
lrown out but escaped being pinned I'M |
er the machine. u
A forest fire in the Shady Rill district. '
wen miles north Of Montpelier was sub o
ned late yesterday afternoon after farm P
IS had fought the flames for several \
ours, about three acres Of timber land r
ling burned over At one time the fire b
isumed alarming proportions and a tele- G
hone call for aid was received az the r,
cal fire station. The department here p
as without facilities TO fight the FIRE Of
I'd nobody was sent. In