The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01
MONTPELIER
The Central Vermont Branch Track Was
Cleared Sunday After Wreck Saturday.

The wrecking crew from st. Alban;
worked until the middle of Sunday after,
noon in the local yards before the branch
line of the Central Vermont railroad was
cleared of the freight cars which were
derailed the middle of Saturday after
noon. Three cars were derailed near the
| Columbia Granite comapny's plant, ono
a box car and the other two flats, all
loaded with granite, being part OF long
freight from Barre. The cars were To-
Gated near the front of the train ana as
soon as the first ear left the irons the
force of the brakes caused it to be
thrown high in the air and then down a
small embankment. Brakeman Emerson
was only one or two ears removed from
the box car The train was in charge Of
Engineer Derry and Conductor Peeor.
The remains of Edwin Jones, mem
Der of Brooks post, G.. A. R. Montpelier,
whose death occurred in the Soldiers
Home at Bennington last week, are ex-
pected to arrive tonight and funeral
services will be held Tuesday forenoon
at the chapel at Green Mount cemetery.
Rev, Lewis c. Carson, pastor of the
Church of the Messiah, will officiate Mr..
Jones was nearly u years old and was
a member of the 18th Vermont regiment
and Sd Vermont battery in the war He
was for several years baggagemaster at
the Montpelier Central Vermont station
and was later located in Rutland HeI
leaves two sisters in Montpelier, Mrs.
Victoria 0rdway and Mrs. Amelia L.
Wakefield.
Miss Lois Hoyt, who has been EN-
ployed on the Ludlow Tribune for the
past few months, is making two weeks
visit at her home in this city.
The condition Of Carl Hoadley, oper /
ated upon ten days ago at Heaton hos |
ptal for appendicitis, continues to i'm
prove daily.
Rev. w. b. Dukeshire of st. Adams,
district superintendent, who preached at
Trinity church yesterday, in the absence
II Rev, William Shaw, returned this
orenoon to his home.
Ernest K. Niles, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Z. Niles of this city, arrived in tie
ity last evening from New York, and
viii make an indefinite visit. Mr.. Mes
nlisted in the navy in 1912 and for the
'ast three years and four months served
n the hospital corps. Although he has
viii make an indefinite visit. Mrs. Niles
oes not intend to return TO the service.
lie has been stationed on the Wyoming
nd Washington and was at Haiti dur
ng the recent uprising.
D. Ttshor |
0 that city this forenoon, after few
avs passed with relatives here. Mrs.
Usher, who accompanied him to Mont {
elier, will make more extended stay.
Chief Justice Loveland Munson of !
Manchester arrived in the city Sunday J
or the May term of supreme court
'hich opens tomorrow morning at 20 {
clock. The calendar is a small one and (
he term does not hold much promise OF
eing Of long duration.
Myers Tuttle and Ralph Wakefield,
no have been employed at Dunkirk, n.
:, for several months, arrived last even
lg for a visit with their parents.
Frank Lamperti returned this forenoon
, Burlington to resume his studies at !.
10 1AANNisiNA VI ' "a hibiltf dAbtA passing
re week end in the city with his par
its.
Mrs. Morris f. Atkins and little daugh-
II, left this forenoon for New York
Ity. where she will make a visit with :
latives.
Richard Blaekhall, former ianitor at +
Ie city hall, left to-day for Essex June
nm where he will he emDlorpd hv State a
lrchasing Agent Dewey T. Hanley. 4
In probate court to-day, H. William "
,ott of Barre was appointed executor n
the last viii OF Ola Ingermanson, late
Barre City. I,
Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer returned
lnday evening from brief visit IN r,
aterbury with relatives.
Samples Of Plume brand underwear at