The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-21
MONTPELIFR
Deaths of Ralph King and Miss Agnes
Spellacy.

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Spellacy.
Ralph King, who was employed short
time ago driving the Capital Hardware
Co.'S truck and also in the Lane COM
panys plant, died at his home in Worces-
ter Sunday afternoon from grip and
pneumonia at the age of about 20 years.
He is survived by his parents, who are
well advanced in age, and one brother.
The death of Miss Agnes Spellacy, who
has been nurse in the state hospital,
took place Saturday evening following
grip and complications. She was ma
tive of Montpelier daughter Of the late
Martin and Mary Spellacy. She was
born % years ago. She attended st. Mi
chael school and later took the CONNER
cial course. She is survived by two
brothers, Timothy and Harold; two half
brothers, Harrington and Martin, and a
half-sist Elizabeth, also by her step
mother The funeral took place at 10
o'clock this morning in Waterbury.
r, Fernandez was taken to Heaton hos
pital Sunday for treatment.
The matter Of a wagonload of coal be.
ing taken from Montpelier to George
Parker in Moretown has been reported
by the state fuel administration to the
Montpelier local fuel committee for in
Ivestigation. As far as the records of the
state fuel Office show, there is no reason
why the coal should have been sold by a
dealer In Montpelier to Moretown resi-
dent. Moretown is one of the towns
against which there is an embargo on
shipments of coal being made from the
mines. Moretown residents generally get
their coal from Waterbury or Middlesex.
The embargo has been raised by the ma
tional fuel board from the following vii
lagos, Fairlee Fitzdale. Larrabee's Point,
Leicester Junction and Townshend.
Charles Nee has discovered what he
believes is a new cure for pneumonia but
he does not advise anyone else 70 try 1t,
| for il might not be as successful as il
was with him. In fact, Charles would
not have taken il it he had not been as
| i'll as he was. In his desperation when
he could not breathe, he seized bottle
of peroxide on the stand beside his bed
and drank about half the bottle 1t near
! ly killed him but it cleared out his lungs,
raising large clots of phlegm and blood.
For few minutes he thought he was
going TO die, but he soon felt relieved
and then obtained the first rest in four
| days.
! Chief Of Police p. J. Connolly on Sat
urday- evening requested Deputy Sheriff
III G. Lawson to retain in the county Jail
| George Regain. wanted by Chief Mahoney
| In st. Adams, charged with an offense Of
which knowledge is lacking here Chief
Mahoney win come here to get the man
Wednesday. Regan was committed TO
the county Jail from Barre city court,
Chief Connolly on Saturday noon arrest
ed John Durham for Sheriff Hin of Or
leans county. Durham had been work
/ ing in this vicinity. He is wanted on the
charge of larceny Of money.
Andrew McNulty was called TO Water
bury Saturday night by the death Of
| daughter, who had influenza.
| Deputy Probation Officer c. A. Smith
visited the home of N Monti Saturday
afternoon, pursuant TO an order from the
court, TO inspect the premises relative to
whether the probation regulations which
prevented liquor being kept on the place
Deputy Smith found five barrels Of wine
| He took a sample of it with him and
Mrs Mont appeared IN city court this
morning to explain how she happened TO
have the liquor on hand and why she
should not 90 to the house Of correction
| for the original sentence of well nigh
year. Chief Connolly and Deputy Sheriff
| g. A, Smith Saturday visited the home
of Mrs. Z. Ala. 1t was like the Monti
case, in which one of the regulations Was
that no liquor should be kept They
found two barrels of wine, samples of
which were taken. and the woman will
appear in court TO explain why a sen.
tence of seven to ten months shall not be
imposed
Clarence A. Hamlin of Mortified has
self indicted into the field artillery, and
will 40 to an officers training school.
A hearing took place this morning be-
fore Judge 2. S. Stanton relative to the
counting Of II votes in the town of Will
Jamestown on the. county ticket, in
which It was held that although the
name of the men voted for on the ticket
was written in, the persons so voting
did not comply with the law, therefore,
these votes should not have been count
ed.
The annual meteing of the Washing
ton county chapter of the Red Cross,
which was to have been held the 23d, has
been postponed until Nov. 20 because of
the influenza epidemic.
Clarence y. Long appeared i'll city court
Saturday afternoon on the charge of non
support of his family. He pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to the house OF cor
rection for not less than year nor more
than two years, which sentence was sus-
pended during the time that he pays 81 a
week for the support of his child which
he agreed to do
Orpha Littel of Barre Town has been
appointed Administrative of the estate
of Alvah Littel, late of that town, while
Florence j. Wallace of Waterbury has
been appointed by the probate court as
Administrative of the estate of James
NJ Wallace and guardian of Leila M, |
Robert S.. William r., George j., Keith |
A., Avelyn r., and Alice r. Wallace, mi
nors, living in Waterbury. Henry Hill
has been appointed administrator of the !
estates OF Mary j. and John Marshall, |
late Of Waterbury Center.
GOT BULLET IN NECK.