The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-02
MONTPELIER
Stefano Adami Died Last Night OF
tuberculosis.

at his home on River street, follow
! ing an illness Of tuberculosis He was
native of Italy. born October "a, 1855,
but came to this country about 10
years ago. He has been employed as
stone cutter until his health failed
him He is survived by his wife, who
was Carolina Susena, a daughter OF
Mrs. Luigina Pellegrini Of Barre. and a
son, Achille Adami, also brothers and
sisters in Italy. The funeral occurred
this afternoon at his late home.
]. G. Fratini has been appointed in
probate court as administrator OF the
estate of George G. Brown, late of
Montpelier. Flora Hough has been
appointed executrix of the estate OF
Maria n. Howes, late of Northfeld
Caterina Fracassi of Waterbury has
been appointed guardian of her three
minor children. Frank X. Jameson has
settled his account as guardian OF Sar-
ah d. Jameson, who lives in Barre
G. c. Sanborn of Mortified has set
tied his accounts in the estate Of
Clarissa H. Meade Churchill, late of
Northfield.
Miss Helen Harris is taking
months vacation from the adiutant
generals office She has been i'll for a
week and will recuperate before re-
suming her duties. Miss Una Bohonon
OF Washington is taking her place.
James Hartness of Springfield, can
didate for governor. was in the city TO-
day.
Mrs Stanley Y Jayne has returned
from visit in Hartford. Mrs Harold
Martin, sister and three children will
visit her here for a short time.
Daniel White was in custody OF G. A..
Smith this morning, regarding lu-
vcnile matter.
Mrs. Moses Fertil, who has been vis-
iting her sons in Lynn, Mass, has re.
turned home
Judge +, NJ. Harvey has returned
from an outing at Lake Mansfield
The juvenile matter Of Frances Blu
chanon was considered by Judge Il. NJ.
Harvey in juvenile court this morn
ing. The child has been at Heaton hos
pital since birth.
Miss Clara B. Perry returned Satur
day from t. V. NJ. summer school,
Burlington.
The Montpelier X of Cs cross bats
against Moretown, 5.4; July 80,
against Barre A. A., 80; July 2l,
against st. Johnsbury, 80; August /,
against ST. Albans, IL The n of G.
this afternoon and tomorrow after
noon at o'clock on the Montpelier
seminary campus with the fast Mont
real Colored Royal baseball club. The
Montreal Royals have won the follow
ing games in Vermont; July 20,
PLAYED st. Albans July 81, winning
lD.l, They hope to break the record OF
the Canadian team this afternoon. The
batteries this afternoon will be, Beaton
of the Barre A. A.. and Murphy, and
for Tuesday, Bullet" Mcdonald and
Murphy.
The first accident in a long time at
the head of State street in Montpelier
took place Saturday evening, when
Miss Bertha Duval of Burlington was
hit by the automobile of J.. L. Stone of
Berlin. 1t appears that the driver of
another car cut in ahead of Mr.. Stone,
| causing him 10 go closer TO the side
walk then he expected He was driv-
ing very slowly. Miss Duyal was only
knocked down and, IN falling she
! caught the front bumper so that the
car did not 90 over her She escaped
with minor bruises Mr. Stone report
ed the matter TO the police and then
went to the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Day.
ia Spicer to see how Miss Duval was.
She il a sister Of Mrs. Spicer and was
there for the week end. He called
again Sunday morning. Miss Drval
was able TO 90 to Hardwick Sunday,
although quite lame from her eXpe-
rience.
Mrs. George England Of Norihfield.
accompanied by a small child, was
walking Barre street, when dog came
along and bit the child's fingers. The
matter was traced out by the police,
with the result that George Buswell
settled for the physicians dressing the
finger. that was cut by the dogs teeth.
Rev. Joseph Doyle Of .Winooski was
al home fifth his mother Sunday
Miss Mary KERN and Miss Nellie
Carrow went back 10 their work IN
Burlington sunday eveB.ng- follow
ing visit with relatives in this city.
George C. Bailey left last evening
for Chicago
Russell Watson is taking raca
tion from his work in the state fores
ters Office and. after attending the
forestry meeting in Grande Mere. 7.
lQ went 10 his home in Minnesota.
Mrs. NJ. Rockwiiz and two children
have gone To New York for a visit.
Fred L. Laird and Fred \. Rowland
have decided to A. ~ Blandin Of Bath,
y. H.. and G. W Tooke 81 Syractse.
Is. ". 2.SO0 acres Of timber and pulp
land IN the town II Msrshield The
consideration Wa said - he 100000.
This 4 one Of the largest timber laud
deals in this part y the state for
I years.
samuel Marcus and family who have
been visiting relatives IN the city have
gone to their home 10 New York.
4. r. smith Of Mortified has com
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