The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-09

noon because Of the breaking of til
left front wheel of the machine. Nj
4 Perkins was driving towards Mont
pelier when his car went into the san
at the left side of the road. This tire,
great deal of pressure on the lef
front wheel which crumpled under til
strain. the spokes being loose, Mr.. Per
kins said Those in the car were pile
against the bank but all escaped in
| iuries. A machine from the Capita
garage was sent to the place and ney
wheel attached to the car, after whicl
Mr.. Perkins was able to carry his fam
lily home.
Misses Flora Drenan of Burlington
| and Frances B. Drenan of Wood
bury were visitors in the city Monday
afternoon.
Marriage licenses have been ISSUED
in Montpelier to Arthur Grant ane
Miss Ethel Castle of Montpelier and
to Ronald J. Demell and Miss Mar
garet Dodge of Montpelier.
Mrs. George Miller who is spending
this summer with Richard Brown, her
brother, in Waitsfeld, was visitor in
the city yesterday.
The police visited the rendezvous of
the split gang Monday evening but did
not land in Jail any of the tourists. 1t
is understood that quite a number Of
them have assembled in Montpelier in
the last few days. Very likely they
will be invited shortly to vacate the
town or go to work.
The funeral of Mrs. Laura Brigham
Boyce, who died at the home of Mrs
Frank Hayden on East State street
Sunday afternoon, took place this aft
ernoon from her late home, Rev
Charles N. st. John officiating. The de-
ceased was born in Fayston Feb. 81,
1910, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Brigham, and was the youngest
OF IL children. AT the time of her
death she was the lone surviving mem
Der of the family. The early years of
her life were passed in that town and
in 1857 she was married TO George o.
Boyce and they lived on the home
farm in Fayston until 1884, when they
came to Montpelier to reside. They
lived on their farm towards Worcester
until about eight years ago. Mr.. Boyce
died in 1914 and since that time Mrs
Boyce has lived with her daughter
mere. OF the six children born to Mr.
and Mrs. Boyce three are living These
IRE Mrs NJ. B. kantz of New York,
Mrs Frank A. Hayden and Clayton B. !
3oyce of Montpelier. Mrs. Boyce was
veil educated and well posted on all |
opics of the day, reading great deal
Is long as her health permitted She |
vas of literary inclinations. Some
ears since she published for the ben
fit of her friends q volume of col
ected verse entitled, 'Wayside |
rhymes" In her earlier years she
grote frequently for magazines and
vas for many years called to write
rticles for special occasions. She was
n her younger days active in Method
It church work.
Officer Baldwin was called to Barre
treet last evening on a report that
hildren were playing with a pistol. He
lund that TO be the case and took
rom small boys pistol that one of
hem was trying to load by driving
irtridge into the chamber, using a
utcher knife to force the shell into
lace. That an explosion did not take
lace is a wonder.
The body of Mrs. Mary Irene Foun-
lin, who died at Heston hospital in
Iontpelier Monday morning, was tax
1 to-day TO Middlebury for funeral
nd burial She had been i'll in the
ate hospital for some IL years and 4
as brought to Montpelier for a her
al operation Sunday afternoon, dy-
& during The night She leaves her $
isband, Paul Fountain of Florence,
Id two children.
j. T. Stevens, game warden from La v
ollie county, +. l.. Flanders and Il.
Newcomb. similar officers in Orange
ID Lsmoille counties, were at the
h and game Office yesterday in con-
ction with their duties. e
DIR. A. J. DeFossett of the state az :
cultural department left this morn q
2 for the western and southern part a
the state in connection with the T,
sting of cattle. /,
c. /. Spear of West Corintn yester
' reported the automobile accident n
II took place on Washington street II
Barre when a child of James Robert )
q was run over by his automobile. II
ere were several cars passing. The b,
Id started across the street run. q
u in front of an ice cart which hid al
from view. Physicians who were II
led. stated that the child had es- b.
,ed serious injury. +. h. Johnson,
o was involved in the Labor accident to
ar Rutland recently, has reported pl
other accident which took place in IN
ioh his machine collided with one
+. Simon about II miles from Rut IN
d towards Sherburne. Some $500 p
mage was done to the johnson ma VI
ne. 4. w. Bugbee of Montpelier tn
reported that his machine and tn
{ of G.. H. Douglass of Barre col so
ID near Woodbury., the 9TH. re
ir. and Mrs. Clyde Wiley and two
ldren and Miss Twombley of Or ~
ns were the guests of Ira Edison
lday.
fir. and Mrs. Fred Winslow and ti'
and Mrs. Charles Brown have re. IN
ned from trip 20 Old Orchard, 20
inc. ~
r. Msloney and family went TO "a
ton pond Yesterday where they
TO pass the coming two weeks In
ping. sir
Ir. and Mrs. William Milo. jr., and
iene Culver left yesterday for