The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-24
MONTPELIER
William Cooley Injured When Automo-
bile Turns Over.

bile Turns Over.
William Cooley, who lives towards
Shady Rill from Montpelier, was In.
iured in an automobile accident neal
the turn leading towards that section
Saturday night while driving homs
from Montpelier. His automobile did
not follow the road, with the result
that it hit a guard rail over the clii.
vert and the car turned turtle, catching
Mr.. Cooley so that he was injured on
the body. He was taken to the hospital
where IL was believed one rib was bro.
ken. Martin Fitzgerald was with Mr.
Cooley at the time and obtained assist
ance for the injured man. The autoino'
bile Of +. 4. Doten was damaged ~,
tie on Main street in Montpelier Sat
urday evening when w. B. Station
car hit it. There was gale and the
dirt and leaves blowing SO that It was
difficult for a person to see.
l.. @. Derrick has opened = store in
the waiting room on the Rialto bridge
which persons have used while waiting
to get the trolley cars. The room will
still be available for Swaiting purposes
and probably more information OBJ.
tanned than there used to be. 1t has
been a meeting place for young people
for a year or so. This will be eliminated
with the new arrangements and pat.
rons Of the trollcys have better serv-
ice.
For sale: Use piano at bargain.
1872 Main street---ady.
The annual tour of inspection OF
state institutions which was to have
been made by the board of control this
week has been postponed by order OF
Governor James Hardness.
Adjutant General Herbert Nj. John.
son returned from Boston last night.
The trout stripping station at Lake
Dunmore is in operation. Se!nes have
been used and 325 trout taken 30 far.
The eggs will be taken to the state
hatchery.
The Vermont Tuberculosis society
will hold a clinic at Heaton hospital
from 2 TO S o'clock Thursday after
noon. Oct. II. DR.. Ladd will be present
lat this clinic.
Miss Katherine Spear, school nurse
in Montpelier, has arranged TO give m
formation and answer inquiries OF any
nature during cancer week, which 10
from Oct. 30 TO Nov. 5. During the
World war the United States lost by
death 5000 soldiers. In the same pc
Rod 10000 died of cancer In the Unit.
ed States.
Frank Thomas OF Montpelier was
given d fine Of SIS and costs for sec
ond offence Of intoxication in Mont
pelier city court before Judge w. A,
Lord this morning. James McNulty,
also OF Montpelier, was fined Ks and
costs. Thomas bought denatured alco-
hol in Winoosh and MeNuity arrived
at the same results with vanilla OK
tract purchased at the Grand Union
Tea Co. and the Brooks store. Boil
we're arrested on Saturday.
Ferdinand III. Pcasc. known to
number Of people in Montpelier as for
mer secretary to Senator William T,
Dillingham;, has entered law partner
ship with William Pitt Mason, jr., with
Offices at l20 Broadway. The firm name
win be Pease q Mason. The firm will
engage in a general law practice and
act As protectors in admiralty.
Fred 8. Pease, deputy commissioner
Of industries, left to-day to inspect fac,
tories in Wilmington, Nottingham
Newfane and other towns in Windham
county. He will not return until the
end OF the week.
The chaperones to be present at The
Community club ball next Friday at
the city hall are Mrs. l.. G. Rivers, Mrs
Marshall w. Wood. Mrs. 4. A. How
Land. Mrs. H. Y. johnson, Mrs. w. Z
StockwelI. and the judges for the best
costume are to be Mrs. +. A. Rowland
Miss 4. Lease and s. S. Ballard
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Lowe left this
morning to pass week in Boston and
New York.
Miss Francis Kerrin, after passing a
weeks vacation, resumed her duties as
bookkeeper at the McCuen store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn Edwards and
Ivan and Albert Michaud of Burlington
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sterling.
George Mckee of Dartmouth passed
the week end with his parents.
Gerald Perkins, who has been home
since Thursday from the University OF