The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-22
MONTPELIER
Derailment of Trucks Blocked Mont
pelier & Wells River r. r.

pcucI O. WeIlS River X. X.
) Traffic on the Montpelier g. Wells
River railroad was tied up Saturday
from early afternoon until about
O'Clock in the evening due to the de-
railment of a set Of trucks on freight
car in the mixed train which was com
ing to this city. The accident hap
pened between East Montpelier aud
4 Plainfeld, but not until after the east
bound afternoon train had passed that
point. However, on the return trip of
the passenger train train was sent
from this city and the passengers
brought here, arriving about $3.50 in
the evening. The eastbound mixed
train could not leave Montpelier un-
til after the wreckage was cleared
away. One set of trucks was showed
under the center of the ear and cross
wise the track so that it delayed in
getting the track elaered.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and 9TH
ers enjoyed an aeroplane ride Friday
evening when the Jones Salisbury ma
chine took off from the Town field dur
ing the evening.
Milton Danziger Of Washington, D.
D., who is in charge of Camp Vail boys
and girls clsb work. was in the city
Saturday with Ell, Ingalls, who looks
after their plans in connection with the
Eastern States exposition at Spring
field, Mass. Sept. 10 to "a
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Coates and Mr.
and Mrs. +. H. Wade of Albany, n. Y,
stopped at the Pavilion Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs. Coates viii be remem
bered here as Mrs. j. H. DeBoer. Her
daughter, Mrs, Kenneth Goss, and hus
band are stopping in the city for a
month.
The members of the service company
of the Vermont National Guard arrived |
home from Camp Devens about
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. They |
looked pretty good as they marched |
up the street in their new uniforms, /
When they left the wore civilian /
clothing but We're equipped shortly aft
err they reached Deyens. Captain Laird
had the pleasure of being told by Gen
cral johnson that the company showed
the best line as the companies passed
the review Governors day. They came
home in special troop train.
John Stone, city grand juror, was
called to Chelsea Saturday by the
death of c. NJ. Davis, his uncle, who
died during the early forenoon follow
ing years illness which first devel
oped out of shock. He was about
30 years of age and had lived in Chel-
sea village all his life He is survived
~ several children, among whom are
r. c. Davis of Barre, Wesley of Wash.
ngton, Mrs. r. Hill and A. NJ Reed
Miss Irene Pine. who has been visit
ng relatives in this city has gone to
Ter home in Keesyille. n. Y.'
Miss Katherine Emmons and Jo-
ephine Ghirlinghelli are on a vacation
rom the McCuen store to-day.
Miss Mary Carey has completed her
luties at the Boston fruit store.
Miss Almira Plouf, who@shas been
listing her brother, Arthur Plouf, has
eturned to her home at Highgate
springs.
Mics Ida Roberts of Troy. y. Y,
) visiting her sister. Mrs. f, NJ. Me-
ard. on Barre street
Willard Whitcomb, John Dillon, HUI
ert Forgue and Arthur c. Whitcomb
Eft Saturday for the Whitcomb camp ,
{ Groton pond, where they will spend
he week camping.
Miss Marion Martin is taking a va.
alton from her duties as stenographer
n the governors office. Miss Eula KEEL
ey has resumed her duties in the state S