The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-17

"ech Win tIldl In IN county court.
Miss Malley Kinsley Of Mortified
passed the week end with Miss Blapch
Bouchard.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Saxby
were returning from Cameps Hump
yesterday on motorcycle, Mr.. Saxoy
became tangled up in the chain and
broke one toe and badly cut the 9th
ers.
Miss Francis Kerrin Of the McCuen
store started on a two weeks vaca-
tion this morning.
Ivan Z. Edwards of Burlington
passed the week end with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Cook Of Water
bury passed Saturday in town.
Miss Gladys Ryan, who has been
detained from the Cross bakery on ac,
count of illness, was able to resume her
duties this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kinsbnry
passed Sunday with friends in Warren.
A nine and "a half -pound daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. RAYMOND
Allen at the Heaton hospital Saturday.
The death of Mrs. Laura l. Wyman.
widow of Charles 4. Wyman, occurred
last evening at o'clock at the home
of her son, Frank +. Wyman, On,
Northfeld street. After the death Of
her husband, about ten years ago, she
moved to Montpelier and made her
home with her son. Mrs. Wyman vas
born March "a, 1889, at Randolph, and
was the daughter of Lucius and Irene
tButts) Hebard. She is survived by
her son, Frank 4. Wyman. The fu-
neral will be held Tuesday morning at
the home of the son on Mortified
street at ii o'clock, Rev. c. N. Ct.
John officiating, and the interment will
be at Randolph. Rev. Fraser Mszgcr
will say a short prayer.
The outgoing extra freight train on
the Montpelier & Wells River railroad
blocked traffic for six hours Saturday
by derailment which took place east
Of the diamond in the Montpelier yards. |
Two engines were being used to pull |
the train and the front engine went of |
the iron, climbing the frog as the driv-
ing wheels passed over it. The weight |
81 the II loaded cars behind it and |
the second engine forced the front EN-
CINE around so that the track which |
,akes care of the Barre traffic was also
blocked The latter track was cleared |
20 that the east-bound afternoon mail |
eft Montpelier at o'clock IT made its |
for one Of the Boston & /
Maine trains and reached Wells River |
n time to come back on its regular /
chedule but the connection was de-
aged so that 1t was about 80 minutes
ate in returning TO Montpelier The
rain was run to the cross over at
Barre transfer on the Barre tracks and
hen went back TO the main line iron
The derailed engine was again on the
ron about Q o'clock Saturday evening
'ut the track was not repaired until |
'unday,
Montpelier seminary football team
Uttered defeat at the hands Of Whit
omb high school Of Bethel Saturday
fternoon by score of IS to T. Mont
elier scored In the first period but was
nable to after that. In reality il was
be second team that played the Wis
iors for under schoolmasters' rules
lost of the varsity cannot play. Whit
omb wanted TO put in q 2l-year old
ian during the game but this was not
lowed. Had it been allowed Montpel-
II could have strengthened its lineup,
ZEN come through with a victory very
kelly. Whitcomb scored two touch
owns in the second inning and one
the fourth. They failed to kick two
balls and on the third forfeited the
lance because they allowed the ball
, touch the ground when il was not
lowable under the rules.
The city fathers came in for some !,
itieism Sunday at least in one church :
IT allowing the concert which took
ace Sunday evening in city hall, for
ev. g. II. Redding referred to their
ok Of attention to the statutes gov 4
ming such amusements. He further
ated that he did not want his re-
arks to keep anyone from attending 9
e concert but that he hoped while i
ey were there, they would think Of
e hard job the ministers were having
fill their churches Sunday evenings.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah lWillisrdl
sPointe, who died Saturday morning t
the home of Earl Williams, her h
andson, in Bennington. took place at
o'clock this morning from the home e
Mr. and Mrs. John William in Mont v
her, interment being made in the L