The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-15

Saturday night, when kerosene lamE
exploded as the gas tank Of his cal
was being filed. Carpenter states II
his report to the secretary Of state that
the girl who gave him the gas spilled
some of it on his face. when caught
| fire, ran for the river to save myself,
he states. He does not give the extent
Of his burns, but they were serious
enough to keep him from reporting the
accident until to-day. No one else was
injured Ralph Sweet Of West Lincoln
drove the car, which was truck, for
the river, and jumped out to let it 80
in, but it stopped as il reached the
bank. The incident was reported as an
automobile accident.
A copy Of the amended charter of the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance com
pany Of this city, with A statement Of
approval from Joseph g. Brown, state
insurance commissioner, has been filed
with the secretary OF state.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wing Of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting in the city Mr..
Wing is a nephew Of George Wing,
state librarian.
Mrs. Helen Richards of the free pub
lie library commission il in Burling-
ton for the week.
Moquin's Bakery, Inc, Of Burling-
ton has fled articles of association
with the secretary Of state. The new
concern is Incorporated at $500 900.
The business to be engaged in Ii the
manufacture Of bread, pastries, candy,
confectionery, and other food stuffs.
The stock il divided into 1900 shares
Of common stock and 500 shares Of non
voting seven per cent accumnlative
preferred as to assets and dividends.
The incorporatofs are John o. Moquin,
William A. Beaulieu, Rene A. Lambert,
Louis j. Vezina, and Joseph e. Mo
quin, all Of Burlington.
The following penalties for motor
vehicle law violations have been given
out from the secretary Of states Of
ice Edward Jenkins Of Dandy, Ed
ward ID. Farrell or Castleton and NJ
+. Ingram Of Brattleboro, revoked for
conviction Of operating while under
the influence Of alleged Intoxicating
liquor, Orlando G. Flanders, suspended
indefinitely for alleged intoxication
while driving; Frank J. Roman Of
Roxbury, Mass, right I'd drive in Yer
mont suspended on charge Of operating
while under the influence Of liquor in
Hartford Roman received sentence
Of six months to one year in the house
Of correction He admitted buying
three quarts of alcohol in the White
River Junction station.
sMr. and Mrs Lucius Stone and chill |
dren, John and Margaret. and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Joseph Frattini left on Monday
for Malletts bay where they will camp
for several days
II. H. Jones Of Waitsfield DR. James
NJ Hamilton Of Rutland, Lawrence
Billiard of Windsor. the members OF
the state bovine tuberculosis commits
sion. were in the city to-day for a
hearing at the State House. Mrs. Law
raence arrived with her husband H. A.
D. Leggett Of the faculty Of the state
agricultural college, also attended the
hearing, as did Commissioner of Agri-
culture Il. 5. Brigham.
George B. Carpenter Of White River
Junction. state bank examiner. and |
Mason w. Huse, assistant examiner,
arrived in the city yesterday.
w. X. Bush Of Benson and Mrs. Bush |
we're in the city yesterday and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w Dix Mr.. Bush is
an ex-Eepresentative and candidate
Tor senator.
W. N, Bryant of Ludlow, member
,f the state highway board, was in the !
'ity on Monday.
A marriage license has been issued |
10 Leon Francis Walker OF I Winter
'treet and Miss Mildred Calista Kim
ball, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
J. Kimball of 81 School street, North
ield. Mr.. Walker is a civil engineer.