The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-23
MONTPELIER

! Some time ago Guiscppi Cola OF
/ Barre w9s fined in Washington county
court on the charge of breach Of peace,
having assaulted his son, who came
near dying from the wound and now
| Mr. Cola has paid the fine and costs
which amounted TO Sl94.3S, through
John Russo Of Barre, it appearing that
Mr.. Cola is without funds, had been
provided with these funds by friends.
A benefit dance was recently conducted
for him. He was also given a prison
sentence, which was suspended upon
payment of the fine.
r. W. Mitchell and G. A. Almon
Were visitors in Burlington Sunday.
The G. r. Bianchi Granite company
Is working on u S22 1000 contract which
Is a monument some 65 feet high that
il to be set in Paterson, n. j., to sub
stitute for Il brown granite monument
that has been decaying Of late and
which il being replaced. The statue
on the top of the monument will be
used or the rev one There are several
pieces to the monument and the work
at the Montpelier plant is well under
way.
The fact that Pope Benedict was not
dead, a. reported in the afternoon pa
pers, was received in Montpelier Satur-
day evening; but on Sunday morning
when the fact was established that he
died at & o'clock, Rev. W. p. Crosby,
rector of st Augustine's church. an
nouneed the death to the members of
the parish and then offered. prayer for
the deceased pope. 1t Is not vet de-
cided whether special services will oc-
eur in Montpelier
The funeral Of Ellen NJ Jillson. who
died last week ia St. Albans. was held
in Montpelier at 2:30 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. Rev. G. II. Redding Off
ciating Tie bearers were Harold Jill |
son, Erwin Clyde and Fred Muzzy. The
interment viii be made in Green Mount
cemetery, The body having been placed ]
in the mortnary in that cemetery
Train service was impaired but lit /
tie on the railroad running into Mont
pelier Sunday and to-day because Of 1
the storm. although the Boston and 1
Maine line trains were delayed be-
cause OF the storm and heavy wind Of I
Sunday The fight sleeper from Bos-
ton was about an hour and 80 min l
itcs late. The northbound mad train /
bringing the Boston sleeping ca was 4
= littlc late owing to frequent stops !
along the line. The highways were
we'll filed with snow. according 70 the
reports 3f those driving into the city
his morning. Many snowshoc parties
enjoyed the psstimc Sunday. report
ing that IN spite Of the wind i was
not voiy e5i6 until weIl towards cve-
ring.
IN probate co-irt 0Fio E-IhCc has been
sppoinfcd administrator. de bonus non.
i the estate OF the late Walter J.
scott 81 Barre. The Montpelier Saw.
nys Rank & Trust company has been
appointed administrator, de bonus non.
Il the essa,e ~ fhe late james ".
Brock cf Montpelier.
.Iohn Pacini. Angelo Fernandez. Mrs.
,nreliae Croz1ol aui Mrs Jennie
bruno. sho were arrested M q recent
i4uor raid in which 80 gallons were
eeurcd By state. federal. county aud
itv Officers. will appear in city court
o. hearing next Monday. The cases
I'll BE- rfoseeutcd BY states Attorney Z
hsKles y. Adams The respondents I
re out On bail
CITY fudge William 4. Lord u still
onhned - his home b. IN health
Display psns for the annrai show of
- tapitai Poultry association were
e - this morning in the main
uditorium II the Montpelier city hall.
60 The oprnine u ihe show
3 ruorrow. The reeisfraticu of poultry 4.
p - shown D. larger this rear fhan
- rrrs ious show. and one hundrel
inris ard ouc hundrrf double rens
sfc hrfr - sp Shirments rerritr.i
b -1az Nre riacea IN iht rrns znf uilI
q rs.arra1Eei According - hlecis -
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