The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-02
NIJSSOLINI TAKES
I HOLD ITALIAN AFFAIRS
WITH MUCH FIRNNESS
MONTPELIER

election DAY.
The hours OF mass in st. Angus.
tines church will be changed next
Sunday from s o'clock and IL O'Clock
to $50 and 1890, respectively.
Rev. Walter r. Davenport Of St
Albans arrived in the city on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Stout Of
Short Hills. N. j., arrived in the city
yesterday to visit Lizzie w. Lang
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 7. Rand OF
Burlington arrived in the city yester-
day. Mr.. Rand is here on business
for the state department OF proba-
tion and charities.
Mrs. Mary Poole left yesterday for
New York City and Philadelphia to
visit her daughter.
Il. S. Brigham, commissioner of ag-
riculture. has returned to the city aft
er a slight illness at his home IN st.
Albans. He held conference with
e. L. Bradford of Auburn, Me-, man
ager of the Turner Center Dairylng
company and John S. Murdock OF
Providence, r. J., in st. Albans on
Tuesday.
William Hersey suffered burns about
the face and head when fumes from
the anti-freezing liquid in his radiator
exploded as he stood in front OF the
car with lighted match while the
cap of the radiator was off. The ac-
cident occurred in a local garage. Mr..
Hersey had forgotten that he put in
the non-freezing liquid, which was de-
natured alcohol. He was burned on
the left side of his face and lost his
left eyebrow and eyelashes and some
hair.s
John S. Buttles. commissioner OF in
dustries, heard six cases involving
compensation for industrial accidents
in recent sessions in Brattleboro,
Springfield and Rutland The cases
heard in Brattleboro were f. c. Lara
bee VS.. William B. Warren, John
Smith VS.. Rollin Construction COM
pany, and Frank Chamberlin vs. Rol-
lin Construction company in Spring
field, Walter IT, Bliss VS.. j. t. Slack
corporation and Travellers Insurance
company; in Rutland, Arthur Hughes
VS.. H. G. Williams Slate company,
and George Gasko vs.. Cambria Slate
company. The Martin McFall case in
Brattleboro was dismissed and the
case of Walter 7. Bliss was dismissed
because he had compensation from the
railroad company involved.
State Treasurer Walter f. Scott ar
rived in the city on Tuesday and is
working on official b-Isiness at the
State House.
About 25 candidates for registration
as nurses arrived in the city last night
and will take examinations before the
state board Of registration in the
State House to-day. DIR. ID. G., Haw-
ley of Burlington is one member Of
the board, as is Miss Mary Kane Of
Montpelier. DIR. Gale, another mem
ber of the board, died some time ago.
The candidates for registration as
nurses who are taking the examina-
tions of the state board at the State
House to-day and tomorrow are: Barre
City hospital Florence G. Johnson, Bes-
sic NJ. Beaton, Mildred Boyes; Rutland
hospital, Mildred Robinson, Eugene
Thompson. Alice Maloney, Gladys Mae
Lawton. Gertrude Reed; Brattleboro
Memorial hospital. Alice M. Carroll:
Fanny Allen hospital, Lillian Savoie,
Alice Houlihan. Florence 4. LeBoenf,
Frances Garland; Mary Fletcher hos
pital, Marjorie Z. Bulls, Bernice j.
Shattuck, Mary Fl. Hall, Dorothy ].
Nichols, Bessie NJ. Carrier, Airline L.
Cashmere, Harriet f. Burroughs, Ruth
@. Fletcher, Gladys M. Powers; Bright
look hospital, Evelyn B. Tillotson, Be
atrice Reed, Alice J. Lontine; Elliott
City hospital, Keene, n. H., Josephine
A. Loyeland.
In probate court, Paul Dillingham;
has settled his final account as admin
istrator Of the estate of +. Jane Dill
inpham. late of Waterbury. A hear
ing was held before Judge Frank Mar
tin this morning in the matter of the
guardianship of Emma V. Washburn of
Montpelier. Burton +. Bailey appeared
for Walter Washburn, who was also
present. and Webster +. Miller APP
peared for Mrs. Washburn's daugh-
ter.
Work on improving the alignment Of
the underpass just north OF the rali'
road station at Royalton was done yes
terday by J. A. Underhill of the state
engineers department.
John l.. Dunham Of the budget com
mittee and Roland Stevens of the board
of control investigated the state high
way department recently.
Mrs. Mary Poole has purchased the
Playhouse candy store from Mrs.
Josephine Grandfeh and viii take
possession. Immediately. The trans.
fer was made through the Farrar real
estate agency. The store has been
operated by Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Go
ing. but was taken over last spring
bv Mrs. Grandfeld, who has been as
sisted in operating il by Miss Mary
Crandfeld and Miss Barron of Col
orado. Mrs. Grandfield, Miss Grand
field and Miss Barron expect to go 10
the west coast of Florida, probably
st. Petersburg. for the winter.
Rob Morris chapter No. "a, o. 4. $.
held a meeting last night when an in
spection was held and sir candidates
were admitted The grand officers pres
ent were: District deputy grand ma
tron. Mrs Mary Maekay Of Barre;
district deputy grand patron, =. J.
Davis OF Nofthfeld; grand matrOn,
Mrs. Nellie Smythe Of st. Johns
hurry. grand patron, Arthur Tilden Of
Rarre. grand Electa. Mrs. Edith TIL
- = ~. Snarial music was Civ
On bv Mrs. Katherine Colombo. Mrs.
NabIe Derrick. and Mr. and Mrs. Vel
ter Miller. Supper was served at SIX