The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-05
MONTPELIER

Rawleigh medicines took a drop last
evening when a buggy, driven by Fl. r.
Thompson, an agent for the medicines
and containing a load Of samples was
run into by Chalmers roadster driven
by Guy Norris. The buggy was on
East State street and the car rounded
the corner from Main street and
struck one of the forward wheels. The
cross bar of the buggy was broken and
the horse started across Main street.
Mr.. Thompson held on to the reins and
was dragged across the dash board and
into the street He was forced to drop
+! the lines and the horse crossed the
street, where it was caught in front
of the Montpelier Savings bank
An automobile driven by Elroy r..
Leavitt OF Plainfield was damaged to
the extent Of smashed rear mud
guard, light, and other rear parts about
l.30 yesterday afternoon in a rear end
collision with trolley cars on State
street. The accident occurred near the
corner of Elm street.
Redfeld Proctor Of Proctor. Repub.
ilcan nominee for governor, was yis-
itor IN the city yesterday.
Used piano for sale; excellent bar
gain. 1872 Main street adv.
w. g. Hastings, state forester, has
gone to Burlington. and to Boston.
where he will attend.a conference. G. c.
Delevan, in charge OF forest fire pre-
yention, II doing field work. George
Stevens Of White River Junction, one
Of the blister rust eradication crew. is
working in the forestry Office for a
few days.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary L. Morse
was held from her late home in Calais
at one o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
with burial in the Robinson cemetery
IN Calais, Rev A. w. Hewitt Of
PlainfeId officiated.
r. G. Pitkin Of Marshfeld was yis-
itor in the city on Wednesday.
The Boston Globe recently carried in
its series on Women Of Spirit by
Margaret Bell, an account Of the work |
Of Emma Hart Willard, wife Of DR..
John Willard, United States marshal
of the district Of Vermont in the early
10th century. Mrs. Willard, who was |
a native of Connecticut, gave the state /
a mind opener, according to the ar
ticles, by starting boarding school /
for young ladies az Middlebury. Her 1
work was continued at Waterford. n. IL
\, and later at Troy. NJ ", where she
spcned the Troy Female seminary
! hatyt hn COL
ard school is now the existence in
Troy Mrs. Willard wrote Treatise
IN the Motive Powers which Produce
he Circulation Of the Blood. which
much attention, and il also
he writer Of Rocked in the Cradle Of
he Deep
Robert Healy returned to Rutland
Wednesday evening after assisting
With the conducting of the bar
In the State House. Thei
'ral examinations were given Yesterday
There are 10 candidates. Of whom eight
re men and two women.
Laurence A. Kelly and Roy johnson
i Randolph will not be candidates for
heir former jobs as official reporters
i the neuse OF representatives Tor the
oming session, so that two men will
'robably have to be broken in.
Joe Doucette of Barre Town was
entenced to three months in the eoun-
v jail and the payment Of costs BY
udge Frank L. Fish in Washington
ounty court Wednesday morning on
eing found guilty Of open and gross
swdness
Henry Ponzone died abou. o'clock
asst night. He was born IN Italy Ang.
4. 1897, the son OF petsr and Teresa
Loftil Ponzone. His occupation was
hat of a baker The funeral win be
cid from the undertaking rooms of
Isrber & Lanier at 2 o'clock this aft
rnoon with burial in Green Mount
emetery
Arguments were begun this morning
!, the case of Newcomb vs. Mclaughlin
j Washington county court Fred /.
arid opened for the defendant and
as followed by Charles b Adams for
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