The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-08
MOTOR VEHICLE REPORTS.
South SALISBURY Man Tells About
Striking Unlighted Car.

Lester H. Pleasant of South Shafts
bury has reported to the secretary iof
state that on the night Of July ne
ran into car standing on a hilltop
with no lights lit and bent the tenders
and lights on his car. He stated that
! the parties in the other said at the
time there was no damage done, but
they later put the car in garage ana
wanted him to pay for repairs.
Mrs. Eva Dennis Of East Gorlnth
reports that her car was run into from
behind BY a New Hampshire ear with
the registration number 1903 while she
was driving slowly behind team.
The accident occurred between llayer-
hin. n. H.. and Piermont.
Napoleon j. Fontaine of Mortified
has reported to the secretary of state
an automobile accident, while he was
driving Joseph Fontaine's car, with a
car owned by L. J. Burnham of Bur
lington and operated by Ralph Good
hue The accident occurred in Price
Hill bridge in Middlesex about noon re-
Gently Mr.. Fontaine states that his
car hit rear wheel Of the car Burn
ham was driving Goodhue had over
half the road, Fontane states. The
Fontaine car was damaged to the ex-
tent of $40.
Jerry c. Dashner of Washington. re
ports that $50 damage was done to his
car in collision with a car driven by
Gino Tosi in Orange the morning OF
July7- Tosi olso reported the accident
and gives the damage to his car as $50,
Dashner states that he was driving
about Is miles an hour up hill. He
had just crossed bridge, he states,
and his right wheels were several
inches onto the gross. Tosi's car was
coming 80 miles an hour and the rear
end slowed and struck his car, he
states. According to Tosi's version. he
was going, Is miles an hour and the
speed OF the other car was 80 and ~
miles an hour. He states that he was
nearly through the bridge when Dash
ner's car struck rear mudguard on
his car and stripped off two Tenders on
The Dashner car.
A. J. Parizo of Winooski reports that |
MS car was run into from behind by a !
,ar driven by A. n. Emmons of Bur
ington in Winooski, breaking one |
Wheel and a fender on his car.
George O'Brien of Hydeville reports
hat car driven by Frank Bruzza Of
Rutland struck his car in West Rut- /
and, doing $50 damage.
Reckless driving in cutting between
lis team and an approaching autoino-
lille is claimed by William N Webster
n regard to a woman driving the car
egistered under the number 81 -90l
Mr.. Webster states that the
river of the approaching car had to
pply the emergency brake to avoid an
ccident The woman driving the other
ar has figured in several minor acri-
ents. he states.
J. r. Ramsdell, manager Of Inc g.
farshal Allen farm on Lake Cham
lain reports that he ran into q Ford
ruck driven by Frank Ingalls, of Wall
ngford which stopped about 20 feet
inside bridge in Rutland during a y
ainstorm on July l. Rain and oil
reverted him from stopping his car
efore the crash. and he could not pass
ecause another car was approaching.
Norris Gaudette Of st. Adams rev
orts running into boy on a bicycle
n June 30, no injury resulting.
Guy Bancroft of East Calais reports Q
lat his car was struck in the rear {
! car with the registration number a
'-56s, driven by Howard Townsend Of
ardwick, on July in Calais, dam
ring one fender on Bancroft's ear and T
ling about s25 damage to the other
r. Balcrofts ear was standing beside
e road with the lights dimmed
c. d. Gushing OF Bethel reports coll o
ZION between Nellie l.. Cushing's car a
iven by him, and a car driven by a =
an named McNulty of West Lebanon,
H., in Royalton on July I. About
$ damage was done TO the Cushing
r and about S75 to the other car.