The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-03
SEVEN DEAD IN WRECK
AND Is INJURED, HALF
OF THEM SERIOUSL Y
MONTPELIER
DR.. Richard H. Newton Died Sunday
Was Native of Montpelier.

WIS u Hhtlve OF MonIpeieI, son ol III
and Mrs. Marcelus Newton and wal
born Feb. ., 1851. He was married
I March 27. 1879, to Mary Elizabeth
Richardson of Montpelier, who sur
wives him. There were no children and
besides his widow, he leaves brother
Don G. Newton of Boston. He was a
member of the Episcopal church OF
Montpelier The funeral will be held
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
| 1t is requested that flowers be omitted
Fay Dillingham; of Montpelier APP
peared in city court this morning
answering to the charge of operating
an automobile when intoxicated TO
4 which he pleaded guilty and was fined
800 which he hoped TO pay. He viii go
to the house of correction for 344 DAYS
il unable to settle the fine mad costs
Dillingham; was arrested by officer
Baldwin in front of city hall about
noon Sunday. He was endeavoring to
start his automobile but his condition
was such thata an arrest occurred
Charles Roweil was with him and while
the officer did not call him intoxi-
Gated, he insisted upon going with
Dillingham; and this morning pleaded
guilty to intoxication and paid fine
Of So and costs. Oscar Lindsay who
was arrested Saturday night also
pleaded guilty to intoxication and he
was fined s5, and costs but did not
have the money and therefore he went
to jail.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross died during the
,sr<lt L..
her daughter. in East Montpelier,
where she has been living for few
years. She was a native of St. John,
p O., where she was born Julyl l2,
1885. A prayer service was held at
the Sibley home at o'clock this after
noon and the body will be taken 20
Dorchester, Mass, for burial in
cemetery there.
Chief of Police P. J. Connolly re-
sumed his duties this morning after
two weeks vacation, and Officer Frank
Baldwin resumes his duties on the
night force this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greenwood and
son of Lyme. n. H., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burbank Sunday.
Miss Pearl Davies has gone to
Coaticook, P O., for a visit with rela-
tives.
Victor Lawliss, who was injured a
week ago at Tunbridbe, is now gain
ing at the hospital in Montpelier and
win very likely 60 home in few
DAYS.
Miss Ruth Carpenter, the year
old miss from Marshfeld who ha been
in the hospital in Montpelier for treat
ment is recovering. She suffered scar
let fever which was followed by an
aboess on one leg
Forest Keeler of Lynn. Mass. is Wis
iting relatives at the home of Mrs. H.
A. Bowman in Montpelier
H. p. Sheldon, fish and game com
missioner, has received thhe report of
the arrest of George NJ Tucker of East
Barre, who appeared June 30th before
W. Grant Jackson of West Topsham
and pleaded guilty TO having six trout
less than six inches in length in his
possession when arrested by the game
warden. He was fined $40 and costs.
Governor James Hartness will 20 to (
Tuesday and there see the 3
holiday parade after which he will go
10 Camp Abnaki where he will speak
o the boys in camp there, returning in
he evening TO Burlington. He viii
'ome here for the meetings Thursday
which include one with the commission
IN foreign and domestic commerce the !
,oard of control and highway commits.
lion.
The merchants of Montpelier have
-oted $50 in prizes to be awarded to
..f a lto4
'ccur Saturday afternoon July s. at
J o'clock This wilI7be conducted in !
onnection with the Montpelier clear
nee sale which is the week Of July :
to 18th inclusive. Contestants must
,e 80 years OF age or older Eugene !
Nhitcomb challenged Joseph Chaplin
ollowing Mr.. Chspin's defeat Of :
;eorge Willet Decoration day. but
'hspin has made no reply to date on :,
his matter Eugene wants either a FIVE =
r- 10 mile race. =
Dynamiting of the Winooski river {
n the vicinity Of where Raymond Pod
in. the IL year-old youth was
rowned Friday afternoon, was done
sunday afternoon in hopes that the
'ody might be located. Neighbors and
riends. as well as relatives Of the !,
deceased passed Saturday in an ef- q
ort to locate the body but failed
search lights were thrown on the y
tream near the electric lighting plant :,
{ the Pioneer in hopes thata il the
'ody came down stream il could be
cen. Large crowds thronged the hanks !,
4 the stream Sunday as well as Satur-
av in their efforts to locate the youth.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Minott, who :
We on the Worcester branch road.
ere married 50 years ago July 2. Rev.
'hilo II. Carpenter of Bethel having :
cen the clergyman. The bride was :;
Tia L. Hunt. daughter of Chauncey
nd Lucinda Kemp Hunt Of Worces- n
!. She Is now SIS and her husband is !.
/, his 18th wear. They have three chill i,
ren. Mrs. Harry NJ. Smith Of Lyndon
lie. LLOYD A. Minott of Montpelier >
nd chauncey Minott. now located at a
'avenport. Ia. In Observance of the on >,
iversarv Mr.. and Mrs Minott enter
aimed their friends Saturday. IN
Clarence Carleton of Poultney took n.
p the duties Of county agent Of the O.
Washington county farm bureau to- Al
az. Mr.. Carleton graduated from the HI
niversity Of Vermont with the class
1915. but did not receive his diploma Al
ntii tfs year Cecil Winslow Of m
ittsford. who has been acting county "
gent for the last six weeks. left on n
sturdsy for his home. where he win q
aw for = few davs before returning "
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