The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-20
When New ) rk Automo-
bile Ran ! e, His Road
lJ ag
HORSES I9 N AWAY
AND WERE INJURED
Officials Have Been Unable
to Catch the Auto
Driver

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Clinton Curriey Of Fairlee was rather
badly injured Monday afternoon and
his horses hurt as the result of an au-
tomobile accident, according to report
TO the secretary Of state. Mr.. Currier,
who is employed in road patrol work,
was dragging the highway waen New
York car came along at high speed.
The machine struck the drag. throwing
Mr. Currier off the rig and injuring
him. The horses ran about tvs miles
and were badly cut in their fight. The
driver of the car did not stop and all
efforts to locate the car have failed up
to noon to-day.
Other Accidents.
i. w. jackson Of Barre this morn
ing reported that his car ran into a
pole in Barre when he tried to avoid
another machine on Summer street. f.
P Martell Of Braintree reported his car
collided with that Of Percy Abare. f.
H. Mason of Burlington reported his
machine hit a trolley car 4. H. Ell
wood of Rutland reported that his car
hit team. Leon Dix of Northfield re-
ported that Charles Cammerano's ma
chine collided with hisw
B. r. Wade of Milton reported that
an automobile ran into his team and
Juanita Bombard Of Colchester report
ed that only three persons on the front
seat were injured and that thee others
in the car were only slightly bruised.
The extent of those injured, IF there
il any different" was not given. j. D.
Brown Of Franklin ran over dog. Fl
G. Dolloph of Woodstock wrote the sec
retary asking his opinion about an ac-
cident when Mr. WeIch's team was
smashed up, the horse doing the kick
ing after the team had driven by the
car which was standing still at the
time the team approached it.
Licenses Removed
Harry ). Black, secretary of state,
yesterday removed the operators H.
censes OF about 20 persons who have
been driving automobiles. He invekti-
gated the West Berlin accident and
took away George j. Bardis' icenys in
definitely for causing fatal accident.
Others removed were n. A. Geno Of
suspended for alleged in.
toxication when driving car; Arthur
f. Murphy, Enosburg Falls, for the
same cause: Harold J. Chausse of Ran.
iolph for alleged furnishing liquor and
Percy Abare of Randolph, revoked for
conviction of being intoxicated when
IRVING a machine.
Allen Benjamin of Bradford lost his
license for 30 days for careless driving
Fradina LaCoille of Mortified had his
license revoked for conviction of use OF
liquor when driving. Joseph j. King OF
Essex Junction for the same cause
Ruth NJ. Wright, suspended indefinitely
or leaving the site Of an accident with
,ut investigation Of the injuries done
Her machine hit child II. G. Chaland
# st. Albans, revoked for conviction
m liquor charge. James Quigley Of
Rutland. suspended indefinitely for al
eyed intoxication. L. L. Young, sus
,ended 90 days for careless driving
H. C. ingalls,. Passumpsic, had his
license revoked for conviction on liquor
harpe. B. L. Potwin of Woodstock
uspended indefinitely for alleged in
Joseph Narcotic, Wfnooski
evoked for conviction; G. s Kendall
as an unfit person; Ora Blay
.lias Blake. Canaan, for mis-state-
nent as 10 age. etc; A. j. Piche, Bur
ington, suspended for alleged intoxica'
ion; s s. Hutchins, North Hero, for
injury to a pedestrian.