The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-31
MONTPELIER


| The Rollins Construction company
which is in charge of work in
Nottingham. has reported to the com
missioner Of Industries that Jorger
Jorgenson died from injuries received
while employed by theft rm May 10th,
A timber fell on him. breaking both
| bones Of one leg and injuring one foot
as well as developing internal injuries
from which he died short time after.
ward -.sss
w. A. pattee has gone to Heaton
hospital for observation. He has been
poorlyl for few weeks
MIR. and Mrs. Burt Simonds and
daughter Of Brattleboro visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Stewart Monday
on their way to Wiliamstown to Wis
| it relatives.
The automobiles of Dennis Coryea Of
Montpelier and G. Corti of Barre col
lided in Montpelier near the Capital
City Gas company plant Monday eve
ming. with the result that one front
wheel on the Corti car was damaged
an minor damage was done to the Cor
yea car
A. W. Prescott, agent for the North
western Life Insurance company, VINO
returned the latter part of the week
from several weeks in Windsor county,
delivered the life insurance police to
William f. Gay, that is to say. he
mailed il from Randolph to Mr.. Gay
on Friday forenoon the same day in
which the man disappeared; therefore,
the policy did not reach Gay nor hrs
home the day Mr.. Gay left home, a. ID
had been claimed by some il did, nor
could Mr.. Gay have known that he
successfully passed the examination.
according TO Mr.. Prescott, when talk
ing about the matter this week.
Considerable attraction occurs at the
candy store near the Playhouse where
there is exhibited ain alligator that is
about one year and half old 1t was
sent TO Montpelier by friends of Miss
Mary Grandfield, who passed the win.
ter in Florida. The little fellow DOES
not stir about much and apparently
Is harmless little fellow.
There win be no city meeting in
Montpelier until after Judge Stanley
C. Wilson gives an order Thursday -el. I
ative to the matters which he has 4
under consideration about the traction /
company. II was proposed to call one |
70 ascertain ii the city will cooper
ate with others interested in the wei
fare of the traction company to the I
end that possibly the franchise might 1
be amended. especially relative TO the ]
operating schedule
w. $. Teaehout of the secretary Of /
states Office has been in Goshen, y. y,
for few days.
Pascal Ricci of Rutland was in the
city to-day relative TO highway work
Miss Estelle Germaine Of Burlington
was the guest Of Mrs. Elsie Gates over
the holiday.
Louis Doucette, aged 80 years. died
of tuberculosis, with which
he suffered many weeks. He was
native Of Montpelier. son of Mr.. ani
Mrs. John Doucette, and lived in the
city all his life. He learned the gran
ice trade and a few years ago entered
business with Peter Beaduette and
ihey conducted shed at the Pioneer
until they bought the Green Mountain
Granite company Of Granite street
Alr. Doucette was a well-liked man IN
Montpelier and considered a good husi-
ncss man. he leaves his wife and four
mail children; also ms father. a sis-
.er. Mrs. Josephine Beaduette. AMI
hrre brothers. Prank. Alfred and Hen.
y Doucrttc of Montpelier. The "a. .
ieral viii take place Friday morning
james DermEsi. Is yrars old. ION II .
Ir. and Mrs. Ssm Dermasi Of North-
ield. died al the local hospital Tues
Isy night following q bong illness. The 4,
'edy vii bc taken to Northheld. where
be funeral wiIl cocur Friday mornin-s d
xNrs- John Boyce vas operated upon
q she local hospital Monday for cen ] \
.iiestipns which developed from . soy
aeT operation