11 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
1
Woman identifies a man seen near the scene of the South Braintree double murder and robbery. Police note the man may be the suspect described as having worked on an automobile near the location shortly before the crimes.
Nurse Mrs Rolla R Andrews testified as Sacco invited attention by speaking from a cage in the Dedham court. The scene described a murder inquiry with Andrews recounting details of the suspect and the episode just before the crime.
A Bristol woman committed suicide by hanging at her North Street home in the afternoon. She had recent health issues and had been to Waterbury hospital for treatment, returning home with her husband and daughter Mrs. EW Jennings of the town. The funeral will be private.
In Barre last month relatives arrived from nearby areas to visit the end Mewipetlen, meeting Mrs Dew ey See, formerly Mins dewie Morgen. The town note mentions Mrs a Smith, a train visit, and community chatter about penniness and home life as residents discuss events and social ties.
Bethel June 1 graduation exercises drew a large audience as the school orchestra performed. The program featured salutatory and essays including The Greatness of Hawthorne, Why Go to College, The Problem of Immigration, When Music Fails, Old Days and Old Ways, Our Winter Landscape, and The Future of Democracy. Wesley Dunham and Miss Mary Hovey earned University of Vermont honors scholarships. a class gift was presented by Miss Frances Southworth.
James Vlynn, about 58, died this morning at City hospital after suffering a shock while walking from his home near Graniteville and Williamstown to a quarry tower. An engineer by trade, he lived alone, had not seen his brother in New York for decades, and his funeral plans are incomplete.
Montpelier high school held a Friday prom in City Hall with many teachers and parents in attendance. Students and staff listed include Etla Biles, Richy Wiggle, and principal M. A. Swattiald. Graduation exercises were set for the following Wednesday evening. Arthur B. Allen and Miss Sur Osborn announced plans for a June wedding in Pasadena. The town hosted a weekend of ceremonies, parades, and related celebrations amid preparations for the upcoming exhibitions and health service announcements.
The funeral of Colonel Fred W. Galbraith, commander of the American Legion, drew international honors with French high commissioner Marcel Knecht and French air attache Captain Legerenge in attendance. U S officials Theodore Roosevelt and others joined Ohio Governor Davis and national Legion leaders from Washington and Philadelphia. A palm bearing the note To one of the bravest liberators from Chateau Thierry marked the tribute as citizens honored the fallen figure.
A jumble of social news from Barre recounts Mary Gongo returning from Windsor, visits by John A. MacNeil and Miss Butter, a 20 percent dividend in John Arioli’s bankruptcy, and travel by Tar, Wright, Holt, Walker to Claremont for a Fed meeting. Several residents arrive or visit relatives, schoolteacher Josephine Fontana from Brenate, and Domenion Races visiting from Milford. The Orange Brook reservoir work may pause after heavy rain. Lincolns campus saw Enet Hill down Phone Co 14 to 12 in a seven inning baseball game. Mrs. Mary S. Mackay returns from Rutland after being elected deputy grand matron. Dr. H. Holden elected deputy grand patron. The body of Thomas A. Forbes returns from the hospital death. A church funeral is planned. Fifteen young ladies celebrate Elisabeth Calderara with a mock wedding and a cabaret themed evening, including music and refreshments.
In Hancock early today a motorcycle with a side car crashed into a barn being moved across Main Street. Passengers Pittafields Mass Joseph Tlarrig 24 and Peter Noyes 17 were killed, Donald Bocase 14 injured as gasoline exploded and flames consumed their clothing.
Randolph June 1 authorities and railroad officials investigate a daytime robbery at the Randolph railroad station. Two robbers escaped with a small express safe and money in the station office drawer, with loot estimated between 8500 and 1000 dollars. A lingering tale says one man distracted staff while the other seized the safe. no trace of the thieves yet. The station operator, a newcomer from Canada two weeks ago, was in charge at the time.
The 361 Washington ward of the W C T U will meet in Barre on June 1 with an executive session and memorial service. Delegates, reports, elections of officers, and a lunch adjournment are on the program. Speakers include Mrs Martha Watson and Mrs Kell. A paper on winning new members closes the program.
The Cushman Electric supply store on Elm Street changes ownership from Cushman interests to heirs Menare A and Thomas K Hamel. The business, focused on electrical wiring and goods, will operate under the old name with Thomas K Hamel in charge.
Barre and nearby communities urged to donate garments and layettes for babies and young children in central Europe. Volunteers may supply dresses, nightgowns, undergarments, binders, swaddling blankets, and diapers, using remnants or worn clothing. Mrs. N. D. Phelps available for questions.
John Delmonti and Diae mente Casaccio were arrested after a brief brawl on North Main Street near Fayette Cutler’s home following an old dispute over the 1915 stonecutters strike. Police arrived after being notified. no weapon found, both men charged with breach of the peace and fined $5 with costs.
Spaulding 1921 graduates received 77 diplomas across academic and commercial courses. The event featured speaker Mar & Brooks, a principal address on Americanization and service, with diplomas conferred by Principal Lyman Hunt as seniors paraded through the arches amid a crowded opera house audience.
A quiet wedding occurred Thursday afternoon at Abe Hedding Methodist Church with Oscar Ray Yando of Park Street and a bride from Vermont uniting in marriage. The couple will honeymoon in Montpelier then return for a home on Park Street.
Involuntary bankruptcy filing lists liabilities at 200,810 and assets at 207,598.56. Exemptions total 1,900. Real estate holdings dominate, including Barre and East Montpelier properties. Stocks and bonds include multiple bank and mining shares with unknown total value. Creditors include mortgagees and other claims. notes reflect significant borrowing.
Spaulding high school re-elects Bobby Nivora as captain for the 1922 team. Nivora, junior, has played right field and pitcher, earning a reputation as one of the best high school basemen. He bats left handed and has shown strong fielding and game awareness, contributing a steady batting average while guiding the team since last season.
Governor Hartness will attend the Goddard School commence ment as alumni flock back for the 52nd annual exercises. Events begin with a senior banquet and a baccalaureate service at Universalist church led by Rev Clinton J Scott and backed by Montpelier Unitarian choirs. The week includes concerts, literary exercises, a prize contest, a battle royal between younger alumni and varsity, and ends with diplomas, a play The Rivals, and a reception in the school hall.
An elderly Italian man Giuseppe Cola turned himself in to Barre police following a stabbing incident that injured Pas quale Cola. Officials report Cola appeared calm and spoke briefly with attorney Rob Mont. The investigation continues as police review Snowe packets and nearby witnesses.
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