Neither Mrs. Briere nor Bisonnette !
was thrown out of the car. which was
badly wrecked forward. The right '
forward wheel was crumpled like j
pasteboard, the radiator was ripped !
off, the hood over the motor curled i
up and torn from its place and the 1
glass in the windshield smashed. The i
automobile, a Studebaker, was one I
that Bisonnette acquired after adjust
ment with the railroad company of j
claims growing out of the accident in . ■
which his wife lost her life.
On December Id. 1915, Eli Briere,'
aged 72. his daughter, Mrs. Rose Bis- j
onnette aged 22. and Mrs. Fred Briere d
aged 25, were instantly killed by
running into a freight train at this i
crossing.
