The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-23
MONTPELIER.
E. c. Gitchell Will Again Ask PERMITS
sion to Move House.

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The matter between E. c. Gitebell and
the city aldermen is again up for con-
sideration. When Mr. Gitchell applied
last fall for q permit TO move a house from
a lot at the Riverside to a lot on lower
State street, permission was refused
whereupon Mr. Gitehell took matters
into his own hands and prepared to move
the building without permission, Then
an injunction was served on him, since
which time nothing has been done, but
! it is expected that Wednesday night he
will appear before the hoard Of alder
men to again ask fer a permit IL is
said that he has made all arrangements
with the Barre 4 Montpelier Power q
Traction company to take down any
wires that prove to be in the way and
that none Of the residents in that vi
entity object to the obstrueting OF the
highway for the short time it will be
necessary, so it is probable that the
aldermen viii relent and let the house
moving proceed. The cause of the ae-
ton Of the aldermen was the knowl-
edge that the building measured q feet
wide, while the street in one place was
but p feet, and it was feared that
traffic would tbe blocked
Richard II. Standish returned Saturt
day from trip across the western part
OF the continent. lie left here Christ
mas day and travelled 10000 miles be-
fore his return.
The mems forum at Bethany church
had the largest attendance yesterday OF
any this season and Joseph A DeBoer
was the speaker Of the occasion. His
address considered the duties Of the
state and OF the citizen.
The horse and rig stolen from the
Griffith livery stable in Moretown last
October for which theft Fred Barnet Of
Middlesex is ia Washington county jail,
awaiting trial, were found Saturday in
Elmore. the same town in which Bar
net was arrested He was taken To
Moretown this forenoon for hearing.
II was supposed that the Irish will
case was decided when Judge Martin
Of the probate court rendered his de-
cision few days ago, setting forth
that it was the intent OF the viii that
one-half the trust fund OF $4,000 should
60 to Helen Harlow, a granddaughter Of
i. NJ Irish, and the rest to other heirs
Of the testator However Miss Haf-
low has appealed from the judges de-
eision and the matter will be taken up
at the next term Of county court.
Fully $500 people witnessed the third
race meet on the Winooski river Sat
urday afternoon, which was the best 50
far. The women's race perhaps was
most interesting. as it was new feat.
ue, and it was won by Silver, driven
by Mrs ID. A. Cooley Five heats were
required to decide the winner The
farmers race went six heats when
Molly, the Brazier horse, won. In the
2;22 race, Conway, the Slayton horse,
was the winner
William Nesbit alias john Wallace,
whose sentence in county jail for in
toxication expires to-day, viii be rear
rested on the charge of perjury. which
is alleged to have been committed when
the case of Larry Sweeney was tried.
The latter was arrested in White River
Junction on the charge of stealing
suit case belonging TO the former from
the Wells River station in this city.
When asked il bis name was Nesbit,
Wallace denied il but it was learned
that it was his name and the author
tiles have gathered enough from certain
facts to make them sure that he COM
mtted perjury ia more than one in
stance during the same trial.