The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-22
MONTPELIER.


M. c. Murphy of South Ryegate has
entered Heaton hospital for treatment
for a stomach and liver trouble.
A. M Tichout Of this city, who is
visiting in North Calais with his wife,
was thrown out OF wagon Thursday
and fell on his head and shoulders, since
which time he has been confined to the
house. The full extent of bis injuries
has not been determined. Mr.. Iichout
| is veteran OF the Civil war.
Long terms were melted out for several
respondents who appeared in Montpelier
lefty court yesterday. James O'Brien Of
Bethel and Woodbury. pleaded guilty to
being a tramp and was given not less
than five months in the house of cor
rection. John Rogers Of Lincoln, N. H.,
John Taggert Of St Johnsbury and John
| Donahue Of Wakefield Mass, pleaded
| likewise and got a similar sentence.
fred Duval OF Montpelier pleaded not
guilty and was found guilty, after
which he was given sentence OF not
less than one hundred days in the house
Iof correction. He appealed. William
Hadley OF Lisbon, \. H., also pleaded not
guilty and his case was put over to-day
Tor hearing Five Of the men were taken
into custody near the cold spring on Ber
lin side after the police had received
complaint that Jesse Joslyn of Barre
street had missed two fine hens from his
henhouse The trail led 10 the cold
spring and there the officers found two
fowls in the process of being cooked.
They took the men and half-cooked
birds to police headquarters, with the
court results az stated.
Goldie Sun Rianchi was brought to
the county jail from st. Adams yester-
day because it was alleged that she had
broken her parole following being placed
on probation States Attorney Carver
secured the warrant for her return and |
it was served yesterday, and her case
will be heard within a short time.
Principal Hatch of Montpelier semi
nary reports that the registration for /
the fall term has been large and that ,
the attendance at the school will be con
larger than last year. Gerald |
Nye Perkins has been secured to do the I
athletic coaching and also to teach mathe-
mates and science.
Two Young men failed in an attempt
to sell 1910 Packard limosine for $3.50
in this city Thursday afternoon when A.
Aaron, prospective purchaser, was
warned by an attorney that the pur-
chase would be at his own risk in case
The ownership OF the limousine should be
be found defective The machine was
worth about 5000 when new. The men
,aid they wanted to sell the car because
hey were broke and they also had three
,ther machines in Boston. Recently, II
hey declared, they had been compelled
o pawn diamond in order to get a
lew tire.
The Independent Telephone Exchange,
With a capital stock of 100000, has filed
rticles Of association with the secretary {
# state, the headquarters OF the COM 7
,anv to be at Barton. The signers are le
!. A. Cook of i.vndonville, II. J. Stan |
ard Of Barton, w. ". Reirdon and H. !
:. Seaver, also OF Barton. The company 7
as the right to build, maintain, own
nd lease telephone lines and carry on
eneral telephone business.
The new high school structure is
ractically completed, and the contrac-
ors, George T. Kelley & Son, expect to :
ave the building to-day, according to !.
heir statement last night The build
~ will be in readiness for the opening !.
f the fall term of the school in two :
-ecks, it Is thought. =
In probate court yesterday. James a
Iackay of Barre settled his accounts as 7
Necutor of the estate or William I'M n
h. late of Barre, and also settled his
counts as executor of the estate OF
ohm Allen. late of Barre Helen w.
rown of Montpelier. has settled her ae- 3
,unts as administrative, with the will 81
nnexed. Of the estate OF Elizabeth B.
ook, late of Montpelier. 6,