The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-31
MONTPELIER
Thermometers Registered from IS to 20
Below To-day.

The first cold morning of the winter
brought forth various tales OF the low
points touched by the thermometers and
reports came in from different sections OF
the city of the mercury dropping to 20
below and in some places more, In the
business district the temperature was
around Is degrees below zero, but in the
residential sections, especially in the
meadow district, it was several degrees
colder. Trainmen reported that Mont
pelier Junction again claimed the dis
tinction of being the coolest point in this
section of the county with record OF p
degrees below the zero mark.
Bowling enthusiasts met at the DAILY
alleys last evening and reelected j. L,
Galleher president Of the city candle pin
league and Harold Jones was chosen sec
retary. A small salary viii be paid the
secretary by A. w. DAILY, as the office
makes necessary considerable labor, in
Guiding the keeping OF records ana aver
ages of the teams and individual mem
bers. Pres. Galleher and G. j. Cookson
were instructed to select committee OF
three to draw up suitable schedule for
the 10 teams and the league viii be I'M
der way inside of two weeks.
The will of Joseph A. DeBoer, late OF
Montpelier, was filed in probate court
Yesterday afternoon. Willard c. Cotton
settled his account as administrator of
the estate of Stephen r. Colby. late of
Montpelier. The win of Mary Ellen Ar
mold. late Of Calais, was proven and Mrs.
Tina l.. Bushey was named executor
Julius A. Converse of Moretown settled
his accounts as administrator of the es-
tate of Chauncey w. Reyes, late of
Montpelier.
Smith S. Ballard left last evening for
Florida to pass the remainder of the win
ter with Mrs. Ballard at their winter
home. Mr.. Ballard yesterday was APP
praised of the Illness of his sons wife,
Mrs. Edward Ballard. Toledo, o., who Is
suffering with typhoid fever.
Mrs. w. w. Worcester left this morn
ing for her home in Hollis, n H., after
having made weeks visit in the city
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Dutton of College street.
C. II. Robbins left this morning for his
home. having been in the city for sew
eral DAYS as a representative of Dens'
more & Leclear, who have drawn the
plans for the state building.
Judge g. II. Dale Of Waterbury Secre-
tarv of state Guy w Bailey of Essex
Junction and Walter II. Crockett OF Bur
lington were visitors in the city to-day
on business.
A marriage license, the 52d TO be is-
sued this year. was granted this fore
noon TO RAYMOND Hathaway, 20, and
Eva Gosley. is. The groom obtained the
consent of his mother, Mrs. Addie Hath
away. before the license was issued by
the city clerk.
A deed was filed in the city clerks Of
fee to-day. recording the transfer of the
Colby house on Summer street. by VII
lard c. Cotton, administrator OF the es-
tate Of Stephen r. Colby, late Of Mont
pelier. TO Arthur L. and Mabel Colby.
Carroll Pike Of the Berlin road left
this morning for Burlington to resume
his studies al the University Of Vermont,
where he Is a senior.
William Nesbit. better known TO the
police a. John Neshit. pleaded guilty in
city court this morning before Judge
r. NJ. Harvey 70 a subsequent ofense OF
intoxication and arranged with the court
10 paw a fine Of SIS and costs lie win
serve the alternative sentence in jail "
re fails 10 procure the amount necessary
today. Tie was arrested 1T the Central
Vermont station yesterday afternoon by
Chief Connolly.