The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03
MONTPELIER
New Step Taken to Get Road from State
to Court Street.

TO Court Street.
The second chapter in the fight o
George ID. Emslie, the proprietor OF th'
Montpelier greenhouse, for highwa,
from State street TO his property 10
Gated between State and Court streets
has been commenced, papers having beer
filed in the county clerks Office asking
that courts committee be appointed
TO determine ii road Is necessity
IL will be remembered that petition
signed by some 100 persons was present.
cd TO the city council last May, asking
that the city build a road from State
to Court streets. The request was
strongly opposed by Sarah b. Leland
whose property adjoins the Emslie land
and after several hearings, the council
voted not to lay out a road. To-day
/ a petition signed by George ID. Emslfe
and Others was entered in county court.
The petitioners request that the honor.
able court appoint three disnterested
free holders as commissioners to inquire
as to the public necessity of street
and whether the public good and con-
venience OF individuals require the same.
The petition is signed by G.. ID. Emsle,
L. B. Brooks, Fred Chapman, Joseph
Brown, Charles A. Smith and w. i. Har.
low. Fred l.. Laird and Fred Il. Gleason
are attorneys for Mr.. Emslie ct al.
In probate court to-day, Mrs Jennie
L. Gay OF Montpelier, was appointed
guardian of Eva, Lillian, Frederick and
Doris Rathburn, minors, of Marshfield.
Miss Marion Buzzell. who is employed
by the J. G. Turnbull company at Or
leans, arrived in the city to-day to pass
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Buzzell of First avenue.
Santiago Gomez left on the midnight
train for New York City, where he sails
for Spain for a few weeks visit with
relatives. Mr. Gomez recently received
from attorneys in his native
that by the death of relatives
he had come into a legacy Of about 49,
600. 1t IL necessary that he visit Spain
to take charge of the matter, but he
intends to return to this city in the
spring.
Elmer Pierce OF Dowing street, en-
ployed in the Farrar restaurant, will be
from his duties for a few |
weeks as the result of severe injury |
TO his left shoulder. While he was !
working early this week the top of the
ice chest struck his shoulder, causing
/ slight fracture of the bone.
Mrs. Sarah Mason OF Delaware. O.,
Who has been visiting her uncle. City
Attorney George H. Hunt, for several !
weeks, left last evening for her home.
Daniel Roach of Barre street leaves
o-night for New York City to meet his
.audeyille partner, Mr.. McCHrdy. They
viii 90 to St Louis, where they start
N the Keith circuit with new act.
lr. Roach passed the summer in this
ity with his family.
Miss Louise Rernadine of T3 Main
treet returned last evening from York
leach, Me-, where she passed month,
GLOWING an extended visit with rela-
ives in Concord, n. H., and Boston.
Chairman Robert w. Simonds of the
Industrial board and Miss Laura Bur-
ank, the clerk OF the board went to- .
ay to their homes in St. Johnsbury to Z
ass few days,
Contractor James +. eastman OF Bur
ngton viii start work on the erection
/ the steel and cement bridge on State
treet as soon as the steel arrives in
Nothing can be done until
he steel is here as il is necessary that
ne work progress without interruption
nee it is started because of the fact
rat the street will have TO be closed,
using considerably inconvenience.