The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-24
MONTPELIER
c. Colombo Paid One Dollar Fine for
Driving on Wrong Side of Road.

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G. Colombo appeared in city court thi
morning before Judge i. NJ. Harvey Il
answer TO charge OF driving an auto
mobile on the wrong side of the street
The warrant was issued by Grand Juro
Therlault on complaint made yester
day. The respondent pleaded guilty Il
the offense and paid n fine OF ~ anc
costs. The case against +. l.. Putney, SCI
for hearing this morning, the respondent
having pleaded not guilty to driving q
team on the left of keep to the right
sign, was continued, on account of the
absence of Officer McAvoy, who is taking
a vacation.
Two cases of general assumpsit were
entered this morning in the county
clerks office, Frank Jones Brewing com.
pany of Portsmouth, N. H., against
Louis Procctti, with j. Ward Carver for
the plaintiff, and Isaac Congo against
James Oregon, apt, Attorney Carver for
the plaintiff and S. HOLSTER Jackson
for the defendant.
Edwin S. Meigs, William L. Poole, Jo-
/ seph G. Brown and Marshall Wood re-
turned late last evening from st. Ber-
nard club, Canada, where they passed
two weeks, The 250-mle trip home was
made in Mr.. Woods automobile, the
party leaving the camp about five o'clock
in the morning and arriving here short
| ly after nine o'clock in the evening.
Mrs. C. Monti of Putnam street, who
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Chief Connolly, on a charge of selling
was taken before Judge Harvey and a
hearing set for next Monday forenoon
in city court. Because of the fact that
Mrs. Monti has a two-year-old child,
she was allowed to go on her own rec
|ognizance, until the hearing.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Hewitt of Plain
field left this morning for Middletown
Springs, where Mr.. Hewitt, member
of the state board of education, will de-
liver an address. They plan to go to
Chicago and by easy stages to the Pan
anna Pacific exposition.
Attorney John III. Senter left this
morning for Burlington, where he will
be engaged in legal matters.
Frank Marrett, night clerk at the
Montpelier house, left this forenoon for
st. Adams, for a brief business visit.
c. II. Darling of Burlington, president
of the American Fidelity company, is a
business visitor in the city to-day.
To determine if the city shall further
increase its indebtedness, and to what
extent, a special city meeting will be
held in the city hall at 1880 O'Clock this
evening. At a special meeting two
weeks ago, it was voted to build steel
bridge to replace the old wooden "Rial-
to" on State street, and to make extern
sive improvements at the city poor farm. !
No provision, however, was made for
raising money to carry out the projects,
and for this reason the second special
meeting is necessary. 1t is expected
that the meeting will last a short time,
and that the city will authorize the issue
Of bonds for the amount required, which |
Is estimated at around $4,000.
BY automobile and by train, scores
,f children, with scattering of older
people, journeyed this morning TO Gale
ionia park to participate in the annual
oint picnic of five of the Sunday schools
II the city, The committee, composed
If representatives from Bethany, Trini-
", Christ church, Baptist and Church |
If the Messiah Sunday schools, has ar
'anged for athletic events, including a
baseball game. Basket lunches were tax
n.
The remains of Rev. William J. O'Sul-
ivan will be taken to st. Augustine's
hurch on Barre street this evening at
80 o'clock. escorted by the various
'atholic societies, and the body will lie
n state until the masses. which will be
Celebrated tomorrow morning. The
asket will be open during the evening.
nd the remains may be viewed.
Laee.fron corset Csc at vaughan's.