The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-29
MONTPELIER
A Basketball Team from Harvard Dental
School Makes Invasion.

A Basketball Team from Harvard Dental
School Makes Invasion.
Manager Clifton I'll. Smith of Harvard
Dental school basketball team arrived
in the city last evening with the squad
made up of former Massachusetts high
and preparatory school players and this
Ievening the five viii journey TO North
field for game. Tomorrow night Wat
erbury will be visited by the Harvard
team and New Years eve in Armory
hall Montpelier high school will meet
the visitors. l.. j. Hyde, former Spauld-
ing high player, and T. i. Kyle, formerly
OF the University .of Michigan five will
take care of the forward positions and
H. A. Carnes of Reading, Mass will hold
the pivot position. At guards IL. h.
Esterberg and II. A. Mcdonald will be
seen, the former being from Reading
high school and the latter from Everett.
Henry Laird Of this city 10 substitute
guard.
The team is making holiday tour
through Vermont and the local game
was arranged through Manager Smith,
who is from Montpelier
The following cases have been filed
on the county court docket; Town Of
Northfeld vs.. w. III. Burke, trespass,
Plumley & Plumley for the plaintiff; !;
iG. b. Evans VS.. w. w. Sheple, general
assumpsit and foreclosure, Dale for the
plaintiff and orator. The amount named
lis $1,000.
| stoddard Bates, state highway com
missioner, arrived in the city to-day
from Derby, and mce County Commits.
sioner Currier, matters pertaining to
Washington county road improvements
being discussed.
| Albert Laird returned this morning to
for the National IIife Insurance com
pany, having been in the city to attend
the funeral OF J. A. DeBoer.
Mrs. Ernest Luther OF Maiden, Mass,
was the guest of Mrs. Florence Clark
of State street yesterday while ON her
way home, after visiting her parents in
Northfeld.
Julius A. Wilcox returned to-day from
Ludlow, where he passed several days
with his family.
Auditor Horace +. Graham arrived at
the State House this forenoon. The
state building commission meets to-mor
row afternoon at the State House, and
lat O'Clock, bids on the granite con-
tract for the new state building will be
opened. The meeting was postponed ten
days ago because of the inability of sew
eral members of the commission to at
tend.
States Attorney F. +. Gleason went
-, Afnwa4.tpU tar
connected with his Office,
Judge and Mrs. John T.. Weeks re-
turned to-day TO Middlebury, having
been in the city yesterday to attend the
funeral of Joseph A. DeBoer While in
the city Judge Weeks conferred with
II. I. Baldwin. the other member OF the
penal board, and Gov. G. W. Gates.
Rev. William Shaw and son, Francis
shaw. went this morning 20 Burlington,
where the latter is attending the Uni.
yersity OF Vermont
Gov. C. W. Gates and Secretary Of
civil and Military Affairs Benjamin
Gates left this morning for Burlington
and other places on the west side OF the
state. Mrs Benjamin Gates left for
Middlebury for brief visit with reis-
tives.
The local Office Of the Western Union
Telegraph company will be transferred
TO the Rialto building the first OF the
new year unless something unforeseen
occurs. Early in the fall il vas expect 1
ed that the new quarters would De oc- 1
cupied during the month Of November. I
but delay IN finishing the building and
the erection Of tie new bridge caused /
the moving 20 be postponed from time
to time.
Municipal Judge T. NJ Harvey vii 1
return tonight from Burlington. where 4
he has been on business during the last I
few days
Mr.. Pred j. Rohar and daughter Of
Burlington arrived in the city this fore 1
noon for a sisit with the formers moth /
n. Mrs Edwin Hutchins. of Main street. 4
To collect counsel fees amounting q
81 aa0. Attorneys Fred b. Thomas and 4
Pred 4. Laird II this city have brought 4
two suits against Charles n. Ileatou.
clifton Heaton and Mrs. Ruby Heston 1
Marls. the latter II Burlington. The |
action j. the result 81 the attorneys
Laird and Th0mas representing TIE Hea-
tous IN their case brought to determine 4
whether stock dividends should le paya
Ele t. the iife baneaoiaries of the Maat0n
estate ~ o. The trustees the Montpelier
savings hark >uTreme court decided
fhnt tte housfeiaries siloiili Feerire the I
dividends. flerrilv upholfiug probate
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