The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-22
MONTE GLIER
Repairs are Being Made on the State
House Property.

Repairs are Being Made on the Stat
House Property.
The work OF filling the craks be
tween the granite slabs Of the Stat
House steps with lead which has beer
IN progress for the past three weeks II
nearly completed, For years, cemen
has been used In closing up the space
between the stones but ice and water
ldislodged the cement within a short time
after it had been put in, and ii was de
lcided to use lead, which is expected "a
be much more serviceable. IL is planned
to renoyate the governors chamber and
the reception room within few weeks
The rooms will be painted to conform
with other rooms in the building and a
new system Of inverted lighting will
be installed. The work will not be com.
mcnced by Sergeant-at-Arms Frank I.
Parsons until the summer visitors have
ceased to inspect the capitol in large
numbers.
The will Of L. Bart Cross, late of
Montpelier was presented to-day for
probate. Mrs. Theresa NJ Lebourveau
Of Barre has settled her account as ex-
ecutrix of the last will and testament
of Willis A. Lebourveau late of Barre
City.
Ella Cevelli died yesterday at Full
crton avenue, where he resided. The de-
ceased was born in Italy, June Is, 1867,
and had resided in this city for several
years, being employed as granite cut
ter. The funeral was held this forenoon
with burial in the Catholic cemetery. He
has no relatives that are known here.
Governor Charles w. Gates will be
in the city Monday to confer with Attor-
ney General Barber of Brattleboro and
the penal board, Of which John Il. Weeks
Of Middlebury ia chairman.
Mrs. Fred Fuller Of Mortified is MAX
ing an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Charles " Kent of IL Pearl street.
Mrs. Fuller returned Sunday from Cali
fornia, where she went last fall, passing
the winter with relatives in Los Angeles.
Miss Bernice Holmes left this morning
for Highgate Springs, where she will
pass the summer in camp. Her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Holmes, left two
months ago for Swanton, where they
have purchaser farm and will reside
there. They resided in this city for
the past three years.
William Cory and Charles Bailey of
this city and their guests, Newton Bar
mum and w. G. Mitchell q New York,
left this morning in Mr.. Corry's auto
mobile for the White mountains, where
they will make weeks stay.
A deed has been filed in the city
clerks office recording the transfer Of
the Martin Wheeloek house on Berlin
street from the Chauncey w Keyes
estate to Gilbert silIoway and wife.
In city court yesterday afternoon Alex.
Mcmillan pleaded not guilty to charge
IF third offense Of intoxication. On the
of Chief of Police Connolly
le was adjudged guilty and he took an
lppeal. few moments thought served
% change his mind and he signifed his
lesire TO take trip to the state hospital
It Waterbury for treatment. The APP II
zeal was waived and he was given six
months at the hospital Patrick Nc
'artfY pleaded guilty to a second offense
nd, being without funds, was sentenced
0 80 days in jail.
aHufeW DSiIies a bIbloii EldhttS ihahr 1911
facturer, and a former Montpelier res
dent, submitted TO serious operation
t Heaton hospital this morning. Mrs.
Ienzie and son, Neil, are in the city,
allied by Mr.. Benzie's illness.
Miss Lillian King Of Franklin street
!, making a brief visit with relatives in
andolph. III
Mrs. r. c. Parsons and Mrs. G. NJ.
hayer returned this morning TO their III
ONES in Newark. n. j., after passing
lonth in this city as the guests OF Mr.. VI
nd Mrs. Frank n Parsons. n
Tourists registered at the Pavilion II
nsterday included: A. ID. Anderson and III
lie, Miss Anderson, r. T., and II. V. III
nderson Of Cleveland, o.. Mrs r. G. III
ole and r. w. Dole and chauffeur of III
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Me- n
lillian and Mrs. John A. Carpenter Of III
licago; Mr.. and Mrs. $. Olsen. c. A. Hi
ingsbury and Miss Holeombe of Chi III
90. VIZ
The case against James Glennie, N
each Of the peace, which was TO be III
ard in city court this morning, has =
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