The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
MONTPELIER
City Council Doubles Fee for Moving Pic
ture Shows.

| Wnlcn tneIe are Two at Tue PlSocib biiiNi
will, commencing the first of September
be forced to pay daily license fee OF "
instead of 81 a month as has been the
case since the photo drama made its ap-
pearance, according to action taken last
evening at the regular meeting OF the
city council. The chief OF police VIII
have charge of collecting the tax. The
police committee was empowered to have
another regular policeman put on at any
time that in their Judgment there was
any necessity for another guardian OF
peace and order. By vote OF three to
two, the vote being oral, it was voted to
have the census of Montpelier taken at
cost not to exceed $3.50. A number Of
other routine matters were considered.
Judge II. NJ. Harvey held brief ses-
sion OF city court lac yesterday after
noon, three respondents being arraigned
for petty larceny and one on charge OF
non.support. Ruell II. Baldwin, whose
wife it is believed, was prevented from
throwing herself in the river 10 days ago
| bv the Waterman at the Lane shops,
pleaded not guilty to the charge of non
| support and the case was continued In
definitely. Baldwin was arrested yester-
day afternoon upon the arrival OF Go. II
from muster, be being a member OF the
company. Joseph Volzi, Bruno Generic
and Carlo Macchi, arrested for stealing
coal from the tracks, agreed.-with the
court that some two tons of coal, spilled
on the track when a shifting engine
bumped into coal car with unusual
force, found its way into their homes.
Volzi however, insisted that his wife
had done the transferring OF the coal
from the track to the house, and he
didn't think it was stealing, anyway.
He pleaded not guilty and his compan-
ions pleaded guilty, all being frank in
explaining about the matter. The three
cases were continued until Monday morn
ing. The coal has been returned to the
car, which is to be shipped to st. Johns
bury.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Blodgett, liz Barre
street, the child being a granddaughter
of Robert Fraser.
George Quinn, who has been employed
during the summer by Jones Bros. circus,
which showed in this city last June, and
also uA La y NANhnt NAAAftA 4A w
city Friday for visit with friends. Mr..
Quinn was with the advance cars on
both shows.
Mrs. Harlie Critehell is enjoying two
weeks vacation from her duties in the
Office of the Lane Manufacturing CO., and
left last evening for visit in Burling
ton.
A half.dozen local young men, most
of whom were graduated from high school
last June, were given a hGJle sound ads
vice by Judge Harvey, States Attorney
Gleason and Grand Juror Theriault this
morning as the result of some trouble
they caused last evening at the Chau-
tauqua performance. IL is alleged that
the young men made a good deal OF un-
necessary noise on the school grounds
where the Chautauqua tent is pitched,
and when warned TO cease their undesir-
able actions they gave no heed. The
Judge and prosecuting officers gave them
10 understand this morning that such
actions will not be tolerated.
In city court this morning Frank Sloan
of Middlesex pleaded guilty 20 intoxiea
ton, first oIense, and was given 10 days
in jail.
A son was born Yesterday 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Caustic Of l0l Mortified
street
William Carey. who IL taking a vaca-
ton from his duties a. operator in the
Western Union telegraph Office, left 20.
day for Lancaster, y. H. for brief
visit with friends.
A daughter was born Aug. 10 TO Mr..
and Mrs. Alexis johnson Of as River
street
Mrs. Fred J. Robar and little daughter
Of Burlington were visitors in the city
yesterday.
DR.. G II. Burr left last evening for
Chicago.
The death Of Mrs Mary Barney, who re.
sided AZ the corner 81 barney street and
Harrison avenue, occurred last evening AZ
5 O'Clock Of bronchitis, she having been III
four days. She was born IN st. Adams
July ~. 1876 and had lived In Montpelier
since she was 10 years old. She leaves
her husband. to whom she had been mar
ried nearly half q century; two sisters. I
Mrs. Phyllis Pratt Of New York City
and Mrs. Della Gardner OF Boston; three
brothers, Prank Periault Of Boston and 4
Gilbert and Joseph reriaut Of Mont /
peliers and -four children, Joseph, Gilbert /
and Charles Barney q Montpelier and
Philip. who resides in the West. The /
funeral wili b. held from 81. AuEustine's /
church Saturday morning AZ oiclodk.
The funeral IL Mrs. Margaret Mooney /
y 10 died Tuesday afternoon after an il- 4
ness Of thrss wears. vas held this m0rn- 4
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church, Rev Hugh MoKennas assistant /
pastor. oHiciatinr. The bearers were
John Lee, John McNahon, Martin keat
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the Catholic cemetery. Among those
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Mrs.. e p Duffy Mss Margaret ana 4
Arthur Dufv ct Clatesurnr. y. r. Mr.. /
william NdEaus uf Wehsterville. Th0Hn- 4
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