The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-29
MONTPELIER
Burt L. Smith Pays Fine for Running
Auto Without License.

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Burt L. Smith of this city appeare,
before Magistrate Harvey in city cour
. yesterday afternoon and paid fine o
81 and costs of $5I4 for operating al
automobile without license He wal
arrested on a warrant issued by Crane
Juror Theriault. Mr.. Smith figured in 3
slight accident near the car barn or
the Barre road Sunday afternoon, when
according to passengers on a trolley car
fhe was driving at fast rate OF speed
In investigating the matter it was dis.
lowered that Mr.. Smiths operators Ii.
cense expired the 18th of the month.
The wooden "Rialto" bridge, which is
soon to be replaced by modern steel
span, caught .atre last evening shortly
after eight o'clock and but for the
keen eye of M, Bova, who conducts a
shoeshning stand in that vicinity, se-
rious damage might have been done. A
cigarette dropped carelessly on the
bridge dropped between the cracks, which
are plentiful, had ignited the wood Mr.,
Bova extinguished the blaze easily.
George G. Kellogg of Winchester
Mass, a former Montpelier man, is Wis
iting his wife's father, Albert Johnnott,
who is recovering from serious illness.
Mr.. Kellogg is accompanied by his wife
and son. He left this city 80 years
ago.
Alec Shea has moved his household
goods from 70 Main street to Downing
street, where he and his family will re-
side.
States Attorney Fred Fl. Gleason and
Mrs. Gleason returned to-day from ten
days trip to New Haven. Conn. and
Cambridge, Mass. Mr.. Gleason attended
commencement at Yale university during
his absence.
Miss Mildred Brooks returned this
morning to Chelsea, to take up her du-
ties as stenographer in Orange county
court.
Charles A. Webb. secretary to Senator |
William p. Dillingham;, accompanied by |
Mrs. Webb. and their daughter, left to-
day for Lake Bomoseen to spend few
weeks,
Miss Ruth Clark, daughter of Mr., and
MIS- JQtN NFlhFh Vi IlulihHhy Ar NiclbiiE
State street, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lawrence and
Errol Wilcox left early this morning for
Springfield, Mass, where the latter will
pass the summer They made the trip
IN a Ford machine.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gould and daugh-
ter, Virginia Gould, left this morning
'or Boston, after a months visit in this
'ity, where they formerly resided.
Alderman Dorman b. Z. Kent and
Hrs. Kent left this morning for Bur
ington to pass the day.
In probate court to-day, f. W. Hunt
ey of Duxbury, settled his account as
of the estate of Henry !
late of Waterbury.
Harold Martin of Waterbury, Conn,
rho was formerly connected with the
'apital City Press, this city, arrived in
he city last night TO join Mrs. Martin,
Tho has been passing several weeks with I
elatives.
+. Lee Whitney. assistant Librarian of
be state library, and Mrs. Whitney have
aturned from California, where they at :
ended the exposition. Mr., Whitney was /;
delegate from. Vermont 10 a national
of Librarians. /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip A. Dewey |:
I Niagara Falls. Ont. who have been !:
sitting relatives of Mr.. Dewey in this /.
~ for two weeks. went this morning TO /;
20 attend the commence 4
ent exercises at the University Of Yer q
ont from which Mr.. Dewey was gradu- Il
ed in 1902 X
Frank Lampcrti, who has been attend Il
& the University Of Vermont, arrived =
the city last evening 10 pass the
INNER with his parents. =
Mrs Henry FarweIl and son. William, 4
Main street. leave tomorrow for Cali =
rnia 10 attend the exposition. n