The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-07
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Auditor Horace II. Graham of Crafts
: bury Walter 4. Scott of Brandon, STATE
treasurer and Hon. John X. Weeks OF
Z Middlebury and Hamilton Baldwin oil
wells River, the latter two members OF
the penal board are at the State House
to-day. The educational board which has
been holding q two days session in the
Senate chamber has finished its business
and members left this morning for their
respective homes.
In probate court to-day the will Of
Dr. Hiram 0. Worthen, late of Barre,
was proven.
Richard Harvey, whose presence has
graced the local city court on more than
one OCCASION, was given a sentence of
80 days in jail yesterday afternoon by
Judge f. M. Harvey, before whom he APP
peared to answer to charge of intoxica-
tion Harvey was arrested Sunday, and
passed the Fourth in Jail.
Joseph iatter, who for many years
conducted shoe repair shop on East
state street in company with his broth
er, is passing few days in the city with
relatives Mr. Yatter has been located
for several years at Plattsburg, N. ",
and this is his first visit here for some
time.
Roy H. Gettman returned this morning
from Highgate Springs, where he passed
several days at the camp of F. Fl, Tracy.
Allen Hancock returned this morning
to his home in Randolph, after weeks
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. P. Jacobs left this
forenoon for their home, Turner's Falls,
Mass, after a few days visit with Mr.
and Mrs Frank Il. Lowe of Main street
The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
company employees resumed their duties
this morning, the office having been
closed since Saturday noon for the holt
day.
Phillip Goodenough OF Court street
left the city this morning for Windsor,
where he will have employment during |
the summer. His brother, Alonzo. who
passed the Fourth with his mother in this |
city, has returned to Huntington, where
he is passing the summer with his un-
Gle.
A merry -go-round, the first to visit
for half decade, is com
tortably located on Langdon's meadow
where it gave the circus some eompeti
ton yesterday. 1t viii probably remain
in the city for couple OF weeks.
DIR. r. J. Fitzgerald has returned from
Lake Morey, where he had been for
week. Mrs. Fitzgerald will remain at
The cottage two weeks longer.
H. L. Z. Smith went this morning to
he White mountains, where he is to re-
'ume his duties as clerk at Mount Wash
ngton, which position he has held for
lumber Of seasons.
DIR. NJ. F. Mcclure, Levi Fl. Bixby and 1
\ D. Farwell left this morning in Mr..
3xby's auto for the st. Bernard club
n Canada, where they will spend two
weeks.
Miss Helen Huntington of East State
treet arrived this morning from Ber-
gick, Me, after a weeks visit there with
elatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Dewey and lit. Y
le daughter, who have been visiting Mr.. Is
,ewey's parents, MFR. and Mrs. Frank !
lewey, of School street for three weeks, n
ave gone to their home at Niagara h
slls, Ont.
Rollo X. Blanchard returned this fore t
Don TO New York City, after spending :
few days with his parents, Mr. and :,
Irs. A. c. Blanchard, OF Hubbard street.
Attorneys James Campbell and Harry
Writers have returned 10 st. Johns
ury after a few days visit here.
Harry B. Moulton returned this morn.
x from Boston. where he attended the
he shoot held there July 4. Mr.. Moul-
m took fifth prize among those who
'mpeted.