The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-03
MONTPELIER
Checklist for Election Next tuesday Has
2,o57 Names.

Checklist for Election Next tuesday Ha:
2,o57 Names.
At the final meeting of the board oil
civil authority last evening 43 name;
were added to the checklist, making a
total of 100 additions during the four
sessions held recently. Only II names
were stricken from the list. and the total
OF names is 2,057. The registration by
wards is as follows; One, 407; two, 422 !;
three, 1903; four, 2S5; five, 304; six, SIG.
The penal board, of which John +.
Weeks OF Nliddlebury is chairman, met
in conference here yesterday afternoon
with the superintendent of the state in
situations over which ii has supervision
and discussed estimates for the coming
year These estimates will be submitted
to the budget commission for considera
tion, the latter TO render a report to the
legislature when it meets. The budget
commission will probably meet sometime
during the present month.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Benwsy went this
forenoon to Rutland with Willis Foley
of Moretown and Adolph Mslnat. both
OF whom are to serve sentences in the
house of correction.
Gov. c. W. Gates arrived in the city
this morning and was at the State House
during the day.
Although his ultimate recovery is ex-
pected Joseph st. Rock, the street de-
partment employee who was injured on
Wednesday evening by falling on the ce-
: gs bu
broken shoulder blade a fractured arm
and cracked rib On account of his
advanced age his condition is more Sc
rious than would ordinarily be the case.
Justices George II. Powers OF Morris
vile. Seneca Haselton and w. II. Taylor
were in the city yesterday and to-day,
leaving for their respective homes this
forenoon. The November term of SUI
preme court opens next week.
f. \. Limoge Of Burlington, formerly
the owner of a barber shop in this city,
is spending a few days here with rela
tives. Mr., Limoge may locate here dur
ing the winter.
In probate court to-day Mrs. Ola Hoga-
boom of Swanton settled her account as
with the will annexed of
the estate of Philo Towle.
Judge Frank l.. Fish adjourned the
September term of Washington county
court yesterday afternoon, but will re-
main in Montpelier for some time hearing |
.hancery matters. The term was un-
Usually brief for fall term, last year it |
extending into January. There were |
bout a dozen civil cases tried by jury /
md two state cases and the average
number of divorce petition were consid-
red.
Accompanied by Mrs. Frank Tracy,
Hiss Mildred Brewster, recently released
rom the state hospital at Waterbury by
Judge Fish after spending the past Is
ears there, went to the institution this
orenoon to get her personal effects. She
xpects to leave for Bellingham, Wash,
within a few days.
Mrs. Joseph Cascli and mother. Mrs.
'olari, of Concord. n. H.. arrived in the
ity last evening for visit with the for
ner's sister, Mrs. A. Bernardini, who is
etained at her home by illness.
Montpelier seminary and the Randolph
lggies are engaging in gridiron contest
II Seminary hill this afternoon, the game
tarting at 3 O'Clock. Montpelier eX
ects an easy victory over the state
ehool eleven.
Manager Ray Ledden of the local West
IN Union telegraph Office is arranging to
ave direct wires placed in the head
uarters of the Republican state commit 4.
e, the Apollo club and the Eagles, OPP :
-ators TO receive the nation wide cleo 9
on returns Tuesday evening. Other
ubs have planned TO have messenger
,ryice on the night of the election and
wire may be placed in the city hall.
+. $. Meigs has sold his bowling alleys
nd lunch room on School street to Ar
lur W. DAILY and Thomas Short. Mr..
alv sold the place a year ago TO Mr..
Gigs and recently disposed of his State
rect alleys to Hawkins and Short. The
tier recently sold his interest to Mr..
awkins and has joined with Mr.. Daily.
e will have charge Of the lunch room.
Negotiations were completed yesterday
tween the American Fidelity Co. and
e Massachusetts Bonding Co. of Boston
hereby the accident and health business
the local concern Is sold to the Mas
chusetts company. The reinsurance
{ been approved BY the commissioners.
Re American Fidelity Co. has now dis
sed Of all business outside the state, a
al having been completed several weeks
o with the National Surety 60. 81 New
irl. the latter company taking over the
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