The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-27
MONTPELIER
City Council Talked Street Lights, Side
walks and Roads.

being the adjourned regular meeting from
Wednesday night. The council decided
to meet at the city hall at 10: 10 Sunday
to attend the memorial services at st
Augustine's church. The mayor was Civ
en- authority to engage two janitors fol
the municipal building at a sum not to
eeeed $50 per week. John Miglierini, a
local contractor, gave notice to the coun-
Icil that he was desirous of obtaining the
cement sidewalk jobs this SUMMER, as
slring the members that the price would
be as low as could be obtained No ,ae-
tion was taken, and the remainder of the
meeting was devoted to discussing appli-
cations for new sidewalks, lights and
other routine business.
Final adjournment of the March term
of Washington county court, which has
been threatened for nearly two weeks,
was taken late yesterday afternoon, and
Judge Fred M. Butler of Rutland, who
has presided, left this forenoon for his
home in Rutland. He will return June 20
| to hear cases left with the court. The
Heald Sutton, Perry chancery case was
completed yesterday, and decision was
reserved by the chancellor.
Frederick Gear of East State street
left this afternoon for Melrose, Mass, to
spend few days with relatives.
Senator Carroll S. Page of Hyde Park,
who has been in the city since Thursday
afternoon, left last night for New York
City and Washington, d. c. He was ac-
companied by Senator Lawrence Y. Sher-
af TlftpAtc Nubn va he HLynuvAf ~
speech at the Republican state conven-
tion yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. j. A. Cantillon left this forenoon
for Worcester, Mass, where she will
visit relatives for several weeks.
Miss Renee Raymond went this fore.
noon to Bethel to pass the weekend with
relatives.
Memorial services viii be held to-mor-
row forenoon at l0:30 O'Clock at st. Au-
gustine's church, Rev. P. j. Long, pastor,
TO deliver the sermon, and Brooks post,
No. l3, G. A. R., Brooks Relief corps, |
Sons of Veterans, Spanish War Veterans
and associates and members of the city |
council have been invited to attend. |
Brooks post has issued the Memorial day |
HiOEiahAs q Pdi aut W ht ANiI lutnuhN
at 10 o'clock, the procession 70 /
form at the junction of School and Main /
streets and report to Marshal Joseph B. 4
Morse. The following program viii be /
carried out in the city hall auditorium at /
the conclusion of the parade: Selection.
band; prayer, Rev. p. J. Long; readirg /
Of the general order, No. IL, issued May
5, 1868, by John A. Logan, national com
Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
Byron Tillotson; address, Rev. j. Hall
Long; music by 100 school children; me
mortal ceremonies by the G. A. r.; sing
ng of America. In issuing the program,
Commander H. NJ. Pierce calls attention
10 the fact that Brooks post has had 3ls 4
members on its roll, IL now has but 50
members. The commander states that
about a score of former members are liv-
ng, but not in this vicinity. and reports
hat nine comrades died during the year
1915.
A ninth inning rally BY st. Johnsbury
lcsdemy's baseball team fell short bv
wo runs of the necessary number to win
'ver Montpelier seminary yesterday aft
.rnoon, and the visitors were humbied bv
score Of 2 to :. The wildness Of Cal.
agher in the first few innings and the
inability Of Warden or Kicker 70 catch
he shoots were responsible for most Of
he seminary's runs. The seminary made
ulv three hits. but six errors. some
rslks and passed balls helped to uIn up :
he total In the final inning, with two
ien on bases, Gallagher laced out /.
ONE run. Until the ninth. st. Johns
ury made only four hits OF Holway and !,
ad scored by twice. The score BY in
ings: r.h.e- !
Iont. Sem....O 22OO - 3
{. J. Acad-. % oOOllO O05-7 %
Holwsy and Arkleys Gallagher and / J
Tarien, Kicker. ]