The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-14
MONTPELIER

In probate court Clark H. Stewart has
been appointed administrator of the es.
tate of Helen NJ. Taft, late OF Berlin
Charles H. Howland Of Cabot has settled
his account as guardian of Martha l.
Kenston Myron r. Goodspeed has set
tied his account as guardian OF Ruth j.
Hewett and has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Ruth J. Hewett.
Manda kinne has been appointed admin
istratrix OF the estate OF Carleton X.
| Kline. Mrs. Mary F, Cutler has resumed
her duties as registrar after having en-
joyed a vacation, which she passed in
Wells River.
| The following cases were entered yes
terday afternoon in county court: Jo-
| sephine Emmons VS.. Ellen Narcotic,
| foreclosure. jeanette II. Barlow vs. Al
bert Barlow, divorce and Mabel Fl. Hick-
ins VS.. John c. Hickins, ,iivorce
Michael Harmon of New York plead
ed guilty in city court this forenoon to
first offense of intoxication and was fined
s. and costs which he was unable to pay
and went to Jail for the alternative SEN
telce. Harmon was found near the Mid.
dlesex underpass late yesterday after
noon and brought to jail by the iitney
method.
]. W. Titeomb OF Lyndonvile, fish and
game commissioner, was a visitor in the
city to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Pierce of Boston
are visiting in the city with his parents
on Liberty street for week.
Lyman F. Sumner is taking a few
days vacation from his duties as ticket
agent at the Central Vermont station
and went to-day TO Manchester, \. H., to
visit friends.
The condition of. Gerald Taylor, who
was operated upon at Heaton hospital
yesterday morning, was reported about
the same to-day, although still critical.
j. P. Gsllaher, local station agent for
the Central Vermont railroad, has gone
to New York City on a brief business
visit
Henry w. Cate of Liberty street Is |
taking his annual two weeks vacation |
from his duties as clerk in the local post |
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bernadini of Main
street returned last evening from a mo-
tor trip to Boston, Mass. and Concord |
n. He where they visited relatives.
William Nicholson and NJ d. Schmidt |
Of Boston. employed by the Brunswicke-
Bake Collander company, left this fore
noon for Boston after having been in the
city during the week. repairing the bowl
ing alleys in the Imperial on State street.
The alleys have been placed in excellent
shape for the coming season.
William Cory, f. A. Harris c. f.
1ookson and Ernest Kiser of the Tennev
company went to-day to Burlington,
where they took boat for an island in
Lake Champlain. where meeting of
electrical experts is being held.
Mr.. and Mrs J. = Sibi2y and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Cate motored Yesterday to
Iyde Park. where they called on Senator
Page and were presented when Congress
nan Greene and other prominent Yer :
nonters congratulated the senator on his
nomination.
Harry Woodard, who has been EN-.
loyed in the city during the summer. .
eft last evening for Boston, where he
yill resume his studies at Harvard Den ;
al school
Rev. William shaw pastor of Trinity
hurch. has gone to the west side of the
toNt Ati a itM ZIP NufflE which
2 will speak at Sunday school meetings. i
Rev. Arthur w Hewitt of Plainfeld, {
iember of the state board OF education. :
as in the city this for,loon on his way I
, Castleton to attend the regular meet
ig of the board. Fl
Atty Max l.. Powell OF Burlington ar Ia
we'd in the city this morning and will Il
main for several DAYS while participat n
x in a county court case.
The farm buildings on the Jones brook Il
,ad near Montpelier, owned BY o. !. f
ross. were burned to the ground late Il
esterday morning. Mr.. Gross and one h
N had gone TO the state fair at White dr
liver Junction and Mrs. Gross and baby
ere the only persons in the house An 2
rploding lamp on the second floor Of b,
le house caused the FIRE Neiehbors G
lrried to Mrs. Gross assistance. but nj
ere able to save only part of the furni- 81
ire. Insurance covers the loss The Il
ross family moved to the farm early in f.
e summer from this city. Two wears 90
% the house they occupied on College 81
rect was burned III