The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-17
MONTPELIER
Case of Montpelier VS.. Mrs. Hannah Gal
lagher Again Continued.

idShSi again NoHtihuSus
The case of city of Montpelier VS. Mrs
Hannah Gallagher. involving the owner
ship OF a strip of land on Cliff street
which has been continued several times
in city court, was continued this forenoon
until tomorrow. For the past few year,
teamsters have been subjected to much
annoyance at the hands of the defendant
who has refused to allow them to turn
around on her land, the street ending OPP.
posite her residence. Several times the
police have been called to the scene to
persuade Mrs. Gallagher to allow the
teams to turn around and for some time
the city has been accommodating evidence
in the matter. 1t is the contention of
the city that the highway was estab.
lished some 25 years ago and that the
land in question is part of the highway.
This morning A. A. Sargent, who has
acted as counsel for the defendant sew
cred connections with his client and II.
j. Conant was engaged as counsel.
Funeral services for Mrs. jeremiah
Deadly, whose death occurred Sunday
morning at the home of James Doyle on
Barre street, were held at o'clock this
forenoon at St. Augustine's church, Rev.
p. j. Long officiating. The body was
taken to Burlington by automobile
hearse. where burial was made in st.
Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs. J. c. King left to-day for Charles
town, n. H., after spending ten days in
the city with relatives.
Miss Marion Teacher left to-day for
Gn,;poEa1J Mos uffnr yig friends
in the city for few days.
DIR. and Mrs Charles p Chandler, who
were married last week at Hammonds-
port, n. Y, have arrived in the city and
are residing at the Chandler residence on
School street.
As the result of an accident which took
place near Waterbury ten days ago, Q. +.
Styles of Stowe paid fines and costs Ill
city court yesterday morning amounting
to $2ls.25. He pleaded guilty to oper-
ating an automobile without license,
for which fine of 500 was inflicted
to intoxication, SIS fine, and operating an
automobile while intoxicated, 500 fine.
Justin. Marshall, Styles companion
was killed in the accident, the auto
smashing into a post alongside the high
way.
DR., and Mrs. H. c. Brigham, who have
passed several months in this city and
at Lake Mansfield, left yesterday after
noon for their home in Battle Creek,
Mich.
The Republican state committee have
been apprised of the dates upon which
speakers of national repute, including ex-
President William H. Taft, will speak
~, hDt tba of
places where the rallies will be held have +
not been decided upon as yet. Wade
Ellis of Ohio will speak Oct. 81; Hen
ry Esterbrook of New York, Oct. 2S ex
Gov Fernald of Maine, Oct. 80 and ex-
President Taft, Nov. g. 1t is planned to
have each of the above orators accom- Il
panied by a state official.
Mrs. Henry T. Ballard went to-day to
st. Adams to attend the funeral of her
niece, Mrs. E. M. Pike, whose death oc-
Cured Sunday. Mrs. Pike was a cousin
of Smith S. Ballard.
In probate court this forenoon Clark
H. Stewart, Anna Taft Selma and Harry
G. Taft settled their accounts as ex-
ecutors of the last will and testament of
Daniel w. Taft, late of Berlin. I,
The following cases have been entered .
with the county clerk for trial at the
March term: C. p. Hatch VS.. Peter Tay-
lor of Barre, general assumsit, 5000; Con- /
stantino Canizo VS.. Louis LAWN, tres ]
pass on the person, $500. The plaintiff I
alleges that LAWN assaulted him using t
a pair of brass knuckles. Eva L. Meal {
lister VS.. Donavan J. McAllister, divorce. (
Mrs. Ida Mcintyre, who has been visit 7
ing in the city with her mother, Mrs. q
James Hughes of Barre street, left this I
forenoon for her home, Concord, n. H. t