The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-24
MONTPELIER
Names of the City's "Senior Class" Given
Gov Graham Left To-day for
Observation-Disclosures Off
Ger Hears About Everett


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The following is the list of persons liv
ing in Montpelier who are so years o
more Of age and many of whom were il
front of city hall this morning at II
o'clock to sit for the taking of grouE
picture. The group included Mrs. Ange
lima Congo, aged 96 years, who has beer
for some years resident of the city
home, although she has relatives living
in Concord, n. H. The group is styled
| by 4. H. Deavitt and those staging the
| picture as a part of the Liberty Loar
day, as "Montpelier's Senior Class"
Ward l-Hutchins, Mrs. Sabrina, so;
Slade, Sarah, IS; Miller Mrs. Mary, 81
(ward 4, Elm street, Lane, Edwin, 50
Alexander, Elmira L., 81; Buswell, Laura
A., S5 King, Clark, 81; King, Mrs. Rho
da D., So; Johonnott, Albert, OIL; Wells,
Mrs. Mary L., 81 tnow in Chicago) ;
Huntington, Mrs. Lama, 90; Camp, Miss
Harriet H., "a; Camp, Miss Emma, 81 /;
Holmes, Wesley NJ. 81, Smith Mrs.
Alma, 50; Roleau, Ed. A., "a; Getchell,
John, s4 or IS.
Ward g Cobb, Mrs. Flora C., s4;
Ayers, Charles H., 50; Wheeler, George,
"a; Kane, Mrs. Anna, s2 Kane, Mrs.
Bridget, 50; Cheney, Mrs. Susan G., s5;
Cummings, Mrs. Susan NJ, 50; Clogston,
o. Curtis, 81.
Ward 3-Town, Mrs Elizabeth c. so;
Girard, Mrs. Sophronia, 50; Warren, Ru-
fus W., S4 Tromblee, George, IS; Kent,
Prentiss j., SO; Kent, Clara A., 81;
Brown, Davis, 81; Harran Charles, 50;
Harran, Sarah F., so; Yeti, Mrs. Sarah,
81; Latouche, Daman, So; Pierce, Adeline
A., Sc; Gleason, Mrs. Mary, 81.
Ward 4-Greenwood, Mrs. Eliza, "a;
Lane, Mrs Sarah w, s6; Smith, Mrs.
Catherine, 81; Bailey, Mrs. Olive E., So;
Gleason, Mrs. Ellen j., SO; Fifeld, B. f.,
IS; Clark, Mrs. Betsy A., 81 Jordan,
Mrs. Sarah A., ST. Gleason. Mrs. Parma
L., 02; Howe, Mrs. Jennie f., so.
Ward 5-Catie, Eli. 50; Desaulniers,
Calsxtes, s5 Phinney, Mrs. Sarah f.,
81; Smith, Mrs. Abbie NJ, s8; Mailbot,
Mrs. Lucy, 50; Waterman, George H.,
SO; Turner Betsy j., 81; Hathaway,
Lucy E., 81 away Worthen, George
L., SO; Congo, Angelina, 96; Knapp, Mrs.
Anna, 92.
Ward 6-St. Rock, Joseph, 81; Cum
mings, Mrs, Sarah, 50; Shambo, Mrs.
Mary p, SO; Dudley, Sarah p, 81 Law
renee, Ellen f., 81; Richards, Elsina H.,
'6; Morey, Mrs. Julia p, 81; Mcmahon,
Patrick, 81.
Gov. II. r. Graham left to-day for
d. c. where he attends this
week meeting of the New England gov
rnors with representatives of President
wilson relative to getting more coal for
he states they represent. Many of the
plants in these states will have
o shut down unless there is great deal
nore coal sent here than has
cen sent The concerns that will suf
er most, according to the information
iven out by the fuel administrator, are
he little creameries in the towns of Yer
lont Hardly any of these have con.
racts and unless they have them or
hose who buy for them have contracts
hey will be unable to get coal. The fuel
administrator is receiving many letters
rom concerns of this nature. The say
othing relative to price but want coal,
lore particularly soft coal
But little of public interest was done
{ the meeting of the state board of con- ]
-ol Tuesday afternoon. 1t was but
lree-hour session. The report of lnsur-
nee Commissioner j. G. Brown relative
, the insurance carried upon the state
roperty was under consideration but the
after was left for further consideration. I
he loss at the state prison was carried I
Y the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance h
0. of this city and the report of the d
loss was made. A delegation 0
ON the labor men appeared before the 7
,ard relative to factory inspection, i
lille the matter of an appointment Of
Iperintendent at the industrial school [
d not come up for consideration, j. +.
'eeks, director of state institutions, W
wing not yet selected the man he want u
to recommend for the boards approx r.
of appointment. 1t is very probable O
at an assistant almost as good as the c
perintendent will be secured This is :
lie, said one of the board last evening,
the fact that the school has grown so II
rye that it needs two men. Director o
eeks leaves this week for Boston, D
here he will confer with applicants for
e position. II
Judge Z. NJ Harvey and States At "
ney 4. r. Davis went to Northfeld 7
is morning for the hearing in the cases i i
State against Thelmer Yacvonio, on =
70 counts, charged with illegal keeping =.
intoxicating liquor with the intent to =
Il and illegal selling; also the case {,
ainst Giovanni Yacvonio, the womans =
sband, who is charged with illegal =
eping of intoxicating liquor with the =. ~
tent to sell. !,
Miss Ruth Brown who has been en- II
,yed in a library in Waterbury, Conn, n
: some months, is expected home this 10
ening for few days vacation before 81
,uming her duties as secretary of the i,
rmont free public library commission, y,
which she was elected to succeed Miss n
becca Wright, who resigned. -
Report has been made TO the state in
,bation officer that Everett Hood, who le
; some time ago moved to Topsham I
carry on a farm, has moved his fam Ie.
back into the cart in which he lived Hi
en- his child was killed by the Central 70
rmont railway train some weeks since; Pl
/ the matter is under investigation. le.
-sons riding on the train some nights nu
&c saw light in the cart. An inves tn
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