The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
MONTPELIER
U. S. Marshal Lackey Begins to Look Up
"Siackers"

Deputy United States Marshal George
II, Lackey is investigating to ascertain
how many in Montpelier failed to regis
ter June 5 and to aid him has sent for a
list of the members of Company H. It is
probable that dozen or so failed to reg
ister, but no arrests will be made until
the district attorney issues warrants.
Articles of association have been filed
with the secretary of state by the Cham
plain Country club of st. Adams, which
has capital stock of 10000 with 400
shares. The incorporators are n. ". At
wood, J. w. Hanley, f. Deschenes, w. G..
Twigg, J. w. Wardlaw, +. H. Royce, +. G..
Smith, c. r. Black and J. r. Rich of St.
Adams and Z. T. Bradley of Swsnton.
George Deavitt arrived in the city Sun
day evening from Sacketts Harbor, Madi-
son barracks, located on Lake Ontario
near Waterfowl, n. y, where he is a
clerk in the adjutant's office. Mr. Deav-
lit will spend two weeks in the city with
his brother, Edward H. Deayitt, and 9th
er relatives.
c. Edward Putnam, a student at Am
herst college, arrived in the city Sunday
morning to spend few days with his
father, George X. Putnam, before sailing
for France as member of the Amherst
unit.
William Bartlett, who has been playing
in the orchestra OF the $50 Long Lefty"
company, arrived in the city last evening
to spend few days with his mother and
other relatives.
Persons between the ages of 81 and 81
who did not register June 5 are to be
given every opportunity to do so before
the penalty is imposed, for at the com
ty clerks office this morning it was stat
ed that notice had been received to reg
lister until further informed. Last week
it was understood that Monday would be
the final dav OF grace, but the time has
now been extended indefinitely. Eight
or ten have registered at the clerks office
since Wednesday.
Clair Templeton has completed his du
ties as assistant in the office of the state |
librarian and commenced work this fore
noon in the actuary department OF the
Life Insurance Co.
The condition of Edward Gabree, who /
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia for
! week, was reported to-day to be slight !
v improved but still critical
William Craig of Waterbury spent the |
week end in the city with his wife, who
$ recovering from an operation at the |
home of her sister, Mrs. David Spicer.
Bank officials in the city are optimistic
md predict that Montpelier will buy its
quota, of Liberty bonds, 100000 being
he amount allotted to the city to sub
cribe. Definite figures are not ready to
,e given out until the various banks have
heclSed up, which they are expected to
10 within day or two.
Mrs. Carrie Dolloff returned to-day
rom Lancaster, n H., where she passed
wo weeks with her daughter.
Miss Dorothy Allen has gone to New
FORK City for visit with her sister, be-
NO accompanied to Hartford, Conn, by
Hiss Gertrude Lull, who will spend a
week with her sister, Mrs. Ferris.
Over 200 tickets were sold at the local
'entral Vermont station Sunday to Bur-
ngton and Plattsburg for the excursion,
ain keeping down the size of the crowd.
he special cars were attached to the
ocular train, returning to Montpelier at
0 O'Clock in the evening.
The listers Saturday filed with the city
Jerk their books which show the grand
st of the city to be S76.650.6s, which is
lightly over $1,000 less than year ago.
he falling off was due in part to the
citing of several large estates of veal
nv me who died The total appraised
aluation of real and personal estate Tor
axation is S7,235,05s and the total APP
raised valuation of taxable polls at -
ach amounts to 81 300, making the total
rand list as given above.
Col. II. T. johnson of Bradford was
ppointed commander of the proposed
ew Vermont state regiment by Gov.
raham Saturday. Col. johnson former
: commanded the lst Vermont regiment.
7. w. Russell of this city, formerly adj
liant of the lst Vermont regiment, was
ppointed to serve in similar capacity
the new organization