The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-21
MONTPELIER

Antonio Fasola has been appointed in
probate court as the administrator of
the estate of Edoardo Citrini, late OF
Barre, while G. L. Gee of Cabot has been
appointed administrator of the estate OF
DIN Clark, late of Cabot. The will OF
G. H. Jenkins, late of Waterbury, has
been presented for probate.
Major Fred Martell Of the y. S. AVA
tion corps is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Blanchard. He has been
three years in the Canadian aviation
corps and came back to the United
States, after which he went into the war
department and has been in charge of
important work in Washington, d. G.
Thomas B. Wright of Burlington has
been appointed member of the pub
lie safety committee in place of Rev. d.
j. Sullivan, deceased w. A. Dutton has
been appointed chairman Of the public
service commission in place of r. G. Pa-
con, who has resigned as member of
the commission. The vacancy as a mem
Der has not been filed Allen Martin
of Essex Junction is mentioned for the
place.
Miss NhOilit DttiS Wtub bdth w Bti
work in st. Adams last evening.
G. G. Austin of Highgate and NJ. H.
Alexander of St. Adams were in the
city yesterday to make arrangements for
rooms during the legislature.
Allen Martin, states attorney of Chit
tenden county, was in the city on legal
matters yesterday.
w. S. Teaehout, who is employed in
the Office of the secretary Of state, was
here making arrangement for rooms aft
er Dec. !. Secretary of State Elect Harry
| A. Black was also here.
Mrs, Il. NJ. Harvey, chairman of the
Montpelier home service section, will be
glad to give information concerning al
lotments, allowance and war risk insur-
ance. She can be reached either at her
home, is Liberty street, Montpelier, or
at Judge Harvey's Office.
Judge z. s. Stanton goes to Orange
county in December for what is expected
to amount to about two weeks jury
work. Attorney General Barber stated
in court this morning that the Anna
Felch murder trial probably will not oc-
cur this coming term of Orange county
court because of the large number Of
witnesses that would have to come from
different sections of that county and the
fact that this time of the year finds very
poor travelling.
Robert Osgood and John Norton, who
have been in the Washington county jail
since they were sentenced from Mont
pelier and Barre city courts to the state
prison, were taken to the state prison
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff H. c. Law
son. They have not been taken before
because Of the quarantine against prison
ers being committed to the Institution
while the grip was prevalent.
Gov II. r. Graham has received a long
telegram from the war department, or
dering that the local boards complete
their work so that the reports can go TO
the war department Dec. 10, which
means that some of the boards will have
to get busy to clean up their work, for
there are detailed reports to be made
upon the condition in which the registra-
tion and classification is left. All records
shall be sealed by the chairmen of the
various boards not later than Dec. 10 and
shall then be retained intact to await the
order Of the war department.
Chester A. Longe of Montgomery, who
was mentioned in to-day's casualty list,
is son of Mrs. Elmo Longe. He en-
listed in Company B at Fort Ethan Allen
in July, 1917, and was transferred to the
l03d infantry,
The win Of Clarissa II. Fowler, late Of
Montpelier, was presented for probate
to-day, while that of Lemuel Chandler,
late OF Mortified, was proven. The set
Element of the exeeutrix' account in the
estate of the late George Wilder, father
of the musician, took place in probate
court to-day, there being hearing on
the settlement
The members Of the district board were
at their Office to-day and yesterday clos
ing up their work in preparation for
making the report called for by the gov
eminent