The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-25
MONTPELIER
Insurance Suits Have Been Entered in
County Court

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Three cases, in which the plaintiff
| live in Mortified, were to-day entered
in county court. About $4,000 is in
volved. These are Eliseo Gomez anC
Manuel Higuera of Mortified against
the Providence Washington Insuranc,
Co. of Rhode Island, $500 damages fol
non payment of insurance, and $4,000
damages on the neglect of same; also
against the Patriotic Assurance company
for 5000 for non payment OF insurance
and 81 900 for neglect TO pay, and the
Caledonia Insurance company OF Scot.
land, $500, for non payment of insur-
ance. and $4,000, for neglect to pay
These suits are the outgrowth Of the
fire. which took place Nov. s, 1917, when
the stoneshed of the plaintiffs was
burned.
The meeting Of the board of control
is taking place this afternoon, The nrst
matter under consideration is the sched-
ule for support of the state institutions
the coming wear. The fiscal year ends
June 80, and it is necessary that the
schedule be made up before that time.
Major Harvey Goodel went to these in
stitutions last week and obtained the
data. One of the matters that will have
to be decided is that of engaging Gus.
todian for the state geology exhibit IL
il is decided to move it into the new
building.
James Gray, about whom G. L. Lackey
has been irving to obtain information,
did live in Montpelier at one time. be
stopped at James Burke's when here,
and for many years lived in WATERBURY,
Center Many years he was employed
by II. o. Ward of Moretown lie was
a native Of Worcester, Mass, ana mas
relatives living in that place.
Harry Beldon of Waibsfield was in the
city to-day; also Glen Wilkins OF Nor
risyille, and Frank Howe of Northheid.
Leslie Morgan, who was formerly T..
NJ. C. A. physical director here, has gone
to Texas after visit for day here. lie
has recently been appointed instructor,
first class, in the aviation corps and was
assigned to training camp in Texas
p. r. Irwin has returned from short
stay in Bedford, P. @. He made the trip
pv automobile, finding the roads very
Door
Private Floyd Holmes, who has been
VISITING Mrs. James Holt, his mother,
caves tomorrow for Aberdeen proving
amp in Maryland, where he is detailed
'or service. James E. Holt, his half !
brother, leaves the same day for Albany, |
Y. Y, having enlisted in the medical
orps.
Harold Wallis, son of Senator and Mrs.
J. w. Wallis of Waitsfeld, leaves on
Wednesday for Washington, ID. G., where
Ie has been appointed to the mechanical
craftsman department of the ordnance
department. of the army. Soon after his
mployment at the Boutwell,, Milne &
rarnum office in Barre Town, he made
pplieation for mechanical craftsman
york in the army, and last week received
office, stating salary and asking If he
7ould accept such an appointment. His
eply was affirmative and Monday morn
No he received the appointment with ad-
ice to report as soon as possible. He
tired he would report next Thursday
lie will be recalled as the baseball catch
r of Montpelier seminary team a few
ears ago.
Brakeman Brewer, who is employed
! the local ward of the Central Vermont
ailwav. and who was for time en-
loved on the railroads running into Chi
ago, is well acquainted with the road
pom which the accident took place last
aturday morning, when many of the
Wallace circus employees were
illed. He recalls that it is what is
nown as a double block system that is