The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-09
MONTPELIER

George Clogston has gone TO Bristol
Conn, where he has employment,
The will Of Amanda Culver, late OF
Barre, was presented In probate court
YESTERDAY
Corporal Alfred 4. Butterfly has been
appointed sergeant of Company | 10 iill
the vacancy caused by James Woods he
ing promoted 10 lieutenant while Otto
Bates takes Mr.. Butteffy's place.
The warm weather of the last few
days has greatly increased the number
of registrations Of automobiles and the
number has exceeded the 10000 mark,
This point has been reached this year
much earlier than last, so that 10000
will be reached IN a few weeks, Il Is eX-
pected That is approximately the mum
her Of licenses granted last year.
Capt J. II. Goodale. 4. y A., who IA
assigned 10 the Albany. n. ~. recruiting
office and has charge of the Vermont ter
rtory, visited the new recruiting Office
in Montpelier Wednesday.
Al the meeting of the board Of health
of Montpelier Wednesday evening Angus
Mcneil was engaged as Waterman Of
Berlin pond the coming summer nj a
wage of 81 day, The wage paid last
year WAS $3.50 Il day. but DIR. William
Lindsay recommended an increase this
year.
A delegation of the residents Of Hill
street IN Montpelier appeared before the
city council Wednesday evening, asking
for running of the lines Of the street and
then the making of repairs TO put the
street in fiji condition for travel so that
two teams can meet without one OF them
getting into the ditch. The street com.
mitee was authorized to run the lines
and then make necessary repairs. The
city hall will be used next Tuesday even
ing by Montpelier seminary in a public
meeting 10 start its campaign on the en-
dowment, The repairs OF the sidewalks
took up considerable time. Several
streets were named. upon which repairs
are needed, the total expense of which |
was estimated at least 81, 100 and would |
probably exceed that The street com
mittee was authorized to repair tar and |
plank walks but the concrete walks will |
be considered at later meeting. Super |
intendent Chimney of the water depart
ment was authorized to install meters in 1
the stonesheds unless the owners stopped
allowing water 10 run to waste. There
seem to be several OF the owners who
are doing this. The Womans club
claimed that some repairs were needed in
the toilet in the rest room and the prop.
erty committee was authorized TO en-.
ploy plumbers They then asked for in.
struction to have the lanitors whip the
carpet, to which the council took excep.
tions, but voted to give the property
committee authority to hire it done be.
cause the janitors have not been allowed
N hopa htpp -. ID NIT he
room in the past.
The following persons appeared in
United States district court Wednesday
in Montpelier. six for first papers and 10
for second papers First papers Alex
Quebec; Joseph Boisyert Montpelier,
Province of Quebec; Isaac Cooling Mont
pelier Center, England; Gacomo Del Ri.
Italy; Luigi Nignati, Mont
peier Italy Applied for second papers;
Michele, Anzalone, Woodbury., italy; /
Angus J. Beaton, Cabot, Province Of Que.
pec Napoleone Benedini, South Rvegate, /
Italy; Enrico BaiRossi, Waterbury,
Italy; Carlo DiMoro, Montpelier. ltaly;i
Thomas b. Ellis, Morrisyille, Province of
Quebec; Antonio Y Rosseau Royalton, !
TbNiiitt VI Aufbtf4 AfuiIo4 hQssl. W hLEfe
Jury, Italy; Joseph P. Roy, Morrisville, :
Province of Quebec; Gerolamo A. Trent, !
Waterbury, Italy.
The funeral of Frank II. jenkins, who
lied at the sanatorium in Pittsford sun.
ay, was held in Bethany church, Mont !
'eier yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. S. 4. Bloomfield officiating. Burial :
vas in Green Mount cemetery in Mont
elier. The bearers were Herman Camp.
ell Elmer Clark, Mr. Mason aud Charles
ampbell, all Of Montpelier, Those from
distance who attended the funeral were
V, Il, Jenkins, a brother, and James y
duncan. a half brother, both Of Cook Y
hire, r. O. and sister, Mrs William Y
tacy of Lime Ridge, P Q, They re. y
lrned TO their homes this morning y :,
Commissioner of Education Hilegas y
as received from the Vail school the an :
relative to the graduating
xercises of the school, which take place =.
lay Is TO Is. II includes a banquet at ~
ne Hotel Lyndon Monday evening; class ~
ay, Tuesday morning, the presidents =,
ddress being by Lee r. Miller and the o.
program occurs Wednes- ~
ay morning. Addresses will be made
Y Gov II. + Graham and Commissioner %
lllegas, while the presentation OF the w
plomss will be made by I. n, Vail, =
Iednesday evening graduation ball
ours in music hall. The admission is =
Y invitation only.
The board Of registration of nurses is |
session in the State House. II is the
rgest class in recent years, some IS
king the examinations several of q
hon. II is understood, will 90 10 the n
ed Cross service if they pass the ex 50
ninations. Drs. Hawley and Gale are g