The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-30

ated large magazine agency He is
survived by his parents and one brother,
Raymond Dwaell of this city; his wife,
Mrs. Lillias (Palmer) Dwineli, whose ma
tive home was in Georgia, and a step
son, Stephen Palmer, in Camp Deyens.
The funeral occurs at 8 O'Clock Wednes
day afternoon from the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Dwinell.
Mrs. Carlo Bianchi was arrested this
morning on the charge of larceny OF two
pecks of string beans from the garden
OF George Norway This is one of the
community gardens on Langdon meadow.
Mrs. Bianchi pleaded not guilty and a
hearing was set for 2 o'clock this after
noon. 1t is alleged that she took the
beans about o'clock Monday morning.
This is the first time in two years that
there has been any indication Of petit
thieying there. Three witnesses were
summoned for the hearing this after.
noon.
Gregory Jangraw, who was arrested
last night by the police, appeared in city
court this morning, pleading guilty to
intoxication. He was fined SIS and costs.
which he was unable TO pay at that time
but thought he would be able to secure.
In city court Monday afternoon the
trial of the case of Charles Lull vs. Mrs.
Joseph Coates was held. This is a suit
brought to recover back pay which the
plaintiff claimed the defendant had not
paid according to contract, for employs
ment in the defendants livery stable.
Several witnesses were heard who seemed
to give evidence in favor Of the defense
The court did not announce its decision
in the matter.
John +. Weeks, director Of state insti-
buttons, was in the city Monday after
noon in connection with the appointment
of DR. Truman Allen Of Waterbury as
superintendent Of the home for feeble
minded. DR.. Allen is in deferred class
in Washington county but Mr.. Weeks
wanted to make sure that no change was
liable to occur. Judge Weeks, while here,
announced that the federal government
is TO use the house Of correction shortly
for the commitment Of federal prisoners
and some will be transferred there in a
short time. This is the result of a re-
quest from the war department made
few days since, when statistics were OBJ
tanned relative to each of the state in.
stitutions, and last week one Of the fed
eral government representatives with
Judge Weeks visited the house of cor.
rection The representative spoke com
plimentarily Of the institution, stating
that it was second to none in the manner
in which it is conducted ard that %
prisoners will be transferred to the in
stitution as soon as il can be arranged.
The house of Charles Cory on the
| East Montpelier road was hit by light
ming sometime Sunday evening. The bolt
came into the house on the telephone
wire. burning quite little on that side
Of the house Thomas Cory, his father,
who was in the city Monday afternoon,
stated that a carpenter would be needed
to make repairs on the building None
Of the family was affected BY the bolt.
w. G. knight OF Newbury, chairman
Of the Orange county local board, arrived
here last night to complete the arrange
ments for three y@hg men from Orange
county who leave here this afternoon for
Syracuse n. Y, where they Join Others
IN training for guard duty at ports Of
embarkation and it is understood for
ports of debarkation as well, which
means these boys will see service in
France Mr. knight and his board have
THE work Of the new draft well cleaned
up in his county His delinquent list has
been removed so that with Washington
and Windham counties, Orange has
Joined the list Of those in which every
registrant Of june 5 has been accounted
for Those going to-day to Syracuse
were L, W. Rugg Of Fairlee, n Nj Allis
of Post Mills, G, +. Flint Of Chelsea.
There is not a negro in Orange county
to be shipped with the Is of that class
from Vermont OF the call for a dozen
men to 20 to Tufts college the middle Of
August some Is have signed self-induc-
ton papers, so that there is sure to be
enough to fill vacancies.
Mr. and Mrs d. A. Forgue and Miss
Elsie, their daughter aotored to Hard
wick Sunday, where they were guests OF
Mrs. Walter Rochelle
Fred Laird, ir, Of Boston, was home
over Sunday, He has been transferred
to naval aviation and will take two
months training for that service. He
expects to qualify to fly.
Henry Laird, who severed an artery in
one wrist, is recovering although not
vet able to get back to work
Prof Clyde Hi, who left Monday
evening for Springfield, Mo-, to begin his
new duties at the head Of the state nor
NAL school for a year, after which he
becomes professor in Cornell, was pre-
sented an appropriate gift by the stenog
raphers in the department of education
Prof. j. D. Whittier left last evening
for Rutland relative to work on the boys
and girls clubs this summer
The board Of control will hold a meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the State
House.
The records of the Montpelier city
court show that the charges Of murder
against John, Freeman Morton and Fred
S,rnetser and Mnsns Dndlev have henn