The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-06
MONTPELIER

visited III the clLy ana lett Inns afternoon
for st. Johnsbury. Mr. Archibald only
smiled when asked if he was looking aft
er his fences.
If the present arrangements are COM
pleted a memorial service will be held
at the Center church in East Mont
pelier at 2 o'clock next Sunday after
noon In memory Of Private Cyrus John
son, wis was killed with the forces in
France.
A hearing took place to-day before
Judge L. p Slack in the case Of Fl. L.
Sparrow, ct al, VS.. the Vermont Savings
bank of Brattleboro, in which the plain
tiffs seek to recover the sum Of $4,000,
which it Is claimed that the defendants
held as trust fund. This is case de-
veloping out Of the case In which Harry
Bailey, Harriet Bailey and Mrs. Lowe
have been plaintiffs at different times in
the last few years. The attorneys are
Plumley and Plumley and H. c. Shurt-
left for the plaintiffs, John Harvey and
R. G. Bacon for the defense.
Miss Anna Lewis and Rose May Lewis
of Chelsea stopped in the city Monday.
DR.. Clara i. Gary of Boston arrived
Monday afternoon to spend vacation
in the city.
Frank E. Howe of Bennington, can
didate for the Republican nomination for
governor, who is in the Heaton hospital
here, is reported more comfortable to-
day. He had a good nights rest.
II the new draft regulation Of Is to 40
years Of age goes into effect, upon the
basis of IL per cent Of the first regis
tration there will be about $500 men
to register In Washington county. Gov.
Graham this morning received a long
telegram from the war department Civ
ing the machinery for the registration,
which viii take place in September, it
is expected now. The date is not named
in the information. This viii mean that
each local board will have to secure ex
ira help for the number of persons who
did the work in the first draft will not
be sufficient to handle this. The machin
cry in Vermont is perfected excepting
the additional help that viii be needed.
Based upon IL per cent, there will be
about $4,000 registrants in Vermont
when the registration takes place.
Two cooperative concerns have filed
articles of incorporation In the secretary
of states Office. They are the Northern
Vermont Creamery company of Holland,
with capital stock of $4,000. The pa
pers are signed by .E j. Streeter, La
Bounty and Judd Of Morgan, A. c. Cur
tbs Of Holland and 20 other men in Or
leans county The second company is
the Windsor County Cooperate Farmers
exchange, with offices at White Rover
Junction These papers are signed by
Adm Dana of Windsor, i. W. English
of Woodstock, G. ID. Bailey o. Rochester,
Howard Bros. Of West Hartford, w. Fl.
Mack Of Ascutneyville and G. A. Bel
KNAPP of Cayendish.
The fatal accident in which Joseph
Brown, jr,, of Starksboro was injured
and died July 80, las been reported to
the commissioner Of industries office.
He was employed by the Bristol Last
Block company and leaves wife and
three children. He was injured the pre-
ceding day and was taken to Fanny Al
len hospital for care.
Judge George Stowe of Chelsea was in
the city yesterday.
Fred c. Smith Of Middlebury has been
in Montpelier for a couple of days.
Gov Graham has appointed as dele
gate from Vermont TO attend the annual
meeting of the national organization of
pharmacists, #. D. Pierce of Barton, who
Is a member of the state board. The
meeting convenes in Chicago August IL.
In the state treasurers Office this
morning the apportionment Of the state
road mileage money was taking place.
It will be about the same as last year.
A meeting Of the directors of the board
of trade took place Monday evening,
when the matter Of freight rates between
the quarries and this city were discussed
and committee named 10 consider the
matter with committees from other or
CARNATIONS. The board did not feel that
It should spend time going to New York
for a conference with the shirt factory
corporation until it was known what the
attitude of the company was in the
matter.
Judge 2. S. Stanton Of Roxbury was
in the city this morning. He is the pre-
siding Judge at the September term of
county court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maroni have
bought of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maroni
lot of land on Wheelock street.
Joseph etiquette was in city court
this morning on the charge of intoxica-
ton, to which he pleaded guilty. Joe
was picked up near the D. X. Lille
house on College street Monday evening.
He had decided that II was fitting
place to sleep and was getting ready to
40 to bed when Officer A. A. Emery saw
him. Joe said he got his liquor in Con-
necticut, but the court thought he would
be able to change his mind If he reposed
little while in the county jail, so he
was sent there for that purpose.