The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-31
MONTPELIER

The regular meeting Of Capital City
grange, No. 469, has been postponed nn-
| til Thursday, Jan. 3, at which time X. y
Collins will install the new officers
Wallace yenable of Bennington, who
has charge of a school union in that sec.
ton OF the state, arrived last evening for
conference with Commissioner NJ. b
Hillegas.
Miss Gladys Topper Of the adIutant
generals Office has commenced to make
| file of the names OF men who have gone
from Vermont into service, This will be
alphabetically arranged and will include
those who went through self-inductlon
and the draft.
Miss Eula Kelley returned Monday
from weekend visit in East Mont.
lpelier
Rev. W. L. Boicourt OF Waterbury Wis
tied court Monday afternoon, accompan'
led BY lot Of boy scouts from the same
town.
Herschel Cooney completes his services
tonight as ticket agent at the local sta
ton. l.. i. Sumner takes his place Mr.
Cooney has been offered Highgate station
which paws considerably more.
In probate court this morning Leroy a
Eastman Of Mortified was appointed ad'
ministrator of the estate Of Edna l.
Locklin, late Of Mortified, and T. A
Birkett of Ferrisburg was appointed ad-
miuistrator of the estate of Aaron Goss
late of Moretown.
Charles Villmaire. who was listed a.
having returned to this country wounded
and at Camp Devens, was some years 9
member Of Company G, having enlisted
in Winooski. He is son of Michael
Yillmaire. He was transferred to the
I0lst ammunition train.
Thus far nothing has been learned Of
Edward ]. Boyay, who is said TO be a
Montpelier boy. returned to Camp Dew
ems as wounded. He, according TO the
newspapers, is a member of the 60th in
fantry and, therefore, it is thought he
had been in service some time.
a daughter was born Monday at Heat
ON hospital to Mr. and Mrs. J.. j. En-.
mons,
Miss Linda Crane, operator at the
State House telephone exchange, Is i'll
and Miss Florence Teachout is taking
her place,
The members of the district board ar.
rived last night and to-day were in SEES
sion. closing up their work. The clerks
in the board have been pushing along the
last part of their work so that they
might vacate the Senate chamber. They
vacated yesterday and to-day are occu-
pying a room on the first floor of the
State House II win probably be short
time before they win have furnished all
the data to the federal government.
The Central Motor company, Inc, Of
Montpelier, has filed articles of associa
ton in the Office of the secretary Of state
for the purpose of doing an automobile
business in Montpelier. The capital stock
il $4,000 and the subscribers are Harry
Soper. Leroy Pichard, Grace Soper and
Ella Pchard.
The help in the office of the secretary
of state are sending the number plates to
the persons who have registered and are
getting the certificates to the registrants.
Since Friday they have sent out over
1000 sets of plates. Nearly all of the
dealers in the state have registered,
which means they have paid their license
tax.
The executive committee Of the Young
Peoples Community club wired Harold
HOLSTER, who was here Saturday night
in conference with them relative TO the
secretaryship Of the club, giving him the
opportunity of accepting the position,
and it is expected that he viii be here in
about one week TO begin work.