The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-20
MONTPELIER
County Court Will Reconvene Next Tues.
day Morning.

Nounty IOuIt VIII heCOnVene NeAt 4 ueS
day Morning.
Washington county court will recon
yene next TuesdsN morning when the
court cases on the trial calendar will b,
taken up. The first case set for hearing
is the contested divorce case of Rila
Blondin vs.. Seymour Blondin, intolerablc
severity and refusal to support. 1t is
alleged Blondin is in contempt of court
now by not complying with the court &
order as to the payment OF alimony.
The milk train on the Central Vermont
railway was nearly two hours late Fri
day evening because of the derailment of
its engine in the Waterbury yards. 1t
blocked the track. The northbound and
southbound evening passenger trains
went through on a siding, so that traffic
wss delayed but little. As far as could
be learned no damage to the milk train
equipment occurred.
| Will i, Davis. who was in this section
of the state on farm loan business, went
to his home in Rutland last evening. Mr..
Davis is member of the board of con-
troll and during the afternoon looked
after some of the work at the State
House.
Deputy Probation Officer Charles
Smith was in Granitevile Friday, where
he arrested T.. NJ. Decastro on the charge
of breach of probation. Decastro admit
ted that he went out of the state with
out advising the probation officer but
claimed that he left the matter OF max
ing the reports to relative and was sur
prised when he learned they had not been
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set when her husband was arrested, so
that after. the man was brought before
the court and the story told, the court
sent the man back to his home, continu
ing him on his probation.
Frank Tomasi has received a letter
from John Tomasi, his brother, who is in !
France with the American expeditionary
forces, saying that he is still in the hos
pital and that his condition is not i'm |
proving. The cause of his illness has not /
been made known, but his people believe I
that he is suffering with trench feet and +
possibly broken arches His feet have /
swollen a great deal and when he wrote /
his last letter he was suffering with
trouble in his back. There was a rumor
here "a short time ago that he had lost
both feet, but this is denied by the fam
lily.
Neal Roberts, who is training at New
port, II. l., in naval service, called upon
friends at Montpelier seminary to-day.
He is spending the week end at his home
in Williamstown.
Two more changes in the teaching staff
Of Montpelier public schools are TO take
place and teachers viii be selected to fill
in the fourth and sixth grades,
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fourth grade, and Miss Leola Pease, who ,
teaches the sixth grade, having resigned,
Ii was also reported that Miss Green had
resigned but such is not the case, for she
ienied the rumor this morning
Recorder C. H. Heaton of Mount Sinai
.emple on Friday mailed to the members |
If the temple the notice of the ceremo /
iia which will occur in the city hall on
Nay .. This time he has put out book J
ct the front page of which is decorated |
With flags. 1t is expected that quite !
lass of candidates will cross the hot
ands in
In order that the women of the Red c
Sbss may be able to comply with the !
equest OF the national organization in G
he output of the surgical dressings, it /
as become necessary for those in charge q
y SEEK OlHPI tttdIltfr llidiY tHt tupIi w
upied in the postoffice and by arrange g
lent with Judge f. NJ. Harvey they have d
cen granted the use of the city court 3
oom as well as one of the judges rooms,
lhich will give them a better chance. n
he court for the present at least will y
ecupy room next TO his office in the
Tnion block Judge Harvey vacated Fri
ay and the Red Cross expect to be n
-prL f1u in fha raana uax4 NVaaI-
Thomas Lackey of Holyoke. Mass, is
isiting with Mr.. and Mrs Gs Z. Lackey.
is parents.
John Bartlett. who is at Camp Devens,
rrived Friday evening for visit with
is mother.
In the sergeant alarms Office this N
forming the resddressing of some 800 W
lvelopes occurred. The Literary Di. h;
st had mailed TO each member Of the a.
gislature and many state officials let. n,
T, addressing all Of them TO Montpelier. ~
course the sergeant-at arms could -
I'VE declined to accept them. leaving the
,stofiice department TO notify the send y,
: in each instance, but instead thew ~
ere accepted aud the home address Of =
ch person was written on the envelope III
r. ". Simonds. state director OF the tn
iblic service reserve. to-day received 90
ON the war department a call for - a
en- TO 20 into the tank service. Men an
hO have filed applications in the ship mt
hiding department and names of other
rsons who are fitted for. or want to
{ into. that service viii b given an
Portunity. Ne
Motives have been sent % the creditor.
the bankruptcy cases Of Eugene A.
.ase and Joseph y. Guey5n. both OF ia
antpelier. A meeting 81 the creditors ~
I - held in the referees ofies April 81
o. -how cause vhy fraoeeiing- oni
auh not b. dismissed fof lsck ct pro- res
ltin. up