The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-26

Illness ol pUeuuOnids lac - ~ NSaIs VI
age and was a son of Mrs. Oscar Lind
say. He was born in Lebanon, n. H., but
had lived in Montpelier much of his life.
He is survived by his wife, who was
Della Lamery; two sons, Harry and Al
fred; his mother, a brother who is in
France, two brothers in Lisbon, n, H.
and two sisters in Woodstock. The flu
neral occurs at o'clock Friday after
noon.
Frank Gonyeau and Miss Ethel Will
liams of Montpelier were married on
Wednesday evening by Rev, l.. c. Carson
the ceremoney being performed at the
parsonage.
The committee relative to the industry
in Boston that win come here if $4,000
is raised will make its report this even
ing at a business mems meeting, when il
will be ascertained what action can take
place.
At the meeting Of the city council, held
Wednesday evening, the council voted to
drop the matter of a service flag and to
erect a roll Of honor from this city The
council also approved the action Of the
mayor in instructing the police depart.
ment that he wanted strict regulations
governing the pleasure driving Of auto,
mobiles next Sunday. The women's COM
mittee Of the Liberty loan committee,
were given the use of the hall the even.
ing OF Oct. !, following the arrival OF
the relic car The toard between Gilbert
| Pereau's on Berlin street and L. p. Law
rence's on Hill street was voted diseon-
tinued The council voted to pay its
share Of the support of the Washington
county farm bureau, namely S33l.0l
| Woodroe street will be relaid TO straight.
en- out some lines G. L. Blanchard and
others owning property have petitioned
| the council for that purpose. The matter
Of committing John Starkey 70 the state
! hospital, pursuant to the request Of the
| municipal court, was referred to the
| proper committee.
In probate court, p s. Howes has set.
tied his account as administrator Of the
estate Of Edward H. Howes, late OF
Mortified, while he has also been ap-
pointed guardian Of Harold Il. HOwes, a
minor, in the U. S. navy.
| Chairman L. p. Slack of the publ,
safety committee Is engaged in the work
OF appointing the committee who viii
handle the matter of the applications fol-
permits to construct buildings and make
| improvements in the state This com,
mittee viii have general supervision Of
| the state and win have assistants in
the large centers in the different counties
| The purpose is TO have man locally
well acquainted with the affairs in each
section of Vermont who will help to take
care Of applications for permits prompt
| ly AT present there are probably doz.
en- requests for permits to make con
struction.
The adjutant general has completed
| his compilation OF the number Of men in
the different classes under the June, 1918
registration in the state, which show Q
total Of 2042 men. Nearly all those
available have gone into service. BY
classes these are: Glass one, 1888; two
| 442; three, 80; four, 1874; five, 4D4.
Local boards of exemption are receiv
ing advice that they win examine al
men they have placed in class ! regard
| less of appeals to the district board OF
the grounds of deferred classifcatons
which will include agricultural as wei
as other industrial claims. This indi
Gates that the war department wants tc
hurry along the registration and classi
| fcation of the registrations, as well al
the making of missionaries, as has
been set forth in previous publications
Because of the malady prevalent II
Montpelier, Mayor +. w Mitchell ha;
wired the surgeon general and the ad
/ infant general Of the IT. 81 army asking
that DR. William Lindsay be given 8
two weeks delay in responding TO the
call order to proceed to training camp
hoping that his departure can be delayed
until after this epidemic is over. Owing
to the fact that the war department ha.
its plans perfected it is hardly thought
probable that the delay will be allowed
! However, Adjt Gen. II. I. johnson ha;
also wired the conditions here, which
may help some Mayor Mitchell is try
ing to locate couple of physicians t
come here temporarily to help out. Foul
physicians are i'll, DR.. j. a. Boucher, DIR
G. t. Chandler, DR. Fl. j. Watson ant
DR.. G. e. Hunt. Dr. Lindsay came tt
the city council chambers last evening
during the session and thanked the coun.
ell for the cooperation it has given him
in his health work. The matter of the
selection Of a health officer during his
absence has been disposed of and at the
proper time the announcement will take
place.