The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-12
MONTPELIER

Eugene Roy was in city court Thurs
day on the charge of riding bicycle on
the sidewalk Wednesday, to which he
pleaded guilty and paid a fine of So and
costs. Mr.. Roy, who is a granite manu-
facturer, rode his machine from the Elks
club ON Barre street TO the foot of the
Hubbard street hill There has been con-
siderable complaint about boys riding on
the walks but this is the first about men.
Ben Coates, who was arrested last week
on the charge Of larceny of S25 from a
man in Plsinfield, appeared in city court
Thursday afternoon and paid fine of
S25 and costs Of Sll70 after which he
went back to Plainfield to work on a
farm.
The state board of medical registration
has sent to the secretary of states Office
list of the doctors who recently passed
examinations and registered in the state
for practice These inelude Roscoe f..
Avery of Burlington, Alfred y. Blaekhall
of Schenectady. n Y, John p. Brennan
of Poultney, Phillips n. Davis of Bur
lington, Franklin P Dwinell Of Calais,
Wilbur NJ Emerson of Bangor, Me-, John
Il. Free of Burlington, John p. Goodrich
of Burlington, Walter L. Hogan of New
York, William J. KANE of Brattleboro,
Harrison H. Letter of Burlington, for.
merly of Montpelier, Lawrence Leonard
Of Londonderry, Arthur +. Perley Of
Worcester, Mass, Berkeley NJ. Parmelee
Of st. Adams, Clealand A. Sargent OF
Burlington. Herbert K. Stiles Of West
Chazy, N. Y, Alan B. Taylor of Mooers,
N. Y, Fred G. Welehel of Conner, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Speyer, who were
called here by the death of Mrs. John NJ.
Avery, have gone to their home in Ii
conderoga, n. Y.
H. c. Robbins, who was architect of
the new state building, was here to-day
relative to some work to be arranged.
Col. H. T. johnson returned last even
ing from reviewing the battalion of the
home guards OF New Hampshire that
took place at Berlin, n. H., yesterday.
These are organized along similar lines
to those in this state excepting their
company is composed of IS men and they
have a machine gun company in addition
to the infantry. The battalion is having
a weeks muster.
The following men to-day made sppli.
cation for enlistment as seamen IN the
navy: Clayton Childs of Montpelier, who
was accepted; Bernard Coates of Plain
field, accepted; Albert Bertrand of Barre,
rejected, and Tracy A, Ray Of Roxbury,
rejected.
In probate court this morning the will
Of G. d. Edgerton, late of Mortified, was
proven and Mrs. Edgerton made applica-
ton to be appointed Administrative, r.
N. Whitney who was named as executor,
having died. Miss Ellen and Mary 9.
Grahame of Montpelier settled their &C
counts as administratrixes of the estate
of Edmund Grahame, late of Montpelier.
The following men have been sent to
the army from the local recruiting office:
Harold r. Mahood of Essex, TO coast ar
tillery; Pierre A. 0sier of Montpelier, to
the same; Harry P. Lawrence of Mont
pelier. To field artillery; Robert NJ
Byrnes of Scotia, N Y, TO cavalry.
Gov. II. +. Graham was in Burlington
Thursday and reviewed the signal corps
and the mechanics who have been in
training there, the latter of whom leave
this week for different camps, while the
signal corps win 60 to some camp next
week
State Auditor Benjamin Gates and
Bank Commissioner II. G. Williams to-
day made their annual examination of
the books of State Treasurer w. +.
Scott.
Private William Milo, of the coast ar
tillery, stationed in Rhode Island, is Wis
iting his family for a few days. He is a
cobbler of the regiment.