The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-10
MONTPELIER
Major General Edwards Will Arrive in
Montpelier at O'clock.

| MaJ0r-GeneTaI EDWARDS VIII Arrive IN
Montpelier at S O'clock.
| Major General Clarence X. Edwards,
commanding officer of the northeastern
department of fne army, will arrive in
Montpelier about o'clock this after
noon He win be met at the station by
j. B. Estee and H. D. Larrabee from the
! public safety committee and conducted
| to the home of Governor p W. Clement,
where dinner viii be served At s
O'Clock, escorted by Gov Clement his
staff and Capt Sheldon, who was in the
Goth division, which General Edwards
commanded in France, he will 90 to the
city hall and speak TO the citizens Of
| Montpelier. On the stage with General
Edwards will be seated the members Of
the city council public safety committee
and Victory chorus, the latter of whom
win furnish the singing for the occasion,
The Montpelier Military band win play
selections,
Daniel Leno, whom the police have
wanted for some months, appeared in the
police station Saturday afternoon, giving
himself up for arrest. 1t is alleged that
he sold calf to n. Monti, collecting the
money twice, or in ather words getting
money under false pretences. A hearing
will take place March II. He was placed
under 5000 bail, which Joseph Leno, an
uncle, furnished, and the man was re-
leased Leno has been away from the
city most of the time since the warrant
was issued last fall but recently he re-
turned to this vicinity.
Harry Holmes, who recently came to
the Central Vermont railway from Mich
igan has been assigned to the third trick
as ticket agent at the Central Vermont
station in Montpelier, taking the place
Of Louis Gagnon, who has been assigned
to the station at Riverton; and w. S.
Warwick, who has been ticket agent at
! Windsor, which Office has been disContin-
ued, has been assigned to the second oper.
ator's trick at Montpelier Junction. On
! March Is, new ticket tariff will 20 into
effect. In some instances the price will
J be less between stations, while in others
it win be increased. This includes the
| fare between Montpelier and Barre, where
the present understanding is that the
price viii be 20, instead of is cents Per-
sons paying on the train viii have to
| pay 30 cents and take a rebate. An effort
is being made to drop this last provision.
Mr. and Mrs. r. F, Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs.
! G. j.. kingsbury, the men of the party
being associated with the A. d. Farwell
store, have gone to New York for a few
days A. d. Farwell of the same store
returned home Saturday from Boston.
Prof. L. NJ Beach who has been in
charge of the vocational education Of the
department of education OF the state, has
been given leave of absence and is now
connected with the federal board in a
similar capacity, Mr.. Beach will close
his house shortly, and Mrs. Beach is GO
ing to New York,
Alfred Brazier sold his personal prop
erty at auction Saturday afternoon. Ey-
erything sold high, but when the real es-
tate, which was the farm, was placed on
sale, the price bid was so low that Mr.
Brazier declined to complete the sale
Mr.. Brazier has bought his brothers
farm, to which he viii move.
The funeral of John Sexton, who died
Friday night in Pembroke, \. H., oe-
CURED this morning from st. Augustine's
church, Rev. p J. Long officiating. Bur
ial was in the Catholic cemetery.
Sheriff F. H. Tracy was in Mortified
to-day and spoke TO the students in
Norwich university upon prison reform
and penal work
Frank Donovan who was arrested by
the sheriff department Saturday night, in
city court this morning pleaded guilty to
intoxication and was given sentence Of
80 days in the county Jail.
In probate court, Ina Steele of Barre
has been appointed executrix of the es-
tate of G. w Steele, late of Barre. T. II.
Cave, jr, has been appointed administra-
tor of the estate % A, II. Buzzell, late
of Barre,