The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09

elected principal at an increased salary.
Mr.. Shaw was elected chairman and MIR.
Hewitt secretary. The names Of Henry
Holt and II. M. Farnham were taken
from the executive family. l.. ID. Taft
Of Montpelier was elected TO the board
of investment in place of Mr. Shaw, who
was elected auditor in place of Mr.. Lew
is, who went to the treasurership The
executive committee organized in the
evening by electing Mr.. Shaw chairman
and considered the years plans, includ-
ing repairs and the changes in the fac
uty.
Benjamin Gates of Montpelier has set
tied his account as administrator Of" the
estate of Maude Moore late of Mont
pelier. Frank Lafayette has settled his
account in probate court as guardian OF
Perley Lafayette OF Barre Town
The divorce of Carrie Lance of Cabot
W.. L. Clyde Lance Of that town has been
filed in Washington county court
Fred Green of Mortified is taking
Clarence Haskins place in the Rivers
| drug store while the latter is on his va
cation.
Jesse Tebbetts of Cabot was visitor
in the city yesterday.
The resignation of Z. B, Hutchinson,
who has been union superintendent in
Bennington county, has been accepted by
Commissioner M b. Hillegas.
Redfield Proctor was at the State
House yesterday, gathering data con-
nected with the number of men who
went into the war from Rutland county.
Senator and Mrs w. A. Root of Ben
nington called on friends in the city yes
terday. They also visited the State
House. They are enjoying an automo-
bile trip through the state.
Insurance Commissioner J. G. Brown
is enjoying a vacation in New Hamp.
shire.
Cipriano Canales is awaiting reply
from the birmingham, Mass, chief of
police relative to the man who was tax
en- in custody there last Saturday after
biting policeman, and who is claimed
to be either crazy or suffering with the
heat. Cesario Canales, brother of the
above, left Montpelier year ago last
April and nothing has been heard of him,
although relatives have tried to trace
him. He had been suffering a mental
trouble before leaving here, it is said.
The following item, which appeared in
the Boston papers, gave Mr.. Canales a
clue which he hopes may turn out to be
about his lost brother. birmingham,
July 5An unknown man, believed to be
either crazy with the heat or an an
archist, is under arrest at the police sta
1 tion. He was taken from a train about
9;40 this morning on telephone state.
ment that he had been acting queerly.
On being taken to the station he resisted
being placed in the cell and bit the arm
of one of the officers. Officer Taylor met
the 9:42 train from the West and the
unknown, who is powerfully built for
eigner, either Austrian or Pole, about IS
years of age, was taken to the police
station He was mumbIing to himself
and when an attempt was made TO put
him in the cell room he bit Policeman
| Huntington. He was manacled and
| placed in cell. Later he will be
searched and an effort made TO discover
his identity"
DR.. G. II. Burr requests that physicians
| having cases under quarantine July | re-
port same to him, also that heads of
families where no physician is in att
tendance. as the release from quarantine
must come from the district health Off.
Ger.
Messages have been received here that
Lieut. Gov. Mason S. Stone has returned
/ from France, where he has been in Y. NJ.
c. A. work
The board Of control commenced this
morning further sessions on routine state
business, including salaries of state en-
ployes.
The case of John Crozer VS.. the Ham
ilton Carney Lumber company has been
| filed in county court by +. NJ Harvey,
attorney for the plaintiff
Secretary of State Harry A. Black
this morning suspended the following
three automobile operators licenses;
Perley r. Eaton Rutland, for an acct
| dent and not reporting the same: Harold
j. Bruce, Worcester, for alleged opera
tion of car while intoxicated; Patrick
w. OConnor, Bellows Falls, for reckless
driving, of which he had been convicted.
Raymond Wedge, about 90 years Of
age, died during the night after six
months illness of complication of dis
eases. He had lived in Montpelier prac-
| tically all his life. He was a son of Mrs.
Ernest Kaiser, and is survived by his
mother and step-father. He was EN-
ployed for some time by the Tenney com
pany. He was injured several years ago
which materially affected his health The
funeral arrangements are not completed.
Louis Provost, who has been in the
army for some time, has resumed his du-
ties in the Montpelier and Barre Light
& Power Co. office.
| Major and Mrs. T. N. Sanctuary are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Il. H.. Deavitt.
Their sister in-aw, Mrs. Sanctuary, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Macy
on Cliff street.
The regular meeting of the city coun-
ell takes place this evening, when some
! proposition to improve conditions about
Berlin pond will be considered. Some of
the council went this afternoon to the
pond to see the water conditions there.
Dr. Charles Dalton and the other mem
bers of the state board of health were in
Montpelier to-day TO meet the board Of
control relative to their plans for the
coming year.
Miss Julia Holland, who has been suf-
fering infection as a result of having a