The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-08
MONTPELIER

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the Waterbury team ON the Price mead
ow in Middlesex Sunday afternoon by a
score of to 0.
r. A. Briggs left to-day for White
River Junction, to look after the Wash
ington county agricultural display, which
he has collected in the county.
Willard z. Thomas, the new secretary
Of the Community club, who will also
have charge of the athletics in Mont
pelier high school, arrived Sunday morn
ing. This afternoon the committee
named for the purpose of ascertaining
what can be done about adult member
ships will meet. 1t is also thought that
the committee relative to engaging the
old Y, NJ. G. A. quarters may have a re-
port ready. The same drawback that the
last named organization had to meet is
facing the Community club if they take
the quarters, namely high coal ex-
pense each season, for the equipment
is not sufficient to heat the building.
Roy Getman of the navy is spending
couple of days with Mrs. Getman.
Fred Dodge, who has been spending
few weeks in the city, left last night
| for his home in California. He recently
sold his interests in property on Worces-
ter branch. In the last 10 years he has
come east each summer. He has a large
and profitable molk route in his new
home in California
Charles Silloway, who has been spend
ing short time here, has gone to his
home in Minneapolis, MINI.
Sheriff + II. Tracy left this noon for
White River Junction, where he will
have charge of policing of the state fair
grounds again this season rs he has since
the first fair occurred. He takes with
him this year Sheriff j. H. Allen Of Bur
lington, Deputies H. c. Lawson, Dan
Campbell, A. A. Emery of Montpelier
John Plunkett of Mortified, George
Grandfield of Fayston, V. A. Dillingham;
Of Waterbury, Dennis Donahue of Gran
itevile, Police Officer E. d. Sloan OF
Montpelier, Deputy Chief of Police Harry
Gamble Of Barre, Deputies George Howe
of Barre, Wallace Fairbanks Of Spring
| field George Tracy of Chelsea and W H,
Billings of Sharon.
Mason S, Stone is acting governor
again, Gov p. w Clement being in
New York for a few days. Adjutant
General H. T. Johnson, who was with
the governor at Rutland during the fair
returned home Friday evening.
Allen Yeti Of Burlington visited with
relatives in the city Saturday evening.
The driver of automobile number
2l623, registered by the Cooley Wright
company Of Waterbury, was somewhat
surprised Saturday forenoon when an
officer in Montpelier stopped him be
cause his front number plate could not
be read Investigation also showed he
was operating his machine without a
rear number plate. He went TO the sec
rotary of states office, where he OBJ
tanned authority TO place the front plate
at the rear N the car and then have a
painter decorate the front end OF the
car with numerals The officer refused
to allow him to run his car and kept
his machine at the head of State street
until he returned with authority "a
move t.
The chancery matter Of Pedro Monti
r. Iglisas and Luis Caiigal vs., Ulpiquanc
| Ala has been brought, the injunction
having been signed BY Judge z. S. Stan.
ton, restraining the defendant from sell
ing property until an accounting take,
place in connection with the matter
which is the result Of an effort to dis
solve the partnership Of the Z. Ala Gran
lite company, and in which the plaintiffs
claim they have been damaged about
$1,000 by the action Of the defendant.
John Stanyan leaves tomorrow foi
Lancaster n H., where he plays clario
net for the fair with Movers band o.
Concord, n II. He has played with tn,
organization at this fair for seyera
years
T. B, Miller of Springfield Mass, i
visiting with Mrs. w. +, Poole, hi
daughter
| Jesus Ala has sold to M G. Abasca
property in Moretown known as tn,
Brock property and originally sold t.
Willie Gordon.
| r. G, Brown, insurance commissioner
left to-day for Hartford, Conn, TO at
tend the annual meeting of the Nation
al Association Of Insurance Commission
ers OF America.
Miss Linda Crane has resumed hel
work as telephone operator at the Stat,
House. after a weeks vacation that was
passed at her home in Middlesex. Mis-
Eula Kelley has resumed her work a.
! stenographer in the state treasmer's Of
fee Miss Adelaide Teachout has re
turned to her duties in the secretary o.
states Office while Miss Margaret Kick
ley to-day commenced vacation,
part Of which will be passed at hel
home in Burlington.
Guy Batchelder formerly of Mont
pelier, now with the +. r Ley Construc
tion company Of Springfield, Mass, il
visiting in the city.
Miss Madge Warren has returned e
work in the office of the secretary O.
state after a two weeks vacation.
w. D. Walker, who is in charge O
federal aid project in Hardwick, wa
in town over Sunday.
i. II. Walton Of Springfield, Mass.
has been appointed Inspector of the fed
eral aid project in Fairlee, and was a
the state engineers Office this morning
getting the data connected with the Job
/. William Barrett Of Montpelier is work
ing in the state engineers Office a.
craftsman. He goes back to Norwiel
university the last of the week
Benjamin Gates, state auditor, to-da,
checked up the dockets in the count,
court for 1918 and 1919, The checkin,
OF the disbursement has occurred afte
each term Of court.
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