The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-03

morning. Deputy Sheriff G. A. Smith
will make the proclamation and will be
in charge of the court this term, coun
ty court being in session and Sheriff
Tracy has matters connected with that,
which he wants to attend The supreme
/ court justices on Saturday consulted
relative to the opinions that they will
read Tuesday morning.
James Welcher, who has sold milk
1 for several years in the city, has given
up his route because of the shortage of
milk
! Miss Eileen Burns has commenced
work in the secretary of states office.
/ She is now associated with Miss Clara
Cooley on the vital statistics for which
the legislature appropriated $4,000 in
the last session to have secured, The
reports are coming in slowly now and
it will take the major portion of a year
| to get the work completed
Lake H, Harrington has gone to Mt,
Airy, n. G., where he has employment
with the North Carolina Granite Co.
Miss Ruth Dutton is taking a vaca-
| ton from the secretary of states Office,
part Of which she win spend with her
sister in Hollis, N. Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Paige, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Duncan and Miss Grandfeld
were in Mortified Saturday evening to
attend wedding reception given to
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Donahue.
Miller's inn was opened Sunday UNI
der the new management. Dinners were
served to IT'S persons, while there were
also many who went to the hotel for
supper.
Mrs Thomas Sherman has completed
her duties in the educa tional depart
ment and has commenced work in the
office of the~state engineer as stenog-
rapher
DIR. NJ. B. Hillegas and State Treasur-
er W. f. Scott will, be in Boston this
week relative TO the teachers retire
ment fund association.
Gov r w. Clement, who spent part
Of last week here, has gone to his home
in Rutland.
Miss Lena Ross, deputy probation Of,
ficer, il in the Office here for few days
in connection with her duties.
Miss Florence Curley has gone to her
home in st. Adams after a visit in the
city.
Miss Jessie Stanton, who was the
guest Of friends in the city, went home
Sunday evening
Dale Jeronime, who has been visit
ing with >his parents here, went back
to Montreal last evening. He was on
a western trip when his brother died,
SO he was not able to get here in time
for the funeral and, in fact, did not
learn Of the death until he returned to
Montreal.
William Bartlett and John Bartlett
Of the Norwich university football team
We're home Sunday Stacy Clark, one
OF the substitutes, was also home
joel" Bartlett carries his left arm in
a sling as result Of the Middlebury-
Norwich game that was PLAYED Satur-
day He vail return tomorrow for an
Nray picture Of the shoulder. Although
1t il possible the shoulder blade may be
injured, il is thought that the tendons
have been pulled apart
Too much "home brew and sar-
castle Eemark by man who had not
enjoyed any Of the home brew about
II o'clock Saturday evening caused
nlix-up that resulted in the police be-
ing called to the Rialto bridge When
they reached the place the trouble was
all over However, those who saw the
affair say that one of the men, against
the other ito, gave q good demonstra-
tion Of pugilistic efforts and that one
Of his opponents received a jammed
nose.