The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-16
MONTPELIER

The police of Montpelier were notified
yesterday to put in effect the automobile
regulations connected with the opera
tion of cars on the streets. The author
tiles are being toned up on these regu-
lations. Last year the police turned a
large number of names over to the pros
ecuting officers, but no results occurred
This year the people appear to have tax
en- advantage of that and several com
plants have been made,
Miss Esther Hathaway Of the state
purchasing agents Office is i'll.
Miss~Clement, daughter of Governor
Clement, passed day in the city thi:
week.
William Breidy, c. M. Burnet and A
H. T. Wright of the firm of Fackier 4
Facker. accountants in New York, have
! commenced their work of examination o.
the National Fire Insurance SO This
examination occurs once in five years
| and is made at the expense of the state
The legislature appropriated 10000 FOL
the purpose. BY making thorough ex
animation il does away with the insur
| ance commissioner of every state making
an examination, according to the state
meut made in legislature The men whit
are hare are hiring young men to assis
| them in the work. Other examiners hav
used several women, but this year mel
are being employed
Supreme court took recess Wednes
| day morning following the competiol
Of the Windham county ease OF Lavell
vs., the Central Vermont railway. whlc
was argued in the morning. This vii
| give the attorneys who are preparing I
re argue the cases that they had sub
mitted to Justice Haselton, a chance t
prepare their cases.
The settlement Of the estate Of Mr.
Philip DUDE of Barre Town was not com
pleted in probate court Wednesday, th
court having extended theftime that tn
husband of the deceased might come her
relative to his share in the estate. 1t az
pears that some time ago he left for tn
Northwest and has been living in tina
country. that since lie left his wife die
and also a son, Nelson, the latter {
whom died in service in France. Mr.
DUDE. while her husband was in Canada
made a will in favor of George Depu
and Hattie Martell, her own children
but Mr.. DUDE has been located since tf
will was presented for probate and WI
come here, il is understood, in conne
ton with the final settlement OF Il
case.
Mrs. Ersila Holt of Waitsfield has bee
appointed executrix of the estate of Re,
ben Bates, late of Waitsfeld
Jack and Minnie Maloney of Northfie
} have taken an appeal from the disallov
anee of their claim by the commissions
against the estate of John Rose, late
(, Mortified. They claimed that no
. they held for $500 should have been a
lowed.
Montpelier seminary baseball team r
= turned Wednesday night from st N
chaels college, where they defeated q
! team there by score Of 8 to in a ia
!, game. st. Michael's played the san
team that they used when they m
n | Norwich university recently. Duba
+ fine pitching and hitting were the fe
lures of the game, while Gransi is e
titled to second honors for it was !
g home run that started things goi
/ for the Montpelier boys Duba got thr
: singles, Granai home run and a do
! Bile. Duba struck ont 10 men and |
4 lowed three hits Hamel allowed nj
= hits and struck out nine. He was
. lieved in the seventh by Clifford. Doolt
' former Montpelier boy, who made
!. nice home run, the only score st. y
= chael's obtained.
The probate Judges of the state gal
cred in the courtroom of the coun
courthouse Thursday for the purpose
discussing the new laws that have be
made by the legislature, that unifo
understanding of the Interpretation
the laws would be had in the several d
tricts. Eleven of the Ia judges attend
the meeting, which was presided over
Judge Frank Martin of Barre, who
the president of the judges ASSOCIATE
G. w. Groom of st. Adams was in
city yesterday in connection with @
trail Vermont railway matters, of VIII
y he is assistant superintendent
u Groom returned few days ago fir
fy California, where he, with his wife, w
3. to see his aged father, who is in p
health
n Travelling Conductor Common of
n, Central Vermont railway was in the c
n yesterday.
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