The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-15

Several Judgments Were Given in City
Court To-day.


In the case of d. s. Wheatley VS..
II. Diamond and trustee, judgment was
given in city court this morning by
default. The suit was to recover $50,
but the Judgment will be the amount
OF the bill of goods. In Bonazzi and
Bonazzi vs., c. +. Couplings and trus-
tee to recover $500, the case will be
tried later. In Louis Ala VS.. c. +. Cop
pings and trustee, for $50, the case was
left open, pending the result of the
above case. In the case of n Monte
VS., F. Villa, 5000, Judgment was given
the plaintiff by default.
e. H. Deavitt has settled the account
in probate court of J. T. Severance, as
executor of the estate of Rhoda II. Sew
erance, late of Mortified. Otto John
son of Montpelier has settled his ac-
counts as administrator of estate of
Carl J. w. Anderson and Ella Ali.
quist, late of Montpelier
Testimony was taken this morning
before Judge Z. NJ Harvey in the chan
Gerry matter Of the federal land bank
vs. Frank Bador, ct al, in which an ef
fort is being made to shorten the time
for foreclosure on the property. This
is continuation Of a hearing that took
place last week.
The city meeting, which was 10 have
taken place Dee 80, has been changed
by Mayor Shurtlef until Dec 30, owing
to the fact that the woman's club had
previously been given permission 20
use the hall
Capt Richard Ballard is visiting his
parents in the city and leaves shortly
for service in the Philippine islands
G. +. Lackey went to Brattleboro
this morning to attend a session of
United States district court. There
will be nothing excepting grand jury
business, the petit jury having been
discharged w. Ray whitney, the for
mer postmaster in Franklin. was tax
en- from Washington county jail, where
he was committed, to Brattlehoro for
hearing
Five automobile accidents were re-
ported this morning to the secretary of
state. Charles NJ. Scott of East Frank
lin had one. FRANK Perry OF st. Al
bans reported that the driver of car
No. 2l066 ran into his tPerrys) team.
r. A. Allen Of Brlttleboro reported
running into a team driven by Mr..
Clark of Guilford r Il. Thomas Of
Bristol reported his car hit the team
of John Fitzsommons. George =.
Gaudreau Of st. Adams reported the
accident that took place in Brookfeld
while he was hunting The report OF the
accident in Burlington when Warren
Austin ran into an unknown man Sat
urday afternoon, from the effects Of
which the man died, had not been re
ported this morning w. $. Teachout
Of the office was there few minutes
after the accident took place
George Wells went 10 his home in
St. Adams this morning, after a visit
in Barre and Montpelier
Miss Laura Burbank went to Rut-
land this morning. She will meet John
S, Buttle, commissioner OF industries.
in that city, where hearing relative
to workingmen's compensation will oc-
cur
The engine of he freight train that
was operating between this city and |
Barre, was deraied Sunday afternoon
near the Wells River station in Mont
pelier Some time was used in placing
the engine back on the iron.
David Warden Of Norwich university
was visitor in the city Sunday. He !
has just returned from Turkey, whore |
he had been in relief work for several
months. Harry Salman Of st Johns
bury, also a Norwich student, accom-
panied him Mr. Salman expects to go !
back to Turkey in commercial occu-
patton.
In spite Of the fact that all restric-
tons on operating Of trains were re,
moved Saturday. the trains 4 and 3, |
which were taken off the Central Yer.
mont schedule last week, have not been !
replaced in service and as far as could !
be learned this morning, it does not |
look as though they would be this |
week There is some talk among rail !
road men that if they are not put !
back on the schedule before the Christ |
mas business is over they will not be |
replaced in service this winter. Ii will |
be marked saving in train expenses if |
these two trains do not have to be re-
placed in service during the winter !
months