The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-23
MONTPELIER

G. A. Kennedy Of Coaticook, r. O.,
came here this morning TO take home
with him Charles W. Kennedy, whom the
authorities placed in Sheriff +. II.
Tracy's custody for safekeeping because
of his queer actions Sunday night at the
Pavilion hotel and other places. He was
chasing butterflies and birds, taking his
hat off to the pictures on the walls and
hes did few other peculiar things, ac-
cording to the opinion OF those who saw
the man.
A. w Daley has leased the city hall
in Montpelier for the purpose Of showing
the Paragraph Of the world series in
baseball He has received notice that
the series will commence Oct. l. Ii Is
expected II may run for nine days, al
though probably it will not,
Dorothy, the small child Of Mr.. and
Mrs w L. Perkins, is suffering with a
broken collar bone received while accom-
panying her sister along the sidewalk
recently in the neighborhood Of their
home. The child fell, striking with suffi-
cient force to break the collar bone
Miss c. Olive Bennett is taking a va
cation for a week from her duties in
the fish and game office and is at her
home in Danville.
The will Of Abba M Smith, late of
Montpelier, was proved in probate court
to-day G. II. Dale has been appointed
administrator, with will annexed, Of the
estate Of +, W. Morey, late ofthat town.
Joseph Rioux Of Barre has been APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
Edmund Rioux. late of Barre. Irving
f. Ellis of Mortified has settled his
annual account of fund created from
the last will and testament of Polly d..
Russell, ate-of Mortified. A. G. Til
den Of Barre has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Helena II. Cor
don, late Of Barre.
Charles Def Bancroft has completed
his work Of taking the names Of de-
ceased persons from the headstones in
cemeteries and finds that in MoHtpel-
Ter before 1870 there were l,2S0 buried
and while in East Montpelier he found
800 persons were buried in the same
length Of time. 1t il part Of the work
which the city is doing as provided un-
der the last legislature for more com
plete record in the secretary of states
office. Some 5000 births, deaths and
marriages will be reported to the secre.
tary in addition to what he now has on
record
The case of State VS. Bolis Union in
Montpelier city court was completed this
morning by Union paying fine of 81
and costs The matter has been under
fire for two weeks. Union, after plead
ing guilty to keeping hogs contrary to
the statutes, was given a few days in
which to sell the hogs. He delayed this
matter so long that finally the district
health officer had to get after the man
again, with the result that the hogs were
removed last week and. the penalty inn
posed this morning. The matter II n.
Mont keeping hogs at his place on Barre
street has been referred to the city
grand juror for action.
With the view of identifying the land
back of the State House, part of which
was recently decided to the state by
Katherine Viles. Governor Clement on
Saturday showed to some eight men rep
resenting land scape architecture, the
land which is under consideration These
included Augustus Saint Gandens, Cor
nish, N. H., James Greenleaf, New York,
Mr.. Meyer, New York, Mitchell Ken
dali, New York, Charles Noon, Detroit,
Mich, and others.