The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-04
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oNtbhnt az dhiilHlHliNttlN III fitbNNN
court of the estate Of Ellen B, Spaulding,
late of Waitsfeld.
Gov. p w. Clement. Maj H. u. Good
ell and Adit. Gen. II, 7 johnson are. at
tending the Rutland fair.
At special meeting Of the directors
Of the Heaton hospital the following Off
GERS were elected: Charles d. Mather,
president, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of the late NJ f.. Smile; II. G.
Gleason, the present vice president, de-
clined to serve in that capacity; James
M. Boutwell, was elected treasurer and
John F. Adams and Miss Eliza A. Davis
were elected to the board Of directors
Miss Davis is at present employed AS
nurse at the Langdon home and is also
a graduate of Heaton hospital. This is
the first time that a woman has been
elected TO the board of directors since
the establishment of the hospital.
The annual stealing of vegetables has
commenced at the community garden,
according to statements that have been
made by persons who have gardens there.
The beans and corn are being taken for
the most part at present.
Arthur Foley mas resumed his work as
janitor in the state building
Frank Reynolds has commenced work
in the office of the secretary of charities
and probation, taking the place Of A. r.
White, who recently finished his duties.
According to the returns that are be-
ing made to the commissioner of fish and
game the profits from the sale of IL
censes will be considerably increased
this year over those of last year. TAX
ing Stamford, small town, for example,
the returns for the quarter ending Aug,
show that $3.50 was collected from the
sale of licenses TO hunt or fish. There
are some IA nonresident combination IL
censes and about 2l9 nonresident fishing
licenses. The little booklet which the
department publishes, containing the
laws, is being sent from the printers in
st. Adams. This was due April ! but
has been delayed for one cause and an
other. These are being sent to the town
clerks by counties 1t requires $4,000 to
supply the town clerks in the state, so it
is quite task to get them properly dis
tributed. Linus Leayens, the commits
sioner, is now placing orders for brook
trout eggs. Last year there were 9S0,000
used at Roxbury, sos 600 at Canaan and
100000 at Bennington.
Fred Fuller has settled his account as
administrator Of the estate of ID. l..
Hoyt, late of Northfleld, while the pro
bate court has appointed james NJ. Even
Of Barre as administrator Of the estate
of Elsie Even, late Of Barre. w. G.
White has been similarly appointed rela-
tive to the estate of Mary A. Dumas,
late of Northfeld
Allen Buck of the state engineers Of
fee has gone to Fairlee TO run some lines
in connection with the federal aid road
project under way.
Asa Baldwin has bought the Stacey
farm located in Berlin and will take
possession Sept. Is. Victor Stacey, the
former owner, viii move to Barre, where
he has dwelling house.
S. b. Bates, state highway commits
soner. who has been looking after the
construction of roads in different sections
Of the state, arrived at his Office this
morning for the day. c. II Stillman,
federal project superintendent, and h.
NJ. Mcintosh state engineer, are looking
over some state road.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. Douglass, who
have been visiting with their son, Ben
nett G. Douglass, have gone to their
home in Windsor.
John Sogorka of the navy is spending
80 days furlough with friends in the
city. He came overland from San Fran
cisco. making the return trip to New
York after going through the Panama
canal.
The Shepard company, Inc, of White
River Junction has filed articles OF as
ISOLATION in the office of the secretary of
state for the purpose of conducting
wholesale and iobbing business in hard
ware and plumbing The capital stock
is $4,000, while the papers are signed
by Burton NJ. and Charlotte Shepard OF
St Johnsbury and W. g, Menet Of
White River Junction.
Eugene Buck has the work on the cul-
vert on the Town hill road completed
and has commenced work ON the bridge
across the road leading to the Harry
Wheeler place. The culvert, which forms
part Of the sidewalk beyond where the
last named road turns off, had smashed
! together SO that it would not carry the
water. For several years the city coun-
CHS nave put inns cuhstuetoh On Nc
cause of the large expense, it being esti-
mated that it would cost 5000 to do
the entire job The culvert part of the
Job cost about 800, while the bridge work
will probably cost little more because
heavy concrete work will have to be
constructed but the total expense will
not exceed $1,000
The bar docket Of Washington county
court has been issued. 1t contains the
usual number of cases, as well as the
trial and court calendars, which were
published last week
Charles Learned OF Philadelphia is Wis
/ ting at the home Of A. G. Eaton.
To Rent Five-room tenement on
Camp street. Edith NJ. Carr, 454.M.