The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-29
MONTPELIER
Fred and Robert Sweeney Plead Guilty
to Stealing Automobile.

TO Sledling AutonoDHe.
Fred and Robert Sweeney, who were
arrested in Providence, r. l., charged
with burglary and stealing an automo-
bile from the garage of w. d. Walker
some six weeks ago, in city court this
morning pleaded guilty. They We're Civ
en- sentences from two to three years in
the states prison and one of them was
| fined Sl25 and costs, while the other gets
| $3.50 and costs. These were suspended
on the condition that the costs and addi-
| tional expense connected with the return
of the automobile were paid, after which
they were placed in probation. Ernest
Cameron of Fayston was in the same
court on the charge of not sending his
children to school, to which he pleaded
not guilty and went to engage an attor-
ney. Several chapters on this matter
have already been written.
| The case of Harry Jones, surviving
partner, VS.. George S. Chase, foreclosure
of mortgage and Jennie Lamphere VS..
| W. II. Farrar and others relative to a
farm, have been entered in county court.
S. S. Ballard has filed a deed of the
| purchase of the John Chimney house on
Baldwin street with the city clerk for
record.
| Walter Joslyn of Waitsfeld, who is in
Heaton hospital for care, having broken
one of the bones of the pelvis by fall,
continues towards recovery.
Gov. p W. Clement arrived at the
executive office to-day.
Clarence Templeton had narrow
escape from being run into by a trolley
car at the head of State street this
morning. He cut in ahead of the car
with his automobile, with the result that
the quick action of Motorman Murray
was all that prevented collision
Il. W. Bailey of Chicago is visiting in
the city.
Charles Grossarth of Burlington, po-
tenate Of Mt. Sinai temple. was in the
city Monday in connection with the cere-
monial that will take place Friday even
ing.
The Montpelier Military band gave a
concert at the Pavilion hotel Sunday
afternoon which was attended by a good
sized crowd in view of the fact that there
were a great many people out of town
because Of the beautiful fall weather.
Mr.. Lawson sang a solo, "To Have and
to Hold responding with an encore. The
next concert viii be next Sunday.
G. w. Parmenter has sold house on
Elm street to Marshall Dennis and wife;
consideration. $500, OF which deed
has been filed in the city clerks office.
Miss Margaret Hickey has resumed her
work in the secretary of states office,
after a ygo weeks vacation
Grover Templeton returned to his du-
ties as assistant sergeant-at-arm to-
day. after a weeks vacation.
Miss Katherine Morse has resumed her
work in the weights and measures Of
fee.
Miss Marguerite Hunting and Mrs.
Thomas Sherman have returned to their
duties in the educational Office
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland Taisey arrived
home Saturday from the first part Of
their wedding trip, and this morning Mr..
Taisey resumed employmst with f. w.
Bailey and Co. The remainder of their
honeymoon will be taken by trip into
Connecticut. They enjoyed an automo-
bile trip through Crawford notch TO
Portland Me-, and returned by the way
Of Dixylle notch They report that Yer
mont roads are superior to those Of New
Hampshire or Maine