The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19

ness. Montpelier seminary suffers prob
ably the biggest loss of recent years in
his leaving the school and there Is feel
ing among the members of the alumni
who have been closest to the school that
the school can better afford to retain him
as coach without teaching than to
make change at this time, for when
Prof. Maiden came to the school the ath-
leties were down and out. In the first
year he put pep and fight into the teams
and since that time they have been com
ing along until this school year they
are playing extra strong teams in order
to get games and are going out of the
state for these contests The present
baseball team is the strongest in 10
years and to change coaches at this stage
Of the season might be the undoing Of
the excellent work that the team is now
showing, regardless Of how strong sue
cessor might take Coach Maiden's place
The townspeople are looking towards
seeing the present baseball team claim
the championship of the preparatory
schools of the state this season and with
the present record the team bids fair to
do So
day appointed in probate court as ad-
ministrator of the estate of Fred A.
Jackson, late of Barre City.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. G. Carson left this
morning for Boston, where they attend
this week the annual meeting of the
American Unitarian society. Mrs. Ella
Bailey left Saturday Mrs. O. H. Rich
ardson went this afternoon.
J. B. Walker of Springfield, who has
been visiting in the city, went to his
home this morning.
Chandler Brown went back to Dart
mouth college last evening after spend
ing the week end at his home here,
The night policemen held Dr. Paulson
of Danville Sunday morning because he
was operating his automobile with 1918
number plates attached to the car. 1t
appears that he went to Burlington to
get his ear, which had been in garage
during the winter and that he did not
have his new number plates DIR. Paul
son lays the blame of the affair on the
Burlington authorities for he said that
he drove all over Burlington before com
ing here Saturday night and that he had
the old plates on the car. Conference
between the police and w. s. Teachout
Of the secretary of states office occurred
and after some two hours delay, DIR.
Paulson was allowed TO 80 to his home.
1t Is not understood that the case is
dropped, however.
Gov. p. w. Clement has appointed f..
w, Gibson of Brattleboro states attor-
ney to take the place of Harrie b. Chase.
who recently resigned when appointed
superior judge. Captain Gibson was re-
Gently discharged from the army after
service in the war. He was senator
in 1908 member of the House in 1905,
and has been municipal Judge in Brat.
tleboro. He was born in 1872, native
of Londonderry, educated in the Black
River academy and Norwich university,
graduating from the latter place in the
class of 1894. Captain Gibson was not
an enthusiastic seeker for the Office
John T. Condor Of Rockland Mass,
who has been here for several DAYS wait
ing TO see Governor Clement, left Sun
day evening for Burlington, where he
viii find papers waiting for him to take
prisoner to Massachusetts for trial.
The man, whose name was not learned
here is in jail in Burlington, II is UNI
derstood. Mr.. Condor came here Thurs
day. Governor Clement was in New
York, and after the officer made his APP
plieation for extradition papers, he had
to wait here until the governor could re-
turn to Vermont. The papers were sent
to Gov. Clement in New York and as
soon as he, accompanied by Major H. T..
Goodell, arrived at the state boundary
Saturday night the papers were signed
and then mailed to Burlington, where
the officer got them this morning The
papers could not be signed until the
governor was in the state. Governor
Clement and Major Goodell returned to
Montpelier to-day
M. E. Shedd is in Franklin and upon
his return viii bring his family here.
They have rented house on Winter
street.