The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-01
MONTPELIER

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Secretary Of State Harry A. Black
has suspended the chauffeurs license of
Edwin V. Boulds of Island Pond, held
to operate any automobile. The cause is
due to the violation of the state laws
governing the operating of car upon
which there were temporary number
plates Officers for some weeks have
been checking up the operation of these
cars with the result that many reports
are being made to the secretary of state
The operating license of Wilfred Bilo-
| deau of Rochester has been revoked be-
| cause of conviction in court upon the
charge of being intoxicated while oper
ating an automobile Mr.. Black is in
vestigating the NJ. Gomez accident, of
which mention was made Monday, with
indications that suspension of the IL
cense may take place.
The officers this morning received no.
tice of Chalmers automobile stolen in
White River Junction last night 1t is
New Hampshire car, register number
e 20l94, with dark body and yellow
wheels.
| Ohio G. Williams of Corinth has moved
to Montpelier and will have rooms at
Percy Bailey's on State street He has
been employed as agent for the Connec.
cut General Life Insurance company un-
der the supervision of the general man
ager Of the company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whittier, who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs G. S.
| Whittier, have gone TO their home in
| Cleveland, O. They were married 10
years ago, but friends who were at the
station embarrassed them by shower
of confetti, causing the persons waiting
| for the train to wonder good deal
Chief Justice John Ii. Watson filed
another entry with the clerk of the SUI
preme court Monday afternoon. 1t was
in the Chittenden county case of Della
Adeline Trask VS.. John J. Kelleher, APP
pealed from Burlington city court This
case was heard in 1916 and came TO SUI
preme court on exceptions, where it was
heard and in January, 1918, assigned to
Justice Haselton. II was one of the
cases left when Justice Haselton re-
signed and upon the arrangement was
assigned to Chief Justice John H. Wat
son, who reviewed the case with the
result that the following entry was
made Monday, Judgment affirmed"
Nothing new has developed in the ru-
NOR that Governor Clement might re-
prieve George Warner, who is under SEN
tenee Vi execution at the state prison
next week. As far as could be learned
at the governors Office this morning, Gov.
Clement is expected in the city tonight
to attend the board of control meeting
which occurs tomorrow, when further
consideration OF salaries win take place.
Miss Jessie Watson, who has been i'll
| for several weeks, resumed her work to-
day in the office of the deputy commits
sioner Of weights and measures.
Very little celebration of the closing
of the saloons for the dry period occurred
in Montpelier Monday evening, only one
man being arrested He was Thomas
Barnes Of Hartland who in city court
this morning admitted he was intoxicat
ed and said he could not pay fine of So
and costs. He will spend 20 days in Jail.
The second annual Epworth league in
stitute of Vermont commenced Monday
evening and viii be in session this week
at Montpelier seminary. The officers
are: Dean, Rev. c. w. Kelley Newport
Center; bursar, Rev S. G. Suitor, Iras
burg; registrar. Rev. r. II. Moore, Ran
dolph; book steward, Mr.. Suitor; life
work secretary, Miss Msdge Warren,
Montpelier; advisory committee, Reys.
j. W Hatch, Montpelier William Shaw,
St. Adams and u w Sharp, st. Johns
bury. The faculty includes Rev. Robert
| Brumlay. Chicago; Rev. George Spencer,
Boston; Rev. NJ A. Dawbar Pike Creek,
! Pa, Rev. Frederick Paladino, Newton
/ Upper Falls, Mass; Mr.. Shaw, Mr..
Hatch, NJ. Sharp, Prof, G. A. Davis, Mr..
Kelley. Miss Berniee Wheeler, Boston,
and Rev. G. w. Hilton, Springfield, Mass.
| This morning Rev w. G. Mead gave the
morning watch service which was fol-
lowed by setting up drill and breakfast,
The dritl is in charge of Professor Davis.
| The Bible study was conducted by Mr..
Mead foreign missions by Mr.. Palladino,
evangelism. Mr. Hilton; home missions,
! Mr.. Palladino: young women and Chris
| tian service, Mss Wheeler; young men
and Christian service. Mr.. Arnold; rural
methods, Mr. Dawbar recreation and
culture, Mr. Garfield; junior league
methods, Mr.. Kelley; life service, Mr..
Hilton
II. L. Sparrow of East Montpelier to-
day settled his account as administrator
of the estate of Asa Lee Preston, late
of Marshield Nettie 2. Hutchius of
Groton was appointed Administrative Of
the estate of Ernest 4. Hutchins, late
of Plainfeld Ralph w. Dunsmoor of
Burlington settled his account as exec
utor of the estate of Irving Wales, late
of Barre City.
Miss Mary Kane has gone to Thomp.
sons Point fora vacation from her du-
ties as district nurse in Montpelier.
In Washington county court, the case
of Durham Brothers company of Brat
tleboro against G. Tomasi of Barre has
been filed II is general assumpsit to
recover $500 book account. 4. J.. Scott is
attorney for the plaintiff.
Railroad men on the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad last evening report
ed that heavy frost was felt in Plain
field, where the corn was cut down in
some parts, all along the line of the rail
road. Judge c. 5, Dana of Woodbury.,
who was in town to-day, stated that
frost was felt in his town on Monday