The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-29

the morning On lHe FouIbH Vi Jhly. ~
was voted to oil and sprinkle the same
streets as last year. The matter tc- be
reported at the next meeting The po
lice committee was given authority to
change the patrolmen about so'that some
Of them will not be compelled TO work
all of the time nights but may work a
part of the time days and part at
night. The matter Of making the shifts
without expense TO the city was also
left to the police committee The com
mittee had decided to give the night men
their turn on day service.
Montpelier high school gave Mortified
high school baseball team a bad trim
ming on Montpelier seminary campus
Wednesday afternoon and when the
game was finished the score was II to
in favor OF Montpelier For the first
three innings it was a nice game, North
field having the best Of it because they
had the best pitcher up TO that time,
when Montpelier punched hits and
Mortified punched errors, with the re-
suit that the score was 6 to 0 in favor OF
Montpelier. Two more innings Of nice
playing took place and then Montpelier
broke loose again, making four tallies IN
the seventh inning and six in the eighth.
Milo, Montpeler's third sack man, made
a nice triple in the seventh inning scor-
ing three men, while the other scores
were due to loose playing on the part OF
Mortified. There were hardly any in
teresting points in the game excepting
the errors and punching of hits. Lam
peril, Laird and Smith pulled off nice
double play in the sixth inning.
J. NJ. Boutwell, and Calvin Parmenter
are spending few days in Dover, \. H.
where they are looking over Mr.. Bout
wells string Of horses.
William Carey has resumed his work
as operator in the Western Union office
in Montpelier after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. James oBrien of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mcmahon, her parents.
A. L. Knight, who had one eye injured
week ago by piece Of steel hitting it,
is recovering but is still unable to use
the eye.
Deputy Sheriff Edward Gill left this
morning for Rutland to commit to the
HOUSE, Oh hilNItiOl lBait lilbhhs NhN
was found guilty in Barre city court Of
forgery.
The Green Mountain Dairy company,
Inc, of East Bethel has filed its paid-up
capital stock OF the company, which
amounts to $4,000, with the secretary of
state.
The fund which H. F. Graham as gov
ernor of the state, raised about year
ago for removal of defects in children at
hospitals is well nigh depleted but the
secretary of the board of charities and
probation has received assurance from
another person in the state that the
| funds are TO be available for the con-
tinuation Of this work, The expenses
run as high as $500 a month.
The report of an automobile accident
in the long bridge in Waterbury has been
made to the secretary OF state The au-
tomobile of Paul Dillingham; of Mont
pelier collided with the team driven by
George Farnham OF Waterbury last Sun
| day Little damage was done to the
team but the matter was reported to
the secretary Of state 6nd the adjust
ment of affairs has taken place.
| AHhiIth H. w lsHdIb VI Ddiit Hde uttli
appointed administrator of the estate of
Nancy Wood, late of Barre
w, H. Jeffrey returned last evening
from Burlington, where yesterday the
regular meeting of the board of charities
and probation took place. Plans for the
coming years work. due to the change in
| the laws, which are effective after July /,
we're considered, Charles Smith, one of
the probation officers, has been working
IN Burlington this week.
Montpelier seminary baseball team
claims the championship of the state
now that Proctor high school team is out
of the way. The manager of that team
closed arrangements for a game for
Wednesday afternoon. The team was in
Burlington, but did not come here. The
manager made the arrangements before
the team had played Burlington, where
it was defeated. The manager did not
advise Coach Maiden of the seminary
team of any change in plans nor did he
cancel the game, so that Montpelier was
ready to play and had its practice so
that the game might be hurried up for
the Montpelier high school game. Proc
tor team having failed TO appear after
making arrangements for the game,
Montpelier claims Proctor has no stand
for the championship.
Il, A. Young of Barre, who is in Heat
on hospital, continues to improve each
day.
Mrs. Fannie Burnham, aged 80 years
died at Heaton hospital this forenoon
she having been taken there about three
weeks ago. She was born in Montpelier
being the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jared
Wheelock, and she leaves daughter
| Ella Doty of Mortified. The remains
will be taken to that place and the fu-
neral will be held there, probably on Sat
urday.
w. +. Scott, Benjamin Gates and Will
!. L. Davis of the board of control, who
snent the Grs4 thrnn dn,lr Of this rrnnL