The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-07
MONTPELIER
Colors of to1st Ammn. Train to be Pre-
scented Vermont Oct. %.

Adjt Gen. H. T. johnson has received
from the war department the statement
that the colors of the l0lst ammunition
train, which was in the Goth division,
have been officially given to Vermont
and that they will arrive here soon.
Therefore. arrangements are under foot
for the plan Of acceptance Of these. Col.
w. l.. keville, who has been custodian
OF them in Boston, will come here and
present them Oct. % to the state, Gov.
Clement accepting them in behalf of the
state. Suitable ceremonies are being ar
ranged which will probably take place
in the House of Representatives The
companies which were most prominent in
the l0lst ammunition train were those
from the Vermont regiment from Bur.
lington, Brattleboro, Springfield New
port, Montpelier. Mortified and Winoo-
ski, while there were also men from some
OF the other companies. These will be
invited to attend.
marriage license has been issued in
Montpelier to Stanley r. Jangraw Of
Montpelier and Miss Eleanor McFeeters
Of Boston. A license has also been issued
to William Holmes and Bernice Proctor
of Montpelier
Tory Hill of Middlesex has sold to Mr..
and Mrs. 0rvis Sawyer farm on Wor-
cester branch, the consideration being
$500, while Louis Aaron has bought
Of Myrtle Slayton a small place on the
branch for 81 900.
Miss Alice Ripley. who has been EN-.
MI QUAD I Ia, L.
Life offices, has gone to her home in
Boston
Warren Lowe has resumed work in the
Capital Savings Bank and Trust com
pany.
NJ. B. Hillegas. commissioner of edu.
cation is receiving many applications
from teachers who want to identify with
the membership in the Teachers Retire
ment association All Of the Rutland
teachers have made application, some
from Burlington as well as from some
other places Over 100 have already APP
piled for membership.
Warren J.. Carpenter has commenced
work in the state library office as book.
keeper. He has been employed for some
| seven years in the National City bank of
New York City, but returns to Vermont
because of the illness of his parents.
w. $. Fenton, wife and child visited
to-day in Montpelier. Mr. Fenton calling
on .hose employed in the governors Of
fee where he was executive clerk during
Legislature,
Governor Clement will 90 tomorrow
TO Wilmington 10 speak at welcome
home of the boys who have been in serv-
| ice.
Seven candidates are taking the usual
examination for admrtance TO the Yer.
mont bar.
A. G. Batchelder Of Bethel has reported
20 the secretary of state that his auto.
mobile was involved in an accident in
Montpelier Oct ., when his ear hit a
team, but the driver of the team did not
stop and continued along the road The
team was on the wrong side Of the road
G. G Flint Of Randolph has made the
companion report to the accident in
which Roy Howard Of Braintree was in
VOWED.
The general committee of the Commu
nifty club holds a meeting at 80 O'Clock
Tuesday evening in the Kellogg Hub
bard library basement hall
Louis Broggi died to-day 1T Pembroke,
\. H., and the body was brought TO
Montpelier this afternoon, where the
funeral will be held. Mr.. Broggi was a
native Of Italy and was 81 years old.
For many years he was a granite cutter
in Montpelier. An attack Of Influenza
last fall developed in January into tu-
berculosis. He leaves wife who was
Agnes Lott. and two children all of
whom are in California sister, Mrs.
John Miglierini Of Montpelier, another
sister living in Springfield and brothers
and sisters residing in Italy The fu.
neral will be held Thursday from the
Miglierini home.
Scion P Staples has been appointed
executor Of the estate Of Rosetta Duns.
moor, late of Mortified. and Amos A.
Fuller has settled his account as guard
ian, and also as administrator, Of the
estate Of Elizabeth Cardell