The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-21

with her husband in Glens Falls, N. y,
has returned home.
Mrs Clement Kellogg of Winooski
visited in the city yesterday.
Rev. A. W Hewitt of Plainfield was in
the city last evening on his way home
from attending the school superintend-
ents' conference at Randolph Center.
Mrs. T. i. Clarkson of Toronto, Ont,
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bal
lou.
f. N. Smith has been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Murray A.
Kent, who died few years ago. Mr..
Smith and George c. Kellogg have been
appointed executors of the estate of Al
bert Johonnott, late of Montpelier G..
/ w. Bugbee of Calais has been similarly
| appointed in the estate of @. G. Gray,
/ late of Calais. The citations which were
! recently sent to persons settling estates
! are bringing results. G. B. Adams has
! settled the estate of Frank Stratton;
II. G. ShurtlefT has settled the estate of
A. Shambo of Montpelier, who died a
few years ago; H. g. Woodruff has set
! tied the account of Manuel Gomez, late
| OF Montpelier also of the estate OF T..
NJ Aguera.
! Engine SO, which was taken out Of
| Central Vermont service 10 days ago
because the federal inspector would not
/ allow it to pull the regular passenger
| train to Barre one morning, appeared
again at Montpelier Junction Wednes-
/ day evening to resume its work on the
! branch train. Engine 205 has been used
used q part Of the time. 1t is expected
now that the parlor car which is run on
the passenger trains of the Central Yer
! mont railway viii continue the regular
run to Boston instead Of stopping at
White River junction, as has been done
since the shopmens strike. The service
will probably be resumed between White
River Junction and Boston Friday.
The appearance of bomb throwing ma
chimes on the lawn of the postoffice has
attracted a good many people in Mont
pelier. Two large bombs that have been
emptied of their explosives set beside
! the machine.
Mrs. John Mclean and Mrs Fl. A,
Penniman are in Old Orchard, Me-, and
other points for an outing.
Dexter T. Coggeshall ,of Danyers,
Mass, arrived last night to acquaint
himself with the conditions surrounding
Montpelier high school, to which he has
been elected principal.
Williams Smith has settled his final
account III the estate of Primo Alzueta,
late OF Montpelier.
Edward Gle, who was operated upon
recently at Heaton hospital, is recover
ing and was up town to-day for the first
ktime. He was on the operating table
about three hours during an abdominal
| operation.
Adjutant General n. r. johnson has
| designated some new places in which eff
| forts to organize companies of the Ma
| tiona Guard will be attempted, SO that
enough to complete the two bsttalions
now allotted to Vermont may be de.
developed by the end Of the year. These
are Lieut. Stewart az ST. Johnsbury;
| Captain f. w. Gibson at Brattleboro;
Captain II. H. Cady at Bellows Falls;
| Capt. r. T. Corey at Newport City.
General johnson was in Winoosh this
afternoon relative to the organization
of company there. and win be in Bur
lington tonight relative TO a company
in that city.
C. L. Lawrence has resumed his en-
| ployment In the freight office in the city
after vacation passed at Highgate
Springs, accompanied by his family.
Judge F. L. Fish returned this morn
\ ing from a day at his home in Vergennes.
He i attending conference Of the JUS
tees Of the supreme court relative to
the decisions in cases, the opinions Of
which will be read at the coming term
| of that court.
II. NJ. Nichols of Middlesex was a Wis
itor in the city to-day.
John NJ. Avery, tax commissioner, and
Mr. Topper of the Office went to the
northern part of the state to-day, ac-
companied by Dwight Dwinell, sergeant
alarms.
The Mortified Cooperative Creamery
Co, Inc. has filed its certificates in the
secretary Of state Office of the paid-up
stock amounting to $4,000. The pa
pers are signed BY c. W. Partch, presi-
dent. and f. W. Clark, clerk OF the cor
poration.
Lieut.. Gov. Mason S. Stone and Speak
err Of the House Charles Dana occupied
Wednesday and to-day in signing the
| engrossed bills and resolutions in the
secretary Of states Office as they were
passed by the last egislatuSee Cover
nor Clement will sign them probably at
his first visit here of any length. He
! RnefnD btIt
for the day only
-~Persons, who were in Middlesex last
evening, saw an automobile that had
collided with the underpass in the vii
lage. 1t appears that the driver Of the
machine was coming into the village and
drove so fast that he could not make
! the turn into the underpass, with the
result that the machine went onto the
! concrete embankment on the left side
of the road. The driver claimed there
was trouble with his lights, but to
those who saw the machine, they APP
peared to be working in proper condi-
ton One wheel was broken.
G. G. Carpenter bank commissioner,
and II, f. Pease of White River June.
tion were in the city yesterday in con
nection with the work in the office here.
Mr.. Pease is helping out in the office and
it is understood he is a. candidate for
deputy commissioner.
Mrs +. A. Harris received a message
this morning that Arthur Anderton, her
brother, was drowned at jefferson, Mass,
last night. No information relative to
the cause Of the accident was received
Mrs. Harris will leave tonight for Mel
rose, where the young man lived He
was employed by Armour & Co. and was