The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-28
MONTPELIER
George Bruno's House Was Raided and
Liquor Was Found.

NCVlBC DRUM AouSe w as NdluSu anu
Liquor Was Found.
/ The house of George Bruno on SibIey
avenue was raided Thursday afternoon
by the police department upon the war
rant of Grand Juror John H. Stone and
some liquor was found, that is, part of
a barrel of wine and a couple cases of
ale, which were seized. Mr.. and Mrs
Bruno were both arrested and brought
before Justice of Peace George O. STRAIT
ton, where they pleaded not guilty and
each of them furnished bail amounting
to $500. It is claimed that liquor has
been sold at this house to schoolboys.
Mrs. L, A. Kelly has received notice
that Arthur S. Huse her brother, has
landed in New York City and will prob
ably come to Camp Devens for discharge
from service. He went to Camp Devens
day %, 1918, with the large contingent
from this county, and in the first days
Of July was on his way to France. He
was transferred from a regiment in the
10th division to a regular army regi-
ment- in the LIST division, with which he
saw service and was gassed which kept
him in the hospital for some weeks He
rejoined his regiment since it has come
to the army of occupation and was then
ordered home. Private Huse win receive
a shock upon reaching home, for since
he last heard from his family Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Houston, his sister and
brother-in- law, have died of influenza
George Anderson, who has been en-
plOyed for some time by the National
Life Insurance company, is to complete
his work there soon and will be en-
ployed by the Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum
company. j. 4. H. Sibson, who is also
going to leave that same office, will go
to Ohio, where he has position.
Lynn Hill, who has been in the army,
returned home last evening discharged
from service.
General Fl. 7. johnson returned Thurs
day from New York City, where he at
tended the review of the 9th division,
which paraded the streets of that city.
General johnson says it was a grand
sight.
Sergt. John Garriety of Brattleboro
has been visiting with Senator Sanford
Daniels this week. Sergt Garriety was
a member of Co. c, LIST Vermont regi-
ment and then Co. /, and was then trans
ferTed to Co. d, l02d machine gun com
pany, where he saw service in France.
He wears three gold stripes as showing
that service, He was promoted to ser
geant while away Although he escaped
wounds, he was gassed.
+. H. Parsons Of Mortified was a local
visitor yesterday.
Frank futile went to his home in Rut-
land last evening after a visit at the
State House.
a change in the train schedule is 70
take place on the Central Vermont rail-
way May 4, and among the changes in
service as it is understood now, viii be
that the mail train now due here at 1922
o'clock will get to Montpelier about 7
o'clock in the evening, while the New
England States Limited, which now ar
rives at 4:52 O'Clock, will arrive about
the time time the mail has been arriving.
The New England States Limited will
run Sunday on the new schedule on
about the same time that it did before
being removed from the schedule. The
southbound evening mail train, now ar
irving about 6:l5 o'clock, viii arrive
about 80 minutes later. it is understood.
There are to be changes on the Boston &
Maine and it is understood some to
match these on the Montpelier & Wells
River railroad, but these are not vet
known.