The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
MONTPELIER

Benjamin Draper of Fair Haven was
appointed in probate court to-day as ad-
ministrator of the estate of Frederick
r. Draper, late of Montpelier.
w. X. Kellogg, Mrs. Kellogg, William
son Kellogg and Henry Johnson of Bat
tie Creek, Mich, were guests at the Pa
vilion last night. Mr.. Kellogg is the
head of the concern which make the
different brands of kellogg's breakfast
foods.
Comclaints have been made to the po-
lice relative to some persons who use
spot lights On automobiles in Montpelier,
and the Montpelier police have turned
the list of these over to the secretary Of
state, who will handle the matter. There
is penalty for use of the spot lights
and it is claimed those complained of
have been breaking the laws regarding
their use.
Fred w. Goodwin o. Oakland, CAL, il
visiting with Sheriff and Mrs. f. H.
Tracy. Mrs. Tracy is cousin Of Mr..
Goodwin, who is interested in an ad-
vertising proposition.
A hearing took place in probate court
Tuesday relative to the settlement of
the account of Ellen Gleason, who is
executrix Of the estate of the late c, j.
Gleason Of Montpelier. Erasmus d. Wal
do of Cabot has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Leonard II. Fol-
som, late of Cabot.
Commencement at Montpelier semi.
nary win take place the last week of this
month, according to present plans, in
stead of the first week, as the bulletin
recently sent from the school announced.
The bulletin provided for the sermon of
| the senior class on Memorial day. The
officers of the Alumni association are
planning some changes from previous
years in the general arrangements for
the annual banquet and expect to make
more OF the affair from the alumni point
Of view. The speakers will be largely
from the different walks of life, into
which the alumni have gone, The execu-
tive committee is discussing having the
banquet at noon instead of in the even
Ting. This was the custom for many
years. If followed by post prandial ex.
ercises in the afternoon, it places the
senior class in much better condition for
the graduation the following day. Vic
tor Smith is to be toastmaster of the
occasion.
Dir. NJ. y. Hillegas, commissioner Of ed
ueaton, has set aside Friday and Sat
urday Of this week for a conference of
the union superintendent in Caledonia,
Orleans and Washington counties II
will take place at Greensboro pond.
Mrs. A. n Blanchard saw doe run
| across Clarendon avenue in Montpelier
about o'clock Monday afternoon. It
did not appear frightened to any great
extent.
Nothing was done in Washington coun-
| ty court to-day, recess being taken
from day to day unless the attorneys
have work ready for trial before the
court until the grand jury has com
menced its investigation and during that
period.
A marriage license has been issued to
Frank Chandler and Miss Josephine
Sployd of Montpelier
At o'clock Monday afternoon SEES.
sion Of United States district court viii
convene in Montpelier. It is the ad.
/ iourned term Of the court from Windsor
/ There are several criminal cases on the
] docket. There will be naturalization
when time permits and the court will
hold a session in Barre for that pur-
pose during the time the work is under
way here
The annual meeting Of the Montpelier
Gun club took place Monday evening,
when the following officers were elected:
President, II. 3. Moulton; vice-president
p J. Jerome; secretary-treasurer, G. II.
Burr; field captain, Mrs. Rosemary Har
mon; executive committee, w. B. Har-
mon and Fred Yeaton. The following
persons were accepted for membership
Fred Yeaton, G. f. Carpenter and Roy
+. Hartigan. The president will name
delegates TO attend the state shoot at
Springfield. II is expected several Of
| the members will also attend.