The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-17
MONTPELIER

Oreste BofiinO OF Barre has settled
| his account in probate court in the es.
tate of Angelo Bizzezzero, late of that
| city. William X. Halvosa of tine same
| city has settled his account i'm the es.
| tate of Angelo Bizzozzero, late of that
| city. W. II. Densmore of Mortified
| has settled his account in the estate
of Michael Spillane, better known as
Michael Sployd, late of Mortified.
William Reynolds and Miss Naomi
Fowler of Montpelier, to whom a mar
rigae license was issued by the city
clerk Thursday, have been married by
Rev. Charles N. st. John, pastor of the
Congregational church.
Frederick Spencer and family are
visiting in the city. Mr.. Spencer, who
was formerly on the Montpelier Jour
nal, is now political reporter for the
Worcester, Mass, Post.
Things developed rather fast for the
police last evening when Officer Sloan
was in the station. He had received a
call from Alderman Yeti that tree
had blown across the wires on LOOMS
street and was arranging to go there
when he received telephone call that
Frank Work had been killed. When
about to leave for that, he received a
call that another tree had blown over
the trolley wire on lower State street
He placed the electrical companies in
touch with the tree situation and then
hustled to the Fraser house. The trolley
service was impaired on lower State
street the remainder of the evening.
On the way back to the police station
from the Fraser home, DIR. Burr and
Officer Sloan moved the tree on Loomis
street so that vehicles could pass.
Brunswick records just received. 1872
Main street.
The morning NAH trains on the Cen
trail Vermont railway were little late
this morning, due to engine trouble.
Engine AIS was just -out of the shop
and being used in the southbound
train. 1t was running hot, so that a
change was made at Montpelier juno
ton by taking engine 2l6 from the
northbound train and placing 1t on the
southbound train and then putting
engine 204, the spare branch engine, on
the northbound train, which took quite
a little time. The ,northbound was on
time when il arrived at the junction,
but the southbound was somewhat
late.
Whether Judge Charles Dana gets
the nomination when the official re-
turns are counted by the county clerk,
one thing is certain that his expense
account viii not be very heavy, He
filed Wednesday afternoon the sum
OF, rs cents, which he spent in post
age.
Major G. r. Carpenter, Governor P. |
w. Clement, S. B. Bates and Major
II. + Goodell of the State House fam |
lily went to South Ryegate this morn /
ing to attend the funeral of Alexander |
Dunnett, which occurred at IL o'clock |
this morning. Major Carpenter was |
accompanied by other trustees of Nor
vich university, which institution he
assisted in representing
When the days work is completed
70 day in the secretary OF states of
ice, over 400 accidents will have been
Those reported this morn
ng include Fl. c. Wilkinson, reporting
hat car number 5576 cut in front of
iis on the East johnson road, result
ny in an accident; A. H. Fitzdale of
Sc Johnsbury suffered a fractured
ikull because of New Hampshire
machine colliding with his The secre-
AIRY has received the report that Mr..
Buchanan was convicted in Barre city
curt and that Ernest Russell of Rut
and was fined $50 and costs in Ran
lolph for operating car without
license, his license having been taken
way from him.
+. S. Brigham was at Essex yester-
Law TO attend county creamery meet
ny. He was accompanied by V. r.
Zones, one of his assistants.
j. A. Wilcox did not have as good
day yesterday as his family would
liked TO have him experience. The
urning point in the fever is expected
aily.
Mrs. r. S. Going. who has grip, is
Iot as well, having suffered a relapse
esterday.
c. W. Taylor Of Roxbury day in
rebate court settled his yearly ac.
cunt as a guardian of Grin B. Taylor
+ Roxbury.
There was no work in Washington {
curt this morning. owing to Judge
,tanley C. Wilson attending the flu ]
eral Of Alexander Dunnett at South :
,vegate Judge Frank Martin also at {
ended the funeral
John Lynch, as administrator. has }
old to G. Jurras and A n Desilets.
wo houses on upper Barre street, I
rhile the Sarah c. Lawson house on
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