The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-05
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Five Cases in Municipal Court Under
Cattle Statutes.

e. j Foster of Sudbury, inspector
and enforcement officer of the livestock
laws for the state of Vermont, was ~
White River Junction Tuesday and
Wednesday attending the session OF
the Hartford municipal court in which
there are five cases pending under the
statutes prohibiting the importation
and expectation of cattle without
permit from the cattle commissioner
John p. Richardson entered plea OF
polo on complaint of bringing six
cattle into the state without permit
A fine of $50 and costs was paid by
II. b. Hubbard of Windsor, for whom
Mr.. Richardson was acting. The other
respondents who paid fines in the mu-
nicipal court Feb 4 were: r. w. Knight,
SS.25: John w. Labbey, S5.05; i. b.
Berry. 1925; J. w. Thorburn, S7.65,
and Roy Peck. S6.05.
]. d. Goodhue Of Bethel, but former
Nv of White River Junction, was
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. A. Tenney of Tafts Flats over Sun
day.
The Tri Sigma society of the Meth
odist church held its regular meeting
Monday evening in the ladies' parlors
of the church After the regular rou-
tine of business had been transacted,
program of readings and music was
presented under the direction of Miss
King. This was followed by social
hour and refreshments. There was a
large number of the members OF the
society present.
C. P. Carroll, who was operated on at
the Melrose hospital, Brattleboro, Tor
strangulated hernia and who has been
confined at his home after leaving the
hospital for the last few weeks, expects
to go to work Monday.
John Covle of Wilder, who has been
dangerously i'll with pneumonia for the
past three weeks. is now out OF danger
and is fast recovering.
Frank White, who is employed as a
buyer for H. A. Perkins & Co, is i'll at
his home in Mortified.
Mrs. w. G. Roberts is suffering from
a stomach trouble and is quite i'll at
her home ON Maple street,
Mrs. Hilda Brockway of Lebanon,
n. H., spent the week end at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Collins.
Roland +. Stevens, who has been in
New York City ON business pertaining
to the work of state chairman of the
Near East movement, returned Wednes-
day evening He reports that New
York City is full of grip and pneu-
monia.
Milford H. Clark of Fiske, province
OF Saskatchewan, Canada, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. j. S. Blanchard, and his
father, w. ID. Clark, for a few weeks.
The knights of Columbus held
1900 party in their club rooms Tuesday
evening. Cards were played until 1890,
when the prizes were awarded to those
who had the highest scores. The prize
for the men was won by Postmaster
M. j. Walsh; for the women the prize
was won by Mrs. Julia Savio. Dancing
was enjoyed until II o'clock.
The women folks of the members OF
the knights of Columbus held card
party in the club rooms Wednesday
afternoon. There was a large gather
ing present and all who attended re-
port an excellent time.
The bdArd of selectmen held meet
ing in their rooms over the Hartford
bank last week. for the purpose of cor
reeting the voting list. The checklist
was very carefully gone over by the
selectmen and the names of those who
had moved away since the last town
meeting were stricken off. Those who
had come into town and who are en-
titled to vote at the next town meeting
were placed upon the revised checklist,
Asa b. Hebard, superintendent of
the Smith q Sons, was taken home
from his office Tuesday morning, suf-
fering with a very bad cold, which later
on developed into serious case Of
pneumonia and late Wednesday even
ing his physician said Mr.. .Hebard was
critically ILL.,