The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02
MONTPELIER

Harold Davis has sold his garage,
back of the French block, to Charles +.
Scribner, who has been employed by
| Mr.. Davis for some time
Capt. and Mrs. Carlisle Hancock LETT
last evening for Fort Ringold, near
| Brownsville, Tex, where Captain Han
cock is to be- stationed. Miss Mary NJ.
i Burgen sister of Mrs. Hancock, accom-
panied them West, having given up her
position with the Deming Hardware
Co, and Miss Welch has taken the
position.
Mrs. William Kelleher left Monday
for few days in Manchester, n. H.,
and then goes for the National Life In
surance company to Cleveland, Ohio,
where she will be connected for time
with the general agency in that city,
auditing the office.
| The first report of an automobile ac,
cident for long time was received IN
| the secretary of states office tins
morning, when o. n. Eastman of Bur-
lington reported that the automobile
he was driving in Burlington the 10Th
of last month hit child II years OF
age. His report showed that he tried
to stop his machine, and that the
child. in trying to stop its sled, using
the toe of one shoe, threw the sled
around till it slid against the auto
mobile.
Adiutant General Fl. T. johnson has
gone to st. Johnsbury and other towns
| in the state, making an inspection oil
| the National Guard companies. He eX-
poets that the company IN Bellows
Falls will be ready to organize soon.
Captain Miner is in charge of the re-
eruting.
i. $. Brigham. commissioner OF agri-
culture, has gone TO Brattleboro on
business connected with his depart.
ment.
| Linus Leavens. fish and game com.
missioner. who was AT home last week
with the grip is feeling somewhat bet
ter and is able to be at his office here.
state Auditor Benjamin Gates Is at
Newport, auditing the accounts OF the
clerk in that county.
Mrs. Nellie Baker has settled her
final account in the estate of John Ma
COON. late of Barre. in probate court.
The Montpelier Savings Bank q Trust
company has settled its annual account
as trustee of a fund created from the
last will and testament of Homer W.
Heaton, late of Montpelier.
John Durkee of Fair Haven, who
has been visiting Mrs. NJ. kelleher
and other relatives in the city, has
gone back home
\. W. DAILY is in Sharon, where he
was called by the illness of an uncle.
DAILY and Meigs have received word
| from Charles Roneoe the matchmaker
that three boxing bouts will take place
in Montpelier the evening of March 5.
| The II round bout will be between SER
eeant Swanson. champion OF Camp
| Devens, and Johnny Hayes. champion
of the southern division and now sta
| toned at Fort Ethan Allen. The eight
round bout will be between Jack Lee,
welterweight champion OF Camp Dey-
ems. aud Chief Bowles of Fort Ethan
| Allen, while the ix-round bout will be
between Benny Harrison, feather
weight, of Camp Devens, and Young
Collins of Cambridge. Mass John Pen
dergast of Boston viii be referee.
David Spicer has received further no
tice from Pink" Gardner, in which he
states he viii arrive in Montpelier on
Wednesday evening to meet Joe SHIN
kus Thursday evening" The wrestling
bout bids fair TO be a good one. Spic-
or claims be could get some faster
men if the conditions warranted IT.
The Yankee division defeated the
Capital garage bowling team Monday
evening by Il score of ,37S to ~
shepard was high single man at ia
and high three-string total at 80.
Deputy Secretary of State Rawson
Mvrick has recovered from grip and
resumed his duties in the office. Miss
Dora Rlouin of the same office. who has
been i'll, has returned to work. while
Miss Doris jenkins is i'll with grip.