The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-30
MONTPELIER


; noon and evening and other persons
were granted first papers in the same
court looking towards becoming cit-
|, zens of this country. Among the lat
ter was Delbert ID. Knight of Mont
peier, whose father was a resident of
the states, went to Canada after the
Civil war, in which he fought, and Mr..
, knight was born in Canada in 1868.
Later they came back to Vermont.
Mr. Knight has lived in Montpelier
about 20 years and has voted at many
elections. He found recently that lie
had never taken the freemans oath,
although he had voted many times and
therefore, he has made application for
citizenship. He appeared last evening
and will appear again tonight for fur
Their consideration of the matter Those
granted first papers included: Donate
Rosa Italy, Enosburg Falls: Edith NJ.
Lundstrom, Finland, Montpelier; Peter
Naboni, Italy, Montpelier; Ovila Pin.
ard, Quebec Montpelier; Peter j. Pro
vost, Quebec, Northfeld Adelard Le-
May, Quebec, Montpelier: Aurelio Man
datori Italy, Montpelier; Alberto Cep-
p, Switzerland, Montpelier; Santiago
LAWN, Spain Mortified Those max
ing petition for final papers included:
Robert Fl. Raston, Quebec, Ryegate;
Solomon Andrews, England, Wood
bury; Clinton j.. Thompson, Quebec,
Marshfield; Charles w. johnson, Que
bee, Mortified; Mary A. Heggie, Scot
land, Montpelier; Albert e. Goldsmith,
England, Moretown; Albert Abbott,
England, Msretown Kathleen NJ, King
ston, Ireland, Mortified; Laurence Han
son, Denmark. Montpelier; Eugenio
Benaghi, Italy, Montpelier; Arthur !.
Smith, Canada, Montpelier; Pietro Cat
to, Italy, Montpelier; Jerry Guilmette,
| Quebec West Berlin; William J. Kick
ey, New Brunswick, Montpelier;
Jlysse Cormier, Quebec, Montpelier;
Delbert D. Knight, Quebec. Montpelier.
J. Il, Maun, superintendent of the
Central Vermont railway was in the
city Monday afternoon in connection
with the management of the business
on this division of the road, The com
pany is having but little trouble from
high water in this section, although it |
had some trouble near .Brattleboro and |
trains were being detoured Monday |
from South Vernon by way OF Keene,
n. H., to Bellows Falls, which made |
some of the afternoon trains pretty
late.
Ambrose Comolli. or Angelo Comolli,
as the papers in probate court indicate,
was committed to the state hospital
Monday afternoon upon order of Judge
Frank l.. Martin OF the Washington
county probate district until further
hearing could take place relative to his
L.. 4 l.. y.
gave the officers such merry racket
Sunday at his home in Plainfield and
who attacked them with a pitchfork,
He appeared quiet enough when IN
court and when in Montpelier Monday
he carried black eye as a result Of
the roundup the day before. Al
though at first he was arrested on the
charge of breach of peace by putting
his wife and children out of the house,
the officers decided it was Q case for
probate court rather than for criminal
court, resulting in the action in pro-
bate court Monday afternoon.
A. G. Eaton, as trustee in the bank /,
rupt estate of the Montpelier Turning
has decided to Jennie Z. Put
nam an interest in the concern. +. II.
Tracy, as a result of a sheriff's sale, !
has decided a house on Brown avenue
to Abram Galinslky. The Lane Manu- !
featuring company has decided to Heat I
on hospital a parcel of land near the
hospital The deeds of these were filed !
in the city clerks office Monday,
At the regular meeting of Mirror :
Lake grange. April ?, the program will
be in charge of 10 members and will =
take the form of an April fool program. :
New sugar on snow will be served. !
Ladies please bring, unsweetened !
loughnutss Please come prepared to :
AXE part in the birthday club" match. !
S. h. Bates, state highway commits b
,ioner, has gone TO the western side of
he state to attend road meetings. He
las asked the street committee of the =
city councilsto meet him at =
o'clock Friday afternoon for the pur-
pose of looking over the matter of per-
nanent roads this summer, with the Z
riew in mind of doing the work before 1
all as il was done last season. !,
The morning trains on the Central 7
Vermont railway were about half an \
lour late to-day because of the condi
ion of the track and "slow" orders. a
The northbound train also pulled cars
which were generally attached TO the .
light sleeper, these having been de- \
CURED by the way Of Keene, n. II. 4
The Island Manufacturing company II
ias filed certificate in the Office of \
he secretary of state that the COM n
any has paid up $1,000 of the $4,000 s
apital stock. c,
Miss Helen Hunting is to complete
er duties in the educational depart b,
nent and will commence work in the ii
NATIONAL Life offices. ID
Harold Bailey of Bradford is in the in
ity on a conference relative to the diff
erent insect pests in eastern Vermont, II
lore particularly the gypsy moth and ST
'hite pine blister rust He does not NJ
,ok for any great amount of damage
rom the rust in this state because the
tate has but little white pine. The Il
10th is working into the second tier ~
towns from the Connecticut river. ~ ~
Mrs. Elsie Gates. who was for some ns
earl employed in the fish and game y,
flee. will resume her duties there to-
borrow. She left the Office some -
lonths ago 10 assist her husband at
ONE on their farm in Cambridge. Mr.. ~ ~
ates recently died. -
Miss Gladys Macmillan is detained
ON her work in the industrial office nc
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