The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-20

but the 400 mark has been passed
Those arriving this morning included
one from H. W. Whittier of Maine thai
his car and Ford collided on the roat
between North Danville and st. Johns
bury. He said that it is claimed to b,
a detour, but his report states that /,
| is mot detour but crime" 1t il
understood the road has been CLOSED
since that time because of its condi
| tion
Irving Preston of Bethel reported
that the machine of DIR. +. G. Burrel
collided with his last week, doing a
little damage to each machine.
Earl Hayden, district highway super.
visor, met the street committee OF
Montpelier city court council and the
street commissioner Saturday evening
relative to the condition of the roads
in Montpelier and talked to them at
some length on the falsity of not main
tanning their roads, after they have
constructed them.
Linus Leavens left to-day for On
tario, Can, where he attends the an
nual meeting of the international asso-
citation of fish and game commission.
ers.
George Julian, who has been spend
ing portion of his vacation in Mont
peler, has gone back to Middlebury
college
Misses Mabel and Mary Thompson
and Miss Katherine Morse are taking
their vacations from the secretary of
states office
Miss Maude Wilcox of Burlington
was the guest of Miss Mary Ford Sun.
dav
Another complaint has been lodged
against H. r. Cutler by John H. Stone,
grand juror of Montpelier. This time
Mr., Cutler is charged with opera ting
an automobile without number plates,
which is set up in two counts, the first
Of which is causing an automobile to
be operated without plates and the sec
ond operating without plates, He paid
s. and costs of S6.05.
Washington county court will re-
sumo its sessions at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. when the trial OF the case of
William Lathrop VS.. the Mad River
Valley Lumber Co. will be commenced
unless something not now known
comes up
H. L. Scott Of Barre was Saturday
appointed administrators of the estate
Of Albina S. Smonds, late of that
city.
Brunswick records just received. la2
Main street.
c. p. Silloway of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is visiting with friends in the city. He
has been west for many years and not
until FIVE years ago did he visit his old
home. In the last five years he has
been coming here each year. He viii
attend the annual reunion of the 4th
Vermont regiment at White River
junction He was member of Co.
G in that regiment.
Joseph Whitley of Boston called
upon David Burns Saturday.
Mrs. J. Bucket, formerly Miss Jo-
sephne Hastings. of Littleton. Mass,
is visiting with Mrs. G. w. Luce, her
aunt
r. j. Stopple of Morrisville, former
~ employed on the Montpelier Journal,
visited Montpelier twice Saturday aft |
ernoon. once by aeroplane and the 9th
err time by automobile. II seems Tint |
the aeroplane which had been at the
st. Johnsbury fair stopped at Morris
vile for fuel, but being unable TO get |
any there came 10 Barre. and there
being vacant seat. Mr.. Stopple was
invited to ride. He accepted. Later in
he afternoon. having returned to Nor
risyille. he came back 10 Montpelier /
IN his way to Mortified 10 meet Mrs.
Stopple. who has been staying for a
week with an aunt He called at the
police station on the second trip and
old about his first trip that afternoon.
He enjoyed the ride very much
The police department Saturday aft
,rnoOn received a telephone call from
y. H.. inquiring about an
automobile number l97ls and stating
hat the machine had sheen found AN
Ter condition which appeared to the
police in that city as though il was a
.toIen car II had been found run into
ne bushes beside the highway with
me spring broken and other damage
lone 10 IT, The car is registered ~
;lenn w Rublee, Enosburg Falls, and
: Buick which was the make Of
machine found at Manchester.
John /. Anderson Is recovering
rom an experience he had Thursday
,ening during the wind storm which
preceded the heavy rain that night. He
lad a fire i'm the court at the state
.arage, burning up some rubbish when
he wind came up. He was hustling
o put out the fire before any damage
ccurred when a door swung around
uddenly. catching him full in the
ace. cutting his head and knocking
i'm down. He was unconscious for a
eve minutes. he believes.
Robert r. Cate left SATURDAY. for
Iinnes polls Mimi. wher he will ac'
rpt one ~ two positions. one If which
, with the National Life Insurance
ompany. C. DEP. Bancroft. his cousin.
II earlier in the week for several
-eeks' trip in the interest Of the u.
:. Lille Granite company. He win
o, return until Christmas and the
rip may take him 10 California
A. n. HAYES of Walthsm. Mass. =
hortlv 10 open a sries service room ~
he Tomasi block at the corner It
ARE and Main street in Montpelier
e Is well known in this section. has
V attended Goddard seminary and
1910 was tackle on that team. plaN
Y with Paul Scampini and other Of
le fast PLAYERS Of that period H.,
lther has been in business in Wal.
iam some n wears. Mr. HAYES h.