The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-25
MONTPELIER

Governor p w. Clement has given
Fred Bradish, who was for some years
a resident of Montpelier, a pardon
and Bradish has left the state prison
He was sentenced to the state prison
from Burlington about three years ago
having been found guilty Of charges
which had to do with the misappropri-
alton of funds, and was given about a
five-year sentence. Bradish came of a
good family and lived during his
younger years in Montpelier Later he
was connected with the telegraph Of
flee in Burlington and became man
OF considerable standing in that com.
munity.
/ Members of the city council have
received from Mayer H. G. Shurtleff
cards eindicating his safe arrival in
Omaha, Neb., and stating that Irving
Cobb and ex-Ambassador James Gerard
are in his party there. Mayor Shurtleff
and Miss Maude Shurtleff, his sister,
are on their way to San Francisco,
where Mayor Shurtlef attends the
Democratic convention
+. H. Bickford of Bradford was in
the city yesterday in conference with
L. S. Brigham.
Thomas A. Keith of New York City
was in the city yesterday and called
upon the secretary of state. He repre-
sents newspaper syndicate.
q. +. Dempsey of st. Adams, con-
nected with the auditing department
of the Central Vermont railway, was
in the city yesterday on railroad bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Phelan of Lud-
low stopped in the city Thursday.
Mrs. A. A. Stebbins of Maiden, Mass,
formerly of Montpelier, is visiting
friends here.
Stanley Howell of Boston is visiting
with Philip Howell, his brother.
j. w. Bates yesterday settled his
account in probate court in the estate
OF Hannah and Frank Bedding, late Of
Moretown.
Harry A. Black, secretary of state,
was in Morrisville Thursday afternoon
investigating the Smith Gray accident
that took place on the road between
Stowe and Morrisville last week. 1t
occurred on straight road. The front
end OF the Smith car and the rear end
OF the Gray came together, tipping the
Gray car on one side in the ditch and
dumping the occupants OF the machine
INTO the gras. They escaped serious
injury.
Mrs. G. H. Parmenter is here because
OF the serious illness Of H. ID. Vail of
Worcester.
The young fellows and the older
men OF the National Life Insurance CO.
played game of baseball on the sem
mary campus Thursday afternoon
which, in nine innings, resulted in
score Of 4 to Il The game will be |
played off at a later date. Henson
and Jayne were battery for the older /
players, while Hill and Shepard were /
battery for the young fellows.
Mrs. NJ +. Austin of Burlington, /
deputy probation officer, was in the !.
city yesterday afternoon bringing with
her child who has been under treat
ment at hospital in that city and .
who has been placed with family in /
Montpelier until a more permanent
home is secured.
Miss Lena Ross, deputy probation
officer, went this afternoon to st. !
Johnsbury in connection with her
work.
J. g. Frattini has been appointed bv
the probate court as administrator If
the estate of Oramel Clogston, late of
while Mrs. Emma Tilden
of Roxbury has been appointed exccu-
triX of the estate of Harry w. Tilden.
late of that town and guardian of
George X. and William B. TiIden. her
and children of the deceased
above.
Chief of the fire department, V. b.
Persons. is suffering with cracked ribs
as result of line of hose throwing
him about Thursday afternoon. II APP
pears that he was flushing out
Worcester branch 70 cleanse the stream
in the business section and that =
stone rolled under one foot. throwing
him of his balance, so that with 100
pounds pressure on the line he was
thrown against board that stuck
from a pole. with the result that his
ribs were cracked The flushing of the
stream was done for sanitary pur
poses and il improved conditions con
siderably.
Mrs Lillian 0lzendam and Miss Ann
who are connected with the
Effort TO get special session Of the
legislature, we're in the city last eve
ming for a conference with different