The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-13
MONTPELIER

Rev. Mr.. Knapp, who is supplying
in the Episcopal church in Montpelier.
spoke Sunday afternoon at the jail
service. Mr.. Knapp is former army
chaplain and will 90 back to that serv-
ice shortly it is expected He saw con-
siderable service during the World war.
L +. Campbell of Waterbury has
been appointed administrator in the es-
tate of Levi W. Davis, late of Water
bury The will of Ellen Il. Marshall,
late of Montpelier, has been proved in
court New appointments will have to
be made in estates and trusteeships,
where the Barre Savings Bank and
Trust company was acting in order
that the adjustment of affairs may
take place. There are about ten OF
these appointments. There were nearly
$4,000 in trust funds.
Alfred j. Runnals, who has been in.
spector on the federal aid project in
Brattleboro, has returned to the state
engineers Office, the job having been
completed for this season.
Miss Olive Bennett of St. Johns
bury was the guest of Mrs, Elsie Gates
and Miss Vita Van Mass Sunday.
G. F. Lackey, deputy United States
marshal, went to St. Albans to-day to
make the arrests as a result of the
seizure of liquor which was recently
made at Richford and which is the big
gest seizure ever made, it is claimed
r. S. Currier of Barre, assistant in
the state highway commissioners Of
fee, has gone to Washington to at.
tend the annual meeting of the state
highway officials.
Grafton L. Wilson of Boston has
brought another suit against the Cen
trail Vermont and Grand Trunk Rail-
way companies. This is to recover $l5.-
900 claimed owed him on bonds issued
May !, 1899, and due last May. The
other suit brought was to recover $780,
600 on bonds due at the same time.
The same trustees as in the other suit
appear in this one, excepting that the
Boston and Maine Railway company is
added to the list. The Others are the
Welden National bank, Champlan
Transportation company and Rutland
railroad. An attachment is made on
certain property of the defendants
MI = btSSlt w hdthiiH HAS itHuiltA
her work in the insurance commits
sioner's office after two weeks vaca-
ton.
Neil Hornbrook is i'll and Mrs. Horn
brook, his mother, is detained from
her duties in the insurance commits
sioner's office, caring for him.
Webster Miller went back to Wind
sor to-day, after visit with his fam
lily here.
John S. Buttles, commissioner OF in
dustries. will 60 to st. Johnsbury to-
morrow to attend an informal hearing
in the case of one Rogers against the
Parker and Young company. Thee
will be hearing in Newport Wednes-
day relative to a petition to review
the testimony in the case Of Donald
Clark vs.. the Blair Veneer Manufac-
turing company, in which further com
pensation is desired. Mr. Butties
speaks that evening before the board
of trade in that city and then Thurs
day evening before the board in. Brat
tleboro.
Governor p. W. Clement. who passed
Sunday in the city, will 90 to Burling
ton for the tax commission officials
meeting there the latter part Of this
week.
Harold Jackman of West Midway.
Mass, has been appointed by c. II
Dempsey, commissioner Of education,
as superintendent in Cabot district in
place Of Carl Batchelder, who recently
went to Barton district.
The painters are redecorating the in
terror Of the Central Vermont raj
way station, giving it the annual clean
ing.
Conductor r. Steen has been as
signed to trains 2lO and 2ll on the
Central Vermont railway in place OF
Fred Mansastroppa, who recently com
pleted his service. T. Il. Muldoons
train is up for bids.