Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23

~oHI AnueTSOn Is recovering IrOl
wounds received when one of the b
doors to the State garage knocked hi
down during n wind storm one mig
last week, cutting his head quite a lit
ana rendering him unconscious for a tim
Earl Hayden. district highway con
missioner for Washington and Lamoil
counties. met the street committee ar
the street commissioner Of Montpeli
saturday evening relative to their mai
ta'nance of the streets In Montpelier. II
gave them some advice relative to IN
waste OF constructing new highways an
tnen not maintaining them. Because of
oreak down to the stone crusher TN
cement work on State street has bed
delayed.
Linus Leavens, nsh and game commit
sioner, has gone to Ontario to attend IN
annual meeting Of the International A
ISOLATION of Fish and Game CommiZ
sioners.
II. w. Whittier, who says his home
In Maine, has complained about the ros
between North Danville and st. John2
bury and which he claimed resulted in
accident Saturday when his and anotht
machine collided. He said the road wa
called a detour. but that II was mot
detour, but crime" This road was beirJ
NoC' DcSduSc tue ItiifOdu company WA
CONSTRUCTIVE an overpass that blocke
the regular highway.
The automobile of Glenn Newell of Ran
dolph went off the bank between this cid
and Barre Monday afternoon, but as ia
as could be learned one-of those in tn
machine was injured and the car was nd
damaged much.
The votes cast in the primary for count
officers were canvassed by l.. C. MoodJ
clerk OF Washington county, and H. d
Shurtleff, chairman of the Democratd
county committee. There was no materid
change from the figures announced lad
week. All of those who were unofficall|
declared were nominated. These include
For senators, II. NJ. Farnham and J. d
Estee, Montpelier, Charles Dana, Wood
bury; judges, G. II. Dale, waterbur,
bury; judges, G. II. Dale. Waterbury. AMI
l.. D. Colburn, East Montpelier; sheriff
F. H. Tracy, Montpelier; States attorneJ
F. B. Thomas, Montpelier; judge of prd
bate. Frank ]. Martin. Barre.
B. G. Rogers of Cabot has settled hi
account In probate court in the estate d
Margaret Cunningham. late OF Cabot. Tw
hearings took place in the court Tuesda
morning. They were relative to com
hitting William Blanchard Of Montpelie
anu HtOTke IeSuDd OIL 1OulIney 10 IN
State hospital at State expense and sal
commitments were directed by the court
Mrs. Mary L. Coggeshall of Boston /
visiting with Mrs. Edith Burbank.
new carpet has been laid by the JAM
tors in the State house in the central par
of the representative hail. It will cos
about $500. Because Of the heavy expense
the whole floor of the hall will not b
recovered fhte oh,b
peting of the central portion of the hal
cost as much as 1t cost to carpet the Who'll
floor when it was done some years age
The Board Of Control will hold a meet
ing at Brattleboro Thursday when II
expected the Austine institution will b
visited
r. w. Hunt, who has been in charge O
blasting and other road work on NJ,
Mansfield this summer. arrived in tn
city tuesday afternoon to do some wor
In connection with the laying of the wa
ter mains into the State House Thes
mains Will be used for the new spr,nklin
system. Mr.. Hunt has recently been EN-
ployed on the road leading from Stowe (
the Mt Mansfield House and the wor
has bes' near the top of the mountain
The road has been considerably improved
Last Friday evening. two inches Of sno,
fell. He says that when the plans no,
proposed, are completed, the road wi
be very accessible to automobile traffic.
Mrs. Flora A. Clark has settled her az
count in probate court in the estate
Charles A. Clark. late of Montpeie
while Mrs. Harriet Bullock Of Mortified
has settled the account of j NJ. Bullocl
who was administrator in the estate
G. P. Hatch. late Of Mortified. The wi
Of George Earl. late of Barre. has bee
proven in probate court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden Farrar have gor
to their home in Cincinnati. O.. after tw
weeks with Alderman and Mrs. W. +
Farrar. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis vollers ha,
gone to their home in Wilmington.
c., after visiting in the Same home.
A marriage license has been issued
Marcus Munroe and Miss Helen A. Ell
colt. both of Montpelier.
A ouiet wedding took place yesterda
morning when Genevieve B. Damon an
Merrill w. Harris were united in ma
riage by the Rev. n. c. Huntington at T.
Church Of the Good Shepard. Barre. Onl
the immediate relatives We're present. TT
young couple will be at home to the
friends November 1 at X BALDWIN stree
The groom Is a native 81 Montpeler an
, a veteran OF the World Wa. having ser'
ed as clerk Of his company in the 1N1
: Ammunition Train in France. He enlste
In Company H.. Vermont National Guar
and was transferred TO the a~,munitic
. train with most Of the Montpelier boy
He has been employed in the auditor
accounts office since his return fro
. service. The bride came TO MONTPELIER Sc
, eral years ago from Island Pond whel
she was employed In the law office Of
p. Amey. She Is employed In the commi
sioner OF industries office.
. Mrs. q. p. Barber. who was in Wait
, field earlier in the week found an int
esting condition in the Junior high sen ,
IN that village. She went In the int"re
If Red Cross work and had 10 confer W.T.
. Miss Dana. the pr'ncipal. She vert T."
The big study room, Of the school buildir
and seeing no teacher in charge. becau
, she followed 80 80 7h'~~ -rofession Il
rveral years became Interested at on
in the ouietness ~ - room A boy can
, to her and incurred n she wanted to s,
|, some one. Uron saving she wanted TO 81
Miss Dana the youth went 10 the rec't
, zion room and Miss Barber followed. MI
, Dana called a student to the desk ar
telling the class that was recitirg to mr.
coed with the lesson left the room. wh'c
gain aroused Mrs. BARRIERS interest T.
!, on INQUIRY, she learned that the work WI
going along apparently in the usual orde
that student government was used AZ
that only three pun!shments had he
inflicted in the last four months exclrdlr
Of course the vacation period. Anoth
thing she was interested In. was that u
students were STUDYING at tables instes
of narrow desks which are generally four
( in high school buildings.
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