The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-08
MONTPELIER

Just received large shipment Of
Brunswick machines, l32 Main street.
adv.
A meeting of the board of commits
sioners OF the ireman's relief fund oc-
CURED in Burlington last evening with
all of the board attending, excepting
II H. Carr Of St Johnsbury, who was
detained because of business matters.
The first payment of any money for
the benefit of any person, who has been
injured at fire was presented to
George II. McCuen, who is a captain
in the Burlington FIRE department, and
who was injured at the Hoag fire, at
the time when that shop collapsed.
He was ont of employment 30 days
and, according TO the provisions of the
act, was entitled to 81 a day for each
day away from his employment. This
claim was property certified 10 and,
following an examination OF IT, along
with personal examination of the
case that has taken place, the secre
tary was directed TO draw an order on
the treasurer Of the fund for the pay
ment Of the same.
Miss Julia Nerney Of Utica, y. T.,
who has been visiting with Mr., and
Mrs Frank Danuah, has gone 10 her
home.
Charles h. Theriault, state deputy Of
the Catholic Order Of Foresters, was in
Burlington Wednesday in connection
with the fraternity.
Frank Brown passed yesterday after
noon in Burlington.
Ralph Burns has been stepping for
few days in Burlington.
The district highway commissioners
met with ). H. Bates. state commits
sioner. yesterday afternoon and some
of them remained until this morning TO
clear up few matters that were not
Of general nature and of no interest
TO the rest Of the commissioners. Their
coming here resulted in the removal
Of the orders about poor roads, rs re-
ported some weeks ago These in
cluded Westmore and Charleston, Al
hany aud lrasburg, and Stockbridge.
where repairs have been under way.
Earl Hayden, the district commits
sioner for this section. placed detour
sign to-day this side Of East Mont
pelier to stop drivers of automobiles
coming 10 the Redway bridge before
thew learned that the bridge was he
ing repaired.
James Boyette pleaded guilty in city
court Wednesday afternoon to breach
Of peace as the result Of the complaints
in which il was alleged he had as
saulted small girls. The youth Is in
the county jail pending investigation
By the probation department Tie was
al one time IN the industrial school
under order Of the Montpelier city
court.
Mr. Edward Reulhach and son II
New York are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Whelsu and other rela
tives in the city
Joseph Darling. who Tor several
wears has run the steam roller IN
Montpelier. has gone 20 work for the
state on road work The city street
dspart srent lst slide the ehauoe 10 So
cure him earlier in the srasou.
q. r Carpenter. bank commissioner.
I has bccn attending the savings hank
Z commissioners meeting in Duluth.
Z Nina
That i T. the intention ~ the tet-
erans of the Sth Vermont regiment m
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With the Washington County Nctrr
, ans ss-oriatian is evident from thc no
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rsuers Wcdnesdsy afternoon
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