The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-29
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/ Harry A. Black, secretary of state
has received report from Canaan OF
the conviction before q justice in that
town of Omar Payette of Pittsburg
a town in northern New Hampshire
who was charged in Canaan with oper
ating an automobile without license
and was fined $40 and costs. He also
mas other complaints relative to SINH
lar troubles in that section of the state
| The campaign against the use of glare
lights is well under way and last Fri
| day Ara Griggs. one of the inspectors
| OF the secretary's office. caused Is driv-
ers of automobiles in st. Johnsbury
to replace their glare lenses with non
glare lenses.
The state board Of dentists is con-
Quoting examinations in the director
OF state institutions office in the State
House, there being seven candidates.
The Ludlow Hotels association of
Ludlow has notified the secretary of
state that it proposes to issue 1000
shares of stock at 800 share and
that S3l 800 of that amount has been
paid up
Fred Blanchard of Montpelier on
Monday afternoon reported that a car
hit Blanchard's machine at Lake Will
loughby Sunday, when latter ear was
standing still and that the driver Of the
other car did not stop to see the ex-
tent of the damage done.
Eason r. Gibson, inspector instructor
OF the Vermont national guards, has
gone to Camp Devens to acquaint him.
self with the conducting of the muster
there, as it is being conducted now by
the muster of the Vermont national
guards, which will take place in Camp
Devens August to 81. There will be
GOO men from this state, which is as
many as there used to be in the old
Vermont regiment, the new organiza-
tion having been formed with 100 men
to the company in most instances, be-
fore the reduction to so men to the
company occurred.
Kenneth Dickerman of Granville was
at the secretary of states office Mon
day to ascertain data concerning an ac-
cident in which he was injured some
week ago, when, according to the re-
ports, L. Il. Lemery of Granville hit
him, as Dlekerman was placing a tire
on one wheel OF his automobile. Lem
cry did not stop his automobile after
the accident happened. Dickerman has
been in bed with injuries to his back.
Joseph Abair and Dave Spicer are in
receipt Of letter from a prominent
matchmaker of Providence, R. l., re-
garding a boxing bill which Mr.. Abair
is to put across the 4th of July at In
tercity park and he has such names
as these prominent boxers to choose
from; Harry Martin of Providence,
runner up for the bantamweight cham
pionship of New England frankie
Burns, a prominent lightweight of Cali.
fornia: Young" Hichie, Young" Leon. |
ard and Young" Dundee Glennie and |
Valesi will also box
At the regular meeting of Mirror |
Lake grange, July ?. the program will |
be in celebration OF independence day:
Roll call events Of the War of indie |
pendencc; recitation, Winston Church. |
i'll; reading. Lottie Shepherd; cut up
story, in charge of Sada Brown; es. |
say, Our Flag" Ruth Chattield, read. |
ng OF the declaration of independence,
Elsie Corliss; recitation, Luther Stew |
art; reading, Dean Bancroft; essay,
The Birth Of Our Nation" Marion
Tanner; discussion. Should the coun-
Try return to the old way of ceIe.
)rating Independence day, rather than
he safe and sane way of to-day :"
opened by brothers Stone and Shep.
nerd and sisters Pike and Bancroft;
.abaux, in charge of sister Stone; mu-
lie committee, Clinton Benjamin; sur.
prise committee, WILDER and Mabel
Brown.