The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-03

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montpelier. 81 aipals.
eross' u .''''.-'.-'..'....- hodiTeS
slark, u ...'.'...,..''.'.. ~ Manahah
LAIRD, .,..'.............. Nelourg
Smlth' re- .s....... .rg' 1ofrlgah
Bartlett, ig .'.'.#s'....... .is' finh
Score Montpelier GO, st. Albans 10.
Baskets from the floor-1iross II, Clark
Is, Bartlett I, Mceiihney 3, Manahan >,
Godfrey 2, Neiburg, Corrigan. Baskets
from fouls Manahan. Referee Cullen.
Scorer Shepard. Timer Banks. Time
Two 20-minute periods.
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The records Of the fire department
show there were II bell alarms during
the year in Montpelier, OF which three
amounted to nothing, two being false
alarms. One was when it was thought
a soldiers tram was passing through
Montpelier. another when the "ina
short -clreulted the wlres' whlie tne
third was IN June, when man tried 10
put letter m hire alarm box near the
Pavilion hotei. The hre loss was small
probably the smallest IN years. ooIhe
OF these losses nave not Deeh secured
because the insurance PAID on tnehl mas
nol peeh asee, '" 1,'s " tne me
.he ~ pa men. ~ 'e' i s. 10 49,;
t siis. ia,se a,ain,N' 49,, 's,n. 80, ,-uI
nm Niaio,' - Dne' -"
=, hoIiiirs uioVA Aas - - 49,
Juiy ~ forest sefiiisi 'ep'' ~ Ais'
Oantliioh, hehIousei oet; w. sl'ei iusn
foole, oVer-neateu puiiey; nov, -
Frank huntington house, Dee 20 John
Sarkls, henhouse. lhefe nave peen %
still alarms against 90 N i9is. lhere
were nine Dell alarms IN lvle' the same
number as IN 1917, excepting the ialse
alarms. CHIEF Persons Is unable TO ac-
count for the decrease IN spll alarms,
unless it is due to better care OF the
chimneys by tenants and owners OF
houses. The total loss in 1919 probably
viii not exceed $4,000
.Iohn BENJAMIN has bought Of Lillian
and b. +. Naramore of Williamstown
the Cross block on Elm street. Frank
Walker has sold lot on Berlin side TO
Romeo Nagne. William Mc(;overn has
sold a lot to 4. III. Martin. who has. in
turn. sold The property TO the Standard
OH eompany. II is located near the
Ia named party's land on River street.
- . ,.r.;r a;.,. tras,rar NO. IN
=. 49, IA. 80 49,, ',-;ti, ,ha stota
liz III, ~ oIat;,o 80 ,ha 7afunding of the
i;cense foes in Nontnel;er az provided
hv = sacent order al The license com.
r,;ssioners in Wasbington county. The
auditor has held that under the statutes
he could NOT refund to the city or town
until after he received voucher that
the town has repaid the money to the
licensee. Montpelier is running CLOSE
TO the wind" on its finances at this
time so that the city treasurer did not
want to paw back the money to the
four licensees in Montpelier to whom il
is due and have to wait for long time
to get il from the state. for state Off
Gals have established a reputation in
the last few years of delaying the paw
ment of claims against the state.
rho sa,,.btound ,,orr;ng mail ,rai,
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