The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-10
MONTPELIER

Another meeting of the board of civil
authority took place in Montpelier on
| Tuesday evening when some III names
were added to the check list. of whicn
| l3 we're names # men add los of
women. In the first 20 minutes Of the
session rs names were added to the
list. Then business was at lull for
d while and few persons came along
slowly until six more persons names
had been added to the list, the entire
session being an hour and 30 min
utes. There have been 220 names of
women added TO the list thus far Az
other meeting Of the board will take
place at o'clock Saturday afternoon
and then a meeting at ! o'clock the
same evening.
Charles A. Plulmey, president of
Norwich university, was in the city
yesterday. He says that the enroll
ment at the university will he large
this fall. They have selected the new
coach but are not ready to make the
announcement on the matter. The fac
ulty is looking, forward to strong
foot ball team. Some excellent teams
have been turned ont by the univer-
sity and President Plumley said the
men selected has turned out some ex-
cellent teams where he has had the
supervision of the squad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden Farrar of Gin
cinnati. O., are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Farrsr.
Charles Spear was in the city ycster
day relative to Orange county tcle-
phone matters.
For sale--Used piano at bargain.
1872 Main street.
John Spsulding of Warren was Wis
itor in the city yesterday afternoon.
The horse Of Z. c. Gitchell ran away
Thursday evening, damaging the wsR
on quite a little. Il appears that the
son was coming down Main street and
that the horse stumbled and in pick
ing itself up" jumped away and then
the bit broke. This released the horse
and the youth jumped out of the wsg-
on. The horse ran down the hill and
at the corner of Main and State streets
the team was stopped, after ;he wag
on had been smashed.
Charles Hathaway of Moretown. who
suffered the amputation of one leg at
Heaton hospital, is getting along as
fast as. can he expected The other
leg was smputated some months ago.
New and used pianos. Brunswick
talking machines and records. 1872
Main street.
Fred Pease, deputy factory inspec- |
tor, has gone back to Burlington.
The Dairy Association company, Inc, |
of Lyndonvlle has filed with the sec 1
retary Of state the certificate that Of |
its capital stock the company has paid /
up s3O0.000.
5. r. Bates, highway commissioner,
II. VI. Mcintosh. state engineer. and /
G. II. Stillman of the federal depart
ment. are inspecting the federal road 1
projects in the state.
r. II. Cave, jr., has been appointed |
Of the estate Of Robert 4
Merchant. late ~ Barre. G. c. Graves 4
Of Waterbury has settled his admin
istrator account in the estate Of "a
phira l.. Strong. late Of that town.
The towns continue 20 eNpend money 1
on the repairs Of selected highways.
The work as a whole this year seems
to he late. The recent reports in
clude Wilmington, two miles, Barton
one fourth mile; Cabot. % rods; Plain
field 80 rods; Wsitsfeld, ~ rods;
SO rods; Grafton. one mile;
Norton. four rods; Poultnev, $50 rods;
IS rods
The case of Alfred Doucette v. II 4
{ Russell. which was started in Mont
pelier city court Yesterday. bids fair
L. orcurv all of fo-dsys time. for
several witnesses, who uere not ex
smined Yesterday. appeared this NOM
iuz. rourt convening ~ 1880 O'clock.
IN order - give the merchants. Who
ere % the jury. q chance to clear up
-ame trslurss In the early morning
Testimony Yesterday was intro3nced
g. she plaintiff tending - show more
han What the psintif kas tsstife5
'hat the responsibility ~ fhe ari3snt J
sss on fEs iefcniant