The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-01
MONTPELIER

Arrangements have been made by
aviators who are in Barre so that they
will come to Montpelier next week
probably arriving here the first of the
week, and will remain couple oi
weeks, B. A. Sumner, president of the
board of trade. has arranged so that
Frank Towns field can be used as an
| emergency landing field. 1t is high
enough so that il will be easily located
when the proper insignia is placed upon
it.
John Maun of St Albans. superin
tendent of the Central Vermont rail
way, was in the city yesterday after.
noon looking after the interests of the
company. The change in schedule on
the railway went into effect yester-
day, but there will be a reduction in
service, probably the first of next
week, for when the mountain trains are
taken off the Boston & Maine the
Thursday and Sunday night sleepers
out of Montpelier will be removed from
service so that it is likely that next
Sunday night will be the last trip of
the sleeper referred to above. Prob
ably some other reductio in Pullman
car service will be made.
II. X. Darling OF Chelsea called in
the city Thursday on his way to his
home from the state convention. Mr..
Darling says he is not candidate for
the speaSership of the House until he
is elected at least and he is going to
wait until after the elections take
place before he says anything about
the matter.
The judges of the supreme court are
III conference getting their opinions
ready for next Tuesday morning.
Harry A. Black, secretary of state,
went to Burlington last evening and
spoke at the chamber of commerce din.
ner at the Sherwood hotel He dis
cussed the general scope Of work in his
department.
Some criticism has been made of late
by townspeople about the use of the
cutout on the new motor apparatus
IN the fire department and it was with
no small amount of pleasure that the
driver, Ernest Kaiser. explained TO
some Of the citizens Thursday that
there is no muffler on the truck be-
cause the equipment was made with
the intention of getting all the power
that can be obtained out of the en-
gine, the muffler having Intentionally |
having been left off the machine by the |
A real bargain, player piano like |
new, with 81 rolls, cabinet and bench. |
Inquire 1872 Main street.-adv.
A good, used, upright piano for sale
at bargain at Bailey's Music Rooms,
Barre.-adv.
The marriage license Of Andrew A |
Ainsworth and Harriet Ormsbc issued
earlier in the week. was returned TO
he city clerks Office this morning. the
having been performed by
Rev. Joseph Lund The city clerk is-
,ued a license this morning 10 Frank
dartinz and Miss Beatric Sandero of
Mrs. Jessie Watkins was in North.
ield last evening, attending a district
Meeting Of the Order of Eastern Star.
John T. Whitney, who has been in
pector on the federal aid project in
iairlee, has returned 10 the state engi-
Ieer's Office, the job being completed
xcepting a few minor details Allen
'm7th has returned to Norwich uni
ersity and Oscar Martinson to Massa-
husetts Institute OF Technology. They
ave been employed in the department
uring the summer
The state board Of education held
ieeting in Woodstock to-day when a
ew commissioner was under eonsid.
ration
The will Of A. S. Sparrow. who died
st Saturday. was filed in probate /,
ourt yesterday
Gov. 7. w Clement j. expected here
o-day for a conference on different
iatters He has been in Boston re-
sntly
The underpsss on the 81 Johnsburv
nd Lake Champlsin railroad. where ,
pairs have been under way. = now :
ranged 40 that automobile traffic NAV
: carried through IL again. Persons
otng from this section of the state !
IN not have TO dsiour BY the way of !
ellis River as they were requested 20 !,
) two weeks ago
g. W. Groom. assistant supeTinfeud- !
il II the Central Vermont railway, :
e. in the city to-day