The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-14
MONTPELIER
Louis Shambo Is Said to Have Con
fessed to Burglaries.

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Louis Shambo, age about II years,
was arrested last evening by Chief of
Police p. j. Connolly on the charge of
burglary, to which he confessed to the
states attorney at the police station
and was committed to the county Jail
this morning to await further consid-
Grafton Monday. Judge E. M. Harvey
has been i'll, so that the only thing
that was done was to take the youths
plea of guilty this morning. He adj
mitted breaking into the DAILY & Meigs
lunch room and taking about S25 in
money and surprised the officials by
admitting that he had also taken about
$50 from the Tenney company's office
The presentation of THE Wishing
Ring" occurred Friday evening under
| the auspices OF the Bethany guild.
This was not attended by large house
but larger one is expected this after
noon. The principal characters are:
Mistress Mary, Merle Turner; Bo-
sPeep Muriel Gibson; Mother Goose,
Aida Turney; Marjorie Daw, Mrs J.
i. Wilcox Moon Beam, Phyllis King;
Queen of Hearts, Alice Wilson; the
mother, Lucille Holmes; Mrs, Pumpkin
Eater, Mrs l.. A. Newcomb; Tom
Thumb, Frederick Inglis; Knave of
Hearts, David Burns. Simple Simeon,
George Smith; Geraldine, Michael Co
hen; Mrs Jack Spratt, Charles Robbie:
| Jack Spratt, Bruce Mcdonald; King of
Hearts. Warren Stqckwell; Old King
Cole, C. A. Lang; Pie Man, Harry
Woodward; kings messenger, Evald
| johnson; Allan, Roselle Kimball; Jean,
Elizabeth Slayton; Miss Elizabeth
| Temple was accompanist. There were
also large number of young people
who took part in chorus work and the
PLAY as a whole was well given.
The young people of the Community
club enjoyed dance at the club rooms
last evening
The Bradford Oil company Of Spring
| field has filed statement with the
secretary of state that il has paid up
$4,000 of its capital stock Of S5O.Ooo.
The Italian Pastme club bowling
team defeated the Railroad Five on
the DAILY alleys last evening by score
of 1910 to 1880 in the City league.
Sumner was high single and three
string total man.
The caucuses in Montpelier viii take
place mex; week Wednesday and Thurs
| flav evenings. The ward csucuses Tor
| the school commissioners and aldermen
will take place Wednesday evening and
| for general election Of other city OH
Gals the following evening Thus tar
there is only one candidate for posi-
ton excepting in ward ,. whore Frank
CORY. ir. is candidate for school
commissioner and Dr. P. /, Tcmpleton
Is the present commission +. y
Field. who lives in ward has declined
re election and tho name Of Lee Whit
nev was advanced this morning by
some Of his friends.
There is a lull in the work in the
secretary Of states office IN the regis
tration Of aut omobiles and nearly all
of the force has been turned to the VI
tai statistics work, which IS greatly de
laved because all of the help recently
had to be taken to the automobile dc
partment. Some Of the clerks are at
work on the records back of 1887, get
Ting NieHl III dtiAiahtAANhA fi'a'
are between 100000 and 100000 Of
these. SO it will be 2 big job that the
legislature has imposed upon the office.
Isaac Schwartz has been appointed
administrators of the estate Of Louis
Aron. who died this week. Mrs. Freda
! ]. Aron has been appointed IN probate
court as guardian of Rachel and Minnie
Aron. her children. Bessie H. NanDeu.
sen has been appointed guardian OF
, Laura NJ. VanDcusen Of Warren.
|. A. Y. Brown and the six men who
have been carpcntcring at the state
garage have completed their work for
| this season and have gone 10 their
homes in Mddlebury. They cannot do
any more work until heat has been in
stalled in the different buildings on the
property.
GOV. p. W. Clement is in Boston and
on Monday will attend a conference of
the New England governors relative TO
the present shortage of coal. Gov.
| Clement has been in Boston for few
DAYS and. with Gov Coolidge, has ar
ranged for the conference.