The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-22
MONTPELIER
Firemen Again Called to Montpelier
Seminary for Roof Fire.

The fire department was again calle
to-day to Montpelier seminary. II OF
, Cured about o'clock this mornn
when fire developed on the roof d
the dormitory. 1t was on the girl,
side of the building this time, but wa
apparently due to the same cause a
former firesT Following the putin
out of the fire by the department, j. W
Hatch who is in charge of the school
ordered the fires pulled" until sparl
arresters could be placed in the chin
ney.
Bruce Mcdonald, who has lived il
Montpelier for many years, left thit
morning for Burlington, where he hal
! employment in shoe store. Mrs. Ne
Donald will go next week, it is ex
pected
j. j. McAvoy went to Waterbury
this morning to see Edward Morse, who
is very ILL.,
W. II. Jeffrey this morning received
word of the death of /. G. Marshall OF
st. Johnsbury, one of his deputy pro
baton officers, and who has been a
valuable man in the work. The de-
| ceased leaves wife and six children
all but one Of whom were adults He
was 80 years of age and had been in
the town mission work and recently
was appointed overseer of poor.
The Quarry Savings Bank and Trust
company has been appointed by the
nrntsn1a aJr trat fF of thn
estate of Lucy Wells late of Barre.
Notice that the discharge meeting
in the bankrupt estate Of Simon Isaac
of Barre will take place in the referee
office April IL, has been sent to the
creditors in the estate,
Pedro Rizzi is charged with breach
Of probation, 1t being alleged that
while be was on probation he drew a
knife on Cello Salcenes near the Garcia
barber shop on Barre street Saturday
night Rizzi den.es the drawing of a
knife and says that while in the bar
Der shop he was set upon and received
cut on the head two inches long. He
was first taken on a breach Of the
peace charge. and it was then found
that he was on probation, after which
the charge was changed to breach of
probation.
In. city court there was heard TO-
day the case of Theriault. Hunt vs.. ID.
II. Leonard for $3.50, claimed as at
torney fees Judgment was~entered in
the eiectment case of Joe Canales VS..
Roke Pmal.
The northbound afternoon express
was over two hours late, ow-
ing to trouble at Franklin, n H. where
a washout occurred andJthe train had
to be detoured over a branch line, thus
making the train late The traffic on
the Central Vermont railway, since the
road opened up after the storm a week
ago, has been very heavy. The com
Dany is making an effort TO keep up
with the increasing fright traffic. Sew
aral brakemen have been promoted to
conductors in>Qrder to handle the in /
'reased traffic, while Grand Trunk en-
zines are being used to help in hand
ing tho traffic These are about the |
iame class as the Central Vermont |
.ngines.
Miss Mary KERN went back to
Burlington Sunday evening, after a
'isit with P. II. KERN, her father, who
3 i'll.
John Rogers of the Shepard store is
aiming nicely from the operation per
ormed Saturday at Heaton hospital.
Marriage licenses have been issued
" the city clerk to Victor johnson Of
and Miss Matilda Olson of
Idleville, p O., and to Alton F. War
EN- and Miss Gertrude Hill Of Mont
eier. The last named license was oh
aimed with the parents consent, being
led with the city clerk.
Officer Frank Baldwin expects to re-
ume his duties tonight ON the police
Drce. While sliding on a toboggan
lst week, he injured one knee, which +,
aimed him so much in the evening
hat he nearly tainted and went to his !
ONE This has improved SO he now
xpects to get back to work. Officer
/. d. Sloan is still off duty owing to !
II injured knee which he received l
,rlier last week by twisting it in his
,und of duty. He will probably be 7
nable 20 return to duty until the mid
e or last of the week.