The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

The Community theatre of Spring
field has filed with the secretary OF
state certificate that of its capital OF
$4,000 it has paid up $4,000.
Miss Alice Ripley has gone back to
Boston after visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Kelley.
s. IL. Bates left this morning for
Rutland to secure the signature of
Governor p. w. Clement on four fed
eral road projects that have been APP
proved by the federal government, Bids
will be received on these in few days
and the work commenced as soon there
after as possible H. NJ. Mcintosh.
state engineer, left this morning for
Stowe and northern Orleans county in
connection with federal road and truck
matters.
The reports received at the state
highway commissioner office show
that roads in ShelburRe, Franklin, Ber
lin, Fairfax and Berkshire have been
improved and are not in good shape,
while reconstruction work is being done
in Bloomfield. Newport Center, Rut
land and Georgia.
H. j. Conant of East Montpelier has
settled the account of Durward ID.
Lamb as administrator OF the estate
of Jacob Lamb. Osman Goss of Mont
pelier has been appointed guardian of
Marion Leland Of Montpelier The viii
of b. l.. Hersey of Montpelier has been
proved in probate court.
Commissioner Of Industries John II.
Buttles has effected settlement of
the differences between William Nc
Craze of Hartford and the Champlain
Realty company, in which the defend
ant will settle by paying one third of
the compensation for loss OF leg,
McCrse suffered injuries while EN-
ployed by the realty company.
Miss Frances T. Gitchell has com
menced work in the dairy department
of the commissioner of agriculture Of
flee.
Major Easton r. Gibson has gone 10
Boston to take his examination for
promotion to lieutenant colonel in the
regular army.
On Saturday last Mrs Mary +
Watson, wife Of Hugh II Watson. now
in consular service at Liverpool. Eng
land. WAS examined By two local ply
sicans as TO her mental condition, and
on their certificate she is now an in
mate Of the lakeview sanatorium, at
Burlington. for care and treatment
The Red Mons annual fish supper
took place Monday evening in the
Knights Of Pythias hall with large
number Of the members and invited
guests attending. The fish we're caught
Saturday and Sunday. and Monday
prepared for the festival.
:. {. Brownel of Burlington was a
visitor in the city yesterday after
noon.
The members " the state board Of
education were in conference At the
state commissioner office Monday
evening relative TO the plans for next
wears school H. o. Hutchinson, super
visor Of the iunior high schools, aud
Miss Marion W. Gere, who specialized
in certain school work were among
those present in addition 20 the mem
hers Of the board Prof. W {, Bagley
also conferred with the commissioners.
Charles +. shields Of st. Johnsbury
WAS "A lNtht NA5tAAA aA1MAAN hAAffA ANNAT
having come here on legal matters
II. NJ. Mcintosh, state engineer. re
turned to his Office Monday after hav
ing spent the week end at his home.
He was in the western side Of the
state the most OF last week ON road
work. 5. b. Bates, state highway com
missioner. has received from the de
partment Of agriculture an approval Of I
be estimate on the road work IN East 1
on which bids viii be re-
-eived shortly Thisss south Of the vii /
age for one and two-tenth miles. The /
matter was held up for a short time |
ln account Of the great amount o. /
.ravel over that road the federal repre-
,cntativrs did not think a gravel road /
enough TO maintain the /
traffic.
The report q the automobile aeri-
Tent in which the car 81 Marshall Riu /
II Montpelier went of a hank near the /