The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-19
MONTPELIER

was a visitor in the city yesterday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Day, VIII,
We're recently married in Illinois, have
been visiting in the city.
E. L. Field, who has been employed
in the commissioner of taxes office
has resigned effective Sept /, and
has accepted the position of water
commissioner of Mortified, with which
| he is well acquainted, Mr. Carpenter
who had been commissioner for many
years, having resigned. Mr.. Field is
one OF the village trustees and had con
siderable to do about the installation
OF the water system in that village.
The state board Of education is hold :
ing meeting and getting matters into
shape for the coming school year. FL.
O. Hutchinson of Burlington, j. u.
Whittier, supervisor of the rural
schools, Rollo Reynolds and Bennett
G. Douglass, who have been assisting
in the office this summer, were in con
ference Wednesday relative to the
plans in general way and getting
the data together for this meeting.
George Duclo Of Mendon will remain
in the state hospital at Waterbury iur
an indefinite period for Judge Frank
J. Martin, following hearing vester-
day, decided that the man was insane
and he was committed there at state
expense. Duclo was sentenced to the
house of correction on the charge of
arson and later paroled, after which
he committed burglary and was then
replaced in the house of correction,
only to be transferred to the criminal
ward in the state hospital. When the
sentence expired the supervisors OF in
sane petitioned that he be committed
to the hospital, claiming he is unsafe
to be at large. James G. Cullen of
Montpelier has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Edward A.
Cullen, late of Montpelier. Isaac Ia
Dor has been appointed guardian of
Robert Converse, minor, in that
town. I. d. Hobart has settled his
account in the estate of Ellen Dus-
ton, late of Berlin.
Abram Foote Of Cornwall was in
the city yesterday. He wears salts
fed smile relative to his candidacy for
lieutenant governor, the matter having
been settled in all probability when
la ssot,rJa,, ~. rua 6lad any rartv,orx Z
petitions against him in the Republi-
can party and, of course, there is moth !
ing to worry about from his oppo- /
nent in the Democratic party.
Linus Leavens, commissioner of fab
and game, goes this evening to East
Braintree, where he speaks at the an
nual Ash and game club meeting.
James Hardness, Frank +. Howe and.
IL is understood, Frederick Fl. Babhitt /
will be present.
Z. X. Foster of Yale, son of Col i
H. s. Foster of Calais, is at the for
cstry office to-day. He is assisting in
the work.
Mrs. r. NJ. Cutting and Mr., and Mrs.
r. J. Gates of Cambridge were :tiests
II Mrs Elsie Gates yesterday.
Harold Bailey of Bradford was in
The city last evenisg in connection with
and state forestry matters.
A marriage license was issued last
evening" to Alfredo Cristofelli and Miss
Aurelia Nsnetti of Montpelier.
Mrs. Timothy Hornbrook is slowly
the use of one knee which
vas injured by falling on the stairs to
Ter tenement.
The body Of Mrs. Julia Campbell, !
widow of the late George Campbell, I
vas brought here from Fayston Wed !
lesday evening, the deceased having /
lied in that town while on visit to {
elatives Death was due to pulmonary |
edema. She was 0 years of age. The !
uneral will take place next Saturday I
fternoon, il is expected now. The de- c
eased was the daughter of Edward !
nd sr-n Bellvill eand was born in !
.lmorc. She leaves q sister, Mrs I
.unicc Davis Of Boston; two brothers. :
gorge Bellyille of Walden and Allen ,
ieilyiue Of Worcester; a daughter,
Ire. Edward Wilcox of Waitsdeld, and c
grandson. Harold w Davis of Bur d
ngton. formerly of Montpelier.
Mason S Stone. lieutenant governor, :
II Wednesday for Camp Devens TO !.
ttend the exercises that occurred to-
ay at the camp. where the Vermont
ational Guard is mastering. Ii is
overnor's day and p. w Clement, gov 1
rnor of the state, left his home yes
arday for the camp He was i'll on !,
he way but expected to be present to-
ay. so that for a day again Charles y,
[ Dana Of New Haven, speaker of .
he House Of Representatives, is act o
e governor of the state. =
George A. Tinkham was arrested 2
lortly before noon to-day on a charge Fl
non support of his family. 4 hear. q
z will probably be held on the mat Al
r this afternoon. Mr.. Tinkham is 81
nployed by the Central Vermont rail 2,
ay on construction gang and il is il
aimed he did not send his family M
Rough money to supply their needs. W
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