The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-17

ization in place of H. b. Thomas, who
| has resigned The constitution com
mittee will draft a provision to meet
| the national constitution relative to
certain matters The matter Of renting
the armory and having the same as a
club house was not decided The lease
on the armory expires the first of next
month and the committee wanted a
little more time to investigate. the mat
ter A smoker win be enjoyed at the
next meeting.
Benjamin Gates and Will l.. Davis OF
the board Of control who were named
as special committee to 90 over the
needs of an additional appropriation at
the Brattleboro retreat, were at the
place during the middle of the week for
the purpose of ascertaining if this add
tional money was needed. They will
still have TO investigate some other
matters before they can make a report
to the board ON the matter.
The single Italian men defeated the
married Italian men at bowling last
evening on the Daily alleys by score
Of |. 800 to 1875. DeVettori made
score Of 2Ss, while Pelini was close
with a'three string total of PAS. Pelini
was also high single man with score
of Ill.
George Murtagh has commenced work
at the local Central Vermont ticket of
fee, finishing his service at Montpelier
Junction.
Pascal Ricci, who has been here in
connection with road contract, has
gone To his home in Rutland.
Clemmie s. Coyell of Mortified has
been appointed in probate court as ad
ministratrix of the estate OF Nettie J.
Coyell, late Of Montpelier, who died in
Washington, d. G. Mrs. Julia X. Hayes
of Waterbury has settled her account
in the estate of John Hayes, late Of
DtMbury.
j. Il. Kennedy collector of internal
revenue. announced to-day that the dis
trict office in the federal building in
Montpelier viii be opened for the con-
venience OF the public Jan 20 and
those having to pay federal taxes or
other matters can come there for assist
ance. The office will be open from to
II in the morning and from ! to 5
o'clock in the afternoon. The office will
be in charge of District Chief Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector j, p. Cor
coran Of Barre.
Adyices have been received here that
j. w. McCarghan, who has been doing
some of the district revenue work, has
resigned and will return to his bone in
Richmond.
Mrs. Walter johnson Of Waterbury
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Byron Palmer Of Mlddlesex Wis
tied to-day in the city.
J. $. Buttles, commissioner of indus
tries, has gene to his home in Brandon.
Miss Anne Glynn of the Gleason
store is detained at home by illness.
II. r. johnson, adjutant general, has
returned from Washington, ID. G., where
he has been in connection with different
matters in which ex-soldiers of YER
mont are interested and he advises any
soldier who has had trouble about his
unpaid allotment or allowance and lib
erty bond, upon which he was refund
ing, to advise his General Johnson'sl !
office. for the federal officers as result !
Of his conference in Washington, have |
arranged a plan whereby anything that |
goes through Mr. Johnson's Office will !
get quicker attention. The great delay !
Is that most Of the soldiers write a |
letter and do not designate II properly, !
that they write it to one department /
when it should go TO another, resulting !
in mail lying for weeks some times, |
waiting to be changed to the right OF
flee.
Some 20 of the corporations in the
state have forwarded to the state treas
urer their annual charter fees. These !
are not due until the first of next |
month but some OF the corporations arr 1
up the matter before that
time.
w. G. Hastings, state forester, has /
from Albany, \. Y. where he !
has been attending forestry meeting. /
Harvey T.. Goodell OF the governors 1
Office has returned from trip 10 the 1
southern part OF the state. Governor |
Clement is expected here this after
noon
Hiram w Johnson, senator from Cal
ifornia has wired TO Secretary OF State |
Harry A. Black. asking for the final
late in which candidate for presiden-
tial nomination can file and be sure OF I
its being on the presidential primary IN
Vermont Mr. Black has replied to the
telegram, stating. that the primaries
occur the third Tuesday in May and
hat the fling must occur at least 80
says before that date, which is under
stood to be April Is.
Fred Miles Of Middlesex was local
visitor yesterday afternoon.
Y. c. Mayo, superintendent Of the
Wells River railroad, was
m the city yesterday afternoon.
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