The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-27

Montpelier Junction, when the waite
fell some Is inches. This has jamme,
however at the Darling farm so tina
the highway is under water. Th
water was high enough in the stream
in Montpelier so it ran into some o
the cellars, but the jam went out JUS
instime.
The first automobile accident in &
long time was reported this morning
to the secretary of state. 1t occurred
in Burlington the 25th of the month
when the automobile driven by Ray
mond l.. Beauieu was run into by 0
| truck driven by Ross Iewyes of the
Crystal Confectionery company.
Miss Katherine Gitchell has returned
home from st. Johnsbury to remain
during the spring vacation from her
school in that village,
| 4. ). Brigham has arranged for the
sending of semi-weekly report to
the newspapers again during this sugar
season, as he did last year 1t Is ex-
pected that the report will reach his Of
| flee from Boston in time so that it can
be sent to the various afternoon papers.
This will have the quotations of syrup
and sugar as it is in the Boston and
New York markets. At present there
is but little on the markets in those
cities, but later the volume will in
crease.
Lillian Oizendam, who has been here
for a couple of days relative to the suf.
frage movement, has gone to Burlng-
ton. She had a conference about noon
yesterday with Governor Clement. In
the afternoon she waited on Lieut..
Gov Mason S. Stone, apparently with
little satisfaction. During the after
noon she made a persistent effort to
locate Chief Justice John II. Watson
of the supreme court, but failed, al
though Justice Watson was about the
State House during the afternoon. A
part of the time he was in his office
in the new building
G. f. Lackey, deputy United States
marshal, served papers Friday after.
noon upon 4. NJ, Harvey, as clerk of
the Montpelier Industrial corporation.
II is the result of an involuntary bank
ruptey proceeding that was brought
week ago by some of the creditors Of
the Delue company, and Mr.. Laekey
had to serve on another corporation be-
cause he could not find a representa-
tive of the Delue company. He could
not find an officer of the company and
then tried to find a stakeholder of the
company. They were not to be found,
but he did find that the Montpelier
Industrial corporation as a corporation
had some stock in the Delue company,
so he served his papers on the clerk of
that corporation. A subpoena to APP
pear before the referee was also served
c. r. Turner, who managed the com
pany, left town some time since. 1t il
company that was brought from Bos.
ton to Montpelier about a year ago.
Among the visitors in the city Fri
day forenoon We're f. H. Rabbit OF
Bellows Falls and o. L. Martin of
Plainfcld.
The Capital City Press, which print
ed the inventories for the tax commits
sioner on Friday, shipped to the sew
eral town clerks 10000 of these
blanks. There were two truck loads of |
them that went by express and truck |
load that went by mail. The company
has also finished the printing OF the |
ll5.400 blanks and licenses for the fish |
and game commissioner and Friday |
mailed the most of these to the town
clerks. These are in book form and |
serial numbers. The job had to be a
hurry one, the crews working nights TO
get it out
The following entries appear on the
docket of the Washington county
court; Mrs. Augusta Mosely VS.. Oscar
c. Eaton. 1t is a suit for damages
as the result of an automobile acct
dent last summer in Waitsfield, and
the plaintiff seeks to recover 81 900.
Settled and continued: Russell Sanders
vs.. Alfred Daley John Kelly VS.. Ar.
thur Allard; Donald Murray Va. Bout
we'll, Milne & Varnum; judgment for
he plaintiff, Economic Steel Rack Co.
IS. Delue company and trustee.
Stephen Richardson was sentenced
his morning in Montpelier city court
o the state prison for not less than
tx months nor more than five years
md TO pay fine of 81 and costs. No
was given. Judge f. NJ.
Harvey looked up the career of the
nan before imposing the penalty. The
nan pleaded guilty yesterday to forg
~.
The electric company thawed out
vibrant for the city this morning. II
vas near the Rialto bridge and was
ound yesterday afternoon to ne froz-
n. The fire department started to
vash off the street and the men were
hanging their line from another by
rant when they found this one frozen
Miss Marguerite Lamperti, who is
in the office of Theriault
] Hunt, has gone to a hospital in Bur :
ngton for an operation for appendi
tits. II
The funeral Of Miss Eileen Burns I
ook place from St Augustine's church
{ o'clock this morning, Rev. p. J.
,ong officiating. The service was at
ended by large number of friends, :
some from the State House
nd National Life Insurance Co The
carers were Ralph, David and James
turns and Francis Kelleher. There
-ere great many flowers. Interment
iii be in the Catholic cemetery 4
John Carroll of Claremont, n. H., is
isiting Thomas, his brother
Mrs. Hattie Camp has been appoint
a by the probate court as executrix Z
( the estate of II. o. Camp, late OF v
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