The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-14

t. For sale--Used piano at bargain.
1872 Main street.
A new timetable will be effective on
the Boston & Maine system the Goth of
the month and il is understood among
railroad men in Montpelier that when
Il goes into effect passenger service will
be put in effect between Montpelier
and Barre. II is understood that the
mail train will be run by two crews in
stead of one as it has been in the past
and that one crew will take the train
to Barre in the morning, which will
give service between this city and
Barre and then returning TO Montpel-
Ter will make its run to Wells River
and return. The noon and evening trips
between Montpelier and Barre being
made in the same manner by another
crew. IL was reported in Montpelier
Monday that through freight train
would be put in service tomorrow The
traffic has picked up considerably since
the segregation from the Central Yer
mont railway. This is understood to
be the cause of the new freight service.
New and used pianos. Brunswick
talking machines and records. l3e
Main street
The Montpelier Savings Bank and
Trust company has been appointed by
the probate court as trustee of a fund
for the benefit of Annie. Lois, Mildred.
Hazel Ruth and Marion Uric. created
by the will of Margaret Cunningham,
late of Cabot. Margaret X O'Neill of
Waterbury has settled her account as
guardian OF James p. O'Neill of that
town. Mary G. Goss of Montpelier
has been appointed administrative of
the estate Of Sarah Loughrey, late of
Montpelier.
II. r. johnson, adiutsnt general, has
received from the war department
supply of blanks which those who can (
use them may secure from him 20
make application for the victory med
ais; also for the Spanish American
and Mexican border medals.
The class Of 1918 in Montpelier high
school held a reunion at Miller's inn
Monday evening, with some 80 mem
bers OF the class and three teachers
attending. A nice dinner was served,
after which post prsndial exercises oc-
Cured, with George Mckee as toast
master Nearly every person pres
pnt spoke briefly and fttingly of the
occasion.
DAILY and Meigs have again opened
their dining room, which was closed
while extensive repairs have been
made
Miss Helen Burbank has returned
from visit in St Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. John Riley, IT,, arrived
in the city last evening from their
trip.
The district highway commissioner
continues TO report new work being
commenced on the highways. These
include South Burlington. bridge be
ing repaired Colchester. two miles of
road construction; Milton. 40 rods;
Essex. go rods; Bolton so rods;
South Burlington. 90 rods; Williston,
30 rods Richmond. 10 rods; Charlotte,
.hree miles Highgate, same; Cam
bridge one -half mile; st. Johnsbury, Z
work on an overpass: Sherburne. y
-ods; Brandon, so rods; Topshsm,
hree feurths mile.
There were large number Of auto
Mobile accident reports this morning.
lroha bly, so OF them, and the 800
mark has been passed at the secretary
Il states office The most Of the re- {:
,orts now are coming from the west
I'm side of the state. perhaps due to
he fairs having been in that section
or q couple Of weeks Those in this
cction include; C. 4. Clafiu Of Bethel.
hat his machine was involved in q col
ision Harold A. Nelson Of Barre. thar
he driver If automobile. No. 3j-355
laimed his Nelson's motorcycle hit
i'm az they were meeting and the au-
omobile went Of a bank; W. /. Pres
oft. that two automobiles were racing |
car Lowell and that one Of them col
drd with him. when Air Prescott was
n his way from Lowell Ia Water
AIRY. Alfred Seymour and Harold
Tint Of Randolph reported a minor col
sion r. A Phillips Of Mortified re