The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06

garet Blanco appeared before Judge T
L. Scott of Barre on the charge of il
4 legal selling of intoxicating liquor
The respondents all pleaded guilty and
pending the return of Judge Harvey
, are out on bail of $500 each. Sen
tence will be imposed by Judge Har
. vey.
The first meeting in the bankruptcy
: of William Graves will occur in the
office of Referee w. N. Theriault at 10
. a'clock a. m, August Is.
A son was born last night to Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Carpenter.
Miss Heel Lyon of Barre is assist
ing in the office of the state treas
: urer, while NJ. A. Blanchard is making
the annual audit of the office and the
auditor of accounts office.
,, Benjamin Gates auditor of accounts,
made the regular audit of the county
clerks office yesterday.
Miss Elizabethr Stone is taking a
vacation from her work in the state
purchasing agents office
+. N. Smith has settled his account
in the estate of Carrie Drew, late of
Montpelier.
! General II. I. johnson will 20 TO
Camp Devens Monday and will prob
ably spend most of next week at the
annual muster of the Vermont national
guard. He has designated August 10Th
as governors day, but the program has
not yet been arranged
/ A son was born Thursday morning
at Heaton hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Chisholm.
Miss Jessie Watkins has resumed her |
duties in the insurance commissioners |
| office In addition to tonsilitis she suf. !
fered quinsy sore on one side of her
throat.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Mcclure, who
have been visiting with DIR. NJ. +. Me.
Guire and other relatives in Mont
pelier, have gone to New York, Wash
ington, ID. C.. and Philadelphia, before
going to their home in Chicago
~. ana MIS- H. Il. watson ana MISS
Watson have returned from Old Or.
ehard beach, Me-, where they have
been for few weeks On the way
back they visited the state prison and
the superintendent reported to them
tina Mrs. Isabelle Parker Of Barre
seemed to be in better health than
when she reached the institution.
Nellie P. Barrows and G. A. Peck
have brought a suit on the Law dock
ct of Washington county court against
the Eagles fraternity in Montpelier and
trustees. This Is an action to recover
the value of the building, which was
sold the Eagles a few years ago. Two
divorce cases have also been docketed.
These are May ID. Slattery vs.. William c
J, Slsttery and Flora May Japan VS..
Peter Japan.
George T Deavitt of Springfield.
Mass, arrived yesterday on his annual =
visit TO relatives here. He has recently
from a trip through Canada :,
and the middle west. While in Chica
90 he attended the Republican national
Mr.. Deavitt is reporto.
nal writer for a magazine syndicate and
-ooms with Bernie Waterman, who was
ecently here on his vacation. Mr.. Dea,
lit is 6so a psrishoner Of Rev.
eharles A. Wing, Montpelier boy, Il
Who is nos pastor of the Church of the p
nifty, Springfield. ~
The men. who are constructing the .,
vail on Mortified street, have com OF
eted the upper end of it and Thurs in
NY they moved the cement mixed TO r,
over end. They are getting the mixer
II foundation to put in the rest Of m
he wall, which will probably complete 81,
he job as far as it will 90 this year an
nd which viii materially straighten 40
he highway when the job is complet- 70
J The wall, when done, will be about -
- feet long and, in the highest place, "a
bout % feet in height ~
People living on the higher eleva- al
ons in Montpelier have to secure their
ipply Of water for the day following be-
tween I and o'clock each after. no
bon because, during the remainder Of no
lie day, the gate is shut on the big. ish
y OF the two mains. This takes place a,V
here the main crosses the Winooski .o,
yer, and where a break in the main tic
Is existed for some weeks. The hot
Gather of the last few DAYS has
ought the water to lower point
e reservoir than it has been at any
ne during the present summer, and Al,
order To prevent the heavy loss Of
tier which has been coming out of
e main into The river. the main Is
ised during the most Of the day. This :
suits in the water pressure being :
opped in the guagc IN the city hall y
I'M about 100 pounds to about 800 I
is ample for all purposes excepting 7
lding water 10 the high elevations 7
4 about the only ones materially af. !
ted are those on upper Terrace
Get. The water was dropped so low =
Berlin pond in the last week that "
mping commenced this morning. AN -
ort to close the water main across
/. Winooski river Wednesday after.
IN showed that the gates did no, r
d; therefore repairs will have to be 1920
de on these Water will be shut fore
Sunday and Water Commissioner Z
~ has inserted an advertisement
the Montpelier paper, instructing