The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-01
MONTPELIER

Last night the arrangements at the
iremen's bazaar for the concert were
somewhat changed and David Burns
sang solo named want of YOU" and
| when applauded sang Guiana He was
accompanied by Miss Margaret Dobbs.
John Dobbs won the glass pipe for
being the homeliest man in the house,
receiving 80 votes, Tonight is ex-
pected to be the largest night Of the
fair.
Henry G. Holmes was in Randolph
to-day looking after his property.
Miss Katherine Aageson Of the
school department left this morning
for Boston, relative to supervisors con-
ferences.
M. g. Morse relinquished his duties
as tax commissioner last night and r.
B. Thomas will assume the new du-
ties as soon as he completes the
Parry case In county court. Before
Mr.. Morse left the Office Wednesday
the employees presented him Shriners
pin in appreciation Of the pleasure that
they have enjoyed under his employ
ment. Mr.. Thomas viii be succeeded
as states attorney by c. B. Adams of
Waterbury. who has been sitting in
the trial of the present base in county
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Morrison and
daughter. who have been visiting with
Mrs. Mabel Mckinney, have gone to
their home in Montreal.
II. w. Slocum, who was here last
evening to attend the fish and game
league meeting, left this morning for
the southern part Of the state.
Ralph Denney left this morning for
Bellows Falls on insurance matters.
Arthur Ellis, who has been in north
ern Vermont, reports that the storm
was not as heavy there as here and
that the automobiling is as good as in
summer time.
E. ii. Bailey OF Graniteville report
ed this morning to the secretary of
state that his machine hit a dog while
he was driving the other day. That
the dog came out OF side street and
could not see the machine nor could
Mr.. Bailey see the dog; therefore, the
Mrs. j. F. MacLennan of
Bellows Falls reported that her car
and that of Arthur Westoyer collided |
but little damage occurred. Fred |
Toombs Of Springfield reported that |
his machine and another collided, do |
nv, q I;ttia 1a,ra,rl
Mrs. Thomas Iackey, who has been |
III at the hospital, has been taken back |
there for treatment, after q few days |
At her home.
The Alild which the board Of ehari- |
ties and probation took under its care
some months since, known as merry |
was in the Office this morn
ng on its way to the hospital, where
IN X-ray of its body was taken to as
certain how the child was getting
llong. IL win be recalled that the bones
II the legs were broken In several
,laces and that ii had a curved spine
rom the abuse which had been given
(.
James Carr, who was arrested at the
CENTRAL Vermont station Wednesday
tight, appeared in city court this
morning, charged with second offense
Il intoxication and was fined by Judge
". "A, Lord SIS and costs. which he
vas unable 10 pay and, therefore, went
o jail for the alternative sentence.
DR.. l.. III. Adams, who has been act
ny inspector in charge OF livestock SUI
,ervision during the absence Of DIR. A.
!. DeFossett, has returned 10 his home
n Bellows Falls. DIR. DeFossett was
expected back from Chicago to-day.
Fred B. Thomas stated to-day that
e would be in the state tax commits
toner's Office tomorrow. Charles B.
dams Of Waterbury, his successor as
tates' attorney. and Mr.. Thomas were
worn into office to-day. Mr.. Thomas
ncceeds Melvin G. Morse who recently
.signed.
The Albany basketball team, cham
ions OF the New York state league Of
rofes sional clubs will meet the Capt.
i City five in the armory on Tues
ay, Dec. 9. The Albany team may
lay other games in Vermont pending
being made, according to
letter received by f. b. Shepard, [
anager Of the Capital City team from
anager W. II. Hepinstall Of the Al
my team. The Albany lineup win d
;; Sebran and Hepinstall, forwards $
uval, center, and Riconda and Fried =
an, guards. t