The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-06

! DIR. {. H. Burr this week collected
samples of milk from % herds of cat.
tie in the city and has shipped the
same to the state board Of hygiene for
I analysis. DIR. Burr has also made an in
spection Of the lunch carts in the city,
with the result that one, of which there
has been complaint, is to secure a new
cart.
George f. Sanders OF Calais has set
tied his account in the estate Of +, A.
| Burnham, late of Calais. Stefaho Rizzi
OF Barre has been appointed guardian
of Elizabeth Broggini of Barre, now in
Waterbury. G. +. Sanders has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Sarah Bugbee Gray late of Calais
G. F. Lackey, deputy United States
marshal, has returned from st. Adams,
where yesterday he arrested John w.
Chambers of Montreal, a colonel in the
Canadian army, on the charge of brib-
cry in an effort to bribe the revenue
officers Bail of 81 900 was fixed and the
man could not furnish it so that he
went to jail but he expected bail would
come from Montreal to-day.
Earle c. Hayden, district highway
commissioner. took ride through
Stowe to Morrisville and back to Barre
by Woodbury. yesterday and found tie
roads in excellent shape Hardly any
trouble from mud was experienced He
finds the season advanced almost
month ahead of last year and was sur
prised TO find the roads so well dried
up. In Montpelier, two road machines
are resurfacing the country roads and
are getting them in good shape until
the heavy summer traffic commences,
when more attention win have to be
given them.
The fire depart ment was called 10
Hill head street about 30 O'Clock Tues
day afternoon for a grass fire. The
fire started from a four year-old child
playing with matches
H. y. Davis, deputy commissioner 60
weights and measures gave the coal
scales owned by H. VI. O'Dell and G.
NJ. Andrews in Montpelier a looking
over Tuesday and found them in good
working order.
Miss Aida Turney has returned from
New York. where she was bridesmaid
to Miss Ethel Ball last Saturday
Mrs. +. s. Newcomb of Waterbury |
who was operated upon for adhesion 4
at the hospital here, is gaining. She 4
had an operation five years ago aud has
suffered considerable trouble since that /
time. The former operation was -per- |
formed in Burlington.
Mrs. Timothy Hornbrook is III at her /
home with a nervous breakdown
J. G.. Brown. insurance commission 1
er, is detained at home Mr. Brown F.
travels much Of the time and il taking
vaccination against typhoid fever. The
epidemic which started in Burlington
last summer has caused many TO take
this precsution.
r. J. Jedden Of Burlington has re
ported that his automobile and that Of
F. b. Grew Of Milton callided ApTil 4
at the end Of a bridge. the Grow car
,oming to the right hand side Of the
street and hitting the bridge A. well
Is the Ledden car.
William Boyce, who has been living
IN Connecticut for a year or so, j. Wis
ting in the city.
Miss Madeline Massucco has gone toI
ler studies in Smith college.
Edson Isham OF Essex and II. MI
2owley Of Burlington were al the fsh
md game Office this morning r. ID.
Moore Of Bennington was also here
turing the day. Captain sheldon. the ,
commissioner. has received report that
be fight woodcock Is coming back to
Vermont in large numbers fhis spring.
This is = game bird protected under ths Z
edaral laws
lEss Helen Deyette has returned
rom a few weeks spent al Miami. Fla.