The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21
MONTPELIER

James Dolan of Burlington arranged
to pay fine of So and costs OF Si.9t
when arraigned in city court yester'
dav before Clerk Joseph Frattini on a
charge Of intoxication. Dolan was az.
rested by Deputy Sheriff Edward Gil
Monday night and lodged in Washing
ton county Jail.
Addresses on the Uses and Abuses
of a County Jail" and How the Yer
mont Plan Reforms JAN Prisoners
will be made by Sheriff f, H. Tracy
before committee of the American
Prison association at the 5lst annual
congress Of the association to he held
in Jacksonville, Fla. from Oct y to
Nov. 3. The committee Of which MI
Tracy is member is that on treat
ment of persons awaiting court ae'
ton and misdemeanant prisoners
A chimney fire at the home of Lew
is Carr, 8 Whittier street, at II
O'Clock Yesterday morning was extln-
guished by the local fire department
before any damage was done.
Many Of the young students left
here yesterday to enter y continue
their studies at some college lh"se
who left for Norwich university are
Clifton Smith, Wilmont Pierce, stacy
Clark, Floyd Silloway and William
barrett Those who left for Dartmouth
are George Mckee, Howard Almond
and Ralph Grandfeld. Those TO 90 to
Middlebury are Joseph Laird, John
Donnelly, Lloyd Hayward and Misses
Evelyn Ryle and Marian Turner. FIJI
teen to 20 TO the University of Yer
mont are az follows: Ralph Leach
Charles Hewitt, Foster Berry, Francis
Lilly, Gerald Perkins, Bernard Mills,
Richard 0'Dell, TeIford Cheeyer, War
rem Steele and Misses Dorothy Harvey
Ruth Dudley, Dorothy Lord, Viola Mar
vim, Marian Ellicott, Mabel Goodwin
and Marian 0Dell.
The first injury to a football play
er of Montpelier high school occurred
last night when Frederick Segnln had
his leg broken in tackling practice.
The break was not very bad but 1t
will be about six weeks before he viii
be able to stand on the leg 1t was bro
ken between the knee and ankle 50 will
heal quicker there than elsewhere. This
will have some effect upon the rest
of the players although it was no ones
fault and should not be taken as more
than an accident. The rtmor was last
night that several players would be
unable TO practice any more on this
account.
Chief of Police r. J. Connolly j. TAX
ing two weeks vacation Officer
Sloan is taking his place on days.
V. r. Jones, state dairy manufaetur
ing specialist, has returned from trip
to Bennington and Manchester At
which latter place he worked out de-
tails of organization of cooperative
creamery which is being started there.
To. morrow Mr. Jones will return to
the southern part OF the state and will
attend the Eastern States exposition
at Springfield, Mass. for a few days.
State Fish and Game Commissioner
Harold r. Sheldon has returned from
Bennington, where he went TO organize
the warden work in the county and to
inspect trout hatchery. On Sunday,
he approved plans for a fish screen TO
be installed at the outlet of Lake Dun
more. His inspection was made in com
panv with county and electric company
officials. The work will be begun at
once by an electric company in that
Frank Manesealch Of 10 Summer
street, Barre, has reported a slight col.
lision between his car and another in
the Taylor street bridge near the Cen
trail Vermont railway station.
G.. A. Reed of the state highway Of
flee was in Barnet to-day TO inspect a
concrete bridge of the eirder T.beam
type which is being erected over Joe's
brook. W. t. Walker and +, II. Lewis
of the same office made final surveys
on one road and preliminary surveys
on another near st. Adams on Mon
day.
Nearly 300 people took part in the
annual field day sports for the en-
ployes of the National Life Insurance
company at the Montpelier Country
club to-day in spite of the threaten
ing weather. The baseball game was
to be played if weather permitted. The
banquet will take place at $50 and the
dance at O'Clock as scheduled.