The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-13
KNOX RESOLUTION TO
END STATE OF WAR WITH
GERMANY AGAIN PUT IN
MONTPELIER
Three Arrests on the Charge of Illegal
Selling of Liquor.

Archie and Eunice Farnsworth anC
Claude Robinson of Montpelier were
arrested during the night by Edward
Guild and OIiicer Frank Baldwin OF
the charge of illegal selling and will
be brought into court this afternoon tc
have bail fixed. 1t is alleged that they
have been selling in the Tomasi block
from time to time of late and it il
likely that other charges may be filed
against at least one of the group. The
girl is under her majority. They were
lodged in Jail during the night.
Mrs, Emeline King of Northfeld has
settled her account in the estate of An
geline Pike, late of Northfeld.
William Barrett has commenced
work in the state engineers office. Fred
Badger of the same Office has gone to
South Burlington for the purpose of
resuming inspection of the federal aid
project which was under way last fall,
and W. T. Thayer and company expect
by the end of the week to have so men
employed on the job.
The report of the automobile acci-
dent of S. F. Harrington of Barre was
received last evening by the secretary
of state in which Raymond Trombly,
the lS-month old child of Mrs. Ira Rol-
lins of los Elm street, was hit. Mr..
Harrington was not blamed for the ac
cident, the child having stepped from
behind tree 50 Mr.. Harrington did
not have a chance to see it, He was
driving slowly He took the child home
and then called DR. William Lindsay.
who found the child had escaped in
iuries.
Passenger and express service from
Cabot to Montpelier, commencing April
IL: Leave Cabot, 730 a. m; leave
on return, $40 p. m. O. r.
Lawrence, Cabot.
Bailey's Music rooms of Burlington
has filed articles of association in the
office of secretary of state for the pur
pose of conducting business in that
,ity and other towns. The capital
stock is 100000. and the papers are
signed by g. w. Harris. Stella Harris.
Theo st. Antoine of Burlington and
John G. Sargent of Ludlow.
A daughter was born yesterday to
'lr. and Mrs. George Tupper.
Notice of the death of Elon Hersey,
ormerly a resident of Montpelier, has
,een received in the city. He has been
living in New York.
Mrs. Fannie Wilbur of Richmond,
Sho is at Heaton hospital for care, is
Allen Hollis Of Concord, n. f., aud
|. r. Sands Of Boston arrived in the
ity this morning for the hearing be
ore the public service commission.
Herbert r. Pierce, who has been SUI |
of the loan department
a the National Life Insurance com
any. was promoted yesterday after
oon by the directors of the company
} assistant secretary of the company,
liking the place of George W oliphant,
-ho recently resigned and went to
outh America. Paul Dillingham; was
ected superintendent of the loan de-
Rrtment to fill the vacancy caused I
Y the promotion of Mr.. Pierce. Both s
EN- have been with the company some I
ears Mr., Pierce came originally [
ON Bellows Falls and for a time was
Senator DllinGham's office in Wash I
gton. later with the National Life
I'd then he served as paymaster in {
e navy during the war, returning to q
e National Life after the war was :
.er Mr. Dillingham; was with the b
mpany previous to being secretary Y
r Senator Dillingham;, his father.
lter he returned to the Office here +
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sherman will !,
ave the last Of the month for Mary :
nd where thev will visit for a time I
I'd then upon their return north they !,
IN reside at Concord, " H.. whore !,
r. Sherman has been offered a fine !,
,sition
Laurence A. Bsyen of the Boston 4
lamber of Commerce was in the city "
It evening in conference with f. L. IL
igham relative to the bovine tuber- "
losis testing appropriation. II ap- o.
srs that the bill for an appropris- Il
IN in Massachusetts, was turned down ei
the committee but after the COVER q
r was approached on the matter it "
Is recommitted and now data is being Al
,ured in an effort to carry the meas 81
? through he legislature pC
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