The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-06
MONTPELIER

| first lieutenant; Chandler Brown, sec
ond lieutenant. The company consist
| of 60 men, and will be known as thu
supply company. Chandler Brown will
not accompany the men on the accoun
OF an injury to one hand.
Stanley Ryan, who has been laid uI
with Indigestion, is able to be abou
again.
Everett Sumner is employed al
Cross & Sons, driving the truck.
Chauncey Alden, who is employed al
the postoiiiee, will leave tomorrow fol
Cheyboygan, Wis, to pass his vaca
| ton.
Fred VIM and Clyde Worthen will
resume duties at the postoffice to-mor
row, the former returning from Joe's
pond, where he spent his vacation.
Howard Almond left yesterday for
Rutland, where he will be the guest OF
Earl Kinsley at Killington Notch, at
which place the latter has a camp.
Fred Jewett and family left to-day
for Niggerhead pond, where they will
camp at the Ferrin camp.
Julius A. Wilcox, who has been
with Governor James Hartness since
returning the middle of the week from
Plymouth, Mass, to Vermont, arrived
home last evening. Governor Hartness
and Secretary Wilcox have been look
ing that John LaFrance had escaped
much surprised to learn Friday morn
ing that jain LaFrance had escaped
from the institution, or rather, TO be
exact, from the farm. A new farmer
arrived Thursday night and LaFrance
apparently thought he could get away
and left during the night. He was seen
at White River Junction Friday morn
ing. He was sentenced from Burling
ton.
DIR. Lawrence Heaphy of New York
is visiting with I. j. Heaphy and
other relatives in the city.
S. b. Bates and family of Derby
Line were visitors in the city yester-
day afternoon.
J. f. Maun and G. w. Groom, Off
cisls of the Central Vermont Railway
Co, were in the city Friday,
Mrs. L. d. Smith, graduate of
Montpelier seminary, was local Wis
itor Friday. She is now living in Wells
River, where Mr.. Smith is superintend-
ent of schools for towns in that sec
ton.
H. NJ. Mcintosh, who has been in the
southern part of the state relative to
bridge work for the highway depart
ment, arrived at his offices last eve
ming. Several towns in that part OF
the state have asked for state aid on
the construction of bridges and in or
der to get at the jobs plans of the
new bridges must be approved by the
highway department. Engineers have
recently examined the long bridge in
with the result that one
side of it was closed to traffic while
repairs are under way and the abut
ment on one end of the bridge is being
refaced which will materially strength
en- the bridge.
Mirror Lake grange will hold picnic
at Smugglers' notch Aug. 10. All
those who have no way to go call one
IF the committee, II. j. Dodge, Alfred |
Irandall, Elsie Corliss, and transporta- |
lion will be arranged at reasonable |
mileage.
Hiram n. Davis, deputy commits
'ioner of weights and measures, has
'eturned from Bellows Fails, where, |
It the request of the operators OF the
Nindham county creamery, which is
new one, the scales in the plant were |
Inspected and three or four of them
ondemned. These were new scales and |
Why they went bad so quickly is re-
The lookout station at Westmore
: completed now. 1t is probably the
est one in the state and w. G. Has
inns, state forester, believes he has de-
eloped the best point of lookout in
orestry service that he has i'll the
apartment; this is greater area
( timber land can be seen from this
oint than any other in the state.
Jerry Burke of Barre was given
arole pardon this morning by Gov
rnor James Hartness in order that ne
light go TO his mother, who will have
n operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
ital. Mr.. Burke was committed TO
he states prison for trouble that oc.
urrej at Goddard seminary.
Misses Dorothy and Flenanor Paige
re spending the week end at High
ate Springs.
V. r. Jones of the agricultural de
artment was in st. Johnsbury to-
ay.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Iiss Florence Hand in Waterbury the
fiddle of the week have been re-
lived in the city. She was formerly
resident of Montpelier.
Among the reports of persons con
cited of breaking the fish and game
ws were three New York men, DIR.
. b. Webster of Hickson. Long
land. who paid S25 for fishing in
without a license. Ernest
arron of New York, like sum, and
.ichael Kelley, a lsbo7ar at Twin
axes, a like sum, both for fishing
ithout a license.
Mrs. Fred A. keegan nd son. Rob
Z. have returned from an outing
it'll Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Lyon at
,ean Park, Maine.
DIR. A. j. DeFossett has returned
ON Underhill where he has been in
injection with the hemorrhGgic sep
caemia in cattle. Some 10 have
ed of it within a short time After
s investigation vaccination of the
rds in that section commenced and
ere will be more treated similarly
ortly This is a prevention OF the
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q. K. Tom HENSON of PhiladeInbia