The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
MONTPELIER
City Council Will Not Object to Change
in Trolley Schedule.

III lIUllty OIHcuuiSs
An executive session of the Montpel-
Ter city council was held last night at
which time the council after due con-
sderation and discussion voted not to
raise any objection if the receiver OF
the Barre & Montpelier Traction a
Power Co. re-arranged his schedule in
any way he sees best, provided he
gives hourly service from o'clock IN
the morning until 10 o'clock at night.
In city court this morning Arthur
Foley and Thomas Maloney were each
fined Sl5 and costs, having pleaded
guilty TO subsequent offences OF lntoXi-
cation. Walter Wilson was fined SO and
costs and paid. The three were arrested
by Chief Connolly and Sheriff Tracy
near the cold spring yesterday.
George Mascot, who has been work
ing at Pines restaurant for the past
month, has completed his duties there
and has returned to Barre, where he
will enter Spaulding.
Robert johnson is visiting his par
ents for few days and then will re-
turn to Hartford, where is employed.
Chandler Brown, Joseph Abair, John
Bartlett and Stanley Farnham, who
motored to the Rutland fair few days
ago, returned yesterday
A. L. Davis of Ashland, n. H., is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Fl. T.. Stock
well, on Berlin street.
Miss Katherine McAulay of Bur
lington is visiting friends and relatives
in Montpelier and Barre.
William Galaise of Brooklyn, N. Y.
is visiting his parents for two weeks,
Mrs. John Fl. McNalley and C. A
Schmidt of Utica, N. ", are visiting
Mrs. Frank Il. Deahna.
The National Life will meet the
Worcester ball team on the seminary
campus this afternoon in return
game. The Nationals were the winners
in the first game The National Life
A. A. is trying TO arrange series OF
three games with Cabot, which has de-
feated it twice.
w. G. Hastings, state forester, has
been designated as a third delegate 10
attend the tax commissioners confer
ence in New Hampshire next week
The picture of the Battle of Cedar
Creek, in the Civil war, has been moved
from one side of the reception room
in the State House to one end, where
ii is expected that better light will be
secured and that the new location will
improve the general appearance of the
picture.
Harold Kelly of Stoneham. Mass, is
visiting with his brother in the city
Harry Latin Of Springfield, the
new secretary of civil and military af-
fairs, has qualified and assumed his du-
ties. He went TO his home last eve
ming after a couple Of days in the exec
utiye office here this week, Judge j. A
Wilcox, whom he succeeds, viii leave
the first Of next week for Rutland
where he convenes the September term
of county collt, There are over 90
eases on the jury list.
OF the seven accident reports re-
ceived at the secretary of states office
this morning the most were where au-
tomobiles had hit teams. Among these
were +. r. Barrett of Poultney that he
backed into team, Ava Cross of Essex
that her car hit the team OF " B.
Carswell. Wilfred Masse of Cambridge
reported that car number 35-43T hit
his team; DIR. f. :. Pratt of Burling-
ton that his car hit boy who escaped
injuries H. r. Gallispo Of Proctor that
his car ran into mail box.
T.. s. Brigham, commissioner of ag-
riculture, was in White River june
ton to-day attending a meeting OF the
state fair commission.
The young people and middleaged
residents of Bailey avenue enjoyed a
corn roast at the head of the street
last evening.
w. p. Russell of East Burke, the