The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-15
MONTPELIER

| At the regular meeting of tn
Knights of Pythias, held last evening
an invitation was received from
Marshfeld lodge to attend degree worl
that will take place in their hall mex
Monday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. James Howard of New
York called in the city yesterday aft
ernoon. DR.. Howard is graduate o.
Montpelier seminary in the class O
1905 and is now a physician in New
York. He served in the medical corps
having been stationed with DR.. e. n
Burr at Camp Taylor during the war
Judge f, c. Mower and party d
Burlington were local visitors yester.
day afternoon.
E. L. ingalls,, who has charge of the
boys and girls club in the extension
service, was in the city yesterday att.
ernoon in connection with the work
At the meeting of the city council
held Wednesday evening, the board
laid on the table the letter relative
to having the trees in the city looked
over by an expert. Thursday morn
ing a woman passing one of the trees
on State street narrowly escaped in.
jury by large limb falling in front
of her.
Employees of the National Life In
surance company were told Thursday
forenoon that If they worked until \
o'clock in the afternoon they might go
home and not return during the day.
The. reason for this was the hot wealth
er, and nearly every one took advan-
tage of it. The men on the paving
job in Montpelier quit work shortly
after o'clock Thursday because OF
the hot weather The men have un-
der construction a sidewalk on College
street as we'll as the paving on Main
and State streets in Montpelier.
The street department resurfaced
State street Thursday morning, put
ing it in a passable condition. It
las been terribly rough all Of the
pring.
William Peacor, who was with VII.
lam Chayer some time ago when the
alters automobile was involved in
n accident, appeared in city court
his morning and was fined IS and
osts by Judge w A. Lord for a first
ffense of intoxication, to which he
ad pleaded guilty.
George z. Starr of North Troy has
eported to the secretary of state that
is car and that Of Leon Baird Of Jay
ollided the 18th Of the month and !
hat the l3-year-old boy riding in the
laird car was thrown through the (
and cut and bruised quite .
little. r. B. Tassie Of South Wood
ury has reported that his car col
ded with another. the owner of which
e did not know, while he was driving
n the Woodbury. Hardwick road.
The Foundry Repair Shop of st,
lbans has filed articles OF associa.
on in the office Of secretary of state
IT the purpose Of conducting a foun
nv business in that city. The CAPT
Il stock is $4,000, while the pa
,rs are signed by Robert NJ Wood,
R. Corliss and c. D. Watson, all
st. Adams.
1EHhFifN 6UllNI has tFNAaA itFA ihNA
oston, where he went TO get girl
no was on probation and ran away
ON Rutland.
A. r. Canals has settled his account
probate court az the administrator
the estate OF Carmen Canals.
The executive committee Of the
merican Legion and the Auxiliary
the same meet this afternoon In
e office Of the sdiutant in the State
ouse for the purpose Of arranging
r the annual meeting which takes
ace in Rutland next month.
Harry Latin Of Springfield. accom-.
MED by three friends from that
wn. has been visiting in the city
is week.
George A. Barber Of North Adams,
cording to the report of the game
Irden, was fined in Bennington re-
ntlv SIS and costs Of about Sl2 for
wing taken three short trout from
stream in Stamford. The man ia
alderman in North Adams and did
t appear in court. but, according to
, report Of the warden. his plea was
zen over the telephone. Thus he
uld avoid publicity, 1t was claimed.
DR.. r. W. Smith, the new state vet.
marian OF New Hampshire, and DR.
A. Crossman, state inspector Of \
W Hampshire, Massachusetts, and u
nnecticut, were at the commission Il
Of agriculture Office this morning n
conference with DR.. A J. DeFossett e
On the work being done in Yer x
mt. New Hampshire has recently q
aimed a law providing for the ex-
,diture Of $4,000 yearly for the y
dication of bovine tuberculosis. y
rhe Waterbury baseball team de- b
ted the National Life Insurance n
m here yesterday afternoon, win n
z by a score OF 8 TO 4. The visit 3
team seemed 10 have the best of n
/, game all the way after the second n
ing Luce pitched good game n
the visitors, while Ledden was E
ehed up for nine hits. The local
m did not support him, making 10 q
ors. while Waterbury only made
ouple Lsmperti made home run.
Regular meeting Of III