The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-05
MONTPELIER

MONTPELIER
Nothing has been herd as yet OF
the two men named Latorie and MAJ
zoni, who left the city the latter part
Of last week and who were wanted
by the officers in connection with the
stabbing and shooting affair on Foster
street three weeks ago.
The appearance of camoutiaged am
bulance of the Ford type in the city
Friday attracted no small amount OF
attention. 1t was carrying an officer
from Fort Ethan Allen, who had been
inspecting roads between the fort and
St. Johnsbury. He stopped at the State
House on the way to st. Johnsbury
and there gathered further informa
ton relative to the roads and grades.
For sale at bargain, upright piano
1872 Main street.-adv.
The members of the city council met
Friday evening and called the heads OF
depa rtments before them, one at a
time, when the council sought advice
as to the work in the different de
partments and how the work is han
died. Those who were included were
Chief Persons of the fire department,
Chief Connolly of the police depart
ment, Water Commissioner Ferry
Street Commissioner Whitman.
Three slightly used talking machines
for sale at 1872 Main street. adv
w c. Washburn, potentate OF Mt.
Sinai temple. Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. and c. H. Heaton, recorder OF
the same organization, have sent notice
to the members Of the arrangements
for ceremonial that viii take place
in city hall in Montpelier the afternoon
of March o, and the ladies night pro-
gram in the evening. Potentate Wash.
burn has appointed the following Off
cers: Ceremonial master, Charles A.
Davis, \, s. Love; director, e. b.
Crowell; marshal w c, Robins; cap
tain of the guard, w d. Mower; out
er guard, f. H. prouty assistant, y.
p. Hamilton. mechanical director, w.
L. Mckee; registrar of novices, W. II.
Duthie; alchemists, c. A. Lang. j. l..
Whittemore architect, G. c. Cowan +;
assistant, w B. Lowe; master of ward
robe. F. d. Dewey; assistant, g. L.
Edison; master Of properties, Q. y.
Kew; musical director, G. =. White {;
assistant, d. w. EdsOp; medical direc'
tor. c. +. Hunt; assistants, +. 4. Stan,
lev, S. w. Paige; electricians, G. ".
Cookson, G. w. shannon; captain
Arab patrol, II. b. Moultnn
Following the basketball game last
evening the Community club was filed
with young people who enjoyed dane
ing until. about midnight, the club or
chestra furnishing music.
High grade pianos, talking machines
and Brunswick records at 1872 Main
treet.--adv.
The American Express bowling team
Of Montpelier was defeated by the
Mortified team last evening in Mont
pelier BY score Of 1884 to 1908. X.
plastridge of Mortified was high sin
gle man at 100, and high total man
at 200.
Joseph Eldredge of Waterbury was
a local visitor to-day
+. c. Archibald went to his home in
Manchester tO-uhN
Miss Lena Ross of Rutland has been
lin the city this week in connection
with child welfare work for the board
of charities
Mrs. Kat Uterine Nichols, court report
or in Windhsm county, has been in the
city this week doing stenographic
work.
Miss Anna Ryan Of Rutland is to be
court reporter in Washington county
court, which convenes next Tuesday
morning.
A. G. Preble has returned from Bur
lington, where he has been inspecting
a recent fire
The north bound morning mail train
was about a half hour late on the Cen
trail Vermont railway this morning to
a little engine trouble.
Harold Howes pleaded guilty in city
court to-day to the charge OF breach Of
the peace BY shooting out the street
light on Franklin street Thursday
night. Sentence was suspended pend
ing investigation Of the case by the
probation department. The residents Of
Franklin street were considerably an
moved by the shooting Il is said five
shots were fired.
In probate court today John Pick
ering of Barre Town was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate OF Fred Pick
ering, late of that town.