The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-21
MONTPELIER

A postal card received by friend of
Raymond futile, son OF Mr. and MIS-
Raymond Tuttle Of ID Pitkin court
who is a student at the Annapolis nav
al training school, informs him OF his
whereabouts while making the regular
summer cruise, which these naval stu
dents are compelled to make each year.
The p. S. S. Kansas, the ship on which
the lad has been sailing this summer,
has been anchoring chiefly in European
ports, quite recently in Norway and
Sweden and at the time of writinr
the Young student officer was leaving
for Lisbon, Portugal, where he was due
to arrive JUG IL. to remain until July
2s. The ships return is expected IN
United States waters the latter part
of August. after which Mr.. Tuttle Will
visit his home in this city, about
Sept. /.
The National Life defeated the Ran
dolph baseball team here Wednesday
by the score of II to 2. Ledden pitched
air tight ball up TO the seventh inning,
allowing but two hits and no runs.
yenozzilini was touched for IL runs
and 10 hits in four innings. He was
relieved by Vail, who finished the
game. z. Pape carried away the batting
honors with a double and two singles.
K. Campbell was the star for Randolph.
Batteries: Nationals, Ledden and h.
Pape; Randolph, venozzilni, Vail AM
C. Campbell.
The old wooden bridge that has car
ried the traffic of the Montpelier \
Wells river railroad in Montpelier yards
since the construction of the road rs
IA he taken down and there is no prob
ability that any will replace IL at pres
emit for it is claimed that II would cost
100000 to replace the wooden with
steel bridge.
Bids for the $4,000 additional bonds
for the construction of permanent
streets in Montpelier will be opened IN
III, CITY clerks Office this evening. Some
out of town banks are inquirlng about
them. They are free from taxation and
will sell at five per cent interest or
better.
Harvey Goodell Of Wells River, soc-
retarv 20 p W. Clement when he was
governor, was in the city YESTERDAY
afternoon for a conference with Mr..
Clement. relative to the granite wh'eh
Mr.. Clement bought of George Straiton |
Of Barre. This granite still deeorstes
portion of the lawn near the state '
House and the sergeant at arms mas
been irving TO get the granite removed |,
so that the place may be grsssed over.
Cement was placed about the flag posts
for which Mr.. Clement ordered the
granite and now Mr. Straiton, having
waited for the payment, It IS unde
stood. desired the same.
A delegation Of the executive com
mi,tee of the American Legion waited
upon Senator w p, Dillingham; on
Wednesday afternoon at the Pavilion
hotel and discussed with him the sol
diers' bonus bill. which has been de
laved in Congress for some time.
r. @. Foster Of the Standard Oil c.
was in the city yesterday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. McCuen Of Ncr
pennes were in the city yesterday at, 4
ernoon. Mrs. McCuen is finance officer
Of the auxiliary TO the state depart
ment of the American Legion and wa
here relative to the annual meeting
James F. Dewey Of Quechee. presi-
dent of the Associated Industries Of
Vermont. Inc. was in the city yester-
iav afternoon consultine-state Officer
relative TO the display which the or
vanisation will make at the Eastern
States exposition in Springfield the
middle Of September and which vii.
,lso be made at the state fair the FOL
owing week.
The two morning tran, due a.
lbout 7:20 aud 7:5S were delayed TO !
Law about two hours az Montpelier
Junction bv the derailment Of car
4 coal at the crossing near the Pa
-ilion farm. II was necessary to send
n 81. Adams for a wrecking crew,
shich tipped the loaded car over, clear
nc the track. which had been blocked
rom 800 until s;45.
NJ. g. Morse. tar commissioner, has
sturned from e trip through the state
N different matters.
! q. Drefin Of the state engineers
ice was in Bartlsnd yesterday inves-
irating q bridge
=. s. Bighsm, commissions, and DT.
J. DeFossett Of the agricultural de
srtmsnt we're IN Burlington today.
IL latter - see a carload Of cattle
ON Rutland county killed.
Allen Fletcher. sdjutsnt Of the state
epzrtment of the American Lskon.
peaks this evening 70 the Legion m
.ristcl
Ths report Of the fatal accident II
-innis Wing, painter fer ?. Z. sFicer