The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-09
MONTPELIER

The graduation exercises OF the
Montpelier grammar school took place
Wednesday evening, with the presen-
tation of pageant entitled, Amer
ica's Pilgrims" in which the eighth
grade presented the pageant There are
SO in the class, as follows: John Paige
Adams, ir., Edythe Nedra Alexander
Emma Nj. Babic, Florence Susie Bar
lev, Merlin Hayes Bancroft, Robert
CLAYTON Beers, Harold Clayton Bishop,
Florence Mary Bliss, Eunice Madeline
Bombard, Evelyn Josephine Bonazzi,
Frank McLlewellyn Bryan, Hazel May
Bushey. Cora Calderari, Severino Cas-
lani, Pauline Ada Cattanach, Roy Will
liam Collins, Isabelle Mary Colvin,
Theresa Conf, Charles Irving Cookson,
Geraldine Farrar Cookson, Irene Will
helmina Cooley, Viola Fannie Cooley,
Rebecca Margaret Davis, Nellie May
Dillingham;. Charles Ferrario, Gladys
Edna Forgue, Eda Lucille Fracassi,
Manuel Garcia, Rachel Clara Gidney,
Evelyn Olive Gill, Maurice Edgar Har-
vey, Stanley Leon Hutchens, Ruth
Wilhelmina Jeffrey, Burnham Braley
Jones. Margaret Deming Kennedy,
Rose. Lavinthall, Raymond Irving Lee,
Anita Loati, Eunice May Lull, Charles
Maravigli, Hazel Sarah Martin, Agui-
naldo Elvzio Miglierini, Kathleen May
Miner. Mabel Myrle Pierce, Raymond
Kenneth Pecue. Marion Gladys Pres
colt, Marshall lie Roy Reed, Aldo Ru-
vera, Esther Irene Sawyer, Esthers ).
Schwartz, Frank Albert Somers, Thorn
as. Garvey Stockwell, DOROTHY Eliza
beth Tracy, George Edward Wheeler,
Bernice Iva Wiley, Eva May Wooster.
Only little business other than the
payment of bills took place at the
meeting of the city council last eve
ming. Complainants relative to the dog
of a Mrs. Holden biting persons ap-
peared. These include y. J. Long, Rob
ert johnson and G W. Buley, with the
result that Mayor Blanchard told Mrs.
Holden that she would have TO keep
the dog tied up. The council voted. to
expend the permanent highway money
on State street and to use reinforced
concrete but the matter Of whether 1t
would be in extending the present piece
or doing the work across the railroad /
track was nd decided A letter from
the school commissioners complaining
that the trunacy laws were not en- !,
forced to their satisfaction was read
and the matter left under eonsldera- /
ton. 1t appears from what was said /
after the council meeting that at least !
some of the council thought it pretty
late to start cleaning up the schools |
along this line. The matter of moth /
er's pension for Mrs. Qucenie Roberts
was left for the overseer to investi- !
gate. /
The report of the death of Baker /
girl in Petersburg, n y, has been re j
ceived at the secretary OF states office |
II appears from the report that she !
was driving the automobile and Har- I
old, her brother, was riding with her
and that the car turned turtle, result
ing in her death and Mr.. Baker being
badly hurt, George Short of Marshtield
has reported an accident. George Hart |
of Stowe has called for an accident !
blank. Fred d. Smith OF Randolph re
ports that he was approaching ear
on which the lights were turned of and |
that there was team close by which /
did not have any light and TO prevent |
running into these his machine went |
off the bank and was tipped over, |
w. G.. Hastings, state forester, has I
returned from the northern part OF
the state, where he has been looking |
after forestry work, particularly for
fire prevention. He has arranged for
the construction of lookout station on
the top of Ball mountain in Westmore
The examinations which the state
board of pharmacy were conducting |
yesterday have, been completed.
The 5000 suit of Clsron c. Fuller t
VS.. Leroy Hatch has been filed in coun-
tv court. II is claimed that Hatch /
alienated the affections of Fuller's wife
away from Fuller.
John Trow of Barre has been APP !
pointed administrator of the estate of
II +. Page, late of Plainfield. The will |
of Norman MacLeay, late of Barre |
Town, has been proven in court, the
will of Frederick +. Burr, late of Barre
City, presented and Annie Burr has
been appointed special administrators
until the will is proven.
DR.. Thomas l. Uniac, who was cap. I