The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-15
MONTPELIER

r. NJ. Fraser, who is trustee Of the
Barney property in Montpelier, has
brought an action in chancery IN which
he seeks TO have authority given him
by which he may realize on the prop
ertv either by sale or by other way Of
disposing OF it. The suit is brought
against Charles, Mary. Hazel, Earl,
Phillip. Israel and Charles Barney, ir,
He Is trustee OF the estate property
by force OF a win from the late LOUIS
barney and which had some funny pro
visions in it. Charles and Mary Bar.
new. husband and wife, ceased to live
together and then the trouble for the
trustee commenced and since that time
il has been extensive even to the point
that Montpelier has helped out the
trustee in the support OF the children
as set forth in the bill OF complaint
which has been filed in the court OF
chanccrv. Therefore. in order to get
some money to meet the obligations
and including payment TO Montpelier,
Mr.. Fraser asked authority OF the
court of chancery.
A. Is, shepard went to Boston to.
dav to attend sales congress Of lite
| insurance men,
James Anstey of Worcester was ar
rested this morning by Officer Sherry
of Worcester. Mass, and was this alter
noon taken back to Worcester on the
charge of desertion OF his family. Mr..
| Anstey has resided in this section for a
time and as far as could be learned
here his wife has not lived with him
Tor several years, having once lett him
when they lived in st. Adams.
otto Bates qualified Saturday morn
| ing as chief OF the fire police Of the
Montpelier city fire department, sue.
ceeding Clayton Boyce, who was not
candidate Tor re appointment, having
served since December 18th when L. A.
Kelly resigned. The two latter
dropped out OF the service because the
work interfered with their regulal
duties. Mr. Bates has been with the
department as fire policeman for a
few years, therefore is well acquainted
with the duties.
The funeral Of Orville Pine occurred
at Q o'clock Monday morning from 81.
Augustines church The service was
attended by a large number OF people,
Rev. F. ! Long officiating, saying
solemn high mass The deacons We c
Rev. Fr. Dcyoe OF Waterbury and Rev,
RI. Lynch Of Mortified The bearers
we're +. L. Callahan, j 2. Gallehcr,
Frank Brown. p y Jerome, John n.
| Cowdv and Barnard Mcclure. DunIng
/ tho service the window shades were
drawn in the business places IN the
l,itv. There were many flowers The
iuterinent was in the Catholic Gene.
terry
i. G.. Derrick won the high honors at
the whist party that was given by the
Pvthian sisters in their hall Monday
II cninr. while r.. A. Sumner took away
the other prize. The ladies served re-
freshments at an intermission in the
plsying. Mrs l.. A. helty, most excel.
| lent chief of the lodge this year has
aIpointed Mrs r. II. Tracy as chair
man OF committee for the purpose
Of preparing gents night program.
The lodge realized about $40 from a
Iiummago sale that was conducted Mon
day afternoon.
RS. Carl Spalding OF hoNbufy was
brought 10 Heston hospital yesterday
| tfernoon for treatment.
The son OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gala
han. who has been At the hospital, is
recovering
G. +. lsckey, deputy United States
marshal. went 10 Burlington this morn
ing to spill many gallons Of cough
medicine that he seized last summer
He will also execute the same order
relative TO a quantity seized in st. Al
bans. Mr. Tackey has opened his Office
in the federal building. which he used
to occupy previous to being overseer IN
| Montpelier.
=. L. ingalls, Of Burlington was in
the city to-day on boys and girls
| club work.
q. VI. Jones Of Naitsheld who IS
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