The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-19
TWO BANDIT SUSPECTS
CAUGHT AFTER BATTLE;
BIG ROBBERY OF TRAIN
MONTPELIER
John Stanyan, WellKnown Musician,
Died at Middletown, Conn.

Died at Middletown, Conn.
News was received from Middletown,
Conn, this morning of the death OF
John Stanyan, who was resident oil
Montpelier many years, death follow :
ing an operation. He was about 90
years of age and is survived by a
daughter He was many years
member of the famous Blaisdell or
chestra and had played in the Mont
pelier Military band in recent years,
much of the time playing solo Bf. clar-
ionet. He played similarly in the or
chestra named above and has taken
part in several of the musical enter
tainments in the city in recent years.
His body is being taken to Concord,
n. H., where the funeral will occur
It is expected that many musicians
will attend the services.
Mrs. G.. S. Bliss, who was operated
upon at the hospital this week, is gain
ing as fast as can be expected.
W. Fl. Jeffrey, state probation officer,
will speak at the Jail services which
will be held in the county court house
at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, to
which many persons interested in the
subject are invited to attend the serv-
ice.
w. !. Michard has been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Flora
NJ. Bailey. late of East Montpelier
Leopoldo Gerbetti has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Alfred
Gerbetti, late of Barre.
Mrs. w. S. Smith is visiting in Wa
terbury for a few days.
Elsie, the little daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. William l.. Mckee, suffered a
fractured thigh bone while sliding Fri
dav afternoon. Her sled ran into an
obstacle in the way. She suffered in
fantile paralysis and was using braces
on her legs, which probably had much
to do with the injury, for undoubtedly
the leg would have given a little II the
braces had not been attached to II.
Mrs. Harry Latin and son are Wis
iting Executive Clerk Latin this week
here.
Joseph Goodnature appeared in city
court this morning, charged with IL
legal furnishing of intoxicating liquor.
He pleaded not guilty and waived jury
trial. Three witnesses testified, Eddie
Ewing. Chief Connolly and John Muir
phv, the latter of Boston, all for the
state. Ewing testified that he paid
$3.50 for bottle of grappa while Good
nature denied any Of the charges made
against him. He was sent back TO jail
while the Judge, w. A. Lord, had the
matter under consideration. Ewing
claimed he gave Goodnature some
more money in the afternoon for liq-
uor but he did not get the goods.
The monthly meeting OF the Mems
club OF Bethany church took place last
evening in Bailey hail. when Clarence
II. Dempsey was the speaker OF the
evening and told the 80 members at
tending about the work which is being
done in the educational system. Fol
lowing Mr.. Dempsey's talk bullet
lunch was served under the arrange
ment of John Sterling and then cigars
and talking were enjoyed for an hour.
Several new members We're taken into
the. club and Mr. Dempsey was made
an honorary member of the club The
next meeting will occur the second Fri
day evening in March
Governor James Hartness was called
Friday morning TO Boston on private
business matters; thus Lt.-Gov. Abram
w. Foote was acting governor for the
first time since he came into office, he
carried the extra burden without any
appearance of anxiety and when some
of the reporters ioked him about ap
pointments and the like he was ready
to reply TO their comments
Reynold johnson, who has been IN
for some time with water on one lung.
is feeling better
Israel Schwartz has settled his ac-
count in probate court of the estate OF
Louis Aron, late of Montpelier o. II.
Blodgett of Cabot has settled his ac-
count in the same court of his guard-
anship of o. NJ. Clark of Cabot
The divorce case of Levi Jacobs VS.
Rose Jacobs has been filed on the dock
ct in Washington county court.
The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon for a chimney
burning out in, the Cross block Chief
Persons in the motor driving apparatus
had been by the building only a few
seconds before on the way to the sta
tion and had Just reached il. as the
alarm sounded Chief Persons. when he
went by the place, said to the driver
that after they reached the station he
guessed he would go back and inspect
the chimneys in the block He had re.
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