The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-05
MONTPELIER

convicted Of grand larency in Burling
ton municipal court and sentenced tx
serve not less than three or more thar
year in the state prison. Houlc was &C
compa - by Deputy Sheriff Shattucl
Of Burlington.
Frank Brown Of Burlington is Wis
ting in the city.
w. B. Lance Of Calais was in the
city to-day on educational matters.
] State Fish and Game Commissioners
II. p, Sheldon has returned from Bos
ton, where he has been inspecting deer
offered in the Boston markets with q
u. s. warden from Providence, X. +
Several irregularities were located, and
ID is probable that some convictions in
this state viii follow
j. G. Brown, insurance commissioner
Il has gone to New York for meeting Of
the insurance commissioners.
i Earl Hayden has gone back to Bur
lington, after spending the week end
| with his family.
4 A pageant was given by the MEM
bers of the Epworth league of the
Methodist church Sunday evening in
place Of the regular service. 1t was en-
titled "Columbia's Daughters in which
Iquite a number of the young people
took part. Preceding this other suit
able entertainments occurred. There
was large audience.
The engine Of the mixed train on
the Montpelier Wells River railroad
was derailed at South Ryegate Sat
urday evening when the regular run
from this city to Wells River was taxi
ing place. The engine was detached
from the train and was doing some
shifting when dersiled. An engine had
TO be sent from Montpelier to assist in
putting the engine on the track and
moving the train. The train was ready
to be moved about IL o'clock that
night
| Mrs. Isabel Ingham died Sunday Of
heart trouble, after short Illness. She
was 10 years Of age, native Of Que
bee, but for the last -four years had
| lived With her niece, Mrs Fred McCor
mick, on North street Besides her
niece, she leaves nephew, Major
James Barden, who is stationed in New
Jersey.
An effort is being made by persons
in New Hampshire to have the 81
o'clock morning train again placed in
service but +. +. Grant, general pas
senger agent for the Boston 4 Maine
railroad, stated, according to Concord
papers, that "he would take up the
matter with the Central Vermont rail
road and endeavor to have the Mont
real train with which the 6:I0 train here
Concord connected set ahead | hour
II this is done ii would mean, it is
understood, that the midnight sleeper |
would have to leave Montpelier one
hour earlier than il does at present |
which would be very agreeable ar
rangement TO the people in this Sec
lion. II will be pleasauter getting to
bed at Montpelier junction and fully
as agreeable in reaching Boston.
Ray Fletcher Of Essex, who recently
filed petition in bankruptcy, was de-
PENDANT in auit in which Mrs. Jennie
Symes. formerly Of this city. was Civ
en- Judgment in supreme court few
weeks before the petition in bank
ruptcy was filed and very likely the
Judgment in favor Of Mrs. Symes viii
take precedent over claims which may
be presented in the bankruptcy pro
ceedings. II Is quite likely contest
will take place relative to the Synes
claim. This suit has been in court for
several years and twice in supreme
court.
Miss Ruth johnson was in Plainfield
and Marshfeld Saturday relative to
the boys and girls club work.
Mrs. +. II. Tracy is the recipient Of a
ring presented her by the jury Of
Washington county, or rather, they
presented her S. gold piece and she
invested the same in ring with the
Eastern Star emblem on il. The jury
was tied up over one Sunday recently
and as appreciation of the loan Of a
gift Of some apples and
popcorn the, presentation was made.
l. G. Mulholland Of the state de-
partment Of agriculture returned to
Saturday after attending
the dairymen's conference at the state
agricultural college in Burlington last
week. Victor Jones who also attended ,
The meeting, returned to-day to his du-
lies in the department Offices. Ii
DIR. A. J. DeFossett, livestock inspec.
or, leaves tomorrow for the southern
BART of the state on business connect
d with the department of agriculture.
G. A. Reed of the state engineers
,fiice is detained from his duties by Z
sickness.
Duane o. Sprague was in RoxbGry
o-day on insurance business.
Fred S. Pease, deputy commission
r of industries, viii be in Brattleboro
his week inspecting factories.
Miss Marguerite Snow, secretary in il
he Office Of Allen NJ. Fletcher. state =
diutant of the American Legion. re- =
urned to-day 70 Montpelier prepare :
ory to the transferring of state head
quarters from Montpelier to Burling
on.
Two automobile accidents were re-
'orted TO the secretary Of state this :,
norning, one by Harry S. Soule of G
'airfield, and the other by George Clar- d
y of Burlington. Both reported hav- =
ng one accident before. Soule was q
irving a car which collided with a 9
ruck belonging TO the Cooperative q =
reamery OF Milton on Nov. 30 on a r.
IN near Milton. Soule's car was com d
~ down the hill. and both foot and :.
mergency brakes failed to hold the '.
ar The car and the truck collided .