The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
MONTPELIER

Governor Hartness is not expected
TO visit the Capital this week.
/ w. H. Bradder, deputy forester for
Bennington county and southern Rut-
land county. was here to-day to con
fer with State Forester w. G. Hast
lings. He il especially concerned with
the placing Of nursery stock in the
hands of those who have poor land to
plant instead OF planting the trees on
good farm land.
Mrs. W. G. Hastings arrived from
Boston to-day to spend the holidays
with State Forester w. G. Hastings
in this city.
II has been definitely decided that
the teachers registration bureau, which
has been conducted in Burlington. will
be moved this week TO the educational
Office in Montpelier. and il is likely
that one Of those employed in the edu-
cation office viii have charge Of the
work. there being young women clerks
in the Office very competent to handle
the duties. &
G., II. Dempsey. commissioner OF edu-
cation. speaks this evening in Water
bury before the Congregational church
Mems club and speaks in Brandon ON
Thursday evening.
Miss Mildred Housc> who is EN-
ployed in the state purchasing agents
office. is III with throat trouble.
George Wing, state librarian. has
bought for the library about 800 copies
of Parliament proceedings in London
These copies came from Cleveland, o..
and are considered a valuable asset to
the state library. Among other inter
esting data they rehearse the farts
leading up TO the Revolutionary war.
showing that some of the lords were
opposed TO taxation without represen-
tation.
Frank c. Archibald OF Manchester.
attorney general, and j. p Leamy Of
Rutland were among the attorneys in
the city to-day.
Two cases Of intoxication were reaiy |
for hearing this morning as result Of |
trouble that occ'rred last evening at
the Central Vermont station when II. |
c. Lawson, deputy sheriff. arrested |
Jack Kerr, while special Officer An
drew O'Grady arrested b. Garrity, who |
is newcomer in this section. This
morning in city court they pleaded /
guilty 10 intoxi-ation and each was
fined SIS and costs Of 1920, and given
a jail sentence of 30 days; neither paid
the fine or costs. They were committed
to the Washington county jail.
Certain federal aid road contract
awards were not made BY the state
board at Bellows Falls last
night, as expected, but il is thought
that the delay Is only temporary The
projects included are number 2l in
number rs, a bridge in Sher.
burne; number 27, between Marshfield
and Cabot, and number "a in Cam
bridge
The egg masses Of the tent caterpil-
lar show probable large increase in
numbers of this pest in the state next
year, according 10 II. l. Bailey Of the
state department Of agriculture. The
worms have been steadily on the in
crease for several years past. They ap-
pear principally on apple and wild
cherry trees. and Mr.. Bailey urges that
The egg masses BE- looked for and
burned during the winter.
New York and Pennsylvania are re-
Iusing 10 accept Christmas trees
shipped from the eypsy moth quaran-
Inc area IN this state even when the
.rees are accompanied BY federal GER
iicates Of inspection. IL was stated
'o-day BY Harold L. Bailey. who i act
ng federal inspector during the guar
lntine- These states are. however. &C.
'epting these trees shipped from parts Z
= the state outside the quarantine
ires- . accompanied BY certificates 10 !
he effect that they actually came from
lutside that area. q
N the rrporf Of the fatal aerideut =
a Burlington in uhich Ailen MunseE
ozt his lie. ihis trurk pas the rrur- q
rty 81 ~ b firii of - Aihans. en- 2
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