The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-19
MONTPELIER

Miss Marjorie Sweeney completed
her duties for the Hughes Granite Co.
Monday
Miss Stella Congo is visiting at Ber-
lin this week She is employed at
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Margaret Mack is spending her
vacation from Standish's store at Old
Orchard Beach, Me.
Teddy Lawson and Arthur Whitcomb
returned from Lake Morey Monday,
after spending the week end.
Mrs. H. n. Taplin of Washington,
d c., arrived last evening for a few
weeks visit att the Pavilion hotel.
! Harold Bailey of the state forestry
department was in the city Monday
afternoon in connection with his work.
Ralph Oliver is taking vacation
| from his work in the state tressurers
office and is spending portion OF it
in Westerly, r. l.
Miss Helena DArthenay and broth
err, John, have returned from SYRIA
cuse, N, Y, Miss DArthenay has re-
sumed her duties at Gleason's store.
A prominent attorney made com.
plant this morning TO the secretary
of state in the manner in which the
traffic regulations are being handled
in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs Enoch Lyman and
daughter, Eleanor, and Henry Fernley
from Brighton, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
D. Henry on East State street Mrs.
Henry was formerly Lillian Henry of
this city.
Gustaf Peterson of Easton, Mass,
and Blanche Holmes of Brockton, Mass,
were married July 10 by Rev. George
H. Redding. Both are members of the
California carnival which exhibited in
Barre and Montpelier.
A group Of Knight of Pythiss went
to Marshfield last evening, where they
saw the third rank of that lodge conf
ferred upon a candidate. A nice ban
quet was served after the meeting and
pleasant trip enjoyed.
A hearing was held In probate court
Yesterday afternoon on the final set |
Element of the estate of the late Henry |
Cotton, who died in Montpelier several |
years ago. The hearing was continued |
as certain facts could not be estab.
lished
b. NJ. Shepard has returned from
where he has been visiting
his son Carl, who had his eye operated
on recently by the noted specialist, DIR,
Wilmur Carl has resumed his duties
and is feeling in the best of health.
Mr. Shepard visited many points of
interest while in Washington.
Nathan Gabree and man named
of Waterbury were bound
over for hearing in County court yes
terday afternoon under the general
laws for the killing of COW owned by
(. J. Grout. Bail was fixed and the
men released The penalty for killing
4 COW owned by another is not more
han ) years in states prison nor more
hat $500 fine
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
sas filed yesterday in the office OF the
,lerk Of the United States district
curt by Joseph Godin, a blacksmith's
lelper. of Montpelier, Godin's debts are
,ten as S4ll.60, with assets of $500
Property valued at 1910 is claimed to
Ne exempt. The assets consist large
Y of household and personal furni !
ure as well as wages due the petition
r from the Central Vermont Railway =
ompany.
United States Marshal George Lack q
v was in st. Albans yesterday serv-
ng papers on the clerk of st. Adams
'ity in the Fonda tax case, so-called.
Il L.
o the United States supreme court, }
aking an appeal from the decision re- /
emily handed down by the Vermont
upreme court sustaining the city. v
he case developed out of the efforts P
I st. Adams to collect taxes upon I
left in trust
Miss Esther Hathaway gave a show. :
r Al her home last evening to Miss
ladys Strong in honor of her ap.
marriage. Miss Strong was
lvited to 90 TO the movies by Miss
thel Aver They were 10 meet at
Iiss Hathaway's and when Miss
trong arrived her friends, in consider.
BILE number, had arrived. The eve.
ing was pleasantly enjoyed in games.
efreShments were served and many
fits presented Miss Strong. including
liver, linen, pictures and other srti-
es.
A meeting Of the executive commit
e OF the Vermont Certified Seed Po-
ITO club took place Monday after
BON in the office Of F. s. Brigham.
'mmissioner of agriculture, who is a
ember OF the committee. at which
lie discussion of plans for the coming
inual meeting at Waitsfield, August
}, took place. There will be another
Getting the first of the month
hen some recommendation to he
ade to the annual meeting Wal be
effected. Among those present yes
rday were L. II. Ball. G. n. Temple
Randolph, l.. X. Osgood of Put
nd, A. II. Gilbert and II. l. Bailey
no are working on the certified seed
'tato effort.
The 100 mark has been passed in
e number Of automobile accident re-
rts that have reached the secretary
states Office this year. II is an in
resting feature that of the so odd
lich came TO the office this morning
srly majority of them came from
uthwestern Vermont Only a few
cidents occurred over the week end
the eastern part Of the state. Many
me from Rutland county. II. ID.
Her of Westfield reported that his
+ hit the team Of John Stephenson
IL, ~ q Smith 90 p~s..oI -..u-.