The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-07
MONTPELIER

After hearing in city court yester-
day afternoon Beulah Tibbetts of Wa
terville was ordered committed TO the
industrial school as a dependent child.
1t appeared that the child had not neen
properly cared for. The Tibbetts girl
was one of two girls who slept under
the mud bridge in Mortified Friday
night, after making their way from
Waterville on foot and by automobile
and lumber wagon The other was Dor
othy Japan, aged 10, said to be the
wife of Charles Lapan; and she was
sentenced in Mortified to five months
IN the house of correction for vagrancy.
The Tibbetts girl was without hat,
coat, shoes or stockings.
Miss Mildred House is takig Naca :
ton from her duties in the state pur-
chasing agents office.
Miss Blanche Lindsay left this
morning for Gardner, Mass, where she
will be bridesmaid at the wedding OF
Miss Edith Shaw, formerly OF TINS
city. daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. WI.
liam Shaw, who lived here for several
years. The groom to be is Rev. The
odore Smith, who has been supplying
as pastor in the Methodist church at
Enos burg Falls. Following the wedding
the newlyweds will go to Indiana,
where they viii attend the Methodist
conference in that state, OF which MI.
Smith will become member and
where he expects to be assigned a par
ish by Bishop Hughes OF Boston. Fol
lowing the ceremony Miss Lindsay
will 90 to Wellesley college, where she
is to be teacher the coming school
year.
Robert Cate, who is look out on the
Long trail between Cancels Hump and
Ripton, came to town Monday to get
new set of blapkets, the two which
he has been carrying having been stolen
from him near Ripton, while he was
after supplies. Marauders who went
along the trail also tore down some
OF the signs placed by the forestry
department and very likely, if caught
it will mean state prison for the pen
atty for either offense may be be COM
mitment to state prison.
Carroll Gould, who was arrested
some weeks ago on the charge of OPP
Grating an automobile when intoNi'
! Gated and who pleaded guilty to the
charge, as well as 10 the charge OF in
toxication, appeared in city court on
Tuesday afternoon and was fined s5C
and costs for the pleading TO the first
offense named above. He paid his fine
some weeks ago for the second charge
against him.
Mary Loiselle, who has been in Mas
sachusetts for couple of years, has
returned to Montpelier to reside.
G. n. Kent, who has been living in
Grand Rapids, Mich, for many years
came back TO Montpelier last Sunday
night, accompanied by his son, II. O.
Kent, who went after his father. The
elder Mr.. Kent had not been in this
section for some 40 vars until he came
east about two years ago. He Is TAU
ing in health
The will of y. b. Celley. late of
Mortified, has been presented in pro,
bate court. J. A. Foss of Plainheld
has been appointed administrator OF
the estate of G. A. Townsend, late OF
that town. Beatrice poulin has taken
an appeal from the commissioners de
eision in the estate of Amanda Beck
lev, late of Barre Town. She present
ed an account against the deceased S
estate amounting to $3.50, which was
disallowed and from which she has
taken an appeal G. w. Fetch of North
field has settled his account in the es-
tate of w. A. Tracy, late of Roxbury.
n. B. Ballard Of Barre has settled bis
account in the estate OF Alexander
Ross. late of Barre.