The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-11
GERMANYS UNQUALIFIED ACCEPTANCE
OF ENTENTES REPARATTON TERMS HAS
BEEN RUSHED TO THE ALLIED CAPITALS
MONTPELIER
Preliminary Hearing Given Two Men
Who are Charged with Burglary.

PRELIMINARY hearing IlVcn AWo HAeh
Who are Charged with Burglary.
In city court to day hearing was
held in the cases of George Edwards
and Frank Cassidy, who are charged
with burglary in connection with the
recent breaks in Middlesex and Rich
mond. Four witnesses were heard this
morning, they being Fred B. Miles and
George Thomas of Middlesex, Alfred
Newhall and Central Vermont Detec-
tive Hodges. 1t is expected that the
hearing will occupy the entire day
A marriage license has been Issued
to Burton G. Mcdonald of 73 Prospect
street. and Florence etiquette OF a
Whittier street; also one TO Edward
Calcagni of SO Barre street and Ar
mendo Rossi of Barre.
II. NJ. Cutler. vice epresident OF the
National Life Insurance Co, SAID last
evening that there was nothing to the
rumor that the company had bought
the Viles residence, None OF the plans,
which has been rumored, has been en-
tirely decided on, Mr.. Cutler said. One
of the rumored plans was to move the
Briggs house to a vacant lot on Barley
avenue. The "ell' of the DeBoer house
is being moved across State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Moriarty have
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Roy
house on Barre street.
Rev. John Prince, graduate OF
Montpeler seminary in the class OF
ha ntf NAGtpr-
day afternoon. He has charge OF the
China relief campaign in Vermont
George n. Hogan of ST. Albans was
in the city Tuesday afternoon and pre-
sented to the Vermont supreme court
a motion preliminary to suing for
writ of error as the first step in an
effort to take the st. Adams tax case
to the United States supreme court,
the Fonda heirs not being satisfied
with the recent decision in the case
in favor of St Albaus right to tax
the estate.
Along with his other work yester-
day. Judge 2. s. Stanton heard evil
dence in connection with L. NJ. Har-
vey's settlement as receiver for the
Groton Telephone Co. Nelson Bailey
of Wells River appeared in behalf Of
the bank, which is creditor OF the
coucern.
New cases entered in county court
are: Peter Surmon VS.. Gildo Cappio, !,
Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Co.
vs.. j. A. Jerue ct al.
Miss Marjory Morse and Miss kath-
crime Grayclle have commenced work
in the Office of secretary of state.
Miss Bernice Price is in Boston and
may drive home new automobile.
V. r. Jones has gone back to Bel
lows Falls To lbok after the new cream :
cry there.
For Sale; Upright piano, excellent
bargain. l32 Main street.adv
G. A, Reed has gone to st. Albans
TO start the federal road project on the
road between that city and Green Cor
ner.
A hearing took place in probate
court to-day in the matter of the es-
tate of Nettie Covell. +. X. Dawley,
as a bondsman in the estate of Mary
Coyell, opposed the granting of a IL
eense to sell a house of the Nettie
Covell estate
Flovd Reed left last evening for
Boston and Bethlehem, Pa, for few
days visit. after which he will resume
his position as Pullman car conductor
on the Broadway Limited between New
York and Chicago.
Dr. r. J. Fitzgerald is slowly re-
covering after a hard attack Of ton
silitis.
George X. Putnam lett this aoou for
Hartford. Conn, and New York City
on a business trip in the interests Of
the National Life Insurance Co.
A large and enthusiastic, meeting of
the Montpelier lodge of Elks was held
at their home on Barre street last eve
ming when Paul Dillingham;, Oscar
Yando. p Joseph Leahy and James
Ver0nisi received the degree. Mr.
Leahy is coach of thc Goddard sem
mary baseball team, and he left short
" after the degree for Worcester,
Mass, where his charges play the Holy
Cross freshmen this afternoon.