The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-13

The listers have completed and flee
the grand list for this year. the tota
of which is $7S,Sl3.35 or decrease
of $445.40 from last year The decrease
is accounted for partly by the depres
| sion in the granite business, there be
| ing less granite on hand with the man
ufacturers and then, too, there was
less grain in the storehouse of +. w
| Bailey 4 Co., than last year, when e
| carloads arrived just before the listers
made their inventory. There was also
decrease in personal property held
by banks.
Charles Carbo was city court this
morning and pleaded not guilty to the
charge of illegal furnishing Of liquor
His case was continued for week
He was arrested on a disclosure said
to have been made by Frank Downs
of Barre. Curley Boya, it is expected,
will appear in court Wednesday on a
similar offense.
The funeral of Paul Theriault who
died Thursday after six weeks illness,
was held from st. Augustine's church
Saturday when solemn high mass was
cerebrated by Rec. p. J. Long of Mont
pelier, assisted by FIR. Lynch of North
field and Fr Dewey of Waterbury. Bur
was in the Catholic cemetery, the bear
ers being John Mack, A. Galaise, H.
G. Fisher, James Jerome, NJ Menard
and NJ. G. Wood Mr. Theriault was
native of Canada, born so years ago.
but had resided in Montpelier many
years and was very well known. He
ws a member of the Catholic Order
of Foresters, st. Jean Baptiste and the
Elks. He is survived by his wife and
six children, w n. Theriault, Mrs.
Jessie King, Charles Theriault, Mrs.
Earl Billings, A. c. Theriault and Miss
Ruby Theriault, all of Montpelier
The baccaluareate address took place
Sunday afternoon in the auditorium
of the Montpelier high school building,
Prof. II. A. Swafiield, principal of the
school, giving the address, which was
preceded by scripture reading and
prayer by Rev, Frank Knapp and
duet sung by Miss Gladys Tupper and
Louis Baine; also Chorus singing of
suitable hymns. Professor Swaffield
took as his theme "The Glory of the
Commonplace, telling the class that it
was the commonplace things that |
made a life successful and showing to |
them how common are the things |
which, put together, produce the great
-hings, of which considerable mention |
5 made. He urged them to make use
If the common. tbings4 in their. daily \
ife and he set before them examples
If how the eommon htings are over
ooked, that these are not as spectac-
llar but they amount TO much more
The morale .of own people determine
he strength of our nation and this is
BASED on the common things of life. As
IN example he stated that the Brit
sh government recognized it by the
,urial of an unknown soldier in West
Minister Abbey. He urged the class to
Idapt themselves to conditions and
'uild character by use of the common
hings.
Harlie Ladeau and his father, Lewis
Iadeau, were arrested by Special Off
or w. l. Lawrence last evening, the
ormer on the charge of operating an
when intoxicated and the
after for intoxication They were
odged in jail and appeared in city
ourt this morning pleading guilty
hey were in an automobile at the
'arage where the former keeps his ma
hine on St Paul street last evening
nd Harlie, in driving the machine
,rdke up some property in trying to
et the car into the garage A brother,
lallie Ladeau. was fined a short time
go for operating his motorcycle when
William Teachout Of the
ecretary of states office took La
eau's license away last week. Har-
e Ladeau was fined $50 and costs to-
ay and Louis SIS and costs.
Among the Montpelier and Barre
ersOns who have recently been con ,
icted of violation of 'the village ordi-
ances are Vincent O'Neill of Mont
elier at Waterbury, when he was
ned 81 and costs, and George d. ,
roup Of Barre, who was fined a like !
mount in the same village George
Iorse Of Montpelier was fined in Yer
pnnes for a similsr offense. according
A the reports in the secretary of ,
-ate's Office, all being speeding of au-
,mobiles.
r. +. Callahan has returned from a =
up through the west in the interest
his granite business
Governor James Hartness viii ar
We here this evening and Tuesday
nd Wednesday attend meeting Of b
he board Of control The principal v
atters under consideration will be \
ilaries. The 10th he will speak at a
orwieh university. d
Miss Sarah Lawrence gave a party II
her home Saturday evening in hon o
! Of the approaching marriage of Miss d
Ida Sheridan. The evening was
easantly passed and many tokens of
teen were presented Miss Sheridan. o
Frank Reynolds was arrested this {
orning by chief Of Police Connolly d
nthe charge Of being intoxicated h
hen driving an automobile last a
night The case Is contin- :,
d for week pending investigation. b
-iends Of Mr. Reynolds disclaim he n
as involved in the accident reported 7
: B. W Marble. hi
Az special city council meeting this
orning il was voted to have a spe-
Al meeting Of citizens to vote on
Oposal to extend the granite paving
ON the head Of State street along Z
ain street to the Red Arch bridge. y
be paving from School street to- the p
a of State street is already voted. 4
Mrs Sidney Carr died az Waterbury
Is mnrninr Size leaves her husband