The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-13
MONTPELIER

A thoroughbred Boston bull terrier
belonging to James n. Cough OF l2o
Champlain street, Burlington, was
killed by the Hudson car belonging to
Franklin A. Salisbury OF Randolph, ac-
cording to a report received at the Of
fee Of the secretary Of state this
morning. The accident occurred IN
front of Mr.. Coughs home. The dog
is valued at $50.
A collision which occurred on the
road from Rutland to Brandon last
Saturday night between Nash car,
owned by Fred w. LaPan OF Middle
bury, and driven by Robert B. Shep-
ardson, a Middlebury college student
and a Ford touring car owned by Wal
ter C. Bushey of Brandon, has been
reported to the secretary of states OIL
flee. Shepardson is said to drive for
Miss Ross, dean of the womens col
lege of Middlebury.
Edmund Hamilton of Montpelier mas
reported that his 0ldsmobile car was
damaged to the extent of $75 by col
lision with a car carrying the Yer
mont license 26092, which, according
to the Vermont register, is a Buck,
the property of +. j. Nadeau OF St
Johnsbnry.
G. A. Reed, assistant state engineer,
was in Williamstown to-day to inspect
work on a bridge in the village.
L. G. Mulholland, state field agent in
marketing, visited the Swanton CO.
operative creamery yesterday.
The hunting license of Thomas Irl-
one of Barre has been revoked by
Major H. p. Sheldon, state fish and
game commissioner, on the ground That
Trione shot rabbits out OF season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kelley have re-
turned from Boston.
Governor Hartness and Harry LaIlin,
secretary OF civil and military affairs,
returned to-day from Springfield.
Superior Judge Julius r. Wilcox
left last night for Rutland To preside
at the September term Of Rutland
county COURT which opened this morn
ing. i,
j. +. Riley, blister rust expert OF
the state forestry department, has re-
turned from two weeks leave OF al
sence in New York state.
Montpelier receives an apportion-
ment of 1892. AZ on the Washington
county highway tax for 1921, accord
ing to the report of w. T. Scott, state
treasurer. East Montpelier's appor-
tionment is s7lS.22; Barre's appor-
tionment is S3s2.42, and Barre Town
S764 The apportionment for Wa
terbury is S69022. These apportion-
ments ere uniformly somewhat high
err than those for last year Montptl.
iers 10 per cent school tax for the
wear is s7,925.SS. That of Barre City
i SO sol. 10, and of Barre Town s2,445.-
% East Montpelier's tax amounts to
1901 80. and Waterbury's 81, $3.50.
w. NJ. Alexander has reported TO
the Office of the secretary of state
that his Buick car was injured when
loaded truck belonging to +. G. Rog-
ers backed out of Second sire across
Main street last Sunday night, collid-
ing with the Buick.
Francis Connolly, who has been
working at c. H. Baldwin's jewelry
store, has completed his duties there,
Donald Pine. who has been working
at Andover, y. H., for the past year,
has completed his duties there and re-
turned home.
Arthur Whitcomh left yesterday for
Manchester. n. H., to visit friends and
re@umds his duties there.
The Misses Lenora and Flora Maroni
left Yesterday to pass their vacations
in New York City. Their brother,
Carlo. left with them and viii go as
far as Worcester, where he will stop
10 enter his sophomore year in WoTees-
ter Polytechnic institute.
Mrs. Robert w Dobey and daughter
returned yesterday from a visit at
Manchester and points in Massachu-
sets.
Gorge i. Whelan of the postoffice
i taking his annual Is days vacation,
which he will pass in Brooklyn and
New York City, visiting his brother
and sister.
Walter Sweeney is visiting his par
ents for few weeks before returning
to Toledo, 0.
David Fertile Of Lynn, Mass, Is
passing his vacation here with his par
orta Mr. Varti1a a former Moutnel %