The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14
MONTPELIER

Persons coming from Burlington Il
Montpelier on the belated Central Yer
mont railway train Tuesday morning
were very liberal IN their censllre d
the railroad management regarding the
service. 1t appears that the repre-
sentatives of the company did not agree
as to how late the train would be one
of them stating II was impossible ia
tell Some Of the Montpelier people
who were returning from New York
asked permission to complete their
"trip BY riding to Montpelier on the
Legion special. This was refused until
1t was too late for these persons TO get
on the train. Then the conductor, ac-
cording to those mentioned above,
yelled that anyone going to Mont
pelier must get on the train il
they wanted to 60 but even then, it
is claimed the train was moving.
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. .B. Lance Of Plain
field were in the city yesterday after
noon on their way to Burlington to
listen to the Boston Symphony orchcs-
ira. There were also several from
Montpelier who attended the concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Levin of Benning-
ton have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Yeti. The latter are parents Of
Mrs. Levin. Mrs. Yeti, who has been
i'll, il improving.
Joseph Abair, commander of Mont
pclier post, No. 3, fothe American
Legion, represented the post at the
welcome of Vermont Legion men to
Marshal Foch at Brattleboro on Tues
day. Legion men from Barre returned
| by way Of Montpelier on the special
train which pulled in at $3.50 p. m. The
Winooski post Of the Legion was said
to have had the best representation at
the exercises in honor Of the marshal
with 4S delegates out Of a membership
OF ti0-odd.
Allan Johnston Of Barre viii be
sworn in to the state internal revenue
service on Thursday Of this week.
Mcader Chlds was fined So, with
costs. in city court to-day for intoxi-
cation, having pleaded guilty.
The annual meeting Of the st. Ber-
nard club took place In Montreal on
Tuesday, when the following officers
were reelected: President. A. B. Ten
ney. Boston; vice president. J. s. Pat
rick, Burlington; secretary, J. g.
Brown, Montpelier; treasurer, L. G..
Ketchum. New York; and the other
director is II. NJ Simpson, New York;
auditor, C. r. Lowe, Montpelier II is
a Quebec corporation. 40 that the an
nual meeting must be held in some
other Canadian community. Mr.. Brown
left here on the New England States
Limited Monday afternoon. BY the de-
railment of that train near st. Ar
mand he had to remain in that town |
until o'clock Tuesday morning. The |
hotel man of that town would not |
open his place SO that persons on the
train could 20 to bed The derailment
was between St. Armand and Stan
bridge and the train was drawn back
into st. Adams.
G. ri. Dempsey. commissioner OF ed
ucation, left last night for Providence,
r. l., where to-day he speaks at the
Rhode Island State college on educa.
tional matters. He returned yesterday
noon from Rutland, where the board
Of education met the preceding eve
ming For the most part routine mat
tiers were considered but it looks now
as though the state teachers registra-
ton bureau will be moved to the edu-
cationsl office in Montpelier for 1t APP
pears to be unhandily located as sub
office in Burlington. Financial matters
were also considered at the same meet
ing.
Mrs. r. II. Tracy will leave to-mor-
row for Lynn, Mass, 10 see her moth
sr, Mrs. Wilson, who has visited here
Tor some years during the summer
and who is not well.
Edmund Hamilton of the education
Il department was in Randolph to-day
IN school matters
Sheriff r. Fl. Tracy left this morn
ng for Windsor with Arthur Willis
md James Scott, who will serve time
n the house Of correction.
Governor Hartness, Harry Il. Shaw. ,
ecretary of civil and military affairs,
md Benjamin Gates. state auditor, ,
we're unable to inspect Austine insti-
ute in Brattieboro yesterday morning i;
'ecauss Of a quarantine on the insti ,
ute. The quarantine is for diphtheria.
The Brattleboro retreat was inspected
nd the state prison al Windsor was
Inspected in the afternoon. The state 4
chool Of agriculture will not be in
pected until next spring.
Automobile accidents have been re- I
orted to the secretary of state BY +. I
!. Harrington of Brandon, whose car A
kidded and broke a wheel on the road \
etween Brandon and Wcybridge on a
lee. 10; Burt Powell OF Rutland, who
as in collision with a Massachusetts, h
ar driven by s. I. Lee Of North Clar- Il
ndon on West street in Rutland on
'cc. IL; r. p. Chrystie Of St. Adams,
no was driving a car belonging TO
rthur r. Holmes when il struck =
.am on Main street in st. Albans ON =
ec. ~; and j. b. Brombley of Shell 3
urne, who was in a slight accident on :
Ct 10.
A writ has been fled with the secre- .
Try of state against Ernest Terry OF
colchester in the amount of $40, re- .
lrnable Jan. 10, 1922, in Winooski y
court The writ Is in favor
Ned II. Kenyon Of Winoosh and ID.
hitting & Sons Of Boston are named
J trustee. A writ from Barton mu- =
cipal court against Daniel Zabarsky Il
Barton in the amount Of 5000 has
zen fled with the secretary of state.
he writ is in favor Of A. Lee Cowles
Barton, and II. p. Hood 4 Sons are
lmed as trustees. The writ Is re-