The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-23

job of it.
Dance Woodbury. Lake house pavlE
ion Friday night. A good time.--adv'
A concert occurs in Montpelier on
Thursday evening and the same selec-
tons viii be played as were gwen I'D
Barre Tuesday evening. :,
The National Life Insurance baseball
team defeated the Stowe team by a
score of Ii to yesterday afternoon, A
two. base hit was made by Barber; a
home run by Laird; triples by Ledden
and Smalley Ledden struck out H.
Dow /, Chaffee 3. Two double plays
were made. The Nationals got is mis-
against four for Stowe. 1t was pretty
game in spite of the score.
The will Of Mary A. Paul, late OF
sAlthington, Conn, has been presented
for probate in the district of Washing.
ton at Montpelier The woman had
property in Waterbury Center; there
fore her will will have to be probated
here as well as in Connecticut. The
viii OF Willis Blanchard, late of Mont
heller. has been proven and i. y. Smith
has been appointed administrator with
will annexed. Delima Cote has settled
her account in the estate OF Frank
Cote. late of Barre Town. Everett A.
Morse has settled his account IN the
estate of Allen Morse, late of Calais.
William r. Chayer of Barre in Mont
heller CITY court this morning, through
his attorney, j. G.. Frattini. pleaded
guilty. TO operating an automobile while
intoxicated and the case was continued
for sentence. William Peacor and
George Baker. who were in the same
automobile with Mr.. Chayer, through
their attorney. this morning entered
plea of guilty to into1leation and
their cases were continued for sen
tence.
The Jury was drawn this morning
! in the case Of state vs.. Ceresol OF
Barre. in which the respondent Is
charged with boating and fishing on
Berlin pond contrary to an order OF the
state board of health. The case IS set
for trial next Tuesday. Since the ar.
rest of the men, il has been learned
that town officials in Berlin, prominent
citizens who have camps on one side
/ Of tho pond were in conference with
! VI Hall. one of the respondents, rela-
| tive to the matter.
IL p. Sheldon, fish and game com
missioner, has recovered from an at
tack of mustard gas. This Is his hrst at
tack in a year. Gradually the attacks
are happening less each year. He was
gassed while in the World war IN
France.
r. O. Deming and son Of Kansas are
visiting in Montpelier.
4 = ! InnPT al
weights and measures, has received 9
complaint that wood dealers In WI
nooski are selling wood by the load
which is contrary 20 law.
| Miss Nan Doyle left this morning
for a visit in Boston.
The work on the National Life build
ing is advancing fast. The laying OF
brick back of the granite Is advancing
almost as fast as the granite work.
Only six accidents were reported e
the secretary Of state this morning
IB O. Foster Of Burlington reported
that a Standard Oil truck ran over 8
doc. II. q. Smith of Hardwick. that
his car did the same trick; w. o. Da
vis of Chester that. while he was teach
ing a woman to drive a car the ma
chine ran into the team, and Olivei
Cbevalier of st. Adams that boy
bumped into his car and was knocked
| down although not hurt. He criticized
the report which appeared IN the pa
per in that city relative 60 the acct
dent.
The Townshend Electric Light Co.
\ Inc. of Townshend has filed with tbs
secretary of state its intention 20 issu'
! 200 shares of stock at SJ0-a share and
4 there is attached the authority to dc
this, as given by the public servie'
commission.
Members Of the board Of contro
have received from c. W. Wilson. su
perintendent Of the industrial school
invitation to attend the exercises a.
/ the closing Of the school year at which
a pageant viii be given. Last year th'
board held its regular meeting at Yer
gennes when the exercises took place
JuStis Ratchelder Of Woodsville, y
III. i visiting in the city.
The work Of placing the bate
boards for the addition to the stat
garage AZ Intercity park is being done
I The addition viii be about 100 fee
Il long. giving space for housing 100 NOR
federal-owned trucks, increasing the to
tai space for housing these trucks from
% to l54. The oil room viii be moyes
to a safer position; IRE walls viii b
constructed. The new sheds viii b
vide enough for two trucks instead o
one and the old sheds similarly
changed. The storage II parts room
and the machine shop vii Be- increaset
in size; $4,000 viii Be spent.