The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-22
MONTPELIER

W B. C. Stickney of Rutland, who
recently returned from visiting his
daughter, who is in Algiers. visited NJ.
L. Wood and other friends in the ety
yesterday.
Roland Stevens of the board Of CON
troll went to his home in Hartford last
evening.
The agricultural department is to
have more room in the State House
than it has been enjoying, for the
board Of control has allotted to il all
OF the rooms on the top floor of the
State House annex, excepting the two
rooms which are used by the state FISH
and game commissioner, while the for
estry department is to be moved to
rooms l3 and Ia on the first floor of
the main building and which were
committeerooms during legislature.
ID. P. Thompson and r. A. Lewis,
prohibition agents, were in the city
last evening on their way TO Burling-
ton. after making some raids in Bethel
on Italian homes. At one place they
found some 10 quarts of moonshine
whiskey and copper coil and boiler
that had been used as still and some
''home brew" They took samples of
the latter to Burlington forsanalysis.
They seized the moonshine, which they
will carry TO Burlington and to-day
warrants will be sworn out for the ar
rest of one of the occupants of the
houses raided.
Mrs. T. d. Hobart of Pampa, Texas,
came east yesterday morning and was
among those who accompanied the
body of Mrs Warren from Phiiadel-
phis to Berlin. Mrs, Hobart formerly
was a resident of that town.
Robert Ford is in Boston. for a few
days.
Rev. A. w Hewitt of Plainfeld was
in the city last evening en- route TO
Swanton where he spoke. He has just
returned from Maine, where he spoke
at the Methodist conference in that
state
@, A. Reed is in the western side Of
the state on state highway work.
In probate court at Montpelier, A.
W Badger of Barre has been appoint
ed administrator Of the estates of Da-
vid Dudley and Mary Dudley. late OF
Barre City. Lena G.. GOodheart of
Moretown has settled her account in
the estate of John 0'Grady, late of
Roxbury. Thomas J. Sheridan has been
appointed administrator of the estate |
Of Arthur 7. Poole. late of Montpelier. |
The viii of Ella Hutchinson, late of 1
Middlesex, has been presented for pro
bate.
Dr. A. J. DeFossett Of the agricul- |
tural department went to Burlington I
this morning.
Mrs. Clark Roberts passed the day |
with her brother in Waterbury.
The board of charities and proba-
ton has sent ak children TO the Mary
Fletcher hospital for operation by DR.
AIbee, the eminent surgeon from New
York.
Captain Harold p Sheldon went 20
Nergennes this morning. This evening
he speaks there upon fish and game
The license fees for the erecting of
billboards on which advertising is
placed are arriving at the secretary Of
states office in considerable quantity,
$500 in fees having been received tsus
far Which is quite a showing for so
small fee.
Enough to surround - tables with
players attended the Catholic Order of
Foresters' whist party held in the
Knights Of Columbus hall Thursday
evening
The holiday party given by the
Apollo club in their rooms in thel
Langdon block last evening was at
tended by large number Of the mem
bers and their friends. Dancing was in
order until midnight cards were
played and refreshments were served
W. II. Jeffrey. state probation officer.
this morning received notice that
Charles Gage 81 Ferrisburg had been
sentenced in Addison county municipal
rourt TO the house Of correction for
not less than three nor more than
eight wears and TO raw a fine OF $500
The sentence was suspended and the ,
man placed on probation. He j. % pay I
The fine on installments 10 the proba- I
lion officer He was charged with stat j
ltory rape on a crippled girl "a years 7
u age
Harry A. Black. secretary II state. /.
1as received from Judge y. v. Post al Z
lice that Charles Douglass II East +
Fairfield appeared 10 his court and has !
,een fined $40 and costs for speeding
Is automobile.