The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-07

1 The fall meeting OF the board OF reg
istration OF nurses will take place ir
| Montpelier Wednesday when the rcgu
lar examination Of those who have
completed their training courses vii
take place.
/ A conference Of the Methodist Sun,
| day School association will take place
in Montpelier Tuesday.
L. g. Sumner. ticket agent at the
| Central Vermont railway station, Sat.
urday received an interesting letter
showing that at least one man does not
intend to beat the railroad corpora
tions. 1t appears that recently a ticket
sale was made from Montpelier to New
York and that upon the mans reach.
| ing New York he learned that he had
not paid within ~ cents of the amount
he should have. His letter contained the
remittance and expressed regret that
he had not taken care of the matter
at an earlier date. 1t is SO rare that a
person tries to square up, unless it Is
| In his favor, relative to ticket sales
that the remittance and letter caused
considerable comment in railroad cir
cles.
Miss Jean b, Pinney has returned to
her duties in the office Of the commits
sioner OF industries after passing the
| week end at her home in Morrisyille.
Stamford Holmes, a deputy warden
| in Averill, has reported TO the state fish
and game commissioner the arrest of
Howard Blodgett of North Stratford,
n. H.. for trapping without license.
Blodgett was taken before Justice
Slower in Bloomfield and fined $25 and
costs Of So. The fine was suspended
and the costs were paid
j. l. Davis OF the state engineers
office left to-day for Guilford to take
| final cross sections on two miles of
bituminous macadam road built with
federal aid. w. Il. Walker and q. l..
Field left to-day for Rutland to take
final cross sections on the federal aid
road there, which is a mile and quar-
ter of concrete. Fred Badger. who has
been inspector ON the South Burlington
federal aid project, which is four miles
Of bituminous macadam, has returned
to his duties in the office.
Captain Paul Curtis. shooting editor
of Field and Stream, will come to this
city the end of this week for shoot
ing trip with State Fish and Game
Commissioner w. p. Sheldon They will
probably go to Lake Champlain to
shoot ducks.
John Cummings, who entertained
several persons last night near the
Willard block and persons who were
trying to get him home, paid fine in
city court this morning of So and costs
for intoxication He claimed this morn
ing that he did not know anything
about what happened and said he went
to Barre with three friends but they
left MIN. He had some over $50 on his
person when he appeared in court.
r. 5. Buttles, state commissioner Of
industries. left to-day for Bellows Falls
and Rutland where he will hold hear
ings in industrial accident cases.
ID. A. Mclean of South Woodbury.
and A. b. Daniels Of Woodbury. have
both reported a collision between their
ears on Friday in Calais near the
Woodbury. line. II. J. Hood was driv-
ing Mr. Daniels car. The Mclean car
turned over, breaking the top and wind
shield and damaging a fender and the
front axle. The other car was damaged
in the axle, one wheel and the tool
box.
Ray W Huse returned to-day from
New York and Philadelphia, after vis-
iting his nieces, Misses Rachel and
Peggy Bancroft.