The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
MONTPELIER

Stanley Farnham lett last evening
for Chicago to buy carload of horses,
Mrs. w. +. Welch of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting with Mrs. G. d,
Reames, her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. BigeIow of Mid
dleseX were local visitors yesterday.
f. S. Newcomb, county game warden,
was in the city Friday in connection
with his work
Mrs. r. \. Jennings of Barre has
been appointed deputy sheriff by
Sheriff Tracy.
Mrs Edltn Adams was arrested by
Chief Connolly to-day on the charge OF
not sending her children to school The
trial will be on Monday.
The north bound morning possenger
train on the Central Vermont railway
was nearly an hour late this morning,
owing to trouble with the air pump on
the engine at Bethel.
Harry A. Black, secretary of state,
went to his home Saturday morning,
but before going he received a report
from Swanton of the arrest of man
there who had painted the plates used
last year over to match the coloTs this
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considerable amount of booze There
was also a report of an infringement Of
the automobile laws i'm Bennington,
which i under investigat ion
The married men employed in the
state engineers Office defeated the sin
Gle men of the same Office at bowling
on the local alleys Friday evening by
a score of ll04 to ll44.
Linus Leavens, FISH and game com
missioner leaves the first of the week
for Bennington, where he insp<-s the
hatchery and lays the plans for the
coming seasons Matching and other
work.
The Vermont Investment corporation
Of St. Johnsbury has certified to the
secretary of state that the company
proposes to issue S200O00 worth of
stock The Atlas Sales corporation has
filed a certificate that the company has
amended It's charter so that it will be
known as the Atlas & Plywood corpor
alton.
States Attorney r B. Thomas was
in Waterbury to-day conducting an in
quest.
BENJAMIN Warren was brought into
city court Friday afternoon upon a
warrant signed by the states sttor-
ney. on the charge of not sending his
children TO school. tie pleaded not
guilty and the case is set for hearing
Monday the regular return day Of
city court in Montpelier.
John l.. Cook has decided to G.. B.
Andrews and Others house on the
East Montpelier road Mr. and Mrs
James w. Counter have sold their
house to Mr.. and Mrs. +. Boisvert
There win be no jail services held
Sunday, owing to various reasons.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Cory left to-day for
visit in New York
G. r. Pierce Of Hardwick has set
tied his account as administrator in
the estate Of W. G. Daniels. late Of
Woodbury. Mr. Pierce has been ap-
pointed guardian Of the property or Ar
thur r. Daniels. who was q son 81 the |
deceased W G. Daniels G. y. Tilden Of |
Barre has settled his account in the es
tate Of G. b. Tilden. Mrs Georgianna I
Mudgett has settled her final account /
as guardian Of Sara Nye of Barre G. |
T. Rober Of Montpelier has settled his /
account a. guardian Of A. MAY Shaw 1
al Montpelier. Sarah A Guy has been !
administrative Of the estate {
Of Arthur Edson, late Of Mansfield. 4
Mass.
Another large crowd attended the /
fremen's fair in the srmory Friday eve /
ming. The first entertainment Thursday |
evening afforded much pleasure 10 /
those attending while LAT evening the 4
drill given bv the Norwich cadets was
{ ne feature Dancing was in order and .
another large crowd j. looked for this .
evening
The funeral Of Oryille Pine. who died .
Yesterday afternoon. viii take place 4
from 81 Augustincs church At al
o'clock Monday morning Mr.. Pine. 4
place of business : closed during the .
lime his bae. rests IT his home on
Brown avenue. Mr Pine was probably 4
onr ~ the most popular men of the
city. had friends in every walk of life.
u was his ever courteous treatment ~ 4
his patrons ard cheerful welcome 10 eY-
eryhcdy that made this for him Hr
was a member ~ the knights of Co
.umbus and other organizations In the
riiy.