The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-07
FIRE INSURANCE COM
I" PANZES HAVE AGREED
TO AMEND PRACTICES
MONTPELIER

4 tIlaG ne knew notnlng aD0ut IL and II
1 explanation, Mr. Jones stated to th
secretary of state that it was anothe
l Robert Wilder, who lives in a differ
ent section of the city. The secretar,
of state is investigating the affair.
Fred Wilson, who has been employed
by the Capital City Press since he sole
out his book bndery, leaves to-day fol-
short vacation, after which he be
comes a member of the Gobic Press al
Bellows Falls.
Swimming without bathing suits is
the claim that was made yesterday by
a Berlin resident relative TO eight men
bathing in the reservoir from which
Montpelier gets its water supply. Some
years ago a conviction occurred for a
similar offense.
c. i. Brownell and Judge s. R.
Moulton of Burlington were visitors in
the city yesterday.
Arthur Cass apd Denzil Rice, sol
diers stationed at Norwich, and Eu.
gene Frazier, were each fined So and
costs in city court. this morning for
breach of peace. The offense was com
mitted Monday night about 10 O'Clock
near the Playhouse and evidently de-
veloped over the attention of one of
the trio towards local woman. They
all paid their fines.
t. r. Merrill received word to-day
that Mrs. c. NJ Cushman of South
Royalton formerly Of Montpelier
passed away yesterday. The funeral
will occur tomorrow. Mr.. Cushman,
who survives, was leader of the Mont.
pelier Military mand about. 80 years
ago when the couple resided here.
Three men are sadder but wiser as
result of the handling they were
given Monday afternoon, according to
neIghbors of Jesse McGrath, who |
bought the Lombard farm at Montpel-
Ter Junction. 1t appears that when he |
was coming from the field he saw them |
coming out of the house, and realizing
they had broken into it, he ran after
them, catching them near the Lsngdon
place, where they gave fight, with the
result that he trimmed the three prop
erly and then because they would not
comply with his direction, he proceeded
to trim two of them again. They then
started for Montpelier junction with
orders from him to leave town forth
with if they did not want further sim
liar treatment.
Some nine students left Montpelier
seminary since last Saturday, accord
ing to a statement by one of the fac i.
ulty this morning, the most of whom
were advised that their presence was
Game Warden Booth and Isham
Sunday seized 1900 feet of gill net
which had been placed by persons near
,he bird sanctuary, according to re-
port which arrived at the fish and {
yame office yesterday. This net was |
et for catching fish out OF Lake Cham
'lain so that the losers will suffer {
heavily for the experience.
Among automobile accidents report
d this morning were w. II. Kendall
# Barre, that horse became fright
ned on the Calais road, tipping the
wagon over but that he did not get the q
iame; Harr c. Young reported that !,
is car and that of NJ Z. Wiener of
Il. Johnsbury were in cillision, while a
V: NJ. Reed of Montpelier reported a
hat little King girl ran against the y
ear fender of his machine and fell but Il
scaped injuries other than soiling her
ress.
The Superspeeding Betting company ;,
Burlington has certified to the sec
etary of state that the company has c
paid up capital stock of $4,000.
The case of Benjamin Hatch of Cal. x
is vs.. Earl Daniels, formerly of Mid
lesex, has been filed in Washington
'unty court for the purpose of recov-
ing $1,000 damages alleged to have 70
zen received when their cars collided OF
the Calais road last fall, after IN
hich Daniels lost his operators IL W
nse for a time. Mr.. Hatch was in 70
lie hospital for quite a while. 81
W. C. Hastings, state forester. has - -
ranged for the construction of ~
ok-out tower on the top of Ascutney
" mountain. There has never been al
ie there. There is a telephone sta e.
On on the mountain but il is not =,
1se TO where the look tout will be -
seed. The mountain is fat on top
that a circuit of points is ap- a
cached by the taker each day in -,
ltching for fires =.
c. c. Graves Of Waterbury has set
ID the account Of William Tague of res
aterbury As administrator OF the e. wi
te OF Kate Tague, late Of that town, nil
lille J. p. Saporiti OF Barre has been a
pointed executor Of the estate Of
niel Saporiti. late Of Barre Town.
rs. Anna NJ. Anair Of Waterbury has
tiled her account a. administrstri1 D..
the estate Of Joseph J. Ansir, late
Waterbury.
Rollo Reynolds, who has been an
Inted field secretary Of the teacher sw
lege Of Columbia university. a new Tn
sition. has commenced activities. He OF
u visit Vermont and other states in cou
new duties. T.
L has developed from a report made -, -
{ evening 10 the secretary Of state
4 the car hit BY the fast moving
iillac AZ the Three Mile bridge sun
I evening was that Of Prof. Phifip
18th Of Montpelier The other car. is !
ich did not stop. was going 80 fast =
6 Professor Smith was only able TO .
two numbers Of the Eve. The sec pos
ary Of state i conducting an inves- ?
alton and in a day orsowin prob.
be able 20 take action against
driver Of the other machine.
uire Sherman Il M0ulton of Bur al
ton AS n sha f5fr vrsfs-f.. .rs 81