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


has approved Sheriff Tracy expendine
money to catch the two prisoners who
left the county Jail one week ago and
has been in conference with Sheriff
Tracy about the matter. These are
state~prisoners the mittimus having
been issued. Trace of the men is still
under way although to date little en-.
couragement has been received.
The Paquin Manufacturing com,
pany, a corporation of Springfield, has
filed articles of association in the office
Of secretary of state for the purpose
of conducting business in that town
with a capital stock of $1,000 The pa
pers are signed by +. f. and C. C.. Pa
quin and +. ". Corliss of that town.
The White Eagle corporation has Ger
titled that it proposes to issue 600
shares of stock and that it has a paid
up capital stock of $4,000 The Spring
field Local Telephone company has
amended its articles of association by
increasing the capital stock from $s,-
900 10 $4,000.
Mrs. Mary f. Kelley, widow of the
late Michael ID. Kelley, died at the
hospital Saturday night following 10
days illness. She was born in Middle
sex 80 years ago, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gardner Sawyer, and had
lived in that town most OF her life.
She is survived by two daughters,
Honora and Evelyn Keylley. both of
Montpelier, a brother, Otis Sawyer of
Montpelier, and two sisters, Mrs. NJ
j. Long and Mrs. T.. +. Richardson of
Montpelier. The funeral will occur
from st. Augustine's church at $50
o'clock
People riding about Berlin pond Sat
nrday have reported several persons
fishing and boating on the pond in OPP
position to the orders of the state
board of health. There seems to be a
general practice of not complying
with the order which as far as can be
learned is not taken seriouslysin that
section.
A meeting of the highway commits
sion with Commissioner r. w. Dix
win take place this afternoon in the
governors office. This win be followed
by a meeting of the board Of control
relative to the extension OF the state
garage between here and Barre.
Governor Hartness has appointed
Mrs. Adelaide Estee secretary Of the
Washington county tuberculosis hospi.
tai commission as the member to visit
the following institutions: New York
hospital for tubercular treatment at
Rae Brook. y. Y, Dawling sanatoriu-
um at Wyantskill. n. Y, Hampshire
County sanatorium at Haydensville.
Mass. Pembroke sanatorium at Con.
cord, \. II. He has also designated
DIR. H. A. Lsdd of Burlington as a dele
gate 10 attend the National Tubercu
losis meeting June IA to ~ at New
York. DIR. +. J. Rogers will also at
tend and Hebert w. DEMO, the new
secretary of the Historical society. will
Vermont at the annual meet 1
ing of the American Library assOcia-
ton at Swampscott. Mass, June Is
10 27.
Word was received at the adiHant's
office Of the American Legion this
that Louis W. Fletcher. father
If Adjutant Allen Fletcher, died at his
nome in Johnson last week, following 4
! saock which occurred the middle Of
asst week. He was 60 years Of age
The board Of charities did not award
my contract Saturday for the con
'truction of their new building in
Montpelier. The prices were widely
part.
Mrs. David Spicer Is in New York
or a couple Of weeks.
The wills Of d. Comi. late Of Mont
'elier, and Louis Lupien. late Of Plain
ield. have been presented in probate
curt. NJ. L. Prescott Of Waterbury
lss been appointed administrator Of
he estate Of Charles Carroll Robinson.
ate Of that town, while Stedman c.
Wheeler has been appointed executor
+ the estate Of Harvey J. Graves.
ate Of that town. and Bertha Whitney
4 Mortified administrative Of the
state Of Harlow Whitney, late Of
Sorthfeld. She has also been appoint.
d guardian Of May Whitney, a minor.
{ Northfield.
Edward Downs appeared in cityI
ourt this morning. having been ar
ested Saturday morning or the charge
{ intoxication. He pleaded guilty and
ras fined S. and costs Under the new
rohibition act which went into effect
une ]. Downs wss asked 10 disclose.
-hich he did. No action has a. vet
cen takeE on the disclosure. He va