The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-03
DESPERATE SA WED WAY.
OUT OF NEW YORK JAIL;
THREE OTHERS FAILED
MONTPELIER


Norris of that city. L. e. Campbell has
been appointed trustee of fund ere
ated from the will of Levi w. Davis
late of Waterbury. H. A. Phelps Of
Barre has settled his account in the
estate of Isabel Phelps, late of that
city.
Miss Mary Kane, secretary of the
board of registration of nurses, has
made the annual report to Governor
p. w. Clement, in. which she states
that two meetings were held during the
year and that by examination 46 per-
sons were admitted to practice In the
state. There are now TIC registered
nurses. The officers elected at the an
nual meeting were; Chairman, DIR. ID.
G. Hawley, Burlington; vice chairman,
DR.. c. A. Gale, Rutland; secretary, Miss
Kane, Montpelier.
At 1872 Main street you viii find high
grade pianos, Brunswick machines and
records, also three slightly used ma
chines.-adv.
The time has been fixed for the meet
ing of the presidential electors. 1t will
occur Jan. 10 in the secretary of states
Office when they will cast their vote
for president and then one of their
number will be selected to carry the
results of their ballots to the president
of the United States Senate.
AT recent meeting of e. l.. Smith
and company, Inc, the resignation of
Major III. Nelson jackson as director
and vice president and S. Hoflister
jackson as director took place and F.
M. Cory of the Wetmore & Morse
Granite company, which bought the
jackson interests in the quarry, was
elected director and vice president and
i. II. Deavitt, who is treasurer of the
same company, was elected director
of the new company and, like s, Hol-
lister jackson, viii be counsel for the
company. Donald Smith, president OF
the company, and Angus A. Smith com
pose the board of directors with those
named above The annual meeting
takes place to-day.
The Russell-Miller Milling company
of Fargo, n. D., has filed registration
in the secretary of states office to
transact business in Vermont. The
company is organized under the laws
of Minnesota and registers to sell -four
and wheat products. The capital stock
is S6,000,000. Thomas Fl. Sherman of
is named as the representa-.
tive Of the company in Vermont.
The Swift Beef company's place was
broken into Friday night. probably by
someone who wanted food for the only
things saken were can of mince meat
and few mouthfuls of cheese which |
the rohber did not like al
though he left teeth marks for the au-
to identify him by. The en-
trance was made through window
The handle to the safe was bent but
T. r, Dawley hammered that back dur
ing Saturday morning so that NJ. T.
Hartigan, the manager, was able to
get into the safe. He found nothing
taken from. it. 1t looks like the mark
Of local parties or hoboes.
Dwight Dwinell, sergeant at arms at
the State House, has appointed the
following janitors for the session of
Leroy and John Flint, +. |
w. Nichols and William Mulqueen of
George Emery of Barre and |
Wallace Whitcomb of Marshfield.
A. G. Preble, deputy fire marshal, has
returned from Bennington, where he in
vestigated a fire in an automobile.
There was no necessity for any com
plant, the fire having occurred on q
public street in daylight.
S. V. Holden of Enosburg and F. X.
Foster of Morrisville, who are district |
ioresters, have arrived at the forestry
Dflice for the month of January to clear
up some of their work Other district |
ioresters will arrive in few days. Mrs.
Alex. Hall, who has been stenographer
n that. office, has completed her serv-
ces and is to be stenographer in the
House Office during the session of the
legislature.
j. Z. Riley, jr., who has charge of the
white pine blister rust campaign in |,
Vermont, will return to-day from a
'isit in Elmira, ~ Y Mrs Riley, who
las been with her people for a month,
eturned with him.
Miss Mildred Smith of the charities
'fice passed the holiday and week end
t her home in Cabot.
Pine brothers, who have been in the
business in Montpelier
or many years, have closed their shop
nd will not reopen for business this
Tinter. They have earned, they feel, a
engthy rest and expect to take one,
ut may open shop next spring.
The Apollo elubrooms have been reno
ated and put in ship shape for the
lembers of the legislature who viii be
invited to enjoy the rooms during leg
stature /
+. +. Laekey, deputy United States
MARSHAL, left this morning for Brat
leboro to attend term of federal
Durt.
The Berganti cigar store and pool
Dom is to be moved from the Massuc-
0 block to the store formerly occupied
y 5. Gordon, a tailor. on State street.
The Vermont supreme court will con-
enc &C 10 o'clock Tuesday morning,
hen the reading Of the trial calendar
Ill take place. after which the reading
opinions by the court will be made
nd then the argument of cases com
ames.
The annual meeting Of the First Ma
onal Farm Loan association Of Mont
alier viii take place in the secretary's
flee in the Willard block Monday,
an 10. at 1880 in the forenoon.
he report Of the secretary and treasur ,,
! viii BE- made and other annual rou-
ne business done.
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