The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-25

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nor more than a year in the house o.
correction and to pay a fine of $lOt
and costs, which were about $34. Ed
ward Ciresoa appeared in court anc
was given a fine of $l75 and costs
Cormier was placed on probation as tc
the sentence. Alternate sentence if the
fines are not paid will take. Both were
convicted of operating automobiles
when intoxicated.
Fl. j. Volholm, receiver of the Barre
& Montpelier Traction & Power Co.,
met some 20, persons at the Dodge
home in Berlin last evening and dis
cussed at considerable length the mat
tiers in which both parties are inter
ested, namely having the trolley line
between the two cities kept operating.
The persons present seemed to be well
pleased with Mr.. Volholm's manage
ment but dispeased with the former
management.
The executive committee of the Aux
) iliary of the American Legion held a
meeting Wednesday afternoon when
the arrangements for the state con
vention in Rutland the sixth and sew
enth of next month were completed
+. S. Mayo, superintendent of the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad, G.
w. Groom and John Sullivan of the
Central railway were in conference to-
| day in Montpelier over railroad mat
tiers.
The settlement of the account of j.
Brusa in the estate of Agostino Brusa,
late of Barre, has been made in county
court. The will of Clark S. Andrews,
late of Barre, has been proven in pro.
bate court.
Mrs. c. Nj. Brooks and two daugh-
tiers of Keene, n. H., are spending the
week with Supt. Brooks of the con
struction of the highway department,
their husband and father Mr.. Brooks
as yet has been unable to secure
house in Montpelier,
Delbert Gross has been appointed by
the directors of the Vermont Mutual
Fire ms. Co. as assistant secretary
taking charge of the work which the
late James 7. Sabin had supervision |
over. Mr.. Gross has been with the com
pany some years.
Mr., and Mrs. L. G. C0lburn and Mr. |
Fallon and Mrs. Clifford returned this
morning from the Morrisville fair.
Miss Antoinette Oligney OF the Ma
tional Life lns. Co. is on her vacation. |
J. p Mayo and family have returned
from an auto trip through Maine.
Paul Harrington, who had success
full operation yesterday at Heaton hos
pitsl, is steadily improving.
George f. Plouf and family, who
have been visiting his brother, Arthur
Plouf of this city, returned to their
home at Sheldon yesterday.
Miss Ellie Markham returned to her
home at Lisbon, n. H., after visiting
Mrs p H. Ryan.
G. A. Robe and family left this
morning for Danvers, Mass, for a
few days visit,
Ernest Baker, who has been with the
fire department for year, has been
appointed by Chief " b. Persons as
assistant chief and has already begun
his duties.
Henry Mckee and family, who left
here six years ago for Vancouver B. C.,
have returned to this city. Mr. Me
Zee has been working as foreman in
the ship building business in Van
couver and vicinity. They will reside
at 81 Liberty street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson left yes
terday for Morrisville fair.
William Herrick and his daughter.
Mrs. r. B. Jones, of Brooklyn. N. Y,
who have been visiting him, went to
he Morrisville fair Wednesday.
A short meeting of the city council
.ook place last evening at which the
bills were paid and small matters dis
'osed of. The council members were
III agreed that they wanted TO go
o the chsutauqua and went. Those
Who have applied for jitney licenses
will appear next Wednesday evening
nd be asked TO state whether they
AVE liability insurance. Upon that
nswer depends whether they secure
license. The bill of +. c. Gitchell
or storage on the old band wagon. old
adder truck, tree sprayer and other
quipment that used to be in the Tay-
Or storehouse was left for MAYOR
Blanchard to adjust. The council be-
ewes that the storage rate is too
Ugh.
Miss Mabel Bailey, who has been
listing relatives in this city, returned
0 Hartford yesterday.
Miss Irene Shortt is passing a two
Teeks' vacation with relatives at Long =
sland, n. Y. i.
isiting friends and relatives, returned
, Hartford last night. From there
IT. Stahl will go to Cleveland TO open
p an Office for the Mutual Life In
france company. Mr.. Stahl was
,rmcrly from Montpelier.
Arthur Bouchard left yesterday for
oston where he will pass a vacation.
Mrs. Fred l. Laird, ST., and Henry
aird and Joseph Laird have returned
ON motor trip through Maine Mrs.
red Laird, jr.. and her sister returned
it'll the party.
LLOYD Perkins and Carroll Pitkin
I've returned from a ninety. mile hike
op the Long trail.
Miss Alice Murtagh. who is on her
lcation from the National Life home
ice, left for New York last night 10
sit relatives.
Matthew Maloney and family re-
rned from Groton, pond yesterday
here they have been camping the past
" weeks.
Miss Helen Pine left this noon for