The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-29
MONTPELIER

invitation to speak again before the
annual prison labor conference. rms
wear the national association meets IN
Jacksonville, Fla, and Hastings Hart,
head of the institution, has Indicated
that if Sheriff Tracy cannot be present
himself that the association wants a
paper written by him to be sent, and
read at the annual meeting. Sheriff
Tracy has spoken at least three times
before the conferences.
Frank Baldwin is taking vacation
from his duties in the police depart
mept and has gone to New Hampshire
for visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harpan are en-
toying an automobile trip through New
Hampshire.
Pascal Rieci of Rutland was in the
city to-day relative to federal road
projects.
The water tub which has been used
for some years on the Barre road has
been knocked off its bearings 50 that
drivers of horses cannot give their
beasts the relief now that IS due them
in the hot days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Powers of Bos-
ton are visiting relatives in the city.
Dean Bancroft, who suffered bad
cut on one hand while working for
Dennis Coryea Friday afternoon, is re-
covering. A piece of wood he was saw
inn kicked back and then threw his
hand against the saw.
Dance at Worcester town hall Thurs
day, Sept |; North Montpelier orches'
ira adv.
Miss Lucy j. Frontini of the Glea-
son store is on a two weeks vacation.
Miss Eliza beth Mcdonald of Pines
restaurant has gone to New York for
few weeks vacation.
Caud c. Fisher has returned from
Boston and New cork, where he has
been for the interest of the McCuen
store. Miss Katherine Emmons, Mrs.
John Sterling and Miss Edith Sterling
have resumed their duties in the store,
after a two weeks vacation. Frank
Garcia has resumed his duties at the
same store.
Miss Winnifred Mitchell, who has
been visiting friends and relatives at
Boston and Worcester for the past
week. has resumed her duties at the
McCuen store.
At the Red Mems and Pocahontss'
outing at Dewey park yesterday John
Halls Braves defeated the Biathrope's
Warriors at baseball by the score of Ia
TO is. Batteries: Braves, Hall and Biz
zozero; Warriors, Biathrope and Facini.
Umpire, Siveright.
Charles Gokey has resumed his duties
at Jerome's Market, after week 5
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J +. Riley, jr., left
Sunday for visit with relatives in
Elmira, n. Y.
Edmund Hamilton, who has been on
two weeks vacation from his work
in the educational office, has returned
TO his duties.
John Hill, who has been i'll for two
weeks with grip, is again at his duties
as panitor at the State House.
Miss Mae Lake has resumed her en-
ployment in the state purchasing
agents office, after a two weeks vaca
ton. Miss Marion Martin has returned
10 her duties in the governors office,
after enjoying part Of her vacation.
Frank +. Reynolds, who has been
employed in the state purchasing
agents office over a year, has resigned
10 become salesman for David Stotts
Flour Mills of Detroit, Mich. His terri
tory will be about Montpelier. Mr.. Rey
nolds has enjoyed considerable expert
enee in the mercantile business.
c. Y. Lowe of Montpelier has been
appointed administrator of the estate
OF Judge Zed S. Stanton, late Of Rox-
bury.
MIR. and Mrs NJ. d. Armstrong of st,
Adams returned home, after passing
the week with Mrs. c. ". Buckley on
East street.
The detouring, which is taking place
in Montpelier, has developed figures
relative to the amount of traffic IN
Montpelier by automobiles. W. ]. Law
renee, the police officer, who was sta
toned for a day at the foot OF Hub
bard street, counted ia automobiles
passing the foot of that street to the
detour between 70 and II o'clock in
the morning, 200 machines being 10
O'Clock and noon and $40 machines be-
tween and O'Clock in the after
noon. lhls, OF course, uoes hot tame
into consideration the number of ma
chimes that went over Town hill to
avoid the detour.
DR.. A. J. DeFossett has returned
home from Boston, where he attended
a bovine tuberculosis conference. His
family accompanied him, the trip hsv-
ing been made by automobile
II. f. Bremen left this morning for
Grand Isle county on agricultural bus
moss