The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-25


Coach Smith of Montpelier higi
school is in hopes to secure the services
of John f. Riley, jr.. of the state for.
estry department to train a team from
the Montpelier school to compete in
the track meet at Burlington later
in the season. Unless this plan can be
sworked out it looks as though Mont
pelier would not be represented. Mr.
Riley did considerable track work at
Cornell and excelled in the pole vault
and sprinting.
w. E. Bond, assistant state forester
has gone to Burlington and will have
charge of the planting of $4,000 pine
trees near Sandbar bridge on the bird
sanctuary which the department is
Planning to improve.
d d. Holmes of Morrisville, for
merly employed in the Fairbanks Of
fees in ST. Johnsbury, has been en-
gagged by the forestry department as
lookout to prevent fires in the re-
gion of Mt. Mansfield this summer He
will also have charge of the Taft lodge,
about half mile from the top of the
mountain.
DR.. Anna Kelton on Sunday after
noon received word that George A. Kel
logg. formerly resident of Montpel-
Ter, died at Winchester, Mass, during
the day OF pneumonia and that the
body would be brought to Montpelier.
Funeral services will take place from
Green Mount chapel at 3 o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon and interment
will be in the family lot in that GENE
terry. Mr. Kellogg was well known in
among the older residents
as he was for many years connected
with the Montpelier National bank.
Eusebe Prairie, who was committed
to TIE county Jail from Alburg upon
order of Judge H. b. Howe of the fed
eral court, is to be deported TO Canada
IL the present order stands, according
to information that was secured Sat
urdsy. Prairie was given four months
sentence, which is about completed, for
breaking the Volstead act. He came to
Vermont dozen years ago and with
two others bought a large farm in
WIKI WIS lew
years and then he sold his interest in
the farm to his companions and went
10 Alburg, where he bought large |
'arm that he sold about year ago. He |
las reared a large family and is man
IF say $4,000 means and generally /
considered a good citizen, ii is learned |
rom Alburg. Two other men are being |
leld in the county Jail now for depor
alton, their terms of 30 days each !
laving expired These are Antoine Car
renter and Frank Moyson of Berlin,
Z. H., who came TO New Hampshire
our years ago. Both of them served
n the Canadian army and look like
,retty clean men. 1t is understood an
fort will be made to have the matter
f their deportation taken up with I'm
migration Commissioner Husband.
Persons in Barre and Montpelier,
rho intend to 60 south Of White River
JUNCTION, viii need 20 bear in mind
hat the Boston a. Maine railroad has
roken its connection with the Central
-ermont railway in the train that
,aves Montpelier at noon time. the
ioston & Maine train leaving at l:l5
clock To accommodate these passen-
ers the Central Vermont will run a
rain leaving White River Junction at
:l5 O'Clock, thus taking care of the
atrons for Claremont Junction. Bel
Tvs Falls and Brattleboyo. The train
ill then continue TO Palmer, where
,nnections are made with the Boston
Albany at 1894 p. m, therefore pas
,ngers for Springfield, Hartford and I
ew Haven will make this connection.
n Sunday the train does not run and ,
srsons going south of White River
lnction Sundays will wait in the last.
AIMED place until sos o'clock, then
Il south. bound train over the reg
ar route.
Sheriff Tracy Saturday afternoon {
reclaimed the adjournment without J
lay Of the March term of Washing !
N county court, one of the shortest
ssions in many years. Miss Sarah
yan,- the stenographer, draws pay for
days. Il was announced before ad-
urnment took place that the court
IN come here MAY 10th for the pur.
,se of hearing the case Of John w.
1rdon Of Barre VS.. p. W. Clement.
rmer governor, which is suit
ought by Mr.. Gordon to recover at \
rnev's fees claimed 20 have been