The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-23
MONTPELIER
Considerable Loot from Edward Fou-
ceres House Recovered.

| CERES MUSE RECOVERED.
An electric table lamp, taken from
| the home OF Edward Fongere at II
State street some time during his re-
cent absence of seven weeks in Boston,
was traced yesterday to Wpodsville, N.
H., in connection with the inyestiga-
ton of grand larceny charges against
Arthur Bagley Of Montpelier Bagley
Il in Washington county jail in default
Of 5000 bail The lamp, which was
valued at SIS, was sold by Bagley stc
G. Fl. Brewer, proprietor Of a second
hand store on East State street, some
time ago. Bagley called with another
man. and the statement was made that
a relative Of Bagley was leaving town
and wanted the lamp sold. Mr.. Brewer
paid $3.50 for IL, and later resold it TO
Mrs. Minnie French of Woodsyille, NJ.
H., who now has the lamp, so far as IL
known. A lathe belonging TO Mr.. Fou-
gere was sold by Bagley TO Bert Lane
for $3.50. The lathe j. valued at about
$40. A typewriter, also Mr., Fougere's
property, was also sold to Mr.. Brewer
BY Bagley, and was recovered at Mr..
Brewers store. The lathe was recoy
cred from Mr.. Lane. Articles of cloth
ing belonging to Mr. Fougere were re
covered in Bagley's room with valu-
able tools, when a search was made on
Wednesday night. A number of arti-
cles belonging to Mrs. Fougere had not
been recovered las. night, but were To-
Gated. They are expected TO be re-
turned to Mr.. Fougere to-day.
Allan Johnston Of Barre, who was
sworn into the internal revenue serv
ice recently in Burlington, was the
first officer to be appointed by Robert |
w. McCuen as state collector. Mr. |
Johnston's official position Is deputy |
collector for the sixth zone, which in
cludes Washington county and some |
towns outside. He began his duties
this week. succeeding John Corcoran,
who resigned, and is now an income
tax specialist in Barre. Mr.. Johnston
has an Office in the Montpelier federal
where he is now busy verify /
ing old income tax returns before the
OF the year His work win
be chiefly in Barre. Montpelier. Water
bury and Mortified. The new deputy
is wen known in Montpelier
and Barre. he has been employed BY
the Barre Times and the Granite Saw
ings bank in Barre. and last summer
was in the Offices Of the state commits
sioner Of cducatior in Montpelier. In
1918 and 1919 he attended the Univer-
sity Of Vermont. His residence is at
II Blackwell street, Barre.
f. +. Morrissey, assistant chief field
deputy of the federal revenue service,
ias returned 10 Burlington. after a sew
sral days stay IN Montpelier.
Mrs. Frank Wing has presented the
Montpelier lodge. X. Of p, picture Of
Ter late husband, who was a past chan
'ellor commander Of Montpelier, also
knights Of pythias clock; and a COM
nittce was named by Chancellor Com
nander John II. Stone 20 draft and
resent Mrs. Wing a letter setting !
orth suitable appreciation. The com
nittee viii also provide a place for the
lifts In the hall in honor Of the de-
eased member. The committee con
lists Of /. A. Kelly, Frank r. Dooiey :
md Arthur A. Allen. Mr.. Wing was a
-
he lodge for many years and charter :
member.
A meeting Of the Knights Of Colum. :
'us orchestra win be held At ST An 2
1istine's church tonight 20 rchearse .
or the Christmas midnight mass.
A marriage license has been issued .
0 Leon T. Taylor and Miss Marion ?. I
Wheeler Of North Adams, Mass. They Z
rill not b. married until the FIVE days 4
eriod expires. As provided BY the gen Y
raj lava The bride i q native of y
and the groom Of Stamford
Ara Gregg Of Newport. one q the 4
automobile Inspectors, uas in the city !.
b day IN connection viii his duties.
Judge G. II Dale and jude L D. n
oiburn were IN The city this morning e.
, complete q hndiug 81 farts n 3 =.
ZEE heard before them viii Judrt Z. r
! Stanton presiding in court Wen %
atir report = conpisted he csss uil 81
E Disposed Of Mrs Dals's nother %
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