The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
MONTPELIER

Three artists Of the Thomas Edlso,
| Co. entertained a large audience IN eity
/ hall Monday evening under an arrange
ment which the Scguin news agenc,
Of Montpelier made. The first part Of
| the concert was given to Miss Leolu
Lucy, soprano, Adrian j. b. Freiche, VI
| olinist, and Raymond Barry, pianist
giving program In unison with the
/ Edison monograph which won great
deal Of commentator for the artist;
as we'll as for the excellence Of the pro.
duction Of the Instruments and voice
This was particularly true Of tie sing
| ing Of Miss Lucey, who sang, YOU'RE
Breaking Ny Heart With Good Bye
| in just little different tone from the
reproduction of her voice by the ma
chine.
Montpelier seminary's football team
defeated the team from the Randolph
Agricultural school, q to O, on semi
nary campus yesterday afternoon. Both
Coach Hanson and Assistant Coach
Goodrich of the seminary team played
in the game for the first half. This con-
duct brought strenuous objection from
the Randolph coach, who evidently did
not expect to play under this sort Of
rules. Messrs. Hanson and Goodrich arc
both members of the seminary faculty.
Neither played during the second halt
Ceresoli played stellar game for
Montpelier, making three touchdowns
and passing to Carlow for the fourth
touchdown Carlow kicked three goals.
Ceresoli made all of his touchdowns in
the first half. During the second half,
neither team was able to advance tine
ball until the last three minutes, when
Carlow carried Ccresoli's pass over the
line and later kicked the goal. Fred
Laird acted as referee, Hatch as um-
pire and Soule as head liflesman. The
periods were two of 10 minutes and
two OF IL minutes sThis game was
the seminary's first win Of the season.
Miss Florence Dodge, after passing a
weeks vacation with her sister, Miss
Dorothy Dodge, has returned to her
home in Boston.
High-grad pianos, talking machines,
Brunswick records, sold on easy terms
at e. E. Clarkson's store, l3 Main
street.-ady
Kenneth Mcmahon left for Rutland
yesterday, where he will be in the in
surance business.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dosher and
Samuel Quackenbush, who have been
here in the interest Of the Paragraph,
have returned to their home in New
Jersey.
Miss Helen Pine and uncle, Joseph
Pine, who have been visiting relatives
in keesville, n VI, for the past week,
returned home last evening.
Deputy Fire Marshal A. g. Preblc
returned from South Craftsbury yes
tarday and left to-day for Weathers
field and Brattleboro TO investigate re
cent fires.
Roy L. Davis, an Inspector for she
weights and measures department, Is
convention of sealers in
Mass.
Miss Jean b. Pinney of the commits
sioner of industries office left yester-
day for Rutland to inspect factories in
which women are employed. She viii
be occupied in this way for several
days.
Miss Gladys Mcmillan has returned
TO her duties at the office OF the com
missioner of industries, after two
weeks vacation.
For sale: Use piano at bargain.
1872 Main street.-adv.
Fred S. Pease. deputy commissioner
IF industries, who has returned from
IN inspection of factories in Newport,
Orleans and Barton, states that the |
lumber industries, there are quiet for
he most part. Planning and dressing |
mills are fairly busy with redressing |
western lumber The firm of VESSEL,
Nickel & Gross of New York City is
machinery in large plant N
Barton for the manufacture Of piano
action. People who think hand mani
'aeture Is dead letter in this state
'houId visit a wool carding shop in a
own in the northern part Of the state,
where the product Of more than 500
locks OF sheep is carded and returned
o the farmers for spinning The wool
arder has customers in northern New
FORK as well as in Vermont
James r. Coutts. Inspector for tie
Weights and measures department, has
an inspection Of scales in
rutland and returned to his home.
County Warden viii Peck Of Shef.
Ield has reported 20 the FISH and game
two convictions for hunt
ng without license The men arrested
we're Jeliff Lurvey of Greensboro Bend
nd George c. Ramsey of Stannard.
10th were taken before Judge Blodgct;
n ST.. Johnsbury and fined S25 and
osts OF $3.50 each. Lurvey arranged
o pay.
Frank Martin and Nelson Guyette
fere found guilty of intoxication and
ned SIS and costs each for a subse-
uent offense by Judge w. A. Lord I
} Montpelier city court this morning.
Ieither could pay and both were taken
aek to the Washington county Jail.
Iuyette stated that he secured de-
atured alcohol in Burlington and Mar
In obtained the same article at the
apital Hardware Co here.