The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-01
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Miss Mildred Fitzgerald is taking a
! two weeks vacation from the Office OF
/ c. II. Cross & Sons which she is pass
1 ing at st. Johnsbury and from there
will 90 to Old Orchard, Me.
| James Burns has resumed his duties
! at b. M. Shepard's shoe store after a
two weeks vacation.
| Mrs. w. J. Fisher and her sister, Mrs.
| II. w. Keene, and daughter, Angela,
of Bellows Falls. are passing a few
days visiting in Swanton, ST. Adams
and Burlington.
Joseph Laird left to day for his camp
at Plainfeld, where he will pass the
week.
Raymond Holloway from Barnard is
visiting friends in this city and was
also a player in the checker tourna-
ment.
II. A. Swaffield has returned to re-
sumo his duties as principal at N. II.
5. for the coming year. Mr.. Swaffield
| has been passing the summer as an in
structor at a boys camp in the Adlron-
\ dacks.
/ Leonard Barney, who for the last two
years has been in the navy, is visiting
here.
Edward Loiselle has resumed his du
| ties at the Morse store after two
weeks vaca ton
w. s. Teachout has returned from
| Readville where he attended the races.
j. NJ. Boutwell, was also at the same
races.
| Miss Eleanor Paige has gone TO Sher-
brooke for the week end.
A meeting of the highway commits
sion takes place this afternoon in the
executive office ut the State House
| where reports of the experience rela-
tive to the experiment connected with
dashboard effect and other matters
will be under consideration. A repre-
sentative from North Hero will be
present to discuss with the members
permanent work in that town. The
town does not want to place the work
where the highway commissioner wants
TO spend the money
Miss Martha Price has returned from
visit in St Adams.
DIR. H. Fl. Trip and DR. Dennis Shan
non of Boston and DIR. Solomon Eisen-
dorff OF Paterson, n. j., have come
TO Vermont, having been assigned by
the bureau of animal industry To work
with DR.. A. j. Defosstt in the depart
ment of agriculture. They will be IN
charge of COW testing in different see
tions of the state. +. ). Brigham,
commissioner of the department. has
appointed Clarence T. Muzzy of Brad
ford as a lay employee in the work He
will have charge of inspection OF barns
which have been disinfeeted. lie VIII
have headquarters in Bradford.
The report that Ezra Miller and Rob
ert Harvey of Massachusetts paid fines
of sos and costs for fishing without
licenses at Brattleboro, has been re-
ceived By the secretary of state.
Among automobile accidents report
ed this morning was one at East Mont
pelier when the car Of A. f. Phelps was
overturned, damaging the car. Some
Of the apparatus broke, therefore the
machine was not under control. Nj. A.
Beverina of Montpelier reported that
his machine and that of Marshall Riu
of Montpelier came together; that the
formers car was drawing the ear OF
the latter when the chain became I'M
hooked and then when the front car
stopped the rear one ran into it.
Miss Mabel Davis is taking a vaca
ton from the secretary of states OF
fee and is in Boston for a portion OF
IL.
q. w. Wallis Of Waitsfeld to-day |
settled his account in the estate OF
Eliza Bennett, late of that town. II. W.
Scott OF Barre settled bis account in
the estate OF William S. Alexander, late
OF Barre. +. A. Elliot of Warren has
been appointed administrator OF the
estate Of Joseph ]. Elliot, late OF that
town.
The National Life A. A. lost Wednes- /
day To the Cabot A. A. by the score oil
Is 10 s. Bob" Finneean, the old Gran
iteville twirler, pitched for the Ma
tionals until the sixth inning. allowing I
no hits and three runs, which were OBJ |
tanned on errors. He was relieved by !
Hull. who held the visitors until the |
eighth. when they obtained four hits
and, with errors, brought in fve runs,
tying the score. Again in the ninth l
they made seven runs on Gorney's two |
bacrcr with the bases full, followed by |
Tyfords single with two on. Hudson, l
for the Nationals, carried away the ,
batting honors by getting five singles /
out of six tries. 4 Barber made a run.
ming catch in the seventh that added /
his name to the hall of fame. The Ma
tionals touched Perry for IA hits but ,
were lost on bases as they ran most /
anywhere. Cabot got eight runs in the I
last three innings when they were !
needed. Batteries: Cabot, Perry and /
Tyford. Nationals. Finnegan, Hull and /
Hughes. Umpires, Abbott and Conf
The adjourned city council meeting I
took place last evening, with Mayor 4
Blanchard. Aldermen Brooks and Car |
penter attending. Among matters dis
eussed were the work that will be done |
on State street. for which the re-en-
forcing iron has already arrived, the re-
port of the cleanup committee IN
which three recommendations are made |