The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-28
MONTPELIER

William Z. Bancroft, 10, formerly Q
this city, died in Rochester, N. ", o
Saturday as the result of an Academia
| shooting, according to kilograms sen
to the boys uncles, T. $. Wright Q
this city, and Dean Bancroft Of Ber
lin. The boy, who was born In Mont
lpelier and attended the public school
here, was living with his father, w. |
Bancroft, IN Rochester. His mother
whose maiden name was Alice i
Wright, died in 1916.
An open competitive examination TO
the position OF postmaster in Mont
pelier has been announced by G. 6
Allen, local secretary Of the civil scrs
| ice commission. Applications must b.
fled BY July rs. The only candidat,
now out for the Office is Charles +
McKenna, but the name Of Chandlel
w. Brown, has also been mentioned
for the position. Mr. Brown is out O
| the city at the present time.
| The Cle4ry -Ruell corporation of Bur
| Iington is to issue go shares of com
mon stock at a par value Of 500 pei
share and an affidavit to this effect
has been filed with the secretary Of
state.
George Jones. of Waitsfeld. appraiser
for the federal land bank in Spring
| field, Mass, was in the city yester-
day to confer with John Fl. Stone, sec
| rotary OF the First National Farm
| Loan association, and l.. A. Kelly, sec
rotary Of the Associated Industries of
| Vermont Mr.. Jones recently spoke
before committee Of the Greater Yer
mont association in regard to taxes,
has decided views in regard to the
lessening of taxes on real estate and
the enlarging of taxes on intangibles to
relieve the farmers. The taxes on in
tangibles would include, among others,
ties.
Miss Bertha Davies, Miss Eliza Da-
Wis and Miss Pearl Davies were in Bur-
lington on Tuesday, making the trip
by automobile
Judge r. NJ. Butler yesterday filed
two orders in ehancery. one in the case
Of John c. Bell ct aux. VS.. William
Rudd and the other in the divorce case
of Bertha Il. Fulsom VS., Harlow Full
som. In the former case, on consider
alton Of prayer for an injunction, the
injunction was denied. The bill was
sworn to and 1t was made to appear
from the answer, under oath, that no
waste on the premises is being con
templated and no necessity for the in
junction being made TO appear. the
temporary injunction applied for is de-
MED subject to the right to again APP
ply. In the Fulsom case. hearing
was held yesterday, the parties being
present, and the petitioner being rep
resented by r. e. Susena. 1t was
made to appear that the petitioner re-
sides on farm; that she is the owner
OF two cows of which she has the use,
receiving money for the milk delivered
to the factory: and that she keeps
house for the petitionee. II was on
dered that the temporary restraining or
der attached to the petitioneb continu-
ed in force until further order OF the
court; that the petitionee be enjoin-
ed and restrained from interfering with
from permitting other persons from in
terfering with her personal liberty. and
from interfering with her living and
residing on the premises as heretofore.
1t was further ordered that the petit
tionee support and maintain the peti
toner while living and residing on the
premises with a reasonable supply of
food and other articles required for
support: that he il en-
joined from interfering with her re-
ceiying money from the cows or any
money she may earn by her personal
services, and from interfering with her
receiving and using such of the pro-
duets OF the farm as may be reason
ably required for her proper support |
and maintenance thereon. All these |
provisions hold until further order of |
court. The order is a temporary one |
subject to modification as circum
stances may require.
Montpelier people will have an in
terest in Raymond B. Buker, the IA
.ional intercollegiate twomile runner
who graduated from Bates college this
rear with double honors in philosophy
md language, and who has accepted a
all as pastor of the Congregational
hurch in oxford. Maine. Mr.. Buker
! a nephew Of Mrs. Orville H. Richard.
on Of Terrace street. as well as Of
frs. +. II. Brown of Burlington
Announcement of the marriage of
Hiss Pauline Campbell, formerly of
his city. and Samuel c. Jebb OF White
liver junction. June Goth. have been
eceived in the city.
Grover c. Greenwood, coach Of the
all team in Morgantown high school,
'irginia. is spending few days with
IT. and Mrs. George Emslie. Mr..
brentwood plays summer ball and has
cen playing third base of late years
Though ii will be recalled that he
layed the left field while in Mont
elier He is handling the big stick
nst about the same as usual His
rams at Morgantown have been very
uccessful, and chances are better next
ear than last for he does not lose
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