The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-25
MONTPELIER

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cutchell have
received from Miss Katherine Clutch
ell, their daughter, who is in the west,
tassel of corn which is probably
hundreds of years old, having come
from that region of Colorado which
used TO be occupied by cliff dwellers.
Miss Gutchell is with chautauqua
" the. west, and has travelled through
New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado and
Arizona, among other states. She il
pianist in the troupe in which she
travels and carries part in the play
that is presented during the evenings
entertainment.
J. Walter Jennings Of st. Adams
was visitor in the city yesterday.
A. NJ. Martin Of Burlington was in
the city on business yesterday.
William z. Crane and Katherine u.
Crane Of Randolph were visitors in the
city yesterday.
H. A. d.. Leggett of the State Col
lege of Agriculture in Burlington was
in the city on Sunday.
r. A. Adams of Montpelier has re-
ported to the secretary Of state that
his car hit fence on the Alexander
farm Jon the Middlesex road July Fl
when he turned his head for an in
slant. The radiator was damaged.
Jake Gelonski was passenger. Wal
ter s. Dennison of Rutland reports
that a horse and rider smashed into
his car as he came out of the Cold
river bridge in North Clarendon July
81 doing SIS damage to the car. The
rider was racing his horse as fast as
he could run against two cars, MIR.
Dennison reports, but does not give
his name. The radiator, one fender, a
headlight and the top Of the car were
damaged.
Us. William Donah for selling property
on which there was an attachment was
heard by Judge F. L. Baird in Mont
peler city court yesterday afternoon
and was continued to July 81. R. f.
Susena appeared for the plaintiff and
j. G. Frattini for the defendant.
Action was taken on applications for
seven loans at meeting Of the full
board Of directors of the First Nation
al Farm Loan association Of Mont
pelier in the office Of Secretary John
Fl. Stone yesterday afternoon.
Madge Warren, formerly employed
in the Office Of the secretary of state,
has arrived from San Francisco, CAL,
TO visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II.
B. Warren, Of North Franklin street.
J. o. Drafiin Of the state engineers
Office has gone to Brattleboro to make
d survey for large bridge project over
the West river.
State Forester w. G. Hastings and
J. +. Riley, jr., state blister rust ex
pert, went to Wells River this morn
ing to inspect the blister rust eradica-
ton work in that section. The work Is
doing very well throughout the state. /
and in Mr.. Hastings opinion more
ground will be covered this year than
n any two former years, with the same /
expenditure Of state funds.
The season ia growing favorable for
forest fires, and the state forestry de-
Dartment wishes to caution all who go |
ntoor through the woods TO be careful
If starting fires. About 1855 fires have
been reported so far this year, most
If them having occurred in May. A
lew OF the fires have been rather bad
mes, but ia most cases the wardens
nave responded quickly and brought
he fires under control before they
'pread over large area.
In probate court. the viii OF James
Parker, late of Barre, has been pro-
,ated. The Peoples National bank has
,een appointed trustee of fund Gre
tied by the last will and testament
# Charles 4. Perrin. late of Barre
Town. A hearing was held before
Judge Frank Martin this morning in
he estate Of Andrew j. Morse, late Of
Mrs. Loretta Morse, admin
stratrix, and J. Ward Carver, her at
orney, attending. The hearing was for
ettlement of the estate.
Suit has been entered in chancery in
county court by w. b.
iayo, represented f. ~ Harvey,
gainst r. Domenic Falzarano, Mary