The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-13
MONTPELIER

The re- trial Of the case of X. G. Dun
| & Co. VS.. John Dobbs viii take place IN
city court before Acting Judge a. Y.
Shurtleff tomorrow morning. Theri-
ault & Hunt will appear for the PLAIN
| tin and II. u. Gleason for the defend,
ant. The jury disagreed at the iirst
! trial.
L. &. Moody was in Stowe over
Sunday.
William Reid, Henry Mccarthy and
Edward McCarren are in Washington
county Jail. serving sentence OF ten
days each for intoxication. All three
/ are from Boston and came TO this
state in search of work. They came to
White River junction and from there
went to Waterbury, where they were
| told thev could get work in the tale
mines. At Waterbury they secured
some denatured alcohol and came 70
Montpelier, where they were arrested
at the Central Vermont station Thurs
day night. They were sentenced FIJI
day morning in city court.
Wrestling fans in this city are ask
ing for match in which pink" Gard
ner. well known here, will appear
against good opponent, such as
Shirnkus or Kilonis. It is said to be
probable that both pink" Gardner
and his brother win appear in this
city before the winter il over.
G. A. q. Jackson, who has been for
several years connected with the Bos-
ton Herald, Is doing some special writ
ing for the Free Press on q municipal
program that Is being given the papers
readers and this week he Is preparing
an article on Montpelier
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to "A. j. Adami Of Montpelier
and Miss Nela Cracalli Of 20 Blackwell
street, Barre.
w. u. Kidd of Mortified conf
| menced his duties this morning IN the
revenue service Of the federal govern
merit az one OF the ins peetors in the
service. He viii work from the Mont
pelier office and will make his home In
Mortified. Thus there are two men
assigned to the Montpelier office, Al
! Ian Johnston and Mr.. Kidd. The lat
| ter has been long .time employe Of
the Central Vermont, having completed
| his services with that company last
summer.
| n. Z. Bremen of the state depart
| ment Of agriculture will be IN Cabot
to morrow to speak at q meeting OF
the Cabot Cooperative Creamery asso-
citation.
Governor James Hartness will return
TO Montpelier tomorrow night for the
first time since his recent illness with
pneumonia. He will attend to off
cial matters on "Wednesday. The board
OF control viii meet on Thursday.
II. P. sheldon. state fsh and game
commissioner, win speak at a fish and
game club meeting IN Newport on
| Feb, Is.
| DR.. A. j. DeFossett, state inspector
| in charge Of bovine tuberculosis ~adi-
cation, will speak en- this work as con-
Quoted in Vermont at meeting OF
Massachusetts, dairymen and superin.
tandents Of state institutions to be
held IN the State House in Boston on
| Feb. Is. He has also been invited to
attend committee meeting in Boston
| tomorrow
The state of Vermont has been al
| lotted d further sum of Sl4,a60 Tor
federal cattle indemnities, according to
a letter received from Washington by
DIR. A. j. DeFossett of the state de-
partment Of agriculture. This amount,
added to the allotment made about a
month ago, makes total of s3l 400
for this use in Vermont from the
emergency appropriation recently
passed BY Congress.
y. A. Cover Of the state engineers
department has returned from his
home in Rutland, where he made
short visit.
Miss Loretta Tupper was in North
field the latter part OF last week at
tending the social functions connect
ed with freshman week at Norwich
university.
Colonel Il. r. Gibson has returned
from an officer training school in Geor-
gia. where he has been several weeks.
He saw the first real snow OF the sea
son when he reached Vermont.
David 0'Conor. Sim Fein editor OF
the Friends Of Irish Freedom, spoke 70
a large meeting in Ire knights OF Co
lumbns hall Sunday afternoon, az
which he explained the proposed treaty
which il expected to be signed shortly.
The organization Of Abraham Lincoln
fbrsnch OF the Friends of Irish Free
dom was perfected by officers elected
as follows: President, J. p. Dover;
vice president, r. J. Guare; recording
secretary, Mrs. Thomas Garry; cor