The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-11
MONTPELIER

An aeroplane driven by an aviator
mamed Wood Of Randolph landed on
Towne aviation field on the East
Montpelier road Wednesday. The plane
was flown from Randolph.
Tickets are reported to be going
well for the knights of Pythias en-
tertainment and ball 10 be given In
the city hall at Montpelier on Friday
evening of this week, and q full house
is expected by the committee in charge.
The entertainment viii be Booth Tar
kingdoms four-act comedy, Clarence,
presented by the Wig and Buskin ORA
matte society composed Of University.
Of Vermont students. For the ball
following until o'clock, Art Rut-
ter's orchestra, also composed o. v.
". M. students, will furnish music.
Brunswick machines and Brunswick
records at 1872 Main street adv.
Julia c. Wood has transferred TO
Daniel p. KERN her house at $50 Main
street, and copy OF the deed ,las
been filed with the city clerk. Inc
consideration Is about $4,000.
Charles s. Goodell has transferred to
Alice Il. Theriault lots 02 and SO and
half of lot SO in the section known
as Riveryiew, the consideration being
about SIS. A copy Of the deed has
been filed with the city clerk.
Paul Bebaud went to Phillipsbnrg,
P. O., Wednesday night, returning on
Thursday,
George H. Dale, one of the side
Judges in Washington county court,
left for his home in Waterbury last
night.
The granite sheds of Provost g. Sons
and Davis Brothers at Riverton are N
operation.
w L. Moses, examiner for the First
National Farm Loan association, was
in the city on Wednesday to examine
the accounts of John II. Stone, seere-
tary and treasurer Of the association
in Montpelier. He left yesterday noon
for Chelsea to examine the accounts OF
the secretary and treasurer OF the as
ISOLATION there.
Rawson Myrick, deputy secretary OF
state, is in Randolph to-day on bust
ness.
Mrs. H. W. Davis, who suffered a
fracture Of both bones in one forearm
'about 10 days ago when she slipped
and fell on ice formed in the streets
by water from the new motor sprink-
Ter, is still under the care of a doctor
at her home.
The state department OF weights and
measures recently prosecuted case
in Caledonia county for giving short
weight in butter, it was stated to-day
bv Deputy Commissioned Hiram ".
Davis. The name was not given ort,
The person was warned, but did not
heed the warning, and was brought
into court. A plea of guilty was en-
tered, and the person was fined.
The inspectors of the state depart
ment of weights and measures are
still at work Inspecting gasoline
pumps. The west side OF the state is
now nearly covered in this regard. Ore
inspector is in Franklin, Lamoiile and
Chittenden counties, and the other in
Rutland and Bennington counties.
Redfield Proctor of Proctor, who has
announced his candidacy for the gov
ernorship, arrived in the city yester-
day.
Tony Facchino, A. Bruneau, C. H.
Nilsson and r. II. Belcher of Boston,
granite workers, arrived in the city
yesterday.
State Treasurer Walter +. Scott OF
Brandon arrived in the city yesterday
in connection with his duties.
s. W. Hoey OF Canaan was IN the
city VI rday
Rev. ". R. Davenport OF st. Albans
was visitor in the city yesterday.
J.. Lawrence of Burlington arrived IN
the city yesterday.
G. Stratton Of Pittsford arrived in
the city yesterday.
A. NJ Martin OF Burlington arris ID
in the city yesterday on business.
A. NJ. Nelson of Burlington was IN
the city yesterday.
f. P. Craig of Rutland arrived IN
the city yesterday.
Five trucks were out to conduct
the city's cleanup campaign in wards
one and six to-day.
About 20 tables were filled at the
whist party given last night in the
Knights of Columbus rooms by the
st. Vincent de Paul society. A lunch
was served. Mrs. John Kane was in
charge,
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