The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-15
MONTPELIER

The w. n. M. -. will hold d food sale
Saturday, Sept. TO, ait the Community
house.-adv.
The Misses Marjorie and Katherine
Morse rendered d course dinner Oh
Wednesday evening to sixteen Of the
employees Of the secretary Of states o.
fice at their home on East State street,
IN honor Of Miss Olive Noble, who
leaves soon for her home ii Aberdeen,
Scotland. The dining room was taste
fully decorated in pink and white. Miss
Noble was presented with d green,
gold ring set with amethyst. Miss No
bic has been employed in the secretary
Of states office two and one half wears
and has made many friends who regret
her leaving and wish her every success.
G. =. Perrin Of Mortified was q Wis
itor IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cobleigh Of New
port visited here on Thursday.
George r. Reed Of Barton was in the
city on business yesterday.
The car belonging to Frank Machia
81 East Barre was involved IN a col
lislon with a car driven BY g. w. Far
80 Of Randolph between Waterbury
and Middlesex Sept. 10, according to
a report from Mr.. Fargo to the secre-
tary Of state. Damage estimated at
about $l2 was done to Mr.. Machia's
car when the Fargo car turned in
some sand as the driver put on the
brakes while passing and struck III.
a. IA. Merrill Of Bradford has report
ed that one Of the wheels Of his car
broke on a curve in Woodsville, IN. I'll,
Sept. ii and the car went into q
fence, the damage amounting to about
S25. Harry Manning of Rochester has
reported an accident Sept. is, three
quarters Of d mile north OF Gaysville,
while he wa driving to the state fair.
\. Lawrence Of Burlington reports that
be turned too short in passing d Ford
car when he saw another car approach
ing and the Ford went into the ditch.
$50 damage resulting when it turned
on Its side, the top and windshield
being smashed. A lady IN the Ford
car suffered a bruised forehead.
Negotiation for a settlement 81 the
Washington county court case Of
Thomas and Julia Hemenway against
II. A. Strout Farm agency are pending,
and Judge Fish excused the jury yes
terday afternoon until Monday after !,
noon at 2 o'clock.
Kenfield Smith win return tonight
to Lowell. Mass, To resume his stud
les in Lowell Textile institute, after
the summer vacation.
Montpelier seminary has a present
attendance Of 1877 students who have
filed put their study schedules En-
rollments are still being received, and
the total number Of students ii ex-
to exceed 200. A large per-
are boarding pupils and the
dining rooms are much better fitted
than last year. In north hall a con-
siderable number are boarding them
The buildings have been con.
siderabiy improved by repairs. A new
course this year il regular physical
for both boys and girls.
Henry B. Shaw, former secretary
II civil and military affairs, was IN
he city yesterday.
A. II. Wells Of Randolph, a former
representative, was q visitor in the
yesterday, calling on friends in
he State House. He made the trip
rom Randolph with District Highway i
Commissioner Dudley. X
Miss Eliza beth Smollet, r. n, re-
to-day to her home at the
house in this city, after a !
months vacation, which she passed
IL
Edward Derry of Montpelier was in
'ity court this morning and pleaded I
yuilty TO a charge of operating his mo |
in a careless and negligent
He was fined SIS and costs |
II sos. City Grand Juror John H. !
stone prosecuted. d
r.. f. Farwell Of Wells River has re- :
ported for Porter Fsrweil, I'd, an au {
accident which occurred
when the latter was driving a car
'wned BY X. f. Farwell Sept. 0 in |
Foodsville, y. H. Young Farwell was a
the car with Rosina B. Far
sell. The other car was driven by a
Albert G. Baur Of New York City and !
he two eollided In an underpass. The 4
was IS to the Farwell car and Z
10 to the Baur car, and the damages
ave been settled. r
Peter Capursi of Montpelier was in G
ity court this morning charged with h
reach of the peace, to which he plead I
d not guilty. II is charged that o
struck Arthur Mareelle, who I
employed at a shoe shining stand v