The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-31
MONTPELIER

W. n deUftF OF the board OF char
tiles and probation went to ST. Johns
bury to-day on matters connected
with the care of two chfldfen. He
took along with him William Hughes,
who was placed on probation some
time ago and has been serving a fif-
teen-dsy sentence in county jail at
Woodstock and Was brought from that
place Yesterday NY Deputy Sheriff G,
A. Smith. Hughes il charged with
breach of probation.
Miss Phyllis King. who has been en-
ployed in the charities pfiice, COM
mences work in the Office Of the fish
and game warden tomorrow.
Demonstration of the Maxim motor
fire truck apparatus viii take place
during the firemen's muster in Mont
pelier on Monday. T.. b. Gilbert. pres
ident of the firemen's association, left
this noon by aeroplane for the north
ern part Of the state to drop adver-
tising literature over several towns
Witnesses in the case of Ward
Prouty against Frank Williams to-day
in United States district court were
David r. Porter Of st. Johnsbury. Pro-
bate Judge Smith of Newport, Deputy
Sheriff SWEET of Newport and !. T.
Stone Of the Hayes sanatorium OF Bur
lington.
In probate court Joseph d. Brown
has settled his final account as exec
utor Of the last will and testament Of
Lucia Green Brown. late Of Montpel.
Ter. Egbert s. Savage has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate Of
Ellen Boyce Savage, late Of Waits
field.
The First Congregational church of
has Incorporated as the
First Congregational church, incorpor-
ated. The signers Of the articles are
Mary c. Munson, Albert Smith, f. H.
Hemenway. Walter Hard. c. L. Ran
iall, L. +. Pierce, G. l.. Powsley, Mad
son c. Bates and Fred e. Fish. all Of
A collision between a car driven bv
Ralph Holman of Boston and a car
lriven by Ernest Wilfore Of Detroit,
Mich, occurred on a narrow bridge in
recently.
A meeting Of the directors OF the
Vermont Certified Seed Potato Grow
RS association was held in the Office
4 the department of agriculture yes
erday Among those present were:
:. II. Ball of Randolph, T. X Osgood
4 Rutland and A. H. Gilbert. Mr..
Ball was reelected president, Mr.. Os-
,ood vice president. and Mr.. Gilbert
ecretary and treasurer A committee
vas appointed to prepare plans and
material for a publicity campaign TO
dvertise Vermont certified seed. show
ng the superior yield over ordinary
took A list Of the fields showing |
reedom from disease will be prepared |
nd left with the department Of agri-
ulture so that this seed can be used |
n this state next year. IL was voted |
o continue the method of shipping in
pection used last year. The inspectors |
re chosen by a committee of the state 1
ssocistion and approved by the de
artment of agriculture. Purchasers
{ Vermont seed report great improve
rent in grading because Of this sys-
I'm.
II. r. Sheldon, fish and game com
Missioner. is receiving a good many
Of damage done by coons.
specially in Windham county. Many
sports Of the killing of chickens by
hunks are also being received. The
sason on both these animals is closed
ntil Oct 25, but IL found doing dam
re they can be killed and the killing
sported to the county warden.
Miss Gladys Bassett. who has been
sitting Mrs. VI. =. Sheldon for the past
Ionth. leaves tomorrow for New
ork CITY and Baltimore.
II. T. Sheldon leaves for Madison,
is. on Saturday. where he viii at
nd a meeting Of fsh and game COM
issioners Mrs. Sheldon will accom-
lny him as far as Chicago and will
, to Harbor Beach on lake Huron.
Miss Ruth Bennett. daughter cf
r. c. N. Bennett and Holmes
obbs. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.
obb-. were united in marriage at the
-ide's home, 81 Barre street. af 5
clock yesterday afternoon. Rev. ".
Nichols being the officiating clergy
an and the tbuble ring service be
2 used Mr.. and Mrs Mobhs left
/ automobile for a wedding ioar- {
". after which they viii reside IN
ontpelier. where both have been en- q.
oved by the National Life Insurance /
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T7hr Montpelier Gun club iii hoil /.
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