The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-08
MONTPELIER

| Dhiiti Nulpl WAS Iounu gullt} y
possessing and furnishing Intoxicating
liquor and keeping stiH, by jur.
| in Montpelier city court late yester
day afternoon. The jury was out aboiJ
a half hour Sentence was not pro
lnounced by Judge y, L. Laird yes
terday afternoon. City Grand Jurol
John II. Stone prosecuted, assisted By
/ Fred Il. Gleason, who represented
States Attorney Charles b. Adams
w. A. Lord and r. 4. Susena appeared
for the respondent.
:, r. e. Susena, for the respondent in
the ease of State VS.. Daniel Volpi, In
which the jury in Montpelier city
court returned verdict of guilty on
liquor charges yesterday afternoon
stated this morning that it was not
decided whether the case would be
| taken to supreme court or not. Numer-
GUS exceptions were taken by the de-
Tense yesterday. Mr. Susenna said he
would confer to-day with William A.
Lord, who appeared with HIM for tie
respondent. Judge II. Z. Laird said to-
day that the matter would OF be set
tied for a few days.
Piano-cased organ for sale; cash or
time. 1872 Main street. adv.
To-day being feast day Of the Inn
maculate Conception, the regular
masses were held at $50 and s a. m.
The marriage Of Elmer George La
Brecque to Mildred Mary LaForest
took place at 1880 a. nj. on Wcdnes-
day. Rev. w. P. Crosby officiating.
James Massaro acted as best man and
Miss Eva Bellemeur was bridesmaid.
Mr. and Mrs. LaBrecque will make
their home in Boston.
o. r. Wilder Of Windsor, tester for
the Aseutney Cow Testing association,
was in the city yesterday to prepare
the third ANIMAL summary Of the as
sociation. All the herds average bet
ter than they did last year or the
year before.
Verne Jones Of the department Of
agriculture left for st. Albahs Thurs
dav.
The new state storehouse behind the
State House will be heated. Sergeant
at Arms d. r. Dwinell states.
Used piano for sale; cash or time
1872 Main street.-radv.
The Washington County Farm bu
reau expects to have 10 exhibits from
Washington county boys and girls
poultry club members at the 18th an
nual exhibition of the Capital Popl-
try association to be held in the city
hall Dec. II to Is. Special prizes are
to be offered to the boys and girls,
compete The farm bureau hopes to
make the boys and girls competitions
a special feature OF the show this
year SO that bigger prizes viii be
awarded next year. The show will be
large this year, with poultry exhibits
from all over New England. r. O.
Gould is secretary of the association.
Webster r. Miller went TO Bethel
yesterday on business.
Stoddard b. Bates. senatorel
from Orleans county, was visitor in
the city Yesterday.
II. A. Bailey OF Winooski, who is
captain in the l72 infantry vermont
National Guardl, and representative
elect from Winooski, is in the city for
the annual school of instruction for
National Guard officers
In probate court, Frank D. Buker
has been appointed guardian of An
lrew r. Buker, minor. Of Stowe.
Two candidates, Lyle Wilder and
James Nichols, took the third degree |
II the Knights Of Pythias at the meet
ng Of Montpelier lodge last night.
About 81 members attended.
Mrs. Harry Shof of Newport left |
yesterday for Burlington, after visit
ng Mrs. Harry Hodgkins.