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

dance NUMBERS nict hAnhts 1'tA 1rrN
with Fred Shepard and Carl knight.
slcet. which fell last night, causrd
= nsiderable difficulty on the lines q
the Barre 4 Montpelier Traction q
Power Co. Cars were not able 20 rhn
an the Seminary hill line this fore
noon. on State street the cars were
stopped at the Rialto bridge early IN
the forenoon, and worked further
down the line toward Bailey avenue
later. At 1880 Barre car came down
to furnish more motive power Tor
Seminary hill car, which was stalled
near the Pavilion hotel. Walks were
covered with glare ice, which the street
department did its best TO correct by
the use Of sand.
Earl a Merry Of Rutland have nuti'
| fed the state highway commissioner
| that they expect to begin work within
| a few DAYS on the Sherburne bridge,
federal aid project number Is. This
bridge Is over the Quechee river. Rich.
ard Cruickshank and james Davis OF
| the state engineers department have
gone TO Sherburne.
John II. Stone, secretary OF the
First National Farm Loan association,
| OF Montpelier. received notice this
Morning that d semi-annual dividend
OF three per cent had been granted,
making a total of Elk per cent dividend
for the year 1921 This is payable on
stock outstanding Dee. 81, 1921.
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The regular meeting of Rob Morris
chapter. Order Of Eastern star, oe-
Cured Wednesday evening with
large attendance. The degree was con-
ferred upon Mrs Harry Hodgkins and
Mrs. ID. X. Lille. Stereopticon views
Of the work were displayed by ~ Z.
/ Hamilton. Musical selections included
vocal duet by Mrs. Harry Colombo
and Mrs. L. G. Derrick and a solo by
Webster Miller Refreshments we're
served following the meeting.
L. @. Mulholland, state marketing
agent has returned from New York
City.
James futile OF Montpelier, who Is
employed for Hiram 0'Deil as team
| ster. suffered Injuries to his ribs when
he was struck by the neckyoke OF ms
team as he was backing them, accord
ing to a report to the commissioner
Of industries. The accident occurred
Jan. 26. II j. thought that some Of
his ribs may have been cracked
Mrs. Mary G. Nye IS taking the
place Of Miss Marion Martin IN The
eovernor'S Office temporarily. Miss
| Martin is detained from her duties by
4 Illness.
A report 10 the commissioner Of in
dustries states that John Clifford OF
Ia Mamie avenue, Barre. an employe
Of the u. NJ. Miles Coal CO., fell on
the steps OF the residence Of Mrs
Cumlaw al 3sl North Main street as
he was going down TO open door and
window on Jan. 2s, and broke two
ribs. Clifford was about TO deliver
load OF wood. He was taken 70 HIS
home and attended by Dr.. J. w. stew
art.
The recent 250-gsllon liquor rad BY
state officers. made on Sibley avenue
houses. was finally disposed Of IN
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morning before Judge W. A. Lord
when Giacomo Pacini and Angel FER
nandez were given house Of correction
sentences and sentenced 70 pay costs
Of seizure and prosecution. Pacini was
placed on probation Tor his sentence
Of six TO eight menths on payment q
costs, and the same disposal was made
in the ease Of fernsndez. whose zen
tence vas 10 70 y months. Neithei
had appeared - court before on any
charge. and states Attorney Charie.
Adams. who presented. recommends
probation. J. q. Fraffini appeared foi
Pacini and 2. r. Giesscn for fernan
dez-
TIE fuueral II Mrs.. Isabelle kich
srI.on. who died in Providence. r. Z
,sherr .he aas visiting vita Nfs
Fiors Ksrshsu. her dauThfer. osrnrre.
frcn the hons a Mr. sd Mr. Wal
tsr n Ritharisen On t5ilexf sffref .
Nrnfrriier ~ 20 o'eicfk Neines'ls'
aftrrr.ru. nsv. q. "a Ertting 3D.
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