The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-06
MONTPELIER
Men Plead Guilty to Using Automobile
Without Permission.

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Men Plead Guilty to Using Automobile
Without Permission.
| Paul Plaisted and Neal Godfrey
pleaded guilty to using an automobile
without the owners consent, at a hear,
| ing before Judge William "A. Lord
this morning. This charge was substi-
tuted for an earlier charge Of grand
larceny in connection with the taking
of a car from the Hayes garage on
Main street on the night of December
IL. The car was found wrecked in
Waterbury. States Attorney Charles
B. Adams prosecuted and +. i, Laird
and John w. Gordon appeared for the
respondents. Judge Lord has not yet
announced the sentence.
Miss Lillian Eva Kings daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse N. King of Jay
street, and Everett Russell Mcneil. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mcneil Of
Quincy, Mass, were married Thursday
morning at st. Augustine's rectory by
Rev. w. P. Crosby. They were attended
by Miss Ruby Thcriault and james
Mcdonald. The bride wore a suit of
blue broadcloth, trimmed with gray
squirrel, with hat to match, and the
bridesmaid wore q suit OF brown velvet
with hat to match. Following we'd
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil will
reside in Worcester, Mass, where Mr..
Mcneil is employed by the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany. The bride has been employed by
the National Life Insurance company.
The poor economy of trapping out
of season is brought out in recent
report from Warden c. III. Atkins of
Orleans county to State Fish, and
Game Commissioner II. p. Sheldon.
Warden Atkins seized five lots of furs
valued at $50, the owners of which re-
ceived large fines for trapping out Of
season. If the trappcrs had waited un-
til the open season their furs would
have been worth four times as much
because of their improved condition.
In addition to losing 5000 in the furs,
the law breakers lost the amount of
their fines and their licenses for year.
+. s. Brigham, state commissioner
of agriculture, gave an address on test
ing for bovine tuberculosis before the
Orleans County Jersey Cattle club on
Tuesday evening.
l.. @. Mulholland, state marketing
agent, il. in Boston to attend meet
ing of the New England association of
state marketing officials, of which or
ganization he Is president. He will ad-
dress the meeting on dairy marketing
problems in New England
That pheasants are able to stand
Vermont winters is shown by the dis
covery by warden in Washington
county Of male specimen in perfect |
condition which had been shot near
Dnxbury. The bird was mounted by |
saxidermist and will be exhibited in
The office of the state fish and game
commissioner. The pheasant is Yer
mont bird, Commissioner II. p. Shell /
Ion believes and efforts are to be made |
20 introduce it into this state There |
ire already quite a number in Yer |
mont, especially in the vicinity of Bur
ington, Mr.. Sheldon states, and the
bird found near Dixbury probably
anne up the Winooski valley from
hat region.
The Capitol Granite company Of
Montpelier has filed with the secretary
Il state an affidavit that of the $780,
700 OF authorized capital stock in the
ompany, $4,000 has been paid in to
he treasury.
Secretary of State Harry A. Black
las gone to his home in Newport and
will return Tuesday morning.
Miss Jean b. Pinney of the Office of
he commissioner Of industries was In
Burlington to-day to attend the fu-
Ieral Of a relative.
In probate court, the will Of Silas L. |
Willis. late of Plainfield, has been
roved. The will of the late Sarah J.
johnson of Waterbury was presented
or probate. Vernon ID. Griffith has
ettled his final account as admins
rator of the estate of the late Destin
}. Griffith of Duxbury. Jane Foley OF
'arre City has been appointed adj
of the estate of the late
larry A. Nerney Of Mortified.
TAFT Brothers, Inc, of Springfield,
lass, concern doing a general cream
~ business, has filed notice with the
scretary Of state to carry on their J
usiness at Brandon.
OF the $4,000 authorized capital
tock Of the Cambridge Cooperative !
reamery, Inc, sa,065 has actually been
aid into the treasury, according to an
ffidavit filed with the secretary of {
ate and signed by Linus Leavens,
res idcnt, and II. Z. Davis, clerk.
The annual meeting Of the directors b
the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance v
,mpany win be held in the Offices of e