The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
MONTPELIER

Ray Huse has returned from Boston
where he went with his nieces, tho
Misses Peggy and Rachel Bancroft
I The former Is studying music and this
latter has entered Simmons college.
Maurice Dewey has returned from an
extended tour IN the west for the Ma.
tional Life Insurance company, with
which he holds the position Of loan in
| spector.
| Philip Grodzinsky. who has been in
! the city for few days, leaves to-day
Tor his home in st. Adams.
The cases Of 0. r. Lowell II. h. a.
Wood. from Chittenden county, and
that OF Harlan w. Kemp vs.. the
estate of J. w. Brock from Washington
county were argued before tine SUI
preme court on Tuesday. The next
case is that of George Shores VS..
Charles r. Simaton from Caledonia
county.
George B. Carpenter, state bank com
missioner, was In the city on Monday
on his return from a business trip TO
New York City, and left tor Burning
ton.
Miss Laurel Pine is taking vaca-
tion from her duties in the National
Life Insurance company and has gone
TO Sprinteld, Mass, and Boston. She
will visit her sister, Eyellina, in
Springfield
Miss Maude Alexander of this city
began work in the Offices Of the Ma
tional Life Insurance company on
Monday.
Warren Lowe has returned from
trip to Glens Falls. N. III. while on his
vacation from his duties in the Capital
Savings Bank.
G p. Smith of Burlington was in
the city yesterday to attend direc.
tors meeting Of the National Life In
surance company. The directors met
in the directors room OF the new build
ing for the first time
Teddy Lawson ii enrolled in the class
Of 1920 in Norwich university.
Col. Z. W. Gibson. secretary OF civil
and military affairs, was in the city
to day. He attended a memorial ceIe-
bration for General Grenyille NJ. Dodge
1t Norwich university yesterday after
noon, representing Governor Hartness.
Used piano for sale; excellent bar
gain. l32 Main street. adv
County Warden Ernest S. Newcomb
Il Waterbury has reported to the state
ish and game commissioner that dep
ity ]. Il. Bingham arrested Burt
3riggs, jr. 10 years old and Hugh Ed.
wards, IL, both Of Mortified for hunt. I
ne on state game refuge They were
AIKEN before Justice X r. b. Flint in
sorthheld and fined $50 each. Neither
ne had taken any game and their fines
we're RENTED and were placed on
rotation for one year. Both had
licenses, which were revoked.
A meeting Of the Woman's club win
e held in the Wood Art gallery at
80 p. m. to-day. A group Of club
fomen from Barre will present play 1
How Maggie McTaggart Gained Her
htHOiAN vi tHt ltttttilE
1 the state federation at Springfield
Ill be given and Miss Jean B. Pinney
I the commissioner Of industries Of
ce win speak.
The Rev. w. P. Crosby was in Bur
ngton yesterday.
Mrs Lucy H Adams, oldest daughter
I Deacon j. NJ Perrin Of Berlin. died
t her home in Grand Rapids, Mich,
ept. 2s, at the age Of "a years
George Mcdonald pleaded guilty to :
reach Of peace and was fined $40 and
,sts Of S705 in Montpelier city court
his morning. The charge was that
E struck man named Harry Strout
Is OF Barre on State street last night
fter an argument.
Three candidates received the third
egree Of Aurora lodge, T. and A.
{ last night. They were Andrew
Iathews. Raymond A. Briggs and
ames Brownlee The third degree
i'll be worked again next Friday eve
ing.
A verdict for the plaintiff to recover
I4095 from the defendant in the case
assault and battery of Mario Tren
nj vs.. Frank Cali was returned by a
~ in Washington county court this
orning. Theriault & Hunt appear
r the plaintiff and J. w. Carver for
e defendant There is some CUES
On as to which case win be next for
e jury.