The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-07

turned yesterday from Rutland, where
he went in connection with trial
Inspector Ara Griggs went with him to
Rutland and has returned. While in
Burlington on the way to Rutland, In
spector Griggs noticed and warned a
man who was speeding his automobile
near the railroad station and took the
names Of other violators OF the motor
vehicle laws No prosecutions were
made in Burlington. Inspector Roy
Pierce Of the secretary Of states au-
tomobile department is in Hardwick.
A final meeting at Pittsford for the
inspection Of the new Cayerly proven
torium for tuberculosis patients will
be held April IS, Secretary Fl. W: Slo-
cum OF the Vermont tuberculosis ASSOC
citation stated yesterday. The building
committee, which includes II. NJ. CUT
Ter OF Montpelier, d. d. Burditt OF
Pittsford, DIR. E. j. Rogers of Pittsford
and Mr.. Slocum, will meet the archi-
tects and the matron Of the prevento-
rum. II is expected that the building
will be ready to receive patients by the
middle Of May.
Major and Mrs II. P. Sheldon left
last night for Mortified, where Major
Sheldon held meeting of the wardens
in that vicinity for the purpose Of or
ganizing their work.
Major and Mrs. Henry B. Shaw re-
turned yesterday in Burlington.
Paul Bebaud returned to-day from
phillipsburg, p. O.. where he went to
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Miss Julia Corrigan returned yes
terday to Providence, R. J., after Wis
|iting her cousin, George Cary, here.
John Cary Of Fayston has also been
visiting his brother, George Cary, and
has returned,
Frank Martin seemed to be respon-
sible for disturbance on Main street
last night He broke a bottle on the
car track in front of Clark's restaurant,
and a chase started down Main street
toward State street. The chaser
seemed to be someone who felt he had
an account to settle with Martini
possibly for the contents OF the bottle,
rough and tumble ensued near the
corner of Main and State streets.
Martin disappeared directly afterward-
The assembly dance takes place to-
night in Bailey hall
A marriage license has been issued
to William w Bashaw and Iona
Kennett, both of Montpelier
The annual prize speaking contest
for the students of Montpelier high
school takes place tonight at ; o'clock
in the high school auditorium. The
program is as follows: ''The Angelus"
| Eleanor Porter, Mildred Thurston;
@The Descent Of Cuba" Senator j. NJ.
Thurstonl, Roger Sheridan; "Tbe Lost
Word" Henry Van Dyke Louise
Slayton; "The Angel Boy" Eleanor
Porter Nelson Robe; SHADOW Of the
Guillotine1 Walter Roekwelll Cath
crime Ryan; "The Indian Of the Reser-
walton" Grace Coolidgel Arthur Hall;
.The Heydey of the Blood" dorothy
Canfeldl Dorthy Glynn; Alma Mater
20. r. Lewisl Thayer Heaton. The
high school orchestra win play two
selections and James Burns will give a
solo. The judges for the speaking will
be Walter Henshaw Of Spaulding high
school. Miss Calista NJ. Lee of Mont
pelier seminary and Miss Annie F.
Morse Of Goddard seminary. Two SIS
gold pieces will be awarded as frst
prizes for the girls and boys, respec-
lively, and two second prizes of $3.50
in gold. A small admission viii lie
charged.
Miss Marion Dana has finished her
employment in the Office of the com
missioner OF industries and is now en-
ployed at the Montpelier Savings Bauk
& Trust company. Miss Eunice Nc
Kenzie, who was formerly employed in
the Office Of the state highway depart