The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16
MONTPELIER


made its first appearance Monday. It
is under the leadership of George w.
Hathaway Of Montpelier, who was pi-
ano instructor at Montpelier seminary
for time, and who is now teaching
music is Montpelier. Albert Staples
of Boston, who plays the cello, and
| William league of Boston, who plays
the violin, round out good orchestra
The two latter musicians will teach
music in different branches in Mont
pelier.
j.. r. Walker Of Dorchester, who rel
Gently began work in the Office OF the
state engineer, is Norwich man, hay-
ing been member Of the class OF 1920.
j. G. Frattini, deputy clerk Of Wash
ington county court, was IN Burning
ton on business on Monday.
Liquor found on the premises Of Jen-
ME Cavanna in Berlin in a raid made
by state authorities several weeks ago
was yesterday ordered destroyed by
Judge F.. Il. Laird in Montpelier city
court. Mrs. Cavanna was adJudged
the keeper of the liquor and was sem
fenced to pay the costs Of prosecution,
amounting to S26.79, on the search and
seizure proceedings. The states case
against Mrs. Cavanna for illegal pos
session of liquor, in which she entered
plea of guilty several weeks ago,
was ordered continued to June 5, when
| it will be disposed of. States Attor-
ney Charles B. Adams prosecuted, and
j. Ward Carver Of Barre appeared for
Mrs. Cavanna.
Miss Anne +. Beckton and Miss
Marjorie r.. Genette of johnson were
visitors in the city on Monday.
Mrs. G. A. Prouty of Newport, wild
ow of the late Charles A. Prouty. at
| one time a member Of the interstate
commerce commission, and Ward
/ Prouty of Newport were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Emma A. Fuller of Burlington,
who is in charge of dressmaking in
struction in the University OF Ver-
mont extension service, was in the
Icity on Monday.
| Il. j. Colby Of st. Adams was in the
city on business yesterday.
William Mccormick of Pittsford
was a visitor in the city on Monday.
| Miss Jean B. Pinney, state inspec-
tor of factories in which women are
employed, has returned from Orleans
county, where she went in connection
with her official duties last week. She
! found industrial conditions fairly good.
The Peerless Manufacturing company
of Barton is closed, she states.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Richards of the state
free library commission is on a trip
to st. Adams, Richford and other
points in Franklin county this week
on business connected with her depart
ment.
Mrs. Thomas X. Winter of Mime
apolis, Mimi. president of the General
! Federation Of Women's Clubs, a ma
tional organization, will be the princi-
/ pal speaker at a meeting of delegates
from Vermont women's clubs to be
held in the Wood Art gallery on Fri
| dav Of this week. The Montpelier
! Woman's club will be the hostess. A
banquet for Mrs. Winter Mrs. II. A.
! Slayton Of Morrisville and other
guests, will be held at Miller's inn Fri
day noon.
About $50 people attended sue
cessful performance of The Rivals
given by the transformers in tle
Montpelier high school auditorium last
night for the benefit of the Montpelier
Outing club The cast was the same
as that which gave two performances
of the play in the Unitarian church
parlors recently. Mrs. c. A. Laug's
mandolin club played before the snow
and between the acts. A small amount
was realized for the Outing club, the
expenses of the production being
heavy.
Fred S. Pease, state factory inspec'
tor. left this morning on inspection
work in Brattleboro and other town'
in Windism county.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Sprague and Mr.
and Mrs. Hardy Merrill have pur
chased of ANNE B. Upper the house
at 45 Liberty street, and viii move "a
their new home soon.
| T. b. Carney and +. w. Chase Of
Burlington were in the city on bust
ness yesterday.
Superintendent w B. Lance. director
of the county spelling contest, an
nounces that the Washington count,
contest win take place in the Montpel
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