The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-28
MONTPELIER
Two Places Raided Saturday Night,
Liquor Found at One.

Two Places Raided Saturday Night
Liquor Found at One.
Upon Grand Juror John Fl. Stones
warrant Saturday evening, the officers
raided two places in Montpelier, name.
~ the home of Daniel Volpi Of SibIey
avenue and William Msrtin on Barre
! street. Martin said that if the men
found anything about his place he
hoped they would give him some of it.
At Volpi's house they found still, a
grinder, some mash and sour wine.
They seized the still and booze, ex-
| ceptlng some grappa, which one of the
occupants tipped over while the Off
GERS back was turned Volpi claimed
he had permit from the federal gov
eminent and pleaded not guilty. He
was placed under $500 bail for hear
ing in the case The officers had a
third warrant but the folks were gone.
The Volpi family were leaving the
house when the officers arrived.
| Miss Katherine r. Spear, who has
been school nurse in Montpelier for a
couple of years, has resigned and has
gone to her home in Massachusetts to
accept a position as child hygiene
nurse. Miss Spear has accomplished
considerable work in the two years she
has been connected with Montpelier
schools and those who have watched
her work find she has helped in raising
the efficiency among the children.
1
Mrs. Charles Def. Bancroft. sr.. who
has been visiting her son, DeForrest. in
Ohio, is expected home this evening.
Frederick, her son, went to Spring
field Mass, to meet his mother, who
has been away all summer.
After some delay, Eugene Binaghi,
whose house was raided some time ago,
was fined in Montpelier city court last
Saturday $500 and costs and then
placed on probation In lieu of pris,
on sentence of six to twelve months.
He win pay one-half Of the above fine.
Charles Drlry, seller Of extracts,
pleaded guilty before Judge Laird to
larceny of bedding from the house Of
Sarah Slayton in Calais and was sen
fenced to the county Jail for period
of three months.
The marriage Of Miss Marion Wat.
son OF Montpelier and Earl Burgess Of
Barre occurred at 2;30 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon in the Episcopal church
in Montpelier, the service being per-
formed by Rev. A. c. Drumm 81 Barre
and the double ring ceremony being
used. The bride wore grey georgette
gown and hat to match and carried
brides roses. She is a daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. Horace L. Watson OF
Montpelier, having resided in the city
practically all her life and has been
employed in different offices ia the
city. The groom il a son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Riley Burgess OF Barre. hut has
been employed in Boston Of late. He
is graduate of the public schools Of
Barre and attended Bryant a Stratton
school and Boston university. A re-
eeption followed the wedding. having
been given at the brides home. Mr..
and Mrs. Burgess received many gifts.
During the reception cake and ices
were served by Mrs. r. f. Deahna of
ST. Johnsbury. Mrs. D. G. Mayes OF
Waterbury. Miss Olive Burgess of
Barre and Mrs. L. J. Matheson. They |
will take trip which win include an
outing at Bar Harbor, Me.
Ralph Wiley Of Bailey avenue died |
about o'clock Saturday morning fol-
lowing breaking down OF health. He !
was native of Middlesex, born Aug. |
s. 1882, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Wiley. His wife survives him, among |
other relatives.
Harold W. Jersey, the ! -month-old |
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Jersey.
died Saturday morning after short |
illness.
J. T.. Riley. jr., who has charge Of
the blister rust work in Vermont, is in
Boston attending conference Of the
men from the eastern states who have
charge OF similar work.
Some 20 members Of the sheriff de-
psrtment of Washington county at
tended the funeral OF Coin B. Evans,
which occurred at Waterbury Sunday
afternoon They acted as an escort in
the funeral procession. A prayer oc-
Cured at the residence and then serv-
ices at the Methodist church The
bearers were w. b. Clark, f. u. Jos.
lyn. J. NJ. Green. F. r. Town. Charles
Smith and Harry G. Shurtlef, The in
termeat was in the village cemetery at
Charles Bulkley has returned from
st. Adams, where he was operated
upon couple OF weeks ago for an
abdominal trouble. Mrs. Buckley was
rallied this morning TO Lakeport, y.
r.. by the death Of her brother -in-law.
who was traffic officer in that city and
who was killed Saturday.
Miss May Lake of Barre is taking
4 vacation from her duties in the state
agents Office.
G. Herbert Pape of Barre has been
appointed by the probate court as ex
scutor OF the late will and testament |
of Alexander Mackie. late Of Barre.
Miss Dorothy Page has resumed her
duties in the state highway Office
while Miss Ethel Ayers Of Barre has
resumed her duties in the agricultur
II Office. Both have been on their va
alton.
L. G. Mulhoiland and V. r. Jones of
h aux;r.,ltural o<f,co have rot,,rnad |