The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-02
MONTPELIER

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| Laurence Hanson Of Montpelier, a
machnist, doing business under the
name Of Laurence Hanson & company
filed voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy at the Office Of the clerk of the
United States court Saturday. Liabili-
| ties include wages owed SIP, I'M
secured claims Of 1888, and notes
which ought to be paid by Others SIS,
a total of Sl,440. Assets include
household goods valued at $780, tool
team and individually of any Vermont
account of 81, total Of s40l Of which
$500 is claimed to be exempt
Miss Phyllis King has returned to
her duties in the office of the state fish
and game department after an illness.
Governor James Hartness was ia the
city to-day and attended to official
business at the State House. Ernest
w Gibson, secretary Of civil and mill
tafy affairs, will arrive to morrow.
The members of the l72nd infantry,
Tor Vermont National Guard, rife team
returned to their homes in this state
on Sunday. Adjutant General III. 7.
johnson stated to-day that the team
had made the best showing, both as
team an individually of any Vermont
National Guard team ever sent to
Camp Perry. The official scores have
not been received at the adjutant
generals office as yet, but it is known,
that the team stood Goth out of about
"a teams. The Vermont teams score
was only a few points below that Of
the team in 18th place.
Miss Isabelle Young was in St Al.
bans over Sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Roach, Miss Mildred Law
renee and John Lawrence have been
called to Claremont, N H., by the
serious illness of their father. Herbert
Lawrence. Mr. Roach drove the party
TO Claremont in his automobile.
Used piano for sale; excellent bar
gain. 1872 Main street.--adv.
Edward Smith of Windsor was in
city court this morning and pleaded
guilty to second offense of intoxica
tion. TIe was committed by Judge r. i,
Laird to the county jail for 30 days
Smith was arrested Yesterday after
noon on the railroad track by Chief
of Police p. j. Connolly. He told Judge
Laird That he met man on the rail
road track who gave him some denat
ured alcohol. Bert Leno pleaded guilty
to assaulting, beating and striking his
wife, Amy Leno, and was fined So and |
costs of S705. The sentence is the out
come of domestic fracas at % East |
State street on Saturday.
Final arguments in the Wallis Barber
collision case in Washington county |
court will be heard Tuesday morning |
Court was adjourned on Saturday until |
. o'clock Tuesday morning The argu-
ments not given Saturday are those BY !
j. Ward Carver for the defense and
George L. Hunt for the plaintiff.
Miss Jean b. Pinney. state woman
factory inspector, is in Windsor county
this week in connection with her work
Thomas Bradlee, head Of the Univer-
sity of Vermont extension service. and
l.. B. Cornwall of the University fac.
ulty were In the city on Saturday 10
attend an executive committee meeting
Of The Washington County Farm Blu
reau association.
huC diu1at thftNtltH VI Aiff w hHnll&E
ton County Farm Bureau association
will be held Monday, Oct Is, at 10 a
m. The place of meeting win be All
nounced later
A deed TO the property at 20 Pleas
INT street firm Timothy +. Callahan
10 George A. and Ida NJ. Bellrose has
been filed with the city clerk. Mr.
lnd Mrs. Bellrose have transferred TO
George b. and Flossie b, Houghton
,ther property on the westerly side of
Pleasant street 1ssac S. Yeti and Annie
Yeti have decided TO Walter aud Eva
Srinovitz property on Fuller street.
george b. and Flossie B. Houghton
ave decided their property on North.
ield street to Newell II. Curtis. Jera
nine ST 0nge has decided to Telesphore
3ouchar half interest and title in the
'ranite cutting and manufacturing
liant and equipment of the National
frantic Co.
A marriage license as been issued to
ivan Parry of 6 Witt Place and Miss