The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-17

came to Montpelier to enter the schoo
in this city, but was not allowed to
He was, however, remaining abou
the building for three days and Their,
seems to be difference relative Il
many matters His sister was to pro
\ vide his expenses home but they dix
not arrive. The young man was wait
ing for this, believing that DR.. Hatcl
had the money. Officers were calle,
and the youth was cared for downtown
! during the night, with the expectation
Of clearing up the matter during tht
day. He win go to his home in Cana
| da. He was without funds, having
| spent what he had
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Reed of ESSEX
/, Junction have been visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. S. Teachout; the latter is q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed.
The case of w. A. Lane VS.. Clayton
Clark, general assumpsit, has been filed
in Washington county court. County
court will reconyene tomorrow morn
ing after two weeks rest, and it is
expected that the state cases will be
taken up and that some of the other
jury work. will be ready for trial at
that time.
A hearing took place this morning in
probate court relative TO the DISPOSE
ton of the funds which e. II. Deavitt
has charge of in the estate Of j. Frank
lin Severance, late Of Mortified. The
case is one of few years standing,
owing to differences which have not
been adjusted until this time.
Col. H. I. johnson, adiutant general,
is in Washington, d. c., on military
matters.
Archibald Hope OF Norwich univer-
sity passed Sunday with Howard Ora
yelle.
The secretary Of state has received
notice that the Camp Kia Ora, which
was to have been conducted near
White River Junction, withdraws from
doing business in Vermont. 1t is nm
derstood that another company took
over the camp which the above com
pany conducted.
Mrs. Burt Winslow has commenced
work in the state forester's office.
Victor Jones and L. g. Mulholland
have returned from Swanton, where
they have been on creamery matters.
j. o. Davis, l. A. Holder and R. A.
Phelps of the state engineers Office
have gone to Highgate to run some
lines on a federal road project.
A crew Of engineers, in charge of j.
d. Whitney, were to-day running lines
and taking levels about the new shell
ter home in Montpelier for the board
of charities and probation for the pur
pose OF laying out some roads and
walks on the property.
About $1,000 automobiles have been
registered in the secretary of states
office. The compilation, dating the 18th
Of the month, shows Al ia against 49,
428, the same day last year, while the
number of operators is 24,22s against
p ,s07 last year at ibis time, and the
receipts from fees, 1887 .635.57 against !
Some 600 rars were reg
stored Friday and Saturday.
The FIRE department was called to |
he home of Eugene Roy on Barre
itreet Sunday morning for a fire, the
Iamage of which has not been esti-
mated owing to the large amount Of 1
moke damage. Adjustors were looking
'yer the property to-day. As near as
an be found out the fire started in n
lothes basket with possibly match
aving been accidentally dropped into
t The family were at church at the
ime, so the fire got good start be
ore neighbors noticed ii and called the
apartment by telephone. One chemi
al extinguisher, on the motor appa-
atus, was used TO put out the fire.