The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-27
EXCITING PURSUIT OF
! BANK BANDITS RESULTS
IN RECOVERY OF LOOT
MONTPELIER

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/ lean Legion has received from the OF
flee Of the general of the u, s. armie
in the war department IN Washington
an autographed photograph BY I
| inches in size. Of General John J. Perish
ing. The photograph will be framed
and hung in the posts new club rooms
where an autographed photograph o
President Harding is already hung
Both pictures were secured through
the efforts Of Adiutant Michael ]
Cohan of post, No. 3. A photograph o
General Clarence Edwards, commands
Of the Goth division. bearing his auto
graph, is expected and it is probable
| that an effort viii be made to Obtain
an autographed photograph Of Mar
shall Ferdinand Focb of France. Tht
photograph Of General Pcrshing~ Is in
scribed, "To the Montpelier post No
| 3d. American Legion, with sincere gooc
wishes. John .. Pershing. January
1922.
Everything taken into consideration
A. G. Gilman Of Montpelier probably
| is the best satisfied man who showed
birds in the Montpelier poultry show
this week, for he will win 200 baby
chicks in addition to the money prizes
which lie received from the show itself
These chicks, along with 100 more
were offered by George W. Page OF
Plymouth, o., in the utility class. Mr.
Gilman was given 100 for displaying
the best hen for utility purposes in the
show and 100 more for the best pen OF
young under the same conditions, while
b. G. Hersev of Berlin received the 9th
er 100 for showing the best pullet 'un-
der the same conditions. Both these ex-
hibitors won several other prizes with
the same birds.
Edgar w. Smith, father Of Percy G.
Smith Of Montpelier, died last night at
his home An Wells River. Mr.. Smith
was president of the Wells River Saw
ings bank and member of The Orange
county bar. He is survived by another
son, Raymond Z. Smith of Woodsville
N. H., lawyer, and two grandchil-
dren, Emma and Samuel, children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Smith. The funeral
will be held Sunday in Wells River.
Edgar W. Smith was born in Randolph
over 10 years ago. He married Emma
Gates Of Randolph and moved TO Wells
River at that time. Two years ago he
married Mrs. Samuel l.. Croker Of
Boston, who survives. He is well
known by number of lawyers in
Montpelier
A marriage license was issued Jan
uarv 20 to Hurry Arthur Grant of s
Berlin street and Elizabeth 0sier Of
Berlin. Mr.. Grant is the son of Edwin
o. and Emma Greenwood Grant Of
Northfield Falls, and Miss Osier is a
daughter OF George and Rose Benedict
0sier of Charlotte.
In probate court, the viii Of James
Fl Loyett has been proved Nellie c.
Hill has settled her final account as
administrators of the estate Of Felix
Hill, late of Montpelier.
The American Quality Meat and
Grocery company, Inc. of Burlington
has filed an affidavit of consideration
for stock with the secretary Of state.
The company proposes to issue $1,000
OF capital stock, in so shares OF $50 par
value each The consideration will be
cash in the par value.
OF the $4,000 authorized capital
stock of the Virgins Machine and
Manufacturing company, Inc, OF Burke
$35 600 has been issued for the plant
and equipment and Sl,775 for cash.
l.. G. Mulholland OF the state depart
ment of agriculture has gone to New
York City.
v r. Jones of the state department
of agriculture is in Newport on busi-
ness connected with the department.
ii. P. Sheldon, state fish and game
commissioner. has gone to Proctor,
where he win speak before the Suth-
erland club this evening on "Our Fish
eud Game.
Governor James Hartness is, very
comfortable at his home in Springfield.
according 20 Harry 7. Latin. the gov
ernor's private secretary. who called
the governors office yesterday. lie is
tired from his trip down. and is, of
course, weak from his illness. but is
able to attend TO state matters.
Mrs. Donald Smith Of Barre was
awarded one leg on the grand special
for the best exhibiiin the sixth annual
show OF the Capital Poultry associa-
tion. which closed in Montpelier city
hall yesterday. The prize must be won
three times by the same exhibitor.
Harry Daniels. who returned recent
" from attending a meeting of the
Hughes Granite Quarries company. was
elected at that meeting as president
and treasurer Of the company and Is
looking after the development Of the
quarry lands iu Adsmanf. Mr.. Daniels
has quite an interest in the quarries.
The funeral of Parker Edgerly was
held yesterday afternoon from the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. r. d. May
nsrd at 10 Vine street Rev. r. q.
Lipsky of the Barre Methodist church
ofliciated. assisted BY Rev G. D. Pip
per Of the Baptist church OF Montpel-
Ter The bearers were Prank d. MAY
nard Of Montpelier. Charles Y. Newhall
Of Barre. Emery Y. Newhall Of Barre.
RoiIin y. Woodworth Of Barre. WIN II.
Nye Of South Barre snd Arthur Ma
coon Of Middlcscx. Entombmeut was
made in tho vault a. Green Mountain
cemetery and in the spring the body
viii b. PLACED in the family lot be
stfIr that s,f ht. wife n 10 afnd h. -