The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-10
MONTPELIER

er Of the l72d infantry, and Adjutant
General III. T. johnson have gone 70
Brattleboro for meeting OF the board
of army commissioners. The other
member Of the board is Governor James
| Hartness.
In probate court, Fl. G. Shurtlef has
been appointed administrator Of the
estate Of Harlan W. Kemp, late of
Montpelier. Fred M. Lund has settled
his annual account as guardian OF
James Lovett of Warren. John L..
Spaulding has been appointed trustee
Of fund created by the last win and
testament Of Warren s. B. Clough, late
OF Warren. Walter Il. Jones has been
appointed administrator of the estate
OF Abel A. Kneeland, late of Waitsfieid-
He has also been appointed admiHls-
traitor de bonis non of the estate cf
Clara L. Kneeland, late Of WaitsAeld-
A marriage license has been issued to
Emmett Howe WymaR OF "a Barre
street and Miss Emily Florence Warren
Of the same address.
A son, Paul Templeton, was born TO
Harold c. and Alice tTempleton) Chap
ell Of East Montpelier at Heaton hosPi-
tai Nov. Z.
Miss Izaiine loyal has been taken to
Heaton hospital for an operation.
Fred Ducharme and Joseph Maybe,
both of Mansonville, p, O., were
brought before United States Commits
sioner II. G. Shurtlef on Thursday and
charged with unlawfully entering the
United States. Bail was fixed at $500
apiece, and the men win try TO raise
the amount.
Hiram Davis, deputy commissioner
OF weights and measures, left for Rut.
land on Thursday to investigate case
of alleged short measure in goods
shipped from Pennsylvania TO YER
mont. The investigation Is made at
the request Of the federal bureau Of
chemistry.
James Dewey of Quechee and E. t.
Salisbury Of Randolph were in the city
on Thursday for a meeting of the dire--
tors Of the Associated Industries OF
Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Sherman have
returned from their wedding trip and
are residing at 1913 River street.
Balloting for Miss Montpelier for
1923, the pretuest girl in Montpelier,
closed at 10 o'clock Friday morning.
Announcement of the winner of ths
balloting will be made at the Armistire
ball. to be held in the city hall this
evening. The line of march for the
Armistice day parade Saturday after
noon will be: Form Red Arch bridge at
2 o'clock; with the right resting en-
Berlin street, Main street TO School,
School 10 Loomis, Loomis and Liberty
TO Main. down Main to School, over
School and Court, past Pavilion hotel
10 State street, down State to Man
and take stand in front Of city hall.
The Judges stand viii be on Main
street facing up State street as il was
last year.
James Brownlee has returned from a
10 days stay in New York City.
The Worcester hills were covered
with snow this morning, showing the
closer approach of winter.
Mrs. John Turner has entered the
Heaton hospital for treatment
Stoddard r. Bates of Derby Line,
senator elect from Orleans county. and
Franklin d. Hale, representative-elecs
from Lunenburg, were in the city yes
terday.
State Engineer George A. Reed. s'l-
perintendent Of public works, NJ g.
Ferry Of Montpelier and J. p. Feeley.
who holds the same position in Rut-
land, are inspecting concrete oonstr'ic-
ton. particularly highways. in New
York state.
The state highway department is
busy checking and paying town claims
for state aid The department has paid
fully 80 per cent more claims during
this calendar year than the average of
previous years. The claims are for con-
strucfion and maintenance.
Cecil winsiow Of the L. V. N. exten-
sion service was in tie city yesterday
fs Distribute q part Of q picric acld
shipment received here. Some Of the
acid win be used BY the state highway
Department and some for farm psIr-
The condition Of Mrs z. NJ House Of
Waissfeld. who IL in Heaton hospital
With serious injuries from a stray II
fe ballet which struck her a. abe Vas
felerhoning in her hcme Tuesday ai--
erro5n. vas more favorable On ThUrs-
fav. Il uns stated ~ Der physiciar-
~. n r. Nr5uire. The greatest dan
ref i from affection.