The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-27
MONTPELIER

loi po.zu. he case grew out OF SUIT
brought by Aldo Romano of Middlesex
] against Mr.. Donah for work done In
this case r.. =. Susenna appeared for
the plaintiff he appeared for Sheriff
Lawson yesterday Romano, was
given 4 judgment Of about SIS when
the. first case was tried about two
weeks ago and an attachment was
placed on quantity of last block
lumber owned by Mr.. Donah and it
was later found that this timber had
been sold; consequently Mr.. Romano
has not yet received anything II is
understood that a new attachment
will be gotten out.
M. II Blanchard of Hartford, Conn,
the certified public accountant, who
has audited the books Of the state
treasurer and the state auditor for
some years win begin his audit this
year on July 10.
Harrison Conant, assistant state
librarian, Miss Julia Carter, secretary
of the state free public library COM
mission, Mrs. Helen M Richards, head
Of the travelling library department
and Mrs. Richard Fitzgerald, jr., of the
National Life Insurance company left
Sunday night for Detroit, Mich, to
attend the annual meeting Of the
American Library association, which
will last all this week. Mrs. Fitz-
gerald is employed in the library Of
the company.
Among the disabled veterans who
went to Burlington Monday on com
pensation matters were Evan l.. Parry,
Harry L. White and Harold w. Adams.
Appointments for these men were OBJ
tanned by Adjutant Michael J Conan
Of Montpelier post, No. 3, American
Legion.
Armand loyal Of Flint, Mich, ar
rived IN the city Sunday for the funer-
al of his mother, the late Mrs Samuel
loyal. Mr., loyal made the trip in ~
hours.
Mary Collins of Newark, n. j.. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il. c. Gitchell
Miss Marjorie Sears of the sccre-
tary Of states Office has gone to her
home in Irasburg, where she will pass
the summer.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Flea
more loyal, wife of Samuel loyal, was
held from st. Augustine's church at
nine o'clock Monday morning, the Rev.
j.. A. Lynch OF Mortified officiating at
the church Burial was made in the
Catholic cemetery. The bearers were
George Ahair, Frank Affair, a Mr. lie
Nav, and Mr.. LeClere. Among those
from out of town who attended the |
funeral were Armand loyal of Flint. |
Mich, son and Philebert Poulin. |
Divide loyal, Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse |
Hndon Mr.. and Mrs Joseph poulin
and Medard Poulin.
Medard Poulin left yesterday for
his home in Manchester, n. H., after |
being in town to attend the funeral Of
his sister. Mrs. s. loyal.
Perley Jerome is out after an attack
Of quinsy
In probate court, William B, Turney
Of Montpelier has been appointed adj
OF the estate Of Albert II.
Cutler, late Of East Montpelier
2TS. %dFAD n bpNHNpu VI FidHklIis
Mass, is visiting relatives in Barre.
The girls OF the secretary of states
office gave Miss Dora Blouin of the Of
Ace miscellaneous shower after work.
ing hours yesterday afternoon in hon-
Or of her approaching marriage to
John Nicholson of Barre. Miss Blouin
received many useful and ornamental
gifts. Among them was purse Of
yold.
A delegation Of seven members Of
Montpelier lodge, Knights OF Pythsas,
fisited Marshfeld lodge Monday eve
hing in their home lodge rooms, ex
ending to Marshfield degree team an
to attend the Montpelier
odge meeting the evening of July 8,
md then confer the rank of knight
Ipon candidates who are becoming
members of Montpelier lodge.
William Milo still holds the record
or serving his family with the earliest
neal Of green peas Of any in Montpel
er; but this year, in addition 20 serY
ng native growth green peas, he serv-
d these before any had been import
d by the grocers.
Mr.. and Mrs Alphonse Hudon left
esterday for their home in Kingston,
lass. They were in town to attend
he funeral Of Mrs. Hudon's sister, Mrs.
amuel loyal.
A. Monti, who was arrested few
feeks ago because OF the conditions
bout the house he occupied on Put
am street, arranged to appear in city
ourt during the day. Monti has
ioved from the house in which he lived
} a place on the Berlin side as a result
fan eeiectment suit brought by NJ. J. I
'oyle against Mont.
Sanford Daniels of Brattleboro, mem
er of the former commission Of indus
-ies. visited some OF the state officials
,day.
II. p. Sheldon, state FISH and game
,mmissioner. was in Addison county
day on business connected with his
apartment.
W II. Morrill,. pheasant expert in
he state fish and game department.
as in the city today to confer with
tate Fish and Game Commissioner II.
Sheldon The pheasant raising ex-
.riment of which Mr.. Morrill, has been
charge al ST. Adams has turned cut
ell. and between 800 and 400 pleas
u chicks are ready for shipment 20