The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
GREAT BRITAIN READY
TO NIz71HDRA " CHARGES
|. AGAINST Il. S. CONSULS
MONTPELIER
May Fifield and Elton A. Sherman
United in Marriage.

scene OF pretty wedding lasI tNe'
ming, when their eldest son, Elton AL.
len Sherman, was united in marriage
| to May Fifield. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Charles N. ST
John. Miss Mia Sherman acted a.
bridesmaid and Alvin Richardson Of
Middlesex as best man. A color scheme
of pink and white, interspersed with
evergreen, was charmingly carried out
in both the living room and dining
room. Evergreen was also used in
making an attractive background to
the wedding arch, from which was sus-
pended large pink bell The bride
was becomingly gowned in navy blue
canton crepe, heavily beaded. She car
ried a bouquet Of beautiful white
chrysanthemums. After the ceremony
delicious refreshments were served.
Immediately afterwards, the young
couple left amid a shower Of confetti,
and accompanied with the good wishes
Of their many friends Out Of town
guests included Mrs. Charles Ryan Of
Middlesex, Mrs. Nina Lovely Of Bur-
lington and Alvin Richardson Of Mid
dlesex.
Tn probate court Belle G. Randall
has been appointed executrix of the
last will and testament of Pearl Ran
dali Wasson, late Of Waterbury. Carl
ton III. Stevens has settled his final
account as administrator of the estate
OF Elmer r. Barrett, late of Wood
bury. The win of Caroline George,
late Of Barre City, has been presented
9br probate. Teresa J.. Spellacy has
settled her final account as guardian
of Harold M. Spellacy, minor, Of
Montpelier
The names Of 20 new voters were
placed on the check list at the meeting
of the board OF civil authority held in
the city hall Tuesday night. Of these
eight were women. Out of the 20,
is received the freeman's oath. The
meeting adjourned to Thursday after
noon at $3.50 instead Of o'clock. Bal
lot clerks were appointed by the board
as follows; Republican, ward one, w.
/. Lawrence. Charles N. st. John
ward two, Webster r.. Miller, Domini-
co Bizzozero; ward three, Emmett b.
ID. Willis Cummings; ward
four, Harlie X. Critchett, Michael J.
Cohan; ward five, James N. Peck,
Harry K. Hawkins; ward six, Stanley
H. Farnham, William e. Hersey
Democratic, ward one, Joseph III. Fitz-
gerald. Clarence j. Goldsbury; ward
two, John H. Collins, Charles III. Rea-
gan; ward three, James #. Ewing, |
William ID. Mulqueen; ward four, Will
liam j. Heney, Michael ID. Mcmahon;
ward five, J. Patrick McInerney, Hen
" Butterfly; ward six, Carl II. Dud-
ley, John e. Ford; assistant clerks,
Charles DEF. Bancroft, Clara M. Har |
sey, Frank Perolini, David j. Burns,
Lucia b. Bliss, Irwin L. Hanson, Grace |
NJ. Lewis, Anna b. Lackey, Il. +.
Bundy, Harold r. Hewitt, L. G. Tewks
bury, Andrew J. Lyons
Luigi Pilini was fined $500 and
'osts of Ss.l5 in Montpelier city court |
for possessing and furnish
ng intoxicating liquor. He was also
yiven a sentence of eight TO l2 months
n the house of correction at Wind I
or and this sentence was suspended
N payment of the fine and costs.
states Attorney Charles b. Adams
1t is understood that l8 |
,arrels of wine which were found in
'ilini's cellar will be destroyed SAM
lies of the wine were sent to the
tate laboratory and found to contain
light to nine per cent of alcohol. A
quantity Of grappa viii also be de-
troyed.
The case of Fougere VS.. Brewer in
Montpelier city court has been settled,
{ is understood. This case was one of
rover for a lamp and il is under
TODD that by the terms of settlement
he plaintiff recovers the lamp. The
lttorneys were X. +. Susena for the
'laintiff and w. n. Theriault for the
defendant.
Grand Juror John II. Stone and
,hief of Police P.J. Connolly visited
he high school yesterday and talked
With about half dozen boys in re-
ard to, pre- Halloween activities on
fonday night. It appears that a win
ow in the house Of J. c. Cattanach
yas broken with a cabbage. Some of
he boys stated that the cabbage was
brown at the door.
Senator William P. Dillingham; ar
ived in tAe city yesterday from st.
.lbans, where he attended a Repub-
can meeting. II
George L. Dunham of the state bud I
ct committee returned to Brattleboro
esterday after an inspection of the
xecutive department. Roland Z. Stew
ms Of the state>basrd of control, who
made the inspection with Mr.. Dun
am, also left yesterday.
n. P. Wheeler and d. o. Gordon of |
White River junction were in the [
ity yesterday ON their way to Bur
ngton, where they went to inyesti-
ate a refrigerator plant for possible
se at the Junction house.
William TrombIey Of Underhill Is
n a hospital with injuries received
n an automobile smash between .Jeri-
no and Huntington last Sunday. and
lay die. according to a report to the A.,
ecretary Of state from Inspector Ara
riggs. IL is reported that Tromhlev
an into a car which was standing.
nd belonged 70 Y. Nay Of Winoosk.
Halloween was observed last night !
18th the usual dressing up in cos
lines and mysterious movements Of
enches and gates. and the unusual
.ature Of a costume ball given BY I
he Community club in the city hall +.
prize offered BY the club for the
most Halloween costume At the hall