The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-29
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: The attention of the secretary
states department has been drawn |
the fact that an Old four-cyl ylindt
Cadillac car with the Vermont registrs
ton plates 1897 has been standing
front of the Jewett inn on lowe
!. State street since "Wednesday, Sept. p
The registration plates were issued I
J John Jay of Waterbury. Mr.. Jay ha
no telephone and is unknown to stat
official residing in, Waterbury. A rs
preventative of the motor departmen
is to investigate the matter soon.
4 Hear records 23ll and 2294 at tn
Brunswick Shop. adv.
/ W. I. Kennedy Of Barre has re
ported collision between his automo
bile and one driven by Joseph Suite
Of Granitevillle on Sept. ~ in Eas
Barre. Damage was 81 to Mr.. Ken
nedy's car and about $7 to the othe
! New copper pipes have been in
stalled on the front of the Vermont
Mutual Fire lnsprance company
building to drain the water from thu
caves troughs..
| Saturday, two 75c records for 81 at
| the Brunswick shop.-adv
Richard Barry of Burlington is work
| ing for Harris Yeti in the American
Clothing store.
A delegation from the Laymen's
League Of the Unitarian church went
to Burlington yesterday afternoon to
attend service at which the Rev. DIR.
William i. Sullivan spoke.
James r.. Wood of the Wood Detec-
tive Agency in Boston has returned
after stay of few days here.
Used piano for sale; excellent barr
gain. 1872 Main street.--adv.
The executive committee of Mont
pelier post, No. 8, American Legion,
held special meeting yesterday to
adopt plans for the observance of armi-
stice day Nov. IL. The post intends to
eclipse last years efforts which were
so successful The annual ball will be
held the night before armistice day and
the parade will take place on the day
proper. Prizes will again be offered for
the best floats in the line of march, TO
the amount of 5000.
John Doucette of Barre Town, who
came TO work in the quarries, entered
a plea OF guilty in Washington county
court before Judge r. L. Fish yesterday
to lewdness. States Attorney Adams,
after explaining the case, said the re-
spondent had been in jail for three
unable to get bail, and he rec
three months in Jail as min
imum sentence as sufficient punish
ment. Judge Fish said he would take
The matter of sentence under consider
ltion. Doucette was without counsel |
ind said he didn't want any. He Is
aid TO have wife and child.
Mrs. George Barber was on the wit
less stard this morning in the auto
mobile collision case of George Wallis
Is. George Barber 1t Is not thought
hat the case will be finished this week.
Webster Miller was in Burlington on
Edward Heaney, now located in st.
ohnsbury, was visitor in the city
o-day.
The resignation OF Laurence A. Kelly
rom the Office of master Of finance of
1ontpelier lodge of the Knights of
ythias was read at the regular meet.
lg held last night in the lodge rooms.
F. Parry was elected to fiji the va ,
lncy. Mr.. Kelly resigned because Of 4
,t having time enough to attend to
le duties. II
Louis Alberde was brought into city !
urt this morning, charged with breach q
the peace. This case grows out of I
e affair last Sunday afternoon on Q
,rre street, in connection with which
prano Amor was arrested and SEN r
need earlier in the week Alberde did {
Il plead, and bail Of 5000 was fur h
shed by i. Fernandez before Miss d
enc Peck. clerk, for his appearance
court later. /
Judge T. L. Laird has appointed Miss p
enc Peck as clerk of Montpelier city Y
urt. Miss Peck has been Judge Il
ird's stenographer for some time and I,
ok up her duties as clerk the first Of
is week. r
The members of the dairy depart .,
mt of the department Of agriculture I,
tended the butter scoring at Marsh Va
Id Yesterday at which IL creameries 4,
re represented. About so attended. NJ
'luding three butter dealers from the n,
ston market. ltl
The funeral of Clayton Bean was Y
ID this morning from st. Augustine's 4,
irch with Rev w. p. Crosby officiat- 4;
!. The bearers were Edward Willett,
orge Willett. Fred Lathrop and Earl n
an. Burial was at Mortified. n
H. p. Sheldon, state FISH and game h,
is working on his bien- a,
] report to be presented TO the state q,
ard Of control. ~
Iohn w. Peck and wife have trans
red to W. n. Peck the premises at Il,
. corner of Hubbard street and First an
snue for consideration Of about w
500. IN
The concrete paving on Barre street ~,
m Main 20 Hubbard was half com -
ted last night and il is expected ~
job will be finished by Saturday
INT with good weather. When this -
eet - completed the city street de- p
-tment viii finish paving az the in ia
section of Western avenue and r
tie street and will then put in the lu'
hings on State street and Barre ma
eet. II Is expected that this Is all OF
work that will be done this fall. e''
l deed Of two acres on the ton Of
nby mountain from c. L. ]. Arer Of
Dnsdale. y. Y. to the state for the c-