The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-28
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Intereet from
Different SectisnA

A meeting of the Vermont Hotel
Mems association will be held at Man
chester Oct. 4 and s.
The Mortified Trust company has
settled its final account as executor
Of the last viii and testament Of Don
B. Celley in probate court.
Forty woodchucks have been killed
by the futile family in South London
derry this summer so far and there
seem to be enough left to nibbie the
gardens in spite of the slaughter
The taking of the school census in
Rutland showed the number OF chill
dren between six and eight years az
All; between eight and 10, 2,lO2; 10
and 1854. The number Of boys be-
tween the ages of six and Is was 500
and Of girls between those ages, l,542.
The Beaton Brothers Quarry COM
pany Of South Ryegate has HE'D
articles Of association in the sec
retarv Of states Office with
capital stock of $4,000 of which a
certificate that $4,000 Of that sum has
been paid up was filed IN the ONCE
Saturday. The papers are signed oy
RAYMOND and J Forbes Beaton, among
other subscribers.
Charles Britt, a former resident OF
Rutland, who was sentenced to state
prison at Windsor for participation IN
Xix bnrqlaries In March, 1921, but who
had been out on parole a few months,
will have to return to prison to serve
out his term, as he has violated the
conditions of his parole in being one
Of the persons who stole an automobile
in pittsfield, Mass, recently
Ethel. six-year-old daughter OF Mrs.
Flora Shippee of West Dover, is in the
Brattleboro Memorial hospital IN Sc
rious condition after being run over
early last week by an automobile drlv-
en- by James McRae. The child's RIBS
we're crushed against her lungs. Next
dav the child's older brother, William,
aged 10 years, fell from load OF hay
and broke or cut piece of the bone
Of one elbow.
Five Rutland boys, Emmett Howe,
Is. Edward LaCross, is, Clement
Abatielle. Ia, Matthew Alberico, "A,
and William Greenwood, Is, were in
CITY court in Rutland Friday, charged
with breaking into freight car ana
stealing fruit from it. They pleaded
guilty and their case was continued =
month, after they were ordered TO pay
the cost Of prosecution and given
sound lecture by the judge. They
stole a box of oranges.
Mrs. Mary A. Wheeler, widow Of the
late Nathaniel Jackson Wheeler q
White River Junction, and mother OF
Nathaniel P. Wheeler, owner and man
ager of the Junction house, died IN her
Junction house apartment Thursday
afternoon at o'clock from a sudden
illness She was in her S5th year and
had made her home at the Junction
house for some time. She was born IN
Ashland, N. H., the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George X. Drew Following
her marriage she lived for many years
in Norwich and became the mother OF
six children, all of whom are living.
Rumors about the State House are
that Mrs. +. N. Whitney of the state
board Of charities is to be candidate
for town representative from North
field. while r. w. Peake Of Bristol, who
was here Friday, will be candidate
from Bristol, which town he represent
ed two years ago and that Harold Bal
lev of Winooski will be candidate for
speaker, if elected, in his home city
where he seems to have pretty good
assurances Miss Edna Beard of Or
ange has opposition to her candidacy
for senator in Orange county, Frederick
Bickford having filed papers that he is
a candidate II is also understood that
there is probability that woman will
represent Royalton while Representa-
tive Clark of Readsboro is being urged
to allow reelection. II is understood
that Mr.. Carpenter of Cabot may come
back without opposition and that Wade
Keyes of Reading will not have oppo
sition.
The judicial department of the