The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04
MONTPELIER

DIR. Fred Kent Of Waitsfield was a
visitor in the city on Tuesday.
| Wilfred Ledden resumed his duties
las night operator in the Western I'm
1 ion telegraph Office last night, after an
absence in Bethlehem, N. H., where he
has been employed in the Western I'm
ion office during the summer.
| Miss Margaret Dobbs, who has been
working in the Western Union offise
during the summer, has completed her
work and is TO be employed this week
In the state bank commissioners office.
Used piano for sale; excellent bar
gain. 1872 Main street.--adv
Senator William P. Dillingham; was
in the city to-day.
Seven candidates were taking the
state board Of pharmacy examinations
in the State House to-day Four MEM
beers of the board, O. W. McShane of
Poultney, Ralph c. Root of Brattle-
boro, Avery g. Smith of st. Albans
and +. d. Pierce Of Barton, we're pres
ent. The candidates are Charles Il.
Mcclure OF Springfield, g. ". Grady
Of st. Adams, D. @. Bixby of Wood
stock, G. Il. Lewis and J. r. Pouton Of
Newport, G. N. Agel of st. Johns
bury and Ellis Parry of Glens Falls,
N. Y.
Representatives of Montpelier lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, to the number of
IL attended district meeting at
Marshfield last night, making the trip
in three automobiles A banquet was
served by the Pythian Sisters Of Myr-
tie temple, after which the lodge was
opened by Vincitia lodge of Barre.
Another lodge represented was Grot-
on. About 80 were present from Barre
and eight from Groton. The address
of welcome was given by Rev. Mr..
Currier of Marshfeld. A representa-
tive of Groton lodge gave the re-
Spouse.
Judge Leonard +. Wing of Rutland |
was visitor in the city to-day. He /
held conference with Col. Ernest w
Gibson, secretary of civil and military |
affairs, and Captain Charles Ferrin, in
fantry instructor in the l72d infantry, |
in regard TO National Guard affairs.
Col Ernest w. Gibson, secretary Of
civil and military affairs, arrived in
the city last night
Charles Neil Of peacham was SEN
fenced to not less than four nor more
than six months at hard labor in the
house of correction by Judge 4. L.
Laird of Montpelier city court yester
day afternoon on his plea of guilty /
to a charge Of operating an automobile
while under the influence of intoxicat-
ing liquor. He had no operating Ii
sense Bert LaLime OF Plainfield
pleaded guilty to intoxication and was
fined S. and costs OF Sl0.65.
DR.. A. j. DeFossett Of the state de-
Dartment Of agriculture left to-day on
! trip to Middlebury, Vergenncs and
G. H. Atkins ef Orleans, warden
II the state fish and game department,
las reported TO Commissioner II. P. +,
sheldon the arrest and filming of four
canadians who were found hunting in
Vermont without licenses on Sept "a.
The men were Charles Goldie, A. s.
livery and Charles Green Of Canada,
md Carroll Perkins, whose address is
Newport, and each was fined S35 and
osts of Sll.50.
Heaton hospital received Monday an
gift Of two $1,000 Liberty
,onds from a Montpelier woman. The
fits were brought TO Director John I
;. Adams. but the name of the donor
vas not made public.
The first degree was worked on ]
lass OF four candidates at a regular
communication Of Aurora lodge, No.
2, +. A. A. NJ, last evening. The
bird degree viii be worked next week. ,
A hearing viii be held in the Office :
I w. N. Theriault, referee in bank
uptcy, on Oct. Ia at 10 a. m. for cred
,ors in the matter of Laurence Han
On, doing business under the name Of
aurence Hanson a Co, who was adj o
idged bankrupt Oct. .. e
A marriage license has been issued c
, Albert J. Pichette of Boston and c
Iiss Carolyn Mary Buley of Vine I
rect, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John f
uley. Mr.. Pichette is native Of $
arlington and Miss Buley was also
,rn in that city. =