The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-07

The aftermath Of the Cayanna liquor
case took place last evening when
Deputy Sheriff Bert Slayton, armed
with an official warrant, destroyed
part Of jugful Of SQUIRT wine in ac
cordance with the order Of City Judge
! +. L. Laird The closing of the case
was witnessed by other officers
Heavier financing Of the Montpelier
Board Of Trade as 4 necessity for
progress was unanimously agreed upon
| by those present at meeting Of the
board held Monday evening in the city
hall. The dollar day successfully held
last Saturday was the principal topic
of discussion, and it was brought out
that expenses resulting from such an
enterprise could be met from the
treasury without special contributions
1t the board were on sound financial
basis. A dollar day will be held in
January and July Of each year, If one
Of the suggestions made at the meet
ing of the board is adopted The
majority favored one day affair, al
though the extension Of bargains over
two or three days was discussed.
Decoration Of buildings, special at
fractions. and more advertising space
were other suggestions. A resolution
providing for closing the stores at
$50 p. m. from Monday to Friday
inclusive between the dates July and
October ! was signed by 10 merchants
at special meeting on Monday.
Robert Murphy Of the American
Express Office has gone to Bellows
Falls, where he viii spend few days
studying the new methods of handling
the clerical work of the company.
Webster E. Miller has returned
from few weeks trip to the west,
which included business visitations in
Chicago, Minneap polls, st. Paul, and
Milwaukee. During the time he was
away he also did some editorial
work for the West publishing house
Arthur r.. White, who has been poor
" for several weeks, left Tuesday aft
ernoon for Burlington for observation
at Mary Fletcher hospital which may
be followed by an operation
Mrs. d. III. Skinner Of Waitsfield was
a visitor in the city Tuesday.
Walter Seeley Of Waitsfield was in
the city Tuesday afternoon.
Ensign Raymond futile arrived
home Tuesday for short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tuttle, his par
ents. He will soon 60 back to the ship,
to which he was assigned following his
graduation from the Naval academy
in Annapolis, Md.
William Mckee il in Highgate
Springs for q few days stay with Mrs
Mckee.
M. L. Wood returned on Monday |
from the st. Bernard club in Canada, |
where he reports the trout fishing was
good.
DIR. Garnet c. Cowan is moving mis-
dental Offices from their present loca
tion over the Adams store on State |
street to the Bailey block The office
into which he is moving was formerly |
by Dewey T. Banley, state
agent. The new Offices will |
not be open for work until Monday
A party of Montpelier and Barre
people went to Lake Mansfield to-day
for the annual trout dinner The trip
was made in Frank T. loves car.
and among the passengers were State
Treasurer Walter Y. Scott Of Brandon.
Deputy Treasurer Thomas H. Cave OF
Barre. II. II. Deavitt Of Montpelier.
Charles Baldwin Of Montpelier aud
Mason $. Stone Of Montpelier
The Dover Lumber company. Inc. of
has certified to the secre-
AIRY OF state that $4,000 capital has
,een paid into the treasury by the
to it by Beaver Brook,
nc. of certain lands and premises. The
certificate is signed by Leonard A.
Brown, president, and Harry w. Wit
ers, clerk.
The industrial accident compensa
ion case Of Mrs. Martha Pelkey VS..