The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-10
MONTPELIER

About 80 couples attended private
dance in Bailey hall last evening. Car
rolls orchestra Of Barre furnished mu-
sic and refreshments were served.
Miss Eunice Mckenzie is tenporari-
ly assisting in secretarial work in the
office of J, $. Buttlcs, commissioner Of
industries.
In probate court, George II. Dale Of
Waterbury has settled his final ac-
count as administrator. de bonus non.
with the will annexed. Of the estate
Of the late George s. Blaisdell Of Wa.
terbury.
Martin G. Ferry, commissioner Of
the city street and water departments,
went 20 Burlington this mornisg to
attend the annual meeting of the Yer
mont Society of Engineers.
II. H. Carpenter of Cabot, president
OF the First National Farm LOAN as
sociation Of Montpelier, and Jahn II.
Stone of Montpelier, secretary and
treasurer, went TO Burlington this
morning to meet the officers OF the
Federal Land bank Of Springfield,
Mass, for a conference.
Howard L. Hindlcy, editor of the
Rutland Herald, arrived in the city
Adam Desti Of Waterbury is in
county jail in default of
$500 bail on charge of furnishing
liquor brought in Montpelier city
court by States Attorney Chafles b.
Adams as result of a disclosure by
Viens OF Waterbury. Unless
he succeeds in obtaining bail, Desti
must remain in jail until April .,
when the case comes up in court Des
ii was committed on binding over pro
TO Montpelier city court
The ladies of the Assembly club
gave a dance in Bailey hall last eve
ning which was attended by 3s cou.
pies. Carroll's orchestra Of Barre fur.
lished music for dancing until 1890.
rhe dance was one Of the most success
'ul held by the club this season.
The sum of S2s,O47.50 in automobile
fees was turned over to
he state treasurer for the highway
fund on March Q.
The Montpelier Spiritualist society |
will hold a public meeting this eve
ling and another Sunday evening at |
Yrs. BENJAMIN Bailey's residence, 1877 |
lain street. Mrs. Nettie Hunt Bruce |
will conduct the services. The time OF |
he meeting win be 1880.
II. p. Sheldon. state fish and game |
has gone TO Bennington /
nd Rutland counties on business con-
Iected with his department. He will /
e in Bennington the first of next week
o visit the hatchery there, and also
speak before the Bennington
'ish and Game club.
All but six Of the employees of the
tate engineers Office we're in Burling
on to-day for the annual meeting Of
he Vermont Society OF Engineers.
c. A. Needham. representing the Bar
EFT company of Boston. as salesman
OF tarvia, called on +. w. Dix, state
ighway commissioner. to-day.
John T.. Weeks of Middlebury, direc-
pr of state institutions, and G. w.
wilson OF Nergennes, superintendent
+ the state industrial school. were in
he city yesterday relative 20 the hear
lg on the Fsrnsworth girl
The spring ceremonial Of NJ. Sinai
,mple. MOBILES Of the Mystic Shrine.
i'll take place in city hall in Mont
rlier this evening. During the day
Iemters have been arriving TO do
nsiness until meeting time. A special
ain win leave over the Montpelier
I'd Wells River railroad tonight to
my home those coming from 81
and towns in that section
ICED piano for sale at = bargain; .
= Main street.--adr.
II. T. sheldon. state fsh and game ,
sDd L. A. ksity. -ecre- /
~ Of the Associated IndustrirS of /.
ermont. returned Thursday from I,
ochesscr. where they spoke Wednrs-
~ evening TO the members ~ the /,
ard - trade and invited guests
The Washington County Alumni a.
ciafion 0f the University - Yer n
ont viii hold a supper snd maple /
gar party On THURSDAY. March - I
otahir in TIE Hotel Barre Pres dent
~ " Bailey. Iotn O. Brttn3sir. :
umni -~--ssTr. ION ksaiy. hss- '
.tbafl aai fa1ttzl cusch. and ,. r. ?
nnings, ciitor Of ths Tsrncnt Aim D