The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-18

II. +. Sheldon has returned from Ben
nington and Rutland whore lie ha
been on work connected with his de
partment. He inspected the hatcher,
lat Bennington and found good brool
trout fry being grown. 1t ii cxpecte,
that some Of the fry will be PLANTED
next week in streams in the southern
part of the state. The Bennington
Fish and Game club was organized
with good number Of members, an,
plans to plant some trout. Tho war
den work was organized at RUTLAND
for the patrolling Of brooks in that
4 vicinity, as the pike start running il
| from the lake as soon as the ice goes
ont,
Miss Esther Hathaway Of the state
| agricultural department Is detained
] from her duties by Illness.
| Male and female specimens Of pleas
ant, the male mounted by Phillips Of
Glover and the female by George Me.
Neil Of Winthrop, Mass, have been
added to the collection in the Office
Of State Fish and Game Commissioner
III. 2. Sheldon. The male was shot in
Duxbnry and the female came from
the Cornell university game farm.
Judge George III. Dale returned Fri
day night to his home in Waterbury.
The case of Mrs. Jennie MaxfieId,
who recently pleaded guilty to arson,
Is expected To come up in Washing
ton county court the first of next
week. A motion was filed on Friday
by w. N. Theriaiilt, counsel for Mrs
Maxtield, to have the plea OF guilty
stricken off 1t is expected that the
defense viii produce an affidavit at the
hearing. Mrs. Maxfield had no coun-
sci at the time she made the plea She
was asked by Judge F. M, Butler at
that time whether she desired counsel,
and replied that she did not. Mr..
Therianlt's appearance was entered on
Friday.
Used piano for sale at bargain;
1872 Main street.--adv.
G. III Dempsey, commissioner Of edu-
cation, left for Burlington Friday att
ornoon to confer with President Guy
w. Bailey and Prof. B. G. Douglass If
the University Of Vermont on educa-
tional matters. Tie will 20 from Bur
lington to Gastleton for primary
school conference.
Joseph G. Abair returned ON Friday
from Boston, where he attended the
show. DR. X. L. CIeages
and Fred Doucette of Montpelier also
attended the show, as did John Cross
Of Northfeld
In probate court, Willis T. Tracy /
has settled his final account as admin /
with the viii annexed, Of The |
estate Of Helen NJ. Batchelder, late
ST Barre City.
ri w. Dix, state highway eommis-
sioner, leaves ON Monday for Boston,
where he will attend another meeting
ii New England state highway Off I
.ials in regard to the laying out and .
Of highways.
April records on sale at The Bruins
sick Shop. adv.
The jury in the Wallis Barber col
ision case went To Stockbridge to-day
D inspect the scene of an automobile &c
ident which occurred last summer. out
4 which the suit nov being tried has
risen.
May Fl Wheeler has transferred by
deed To r. r. Phillips and
ora j. Phillips part Of the home
arm OF the grantor situated on the
own Hill road leading from Montpel,
If, near the Orissa Blanchard place.
he consideration is understood to be
500.
City Treasurer r. II. Merrill states
lat the money to pay the voters who
cted as ballot clerks in the Marea
lection il ready for them at his OF
&c.
Frank o. Lee and Dr. w. r. Hank
ess Of Montpelier will be among the
,eakers Mt the second meeting of the
University Of Vermont Alumni club Of |
'ashington county TO be held next |
thursday at the Hotel Barre with
upper and sugar on snow party. Pres
ent Guy W. Bailey Of the university
III attend
Captain Henry w. Orser, treasurer
Norwich university, Mortified, has
EN- appointed by the governors as
cal chairman for the worlds board
Aeronautieal Commissioners. Inc,
ganized for the purpose Of advanc
< areonautics and encouraging the
e of aircraft throughout the world.
w. C0rbin, South Hero, is divisional
airman and +. +. Steele. NJ. d., Of
sectional chairman. The 10
! chairman has charge of the general
nvas for membership to the organ.
ltion which is limited to 100000.
en- to both men and women through
t the world, This organization VII
blish all aeronautical news Of the
rid in its "Aeronautical Digest IL
II be recalled that last October Pres
mt Plumley of Norwich universit5 Z
ldered to Major General Clarence Id
.rds Of the first corps area the use OF .
; upper parade ground as q landing 1
ID, which offer was accepted as the
It collegiate flying field in New Eng
ID.