The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-13
MRS. BRUINEN ARRESTED
IN CONNECTION WITH
DEATH or HUSBAND
MONTPELIER

! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Scott ant
son Of Brandon arrived in the city Of
Sunday for few days stay.
X. II. Goss Of Boston, auditor for th,
Tenney company, arrived in the city ol
Monday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. u. N. Lucia Of North
| ampton, Mass, stopped in the city yes
terday on a tour through the state
T.. S. Brigham, state commissioner oi
agriculture, left on Monday for Middle
bury to attend the commencement TX
ercises of Middlebury college.
/ L. G. Mulholland, state marketing
agent, went on Monday to West Hart,
\ ford on business connected with the
department.
The open season for muskallonge be-
gins on Thursday of this week except
in Lake Champlain. The season con-
tinues to April sl3 of next year.
William Morrill,, pheasant specialist
of the state fish and game depart
ment, was in the city on Sunday and
Monday for conference with State
Fish and Game Commissioner Fl. r.
Sheldon, returning to st. Albans, where
he is in charge Of the state pheasant
farm.
Governor James Hartness and Mrs.
Hartness arrived in the city to-day.
They attended the formal opening of
the Caverly preventorium at Pittsforl
Monday afternoon and were in Bran
don Monday night.
F. L. Austin of Burlington was in
the city on business Monday.
j. J. Finnessy of Northfield has ar
rived in the city TO take up his duties
as an inspector for the secretary of
states motor department.
o. P. Bloenquist of Boston arrived in
the city on Monday ON business con
'nected with the new National Life
building.
Rev A. w Hewitt of Plainfeld was
visitor in the city on Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Powers of Morrisville,
daughter of Justice George NJ Powers,
visited friends in the city on Sunday.
The funeral of the late Miss Mar
garet McCarty was held from st. Au-
gustine church Sunday afternoon at
o.30, with Rev. W. p. Crosby official
ing. The bearers were William n.
Theriault, Daniel KERN, John Turnsy
and Merton Price.
Joseph McDuff, the painter who was
injured Friday afternoon when a stag
ing hook on the roof of the !. w.
Rogers house on Elm street gave way, |
dropping him sixteen feet TO the |
ground. was discharged from Heaton
hospital Monday. He suffered bruises
but was not seriously injured.
William Rivers has returned to this |
pity to pass the summer vacation from
Lowell institute. His parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Rivers, went to Lowell and
Boston by auto and returned with
their son. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Wood also made the trip.
In probate court Henry l.. Farwell
has settled his final account as cx-
scutor of the last will and testament
Of Maria ID. White, late of Montpelier.
Mr.. Farwell has also been appointed
trustee Of two trust funds under this
will
Judge Frank Martin of Washington
county probate court is out of the
,ity this week and will attend meet
ng of the Masonic grand lodge in Bur
ington this week Having been mas
.er of the Barre lodge of Masons last
year, Judge Martin is entitled to a
fote for the first time in the grand
odge as Junior past master. The vot-
ng will take place on Wednesday.
Robert Edison, master of Montpelier
odge last year. will also be entitled
o vote as a junior past master and
viii go to Burlington on Wednesday
o attend the meeting.
Miss Hazel +. Joslyn gave miscel-
aneous shower last evening at her
iome on Northfelh street to Miss
elizabeth Temple, daughter of Mr.. and
irs A. II. Temple of Loomis street, in ,
onor of her approaching marriage TO
V. Trafford Teschout of Bennington. I
on of Mr.. and Mrs. W. $. Teachout ,
4 Spring street. Friends of Miss
'emple. to the number Of rs, attend =
d. Bridge was played and refresh 7
rents were served. Miss Joslyn. who 2
in library work in Manchester, \. '
L. arrived last Saturday night for a
tay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. '
. r. joslyn.
Richard Harvey Of Hardwick. quar- h
eman. was in city court this morning (
nd entered a plea Of guiltysto intoxi- :
ltion. He was sentenced by Judge r. B
Laird 10 30 days in Jail Harvey +
as arrested at the Central Vermont =
alton last night BY Officer Sloan. He a
ated that he came from Hardwick
see the circus and remained here i
n few days. =
The states cases against " Monte =
nd NJ J. Doyle for failing TO comply
ith an order of District Health OF
r. c. r. Burr 10 clean up the prem \,
- on Putnam street owned by Doyle 4
I'd occupied BY Monte. have been con p
nued tin June 20. A hearing was
Id this morning before Judge =. L. q
sird in Montpelier city court and II
developed that DOYLE was taking a
,ion Of ejectmenf against Monte. his =
torney being W. A. Lord. j
Petitions fer Redfeld Proctor FOR a
,veruor and Charles B. Adams for q
ate's attorney Of Washington coun A.
we're circulated IN the CITY today.
In response to suggestions from :,
eml,rrs of the Board Of Trade. Secre- :.
~ D. ,. Burns today announced the y
II Of = series Of monthly lunch
ns 70 he held June "a from noon "a u
p. m Al the Pavilion hotel Cover !.
y james Hartness uill BE- ne guest y
the board at the luncheon. The at Il
udsncr will determine uhcther other :,
neheons sill he held. -