The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-27
MONTPELIER

Bernard Burke, member Of Mont
pelier troop, No. 2, of the boy scouts
has returned from the Eastern States
exposition at Springfield, Mass, wher'
he acted as personal escort to Governor
Hartness. He is the son Of Mr.. anf
Mrs. P. j Burke. Harry A. Knapp, an
other member Of the troop and son O
Mrs. Ida A. Knapp, was head OF tht
delegation Of Vermont boy scouts
which attended the exposition free Of
charge as guests of the boy scouts Of
America.
i The Boutwell,, Milne A Varnum gran
| tie quarry put out 20 carloads Of gran
lite from one Of its four derricks last
week, it was, stated by one Of the men
working in the quarry. This derrick il
number one. Number two and three
| derricks put out IS carloads between
them Number one handled larger
blocks than the other two, thereby
Heading more cars than two and three
together. About 65 men are said to be
working in the quarry.
! Used plano for sale; excellent bar
gain. 1872 Main street. adv.
/ Notices are given Of a meeting Of
Mount Sianai temple Of the Mystic
Shrine on Oct @ and pilgrimage to
Sherbrooke, z. O., on Oct. IA. when the
Sbriners will be the guests of Karnak
temple OF Montreal. The program for
the meeting here includes banquet at
Ia .. M, band concert by the temple
band and exhibition by the Arab Pa
troll and ceremonial session at 5
o'clock
| Ernest Laviolette has completed his
duties in the postofiice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bullard of
Windsor were visitors in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Billiard il nominee for
senator from Windsor county.
| Carl G. Fletcher OF Sheiburne was a
visitor in the city on Tuesday.
| DR.. James NJ. Hamilton and daugh-
ter OF Rutland were visitors in the city
on Tuesday.
The marriage Of Luke Fl. Harrington
of this city to Miss Mary Cordelia
lCarman, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. HON.
er A. Carman Of st. Adams, takes place
! in st. Albans to-day.
Yesterday was a day Of recollection
OF four years ago to number of World
war veterans in Montpelier. for II was
the anniversary Of the opening OF the
Mouse Argonne drire in France
Two automobile cases and one case
of breach Of the peace we're disposed Of
BY Judge r Il. Laird in Montpelier city
court yesterday afternoon. George w.
Fargo Of Randolph pleaded guilty to
operating his car in careless and
negligent manner and was fined SIS
and costs OF sl7.55. DIR. Henry L. Til
lotson Of Ciroton pleaded guilty to OPP
Grating his ear while under the inhn
ence OF intoxicating liquor and was
fined 800 and costs Of sll.55. Robert
e. Susena of Montpelier was fined 500
and costs Of sos on plea of guilty
to a charge OF breach OF the peace. He
pleaded not guilty at an initial hearing
some weeks ago but changed his plea
yesterday. Erwin NJ. Harvey appeared
for DIR. Tillotson, the other two defend
ants not having attorneys. States At
torney Adams prosecuted in the auto
mobile cases and, with City Grand Jur-
or John Fl. Stone, prosecuted in the
breach Of the peace case.
A marriage license has been issued
to Julian Gomez of 22S Barre street, a
granite cutter, and Miss Josefa Abascal
Of AZ River street, Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. d. Carleton left on
Monday for Connecticut. after visiting
Mrs. o. II Richardson OF Terrace street |
for three weeks. Mr. Carleton, who re-
Gently sold his iewelry business in
Barre. will locate in some town in Con-
necticut.
Walter r. Bond and CASTOR Guth OF |
the forestry department have returned |
from making a forest survey for for
est working plan in the Proctor Piper
state forest at proctorsyille and the
George Aiken state forest in Rutland.
In the Montpelier postoffice, John F.
has been appointed regular
clerk and commenced work Sept. Ia. /
John Harold Murphy has been appoint
ed substitute clerk.
The Vermont commandery of the
Order of Veterans of Foreign
Wars will hold its annual meeting in
Rutland Friday, Sept 20. with ban
quet at the Bardwell hotel at p. m.
Officers will be elected at this time. The
now has ITO members and
a large number of applicants will be
considered at the meeting in Rutland.
Lieut.. John L. Greenwood of North
field is the present commonder and Ma
jor Charles n. Barber of Mortified IS
secretary. The order is composed OF
officers and descendants of officers who
took part in any Of the foreign wars
81 the United States The Vermont
started in 1890 with IL
members. six Of whom survive. These
IRE Col. O. d. Clark III Montpelier,
Capt. A. G. Eaton of Montpelier, Lieut.
II. Prouty OF Montpelier, Capt.
Frank l. Greene of ST. Adams. DIR. W.
Seward Webb of Sheburne, Lieut.. Col.
Alfred NJ Mason of Pasadena. Cal The I
has one member, Lieut.. I
Fred. n. Raymond, who is now in Bo-
sota, Columbia. and another, Lieut. I