The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
MONTPELIER

day that an automobile belonging to
d. W. Coryea of this city had been
standing on the street in Cambridge
since last Sunday. Two Of Mr.. Cor
yeas men took the car last week to
go to Washington, Mr.. Coryea states.
About 35 attended meeting OF the
Vermont Telephone association held
here yesterday. The state was divided
into six districts for the purpose TO
holding district meetings throughout
the winter. A directors meeting was
held here Wednesday, all but one OF
the directors being present.
A Hupmobile touring car owned by
C. w. Rice of/Underhill broke down
on Main street early last evening, the
rear axle breaking squarely in two.
The car was not damaged otherwise
by the accident.
The state highway department was
moved on Thursday from it quarters
in the State House to the Fifield house
across State street, which Sergeant
alarms d. J. Dwinell has leased for
the winter. Other departments win be
moved in order to provide committee
rooms for the legislature in the State
House. The highway department is
on the second floor In the west wing
OF the State House. Part of the for
estzy department was also moved yes
terday.
David Murray was in Berlin on
Wednesday to appraise farms for the
First National Farm Loan association,
of which he is director.
Prizes were awarded by Montpelier
post, No. 3. American Legion, yester-
day to tho organizations which put on
the best floats in the Armistice day
parade. The first prize of S25 went
to the Salvation Army, the second of
sl5 to the Woman's club, and the third
of $40 to the Knights of Pythias. :.
L. A. Kelly has gone to New York
City on business.
The secretary of state has received
certificates of election of Henry f.
Hallock as representative from Wal
than, and Frank W. Williams, repre-
sentative from Brandon, from town
clerks in the respective towns.
The number of deer reports received
on Thursday was 27. bringing the to-
tai TO 4l6, with only tow more days OF
hunting, to-day and tomorrow. The
27 reports are Addison 4, Bennington
I. Essex 5, Orange 2, Orleans I, Rut-
land 5, and Windham g.
T. W. Dix. state highway commits
sioner. and G.. A. Reed, state engineer
have gone to Hyde Park to inspect the
sites of federal aid projects. which il
is expected will be put in next year.
0. w Msrtinson of the state en-
gineer's department abs returned from
Windsor, where he was doing work in
connection with new construction al
the states prison.
A marriage license has been issued "a
Roy Ransom Farnsworth of Is Main
street and Miss Ethel May Companion
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Com
panion of Middlesex.
The case Of Earl Duffy, alleged to\be
dependent and delinquent child, was
heard by Judge Z. L. Laird in Juvenile
court this morning and is with the
court. 1t appeared that the boys ia.
ther went away about two years ago
He was in Montpelier living on Elm
street an dattending school for a time
but the family are now TO move to
Barre and he has been absent from
school. City Grand Juror John II
Stone prosecuted.
Two candidates took the rank OF
ESQUIRE in Montpelier lodge of the
Knights Of Pythias last night Marsh.
field lodge did the work and received
much commentator for the way in
which it was handled. The Marshfeld
lodge sent 30 members and there were
number from Barre lodge. After
the work an oyster stew was served
and a social hour followed The meet
ing broke up at late hour.