The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-06

p. m. nntilva p. m. for those who can
not come during day hours.
| State Highway Commissioner T. w.
Dix has appointed, with the approval
Of Gov. james Hardness, Horace X.
Wood of East Georgia as district high
way commissioner for Franklin and
Grand Isle counties.
The scale testing car Of the Boston
and Maine railroad was in Barre to-
day testing the track scale ON the
Montpelier and Wells River railway.
From Barre the ear goes to Wells Riy-
err and Woodsyille, then south through
New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
The car is in charge Of Inspector Ken
erson of Lowell, Mass.
State Forester W. G.. Hastings ex-
poets that 10000 young pine trees
win be planted in the state this spring.
Some viii be planted at state institu-
tions where the inmates win have.
charge of them.
II. Z. Bremen of the state depart
ment of agriculture attended the an
nual meeting of the Randolph Cow
Testing association last week at Rut-
land and installed Harold i. Aiken Of
Barnet as tester He also prepared the
annual report of the Ruper Manches-
ter association with headquarters at
Rupert.
Laturnino Garcia of Mortified, al
child, died at Heaton hospital at $3.50
this morning.
Washington county court reconvened
at 2 o'clock this afternoon when the
case of East Montpelier VS.. the Barre
and Montpelier Light and Power COM
pany will be heard s. H. jackson and
Y. L. Laird appear for the plaintiff
and f. Fl. Deayitt and r. Il. Gleason
for the defendant.
Word has been received here Of the
death at Waterbury at o'clock this
morning of Thomas Luby, about fifty
years Of age The cause Of his death |
was pneumonia, with which he had suf
fered for the past two or three days, I
and heart failure complicated the case. |
The funeral viii be held from the home (
of his brother William Luby, at Is |
Summer street, Montpelier, Wednes- I
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock The de- |
ceased was born in North Montpelier, |
son of William II. and Phoebe Luby. !
He lived as a farmer in East .Montpel
Ter until about ten years ago when he
went to the state hospital at Water
bury. II is understood that lie has !,
i wife living, but there are no surviy
ng children. Besides his brother men
TONED, he leaves two sisters, Mrs. An
.oine Wells of West Chazy, n. Y, and
Mrs. Frank Kendall OF Wlnehendon,
Mass.
The second meeting Of the Washing
on County Alumni association OF the
University of Vermont will probably
e held the third week in March, at
shich time President G.. w. Bailey,
ohm o. Baxendale, alumni secretary,
nd Tom Ready, football and basket
all coach, are expected TO be present.
/ meeting Of the executive committee
'as held last Saturday morning in the
flee of 7. w. Dix, state highway COM
lissioner. and was attended by DR..
Y. r. Hartness of Montpelier, G. p.
lclxnight Of Mortified. DIR. r. G.
Neil of Waterbury, Frank Lee Of
are, I. W. Dix and D. l.. Lord Of
In probate court, Virgil f. Ayers has
titled his final account a. guardian OF
idney +, Spatford of Barre City. He
as also settled his final account a.
lministrator Of the same estate. The
i'll Of the late Anne G. Mercer Of
ARE has been probated. Annie G. Oar
ng has been appointed executrix of
le last viii and testament of Lyman
Darling of Waterbury Helen c.
'heeler has been appointed admins.
ator of the estate Of George T. I
'heeler, late Of Berlin.
A petition has been brought by
larles A. Smith, administrator of the
tate of the late Marshall j. Bailey.
,ainst Emma L. Bailey, widow of the
ceased, TO bring forward and modify
e decree in the divorce case Of Emma
Bailey against Marshall J. Bailey in
hich a decision was rendered in the
ptember term of Washington county
urt in 1910. BY this decree alimony
IS ordered paid al a certain rate per
ontb. payment to be made BY lien
real estate belonging TO Marshall i.
Iiley. The administrator asks that
e order be modified so he may sell
e real estate