The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

b. M. Willard of East Montpelier
who is connected with railroad com
pany in the west, stopped In the cit,
this morning on his way TO his hom'
for short vacation.
Miss Leola Pease, who has been Wis
iting with Mrs. A. n Blanchard, left
this morning for Worcester, Mass.
where she will teach for the remainder
of the winter.
Ernest Newcomb, fish and game war
den for this county, was in the city
and Plainfeld Monday relative to the
|. Illegal shooting of deer, which occurred
some time ago. He went TO Mortified
this morning relative to Illegal taking
of ducks.
Mrs. John Flint went to Mortified
this morning for visit.
Three persons were overcome by OK
citement and probably the heat in the
Playhouse Monday evening, all of them
being affected at the same time.
Plant Manager George Collamer OF
the New England Telephone company
has completed the repairs on the cable
at the corner OF Main and Barre streets
in Montpelier. Some l20 sets of wires
were put out Of working order by wa
Ter getting into the conduit and freez-
ing. The city boiler used for thawing
purposes, was used three days in max
ing the repairs. Even with this handi-
cap, the service given by the operators
was good and probably but few per-
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cident to the company's lines.
Men OF the sewer department in
Montpelier are having quite time re-
pairing break in the main on Hillside
avenue. They dug six holes and still
are unable to get repairs made. There
appears to be several lines Of sewer
mains but in the days when these and
other mains were laid in Montpelier
no map of them was taken so that the
workmen are unable to tell just where
the mains lay. In addition to this,
there is water leak lower down on
the same street.
H. A. Black, secretary Of state, re-
turned to-day, after passing few
days at his home in Newport.
Governor James Hardness arrives To-
night from Springfield.
Judge George II. Dale returned last
night TO his home in Waterbury.
Sheriff Frank H. Tracy of Washing
ton county returned last night from
Boston, where he attended q meeting
of the Story club last Saturday night.
Mrs. Kenneth Mcintosh has returned
to her duties in the state department
of agriculture, after an illness with
grip.
County Warden Henry Rowley Of
Burlington called on State Fish and
Game Commissioner II. p. Sheldon to-
day.
j. A. Donahue Of Burlington and AL.
len Martin Of Essex Junction were vis-
iIors at the State House to-day.
George Kelley, who has been EN-
ployed on the new building of the Ma.
tional Life Insurance company, has re-
turned TO Boston.
The chancery case OF Marshall L.
Wood vs.. Lane Manufacturing com
pany is set for hearing before Judge
sherman r. Moulton in Washington |
county court Thursday morning. w. |
B. G. Stickney, Lawrence, Lawrence a !
Stafford and w. A. Lord are the attor
Ieys for the plaintiff and J. @. Sargent |
md A. c. Theriault for the defendant.
j. s. Buttles, commissioner of indus
ries, viii! go to White River junction |
m Thursday TO hear the compensation /
ase of Gennaro Vaienti Of Troy, N. H.,
Igainst John Wilmoth OF Ludlow. yal-+
nti was examined by an independent /
in Albany. n. Y. following
N accident and compensation award
vas made. He claims to be entitled to L
urther compensation Mr.. Buttles win
lso hear the case of Edgar Soper VS. A
american Realty company in Brattle-
orc. The plaintiff in this case was in
nred two or three years ago and is
ow in the Pittsford Tuberculosis san
forum. The question to be decided in
his case is the extent to which an
ccident which he suffered is response
lie for his present condition. Hearings
re also pending on cases in Rutland
nd Burlington.
MISS Jean ID. IlilHeN Ol the CuHlWlS-
oner of industries Office has returned
'om Morrisville.
Miss Ethel Aver of the state depart
tent of agriculture has returned TO her
uties, after an attack of the grip.
About 60 guests Of the Riverside on
tate street and their friends gathered {
! the Riverside last night for a dance,
q orchestra furnishing music. Refresh
ents were served.