The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
MONTPELIER
Annual Bar Meeting October 1st-New
Lumber Company.

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Edward Freedom was called yesterday
before the city officials to answer to
the charge Of not supporting his wife.
He promised to do the right thing ln
future, and Was given another chance
Delegations from this city and Barre
We're in Waterbury last evening to as
sist in instituting a lodge there Of the
New England Order Of Protection. The
degree team from Stannard lodge Of this
city did d portion Of the work,
The Hancock Lumber company is the
second one. The company Il formed for
purchasing and selling Of lands, manu-
facture Of lumber, leasing property and
selling stumpage ii Hancock. The CAPT
tai stock is $4,000, sold at 500 per
share. The stockholders are L. J Rob
inson, a. u Robinson, 4. Grace Robinson
and Josephine Robinson OF Northiield,
and NJ al Wilson Of Randolph.
Wayne Bmnham and Joseph Hickok,
employees Of the New England Telephone
company, left yesterday morning for
Newport to testify in the $50, 900 Joint
damage suit brought against the New
| England company and the Consolidated
| Lighting company by telephone line
man named Drown, who was injured at
Graniteyilie in May. 1905, BY coming in
contact. it is alleged, with Consolidated
wire while working for che telephone
company.
Col. A. 9. Brown, department com,
mander, returned Sunday morning from
Saratoga, making the return trip in his
new automobile, covering the 1875 miles
from Glens Falls, n ", to Waitsfeld
| bv daylight Saturday. Commander
Brown was kept busy yesterday show
ing the solid gold badge, set with dias
moHds, that was presented To him by
his comrades Of the 18th Vermont regi
ment, of which mention has been made
In these columns.
The Goth annual meeting Of the Ver-
mont Bar association will be held in this
| city on Tuesday, October |. The first
session is TO be held IN the grand jury
room Of the Washington county court
house at 3 p. N. The annual banquet
will occur In the evening The judges
Of the superior courts having September
/ terms still in session have kindly ar-
ranged to take short recess OF the re-
spectiye courts, ii possible, that attor
neys may attend Supreme court opening
and this meeting.
A meeting Of the Washington County
Bar association was held in the court
house yesterday noon to take action on
the accidental death OF j. M. Gregory.
of Waitsiield. 8. c. Moody of Water
bury and Benjamin Gates Of Montpelier
were appointed a committee to have
general charge Of the arrangements for
The funeral this afternoon, L. G. Moody
was empowered to procure floral offer
! ing from the association, and George w
Wing, r. L. Laird and i. r. Carleton
were appointed to draft resolutions to
be presented at a later meeting Of the
association and delegation from the
bar will drive this morning TO Waitsfeld
to attend the funeral, which viii be
held at two o'clock this afternoon at the
late home Of Mr. Gregory.
Miss Sara Dryer and James Henry
Kelliher were quietly married in Bur.
| lington yesterday morning, and the wed.
ding came as complete surprise to
most Of their many friends in town. The
ceremony was at nine o'clock yesterday
morning at st. Anthony's church, Rev.
w, 4, Plamondin officiating After the
ceremony q nuptial mass was pronoune.
ed and the wedding party went to the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Patrick
j. Donovan, az fThe Needle, near Queen
/ City park They left yesterday for At
lantic City where they win spend their
honeymoon and upon their return their
viii reside at II Liberty street in this
city. Both are very popular and have
hosts of friends IN town. nv. Kelliher
/ Is graduate Of the Montpelier high
school, is a member Of the school board
and for several years has been assistant
cashier at the First National bank. Miss
Dryer has been staying at the River
side and for some time has been EN-,
ployed in the Office Of Harlan Kemp IN
the Union Mutual as a stenogapher