The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28


+. n, Pope gave a very interesting and
instructive talk at the high school yes
teYday morning. This theme was about
I"Nunng Men and Women from Business
Mans Point Of View MIR popes talk
lasted 40 minutes. He took three points
into consideration, THE Cigarette, Tenn
perance and Honesty"
We II. Brown, who recently purchased
the Eliza Rublee house on School street
for about $500 Of A. d. Farwell, admin
istrator, II having the property repaired
and viii rent d tenement III the rear
and occupy the front OF the house him
self. Mr.. Brown was a former member
Of the firm Of Blown q Glossy, having
recently sold his interest to Burlington
men,
The employees Of the Montpelier and
Wells Rriver railroad associated with
Fred w, Morse, recent general passenger
and freight agent of the road many
years, yesterday presented him hand
some quartered oak roll top Office desk
and chair. The gift was a complete sur.
prise 10 Mr.. Morse, who was at loss for
words ot satisfactorily express his appre-
cation of the gift.
Selectman Reed oil BrookfeId was IN
the city yesterday taking Burt Pease Of
that town to the state hospital, where
he goes for teatment. Mr. Pease was
released monh ago after being confined
in the institution for eleven years He
was taken to his home, but his people
were unable to d aonything With him
4l4s a,.t an
from the hospital AZ cured.
The hearing on The petition 70 abolish
the third crossing east OF the Kinney
bridge on the line Of the Montpelier and
Wells River railroad has been set for
$3.50 o'clock Thursday, May 4, at the
State House The petition il made
through the attorney OF the road. II
allowed, the other crossings will he elm
mated All the same time. The attorney
general, who received notice Of the hear
ing, informed States Attorney Gates Of
the matter, in order to have the state
Represented.
William Cleveland, who lives near
Dodge bridge in Berlin, was notified yes
terday afternoon by Grand Juror B. II.
Bailey that he must keep out Of the city
with the span of horses which he was
driving yesterday. Cleveland came to
the city to gather ashes, which he draws
to bis farm The horses which he was
driving were badly emaeiated. He was
stopped in front Of the police station
ana Mir. Bailey held a lengthy talk with
him. One horse was suffering from a
rupture and both were in bad shape. At
tor Mr.. Bailey had notified the man to
30 home with the ANIMALS and not To
apear iii tho city with them again until
they are in better condition, Mr.. Cleve-
land wanted to know If he could not col
iect ashes on the way home. lie was
told To get out Of the city before com
paint was made against him.
The remains Of susan Coburn. widow
Of The late Curtis q. Eaton, will be
tonight, and inferred ut o'clock Wed
nesdag afternoon III Green Mount GENE
terry in the family lot, Rev ] e. Wright
officiating Mrs, Eaton died in Clinton
last winter When q resident Of Mont
peliRr she resided On the old Eaton place
near the Three mile bridge She died al
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Flora
Priest, Prof. Priest now being connected
with the Canton theological school, lie
was at once time principal 81 Goddard
seminary. Mrs Priest plans To accom-.
pany the body II her health will permit,
as will Mrs. Emily Hepburn. another
daughter. wife Of A. h. Hepburn, the
prominent New York banker. Judge CO..
burn 81 East Montpelier and Capt. GO.
burn Of Chicago, ILL.,, are brothers Of the
deceased