The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
MONTPELIER

i. 4. Clark, whose back was injured
d few days ago when uhe horse which
he WIS driving became frightened &C an
automobile aud wsnt over bank, seems
10 be recovering nicely
Announcements have been received Of
the marriage at Maiden, Mass, July 4
Of Edward ", sibley and Miss Edna Nc
lntosh Mr.. Sibley was At one time EN-.
ploysd in the Boston Bargain store
here
Alfred PRO, one Of the first Spaniards
10 come to this city, died recently at
SAN Tanda, Spain, where he went two
years ago on account 81 impalred health,
the cause Of his death being stonecutters'
consumption he was resident of
Montpelier for 20 yean.
Raymond Colby, WHO visited in RAM
d0lph last week narrowly escaped SCI
rious injuries while on his way home
He was driving spirited horse and
after he got upon the gulf road The ami.
mai became frightened at an automobile,
taking the rie over a hank into corn
aeid No damage was done. 70 the out
it,
The death Of Mortimer KERN OF More
town occurred Sunday morning, after a
long and painful iAness part Of which
time was passed in Heaton hospital.
He was only 20 years Of age. His par
ents, three sisters and three brothers sur
vive him. The funeral service was held
this morning the Catholic church In
Waterbury
Henry W. Ford, who for the past
five years has been employed IN the
store of the Grand onion Tea company,
has resigned and left Sunday for New
York City Hp Is 10 be an assistant
salesman for the New York office Of
Swift & Co., but did not known when he
left here Just where he would Be iocat-
ed.
This evening at o'clock viii occur
the marriage Of Charles A. Webb. for
merry eaibor Of the Montpelier Journal,
but now private secretary Of senator
W. ?. Dillingham;, TO Miss Pa =. Run
deA Of Canton, n. Y. The ceremony
viii be performed by Rev A. H. Webb
Of Nonhdeld, father Of the groom. az
the home of Mr.. and Mrs G, II. Ship
man on Court street
At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Who'd Art gallery, held last evening
the following officers were elected: presi-
dent. L. Bart Cross; yiee-presdent. DR..
A. B. Bisbee; secretary and treasurer
10. D. Clark curator, John VI Brooks;
custodian, Charles u. Mather; commit.
tee on buildings. President Charles -.
Afather; committee on furnishing Miss
Ella Bailey, ard COMMITTEES On hnaneer
President j A. DeBoer.
The Rockingham Building association
of Rockingham, VT, filed articles Of as
soeiation yesterday az the Office 81 the
secretary of state The company has q
capital of $4,000 and il organized 70
promote building operations ~ that
town. The signers are Alfred L. Field,
r. S. Leonard ] II Biaklcy, i. F. keefe.
@. H. Gorbam, s j Cray, G. r. Wales,
J g Day, j. j. Fentsn. 4 s. Resre and
z. I. Walker, al Of Bellows Falls
Raymo and Kenneth spsare. Jimmie
PoleaFo and another boy were nearly
dsowned yesterday forenoon ii the VI
oezki river They nera 81 sae~n ~AsssF
when near the railroad AFiage 81 the
Central Vermont. they struck 4 hall
submerged rock and eapsinea All but
Jimmie made the shore iii safety but
he was caught Id the moaring chain and
carried down. Had It not been for The
aid 81 the shifting crew Of the railroad
VITO hurried to his rescae, he would
probably have been drowned The boat
was a wreck.
Mrs. Kate E. Ter9ll has returned from
New salem, Mass, whore for three weeks
she has been trimming fourteen children
Of tile Dorothy DIX school wtto are
members Of the BOSTON C'hildrens Thea
Ire Concert company, for tour which /
tneY will make during the summer
They leave this week, going first % Pc |
lard Springs hotel in Maine, and touring +
various summer resorts Mrs. Terrifi Z
has been engaged to train the children
for tine production Of 'tAs You Like 1T,
q be given The coming season.
Work on the new city hall Il progress
M rapidly and, although there is much
vet 10 be done before the building can
De called completed vet Morbmen are
II work On an three floors and the slate
i being placed on the roofs. The rest L
foom In which the W0men's club IL In
crested ard which The board Of trade
approves and bas been suggested to the
dfy council, Ii practically an assured
'aet and willie the ssigning IF such i
-oom rests with the council, the one
Tow in min ii off the listers room and
.asily accessible from the street. This
would be much appreciated BIZ out-of-
own shoppers.
Julius 7. Knapp, a former resident h
i this city, died sunday 1t THE state
ospital for tlie insane 1T Waterbury
nd the funeral was held AT 5 o'clock /
his afternoon at tile chapel at Green i
4ounf cemetery Nr. Knapp Is survived !.
n his wife and was brotber-in-law
i NJ. d Evans Of Waterbury He was
descendant Of Paul Knapp, who start 3
a tire FIRST brick yard Id Montpelier. !
Il the sdte Of the present opera house !,
lock, IN 1909. a carpenter by trade.
{ built number Of houses here and
tier spent several years III Cambridge. 4
faas., returning to Vermont when Ills ii
ealth failed For time he had been !,
private patient at the state hospital.