The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
MONTPELIER.
New Methodist Pastor Welcomed by
Brotherhood Last wyoming.

MFiNoNAhN AA~A tAAHh NV Y ADNtAi HAN NN
tertainment given il his honor BY the
\ Trinity brotherhood. About 40 mem.
bcrs Of the brotherhood sat down %
supper and at it, close a business meet
4 ing was held, az which a number Of
names were brought before the mem
hers to be looked up for membership
in the church. y. a. Mutt was toast.
master for the social gathering, which
followed Mr. Hendee spoke TO the
brotherhood of the work upon which he
Il Just entering and what he hopes to
accomplish, and benjamin Gates gave
him a hearty welcome, in behalf Of the
Organization Music was furnished BY
Bruce Mcdonald, Fred =. Keeaan and
Harold Keegan and church matters were
informally discussed.
John Birtel has been granted q reis-
sue Of pension Of Sl5 per month. from
April 10, 1910.
Mrs. George II. AImon continues to
make good recovery from her recent
injury and her complete restoration To
health seems to be only question Of
time
The high school team was badly beat
en- yesterday afternoon at baseball
when Northheld high won from them
IN most uninterestine game, by the
score Of II to l. The visitors played
all around the home team
Results Of the analysis Of cultures
taken from the throats Of the seminary
students were received yesterday and
showed that symptoms Of the disease
were found in four new cases This
will delay the opening Of the seminary
for at least a week
J. G. Temple, president Of the Temple
Brothers marble and granite manufae-
tuners. Of Rutland Is here hiring gran
tie cutters Of which the supply Is small
10 Rutland county The company 0pef-
ates several plants in Vermont and
Massachusetts and tie industry Is IL
very prosperous condition.
The game between the Montpelier high
school and apaulding high Of Barre,
which was % have taken place Thurs
day afternoon. has been called of, and
instead, the game viii be between The
local team and the Rochester high and
win be played here. Saturday, Mont
pelier high plays the Peoples academy
team here.
The shoreham Grange company, which
was organized at shoreham TO buy and
sell merchandise. has fled articles Of
association At the Office Of the seere.
tafy of state. The capital stock IS S.
COO divided into 600 shares, and the
incorporators are d. W. McCaulav,
Henry Befden, S. W Ward, 7. C. East.
on and G VI Howard
Miss Florence Gauvreau. formerly a
clerk IN the store Of D. s. WheatIey,
was married this morning IN ST. Marys
Catholic church ST. Adams. "a ] Dolor
Manard Of this city Tho couple were
unattended and viii take short we'd
ding trip, after which they viii reside
in Waterbury. A number from here
were present at the wedding.
Because they engaged in a row at
church service held Sunday evening at
the home Of the rabbi, on Harrison
avenue, Judge Harvey gave a talk toI
two Of the guilty parties ia court yes
terdav and fined each As and costs.
They were Louis Lebovity and Abraham
over the junk business William Burke
was fined S. and costs AZ the same
time IN court aud was sentenced 70 30
days IN isii. for intoxication
Mrs. George Z. Colby died SUNDAY
night at her home on Liberty street
from the effects Of q shock. which ST.
sustained the Thursday before. She
was born ID M0retcwn. March 27 1865
and married Mr.. Colby in Fayston, II
1873 She il survived by her husband
and two daughters. Mrs j T. Pierre
Of this city and Mrs X. Fl Walbridge
81 Burke n y, besides a number 81
brothers, n Y. besides a number of
were held this afternoon from her home.
Rev. J Edward Wright officiating. aud
interment was in Green Mount GENE.
terry.
A special meeting Of the city conn
I'm was called last night to consider
the matter Of purchasing site for the
proposed new high school building The |
Lane Manufacturing company has re-
duced its original price $500 and the
pitkin estate $3.50, and commaniea-
ton to that effect, from representa- /
tives Of both parties, was presented to |
the council It was decided to let the
voters Of the city decide the matter
once for Ill at a special city meeting. /
TO be called the 18th of this month /
Other matters 81 small Importance were
considered hy tina council bat no ae-
ton was taken. except 70 refer them
to their proper committees
There is some disappointment among |
the architects that the work az The
State House does not progress more
rapidly, though ii has been done as
quickly as circumstances would permit /
work that was unforeseen /
has come tip, Ike the blasting Of The /
rock. when. on account al the care with I
which 1t had to be done, took valuable I
time The changes are being made very
satisfactorily and the architects agree
that they are getting along as well t
rs could be expected. J. S. Patten, sec
rotary and treasurer OF the G. S. Blodg I
cit company, W. b Austin OF New
York, the architect who drew up The
plans. and j. J. Raine Of Burlington
the engineer in charge Of the instalIa
tion Of the new system, met ait the
State House yesterday for confer
ence.
Montpelier is having some trouble in
having ner census taken. In two OF the I
wards the work has been completed,
but the other four have not and two
of them have not been touched Wards
siA and FIVE were canyassed by Charles
DEF. Bancroft and Charles Walden and I
ARE the ones completed Mrs Clara 4
Holton Of Mortified was assigned to
the third ward but SHE was unacqnant-
ed with the city and many were omit.
ted When the reports began to come
in from numerous ones who had been