The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-20
MONTPELIER.
Charles E. Remission Died Yesterday from
the Effects of Shock.

1 Charles Emery Remission, who suffered
I "a shock ten weeks ago died yesterday,
after being unconscious for week. He
| was born in East Calais s. years ago
looming to Montpelier seven years ago
\ a. driver for the United States
/ Clothes Pin company, Mr.. Remission was
/ very faithful and Tor five years had tax
+ en- no vacation Eighteen years ago
! he married Miss LHeie Hammond Of
| East Calais. who survives him, with one
daughter. Miss Mona Remission. He is
/ also survived by brother, Marcus Ken
iston of Cabot The funeral will be held
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from
the house, Rev s. f Bloomfield officiating
and mterment will be ID East Calais.
| Mrs. Sarah L. Hyde observed her g3d
/ birthday anniversary yesterday at the
! home OF her daughter, Mrs f. IT. Hyde
Although no formal celebration was
planned, she received many calls, flowers
aud cards from friends Mrs HYDE pos,
sesses her faculties TO marked de-
gree.
A. ID. Slloway finished work Satur.
day at the car barns Of the Barre ana
Montpelier Power and Traction company
Miss Leila NJ Hood, who was employed
by ]. II Davidson in Montpelier, will
join the family in their new home in
Portland, Oregon
The report Of the engineers who had
charge of the survey of the eross-state
railroad from this city to Rutland will
be heard at the annual meeting OF the
Rutland s. Montpelier Railroad company,
which is co be held here January 5.
Michael Grady will take the place OF
the late NJ J. Lynch as roadmaster Of
the northern division Of the Central Yer
mont railroad, pending the appointment
of his successor. The general roadmas-
ter, w. r Elrod. is IN the West, and
until his return Mr.. Grady win serve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Paradis Of
Chicago are visiting at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
D. Paradis. Mr. Paradis is assistant
engineer at the Chicago offices Of the Bal
timore s Ohio railroad Eight years ago
he began work for the road as roadmap,
and since then has beeu promoted sew
eral times. lie and bis wife returned
to-day to their home.
The report so long circulated that
Montpelier was to have the honor OF
being the first in Vermont in which
postal savings bank would be established
and in operation is to become an actual
fact, as Postmaster Brown has been
summoned to Washington, d. G., to con-
fer with Postmaster General Hitchcock
on the matter These banks viii be
ready 60 receive deposits January I.
The pupils of St. Michae's school ten.
dered reception TO Rev. W. !. 0Sul.
Ivan Sunday evening, in honor of the
30th anniversary OF his ordination to
the priesthood 4 literary end musical
program was enjoyed and banquet
served,
Charles Parker of Calais, who was ar
rested Sunday on the charge Of intoxica.
ton, pleaded guilty in city court yes
terday and was committed to the county
jail for 30 days No disposition has vet
been made of the case OF his son, Henry
Parker who is charged with pointing a
gun at Deputy sheriff Graham, when he
was urrestiug the older man.
Miss Carrie Longmore, a former resi-
dent Of this city, was married recently
to Lemuel Vincent. mail clerk between
Boston and Philadelphia.