The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
MONTPELIER
Funeral Of james wilson, VINO Died
Wednesday Of Heart Failure

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James Wilson. native 81 Ireland,
aged nearly 10 years. died Wednesday
M tie home al his daughter Alrs. John
VI Leach. whore he had lived for five
wears. The cause Of has death was
heart failure. he left wife and two
daughters. Mrs. Leach and Mrs Charles
Wells. Funeral services were held this
atteruoon. Rev. i. III Taylor # the
PEOPLES church officiating and inter-
memo was ia Green Mount cemetery
Tho marriage 81 Miss sally 0viath
dauahtef 81 Mrs fanrs tifid uWiate %
Lawrence llaniIt9n eafanag es
Wednesday lnne 22 il lhf}ss chpEsa.
w. H. Irwin. ward master for tlle
Montpelier 4 Wells River road. had one
ankle badly aealded hy steam from
passing engine, d few Days ago. Ills in
jury IS not dangerous.
The mission study class Of Bethany
church gathered last evening 10 com
memorate the tenth wedding anniver
sary Of Rev and Mrs. S. Fl Romliela.
The anniversary date Is not until neNt
Monday
The street signs for the benefit Of
automobiIists have arrived and wiz in
mediately be placed on The proper
streets. on them are directions for The
tfip to the White mountains White
River Junction. Burlington, Montreal, st
Adams and other points most fFequentad
BY sutoists.
Yesterday was the golden wedding an
niverSarv 81 Mr. and Mrs Andrew j.
sibley and. although there was no form
al Observance Of the day, q goodly mum.
I bered gathered 10 offer congratulations.
During the past forty -two years they
| have resided in this city. whore Mr. sib
4 lev has held many Offices Of trust Tie
has been postmaster here, Il now vice.
president 81 the Capital Savings Bank
4 & Trust company, a trustee Of heaton
! hospital and at different times has beer
manager Of the old Pavilion hotel and
of the Consolidated Lighting company.
Twenty 81 the younger boys of the II
I'M. g. Al. accompanied by Secretary VI.
| r. Pitcher. will leave Tuesday for the
first trip of the season, going to Camels
Hump The journey to North Dtxhafy
will be made by train, and the party
will tramp from there 10 the top Of the
hump, where they win remain over night
June Is. second delegation from the
association, numbering about ten. CON
sistinn Of older boys will 60 to che
hump and Secretary Byron n Clark d
the Burlington association has arranged
To have class Of boys from there make
trip to the same place the same day
The Montpelier board Of trade has been
notified, Through Charles M. Hayes, presi.
dent Of tie Central Vermont railway
that several matters concerning the train
service on the branch line, which were
brought to his notice in letter from
Joseph A DeBoer president OF Local
board Of trade, will be attended 70 al
once. The different phases Of the situa-
tien have been left with the vice presi.
dent Of the road. Mr.. Fitzhugh, to lock
Latter and Mn. Hayes assures the board
that there viii be no further cause foY
complaint. Among the changes desired
are better cars and more Of them for
the branch road. II is a general occur
enee for the train to be crowded and
often many patrons have to stand o.
the way TO the Junction Some conai-
tons at The station also need to be rem
edied