The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-05
MONTPELIER.


1 flans belng competed 70 welcome Nun
sey Tourists.
The Montpelier board and trade and
automobiles met last night in the
hoard Of trade rooms to prepare for the
sinnsey tour which viii poss thro1gh
Montpelier August p. Governor G. IL.
Prouty will be in the city that day to
extend welcome to the visitors, the
0and will render a concert and com.
mittee viii look after the reception d
the Munsey.ites A run TO Montpelier
will also be taken by the Automobile
Club of Vermont to swell the number
of the reception, a call for the run hay-
ing been issued by President Brown.
Il is planned to have the Vermont ear,
lined up on both sides Of State street
and and have the Munsey tourists pass
between them. A welcoming banner
will be strung across the corner Of Main
and State streets. The members Of the
A. c. V. and board Of trade are en-
deayoring to have the tourists make a
stay Of several hours in this city as
they will arrive here about noon and the
trip to Burlington, where the stop over
night viii be made il only forty miles
The stop over on the night Of the 2lst,
the night before the tourists reach Mont
pelier. win be made ia Bethlehem, n H.,
from which place the run will be made
to this city the forenoon OF the I'D.
There were 2O7 health officers regis
tered at the state school just closed
DR.. II. d. Holdton, secretary Of the
state board Of health, said it was the
best school ever held.
reunion Of John Long descendants
was held yesterday in MiddleseN at the
home Of Frank W. Nichols, there being
IS in attendance. Rain interfered some
what with the attendance as well a.
with the plans for the outdoor eelebra-
ton. Following dinner ial hour
was spent, during which Miss Blanch,
Long Of Waitsheld played the organ
for chorus singing.
The st. Johnsbufy East Creamery as
ISOLATION has fled articles with The sec.
rotary Of state for the purpose Of con
Quoting a creamery and general store in
St. Johnsbury and at sub-stations
throughout the state The capital stock
is $1,000, and the signers are, Dan. J
chlsoIs Of Boston. G. d. Carleton, Charles
Il, Hoyey David Damage and O. s. Rem
lex, all Of East St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Ransom Proctor died yesterday
afternoon at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Harvey Burnham, having reached |
the age Of 95 years on July Is. She
was the daughter Of Sherman and Polly
Beach and was born in Burlington, where
she lived until her marriage 10 Mr. |
Proctor IN Montpelier 20 years ago. Sis
children were born to them, Of whom
two survive, being Wallace Proctor and
Mrs. BurDham Of Montpelie. Her hus
band died sixteen years ago yesterday |
The funeral will be held Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock, with interment in the
Green Mount cemetery.
Judge Martin gave hearing in pro
bate court yesterday afternoon on the
final settlement and distribution Of
trust fund amounting to about $4,000
which was created by the will Of Z. NJ
Irish, drawn August 20. 1895. There
are some claimants to the property who
wished to be heard The granddaughter,
Helen Harlow, Of Montpelier, claims the
entire $4,000 under the viii, while neph-
ews and nieees Of the late Mr.. Irish
claim that half the property should 90
to her and the remainder Be divided
among themselves. j. w. Brock is tho
trustee. After the hearing Judge Mar
tin continued the case to August Is,
when it is expected that he will render
a 1aaisian