The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-21

John Docherty has sold his house on
Sibley avenue to Antonio Fracassi, for
$4,000. Mr.. Fracassi will take posses.
sion June /, when Mr. Docherty viii
move to one of the other houses which
he owns.
The state board of accountancy, which
provides for the registration and examlna-
tion of certified accountants, as provided
under new law met at the State House
yesterday and organized by the election
of Bank Commissioner f. G. Williams as
chairman OF the board and Luther =.
White of Amsden as secretary and treas
urer. Horace +. Graham is the third
member of the board.
The Washington County Humane so
ciety held its annual meeting in Kellogg
Hubbard library hall Monday and elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: President. William W. Brock OF
Montpelier; vice presidents. S. HOLSTER
Jackson of Barre, Fred L. Gates OF
Montpelier. Frank Fl. Tracy of Mont
pelier. II. ]. Parcher Of Duxbury, j. Bur
ton Pike of Marshfeld, f. d. Ladd of
Barre, b. II. Daniels of Woodbury., Mrs.
i. L. Ainsworth OF Williamstown, Ar
thur A. Emery of Montpelier, Frank 7.
Parsons of Montpelier, 0. g. Eaton OF
Wai.sfeld, f. H. Prouty of Montpelier;
directors, DIR. William B. Mayo of North
field, Col H. S. Foster of Calais and Mrs.
Orlando l.. Martin of Plainfield; secre
tary, Miss r. w. Wright OF Montpelier
and treasurer, Miss Bessie L. Kemp OF
Montpelier.
The program for Memorial day has
been completed, beginning with a parade |
in the forenoon at 10 o'clock. The |
speaker Of the day is 4. w. Mitchell |
and the program in the city hall will be
carried out upon the return of the pro-
cession from its march. One hundred |
school children, under the direction of |
Miss Minnie Barbour, viii furnish music.
The decoration of soldiers graves in the
cemeteries will not take place until aft
ernoon. Brooks post, G. A. r., and
Brooks Relief corps will attend service
at Christ church Sunday morning in a
body.
The funeral Of Mrs. Hattie Shorey
was held in Plainfeld yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. A. w. Hewitt Of
fciating, following a prayer service at
ner home in this city at IL 80 a. m. The
bearers were Walter Perkins of Barre,
Milford Kiser Glenn Martin and Alison
Smith of Plainfed.
Miss Alice Folsom, who is soon to be
married to DIR. r. J. Fitzgerald Of this
.ity, was the guest OF honor at a party |
,iven Monday evening on the fourth
loor of the National Life Insurance
building, by the young ladies employed
IN that floor, They presented Miss Fol
ON an electric toaster, after which re- !
reshments were served.
The +. B. & Z. C. Whiting company OF
Burlington has filed articles Of associa
ion with the secretary Of state. The
ompany Is formed for the purpose Of
selling, buying and deal
ng in brushes, and has a capital stock !,
( sl2o0,000. The stock is divided into
hree shares. owned by A. G. Whiting A.
). Whiting and f. b. Whiting
George W. Chandler OF Barre has sue !
eeded J. NJ Thompson as the repre- /"
entative in this city Of the d. A. Perry :
teal Estate agency Of Barre. and Mr.. =
thompson will return to his former po- !
ton as plumber with the Peck Broth u
RS company. Mr.. Chandler will move
ere from Barre. {.
Papers have been filed with the county I:
ERIK by Mrs. Auralia milford, seeking I:
ivorce from Ora milford, on the ground !:
intolerable severity and desertion. !;
he trial Of the case will take place at I;
he September term of court, (: