The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-12
MONTPELIER
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Woodbury. Celebrated
Golden Wedding.

Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin p Woodbury. OBJ
served their 50th wedding anniversary
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. Turney, when family din
ner was served to eighteen persons. Mr..
Woodbury. is 70 years old and Mrs.
Woodbury. IL. They were married in
Barre May 10. 1864, at the home OF
Royal G. Gale, father of Mrs. Woodbury.,
whose maiden name was Almeda
Thwing Gale. For time they lived IN
Berlin and later near the three mile
bridge, making their home there since
1880 Most of the past year they have
lived in this city, though retaining their
legal residence in Berlin. Mr.. Woodbury.
lived in Graniteville for about 20 years,
conducting a livery stable, boarding
house and meat market, which he turned
over to his son-in-law, w. B. Turney, on
leaving for Berlin. Mrs. Turney is their
only child.
Leroy A. Flint has decided to file a
petition in bankruptcy. There is no at
tachment on the property, a grocery
store on Main street, which he has OPP
Grated for some wears. but Mr. Flint de-
cided that for the benefit of his credit
ors it would be best to cease business. 1t
is thought the estate will be able to pay
at least rs cents on dollar and perhaps
better.
The funeral of James Tally was held
yesterday from st. Augustine's church,
requiem mass being said by FIR. X. j..
Cahill The bearers were John OaMalley,
Thomas Sheridan, Daniel Coughlan and
Michael Doyle, who represented the
stonecutters' union, of which Mr.. Tally
was member.
The farm belonging to Mr.. and Mrs.
William McFarlane, on the Northfield
road, was sold yesterday to Mrs. Della
Henry OF Barre, who will take posses
sion next month.
Six men were in city court yester-
day, charged with intoxication. They
were Peter Allen, who pleaded not
guilty, but was convicted, fined SIS and
costs of S785, total of S22.65, APP
pealed and was placed under 800 bail,
which he furnished; Burt Sanders, who
pleaded guilty to a second offense and
made arrangements to pay fine and
costs amounting to S20.l5; John Muir
ply of Boston, who pleaded guilty to a
second offense, was fined SIS and costs
of S5.l5, a total of S20l5, which he did
not care to pay and took the alternative
sentence in county Jail; George Milne OF
Barre, who pleaded not guilty to first
loffense, but was found guilty, fined 80
and costs OF s5.l5, and took an appeal,
furnishing 800 bail; Henry Moore, who
pleaded guilty to first ofiense and was
fined Sl5, but could not pay and viii
serve the alternative sentence in jan;
Charles Nee, who pleaded not guilty,
but was convicted and fined Sl5 and
costs of 81, or a total of so. He APP
pealed and 800 bail was furnished.
Two arrests were made yesterday,
when George Patterson and Peter Mar
cote were hailed into court for driving
on the left side OF State street, instead
of the right. Officer Patrick McAvoy,
who made the complaint, testified that
he had motioned both men to come onto
| the right side of the street but that
they did not come The fines imposed
we're 81 and costs of $3.50, which each
paid, though with some protestations.
These arrests were only the first of
many which il is said will follow unless
the law of the road is obeyed, according
to the capital city authorities, who are
striving to enforce the city ordinances
and relieve the congestion that has al
ways occurred on some of the streets.
The funeral of Mrs. A. S, Sparrow,
wife of the proprietor of the Montpelier
house, was held from the hotel yester-
day afternoon at o'clock, Rev. A. II.
Spence, ir., officiating. Burial was in
Green Mount cemetery and the bearers
were Walter G. Washburn of this city
and C. F. Hatch, George Cross and ].
| NJ. Bullock of Northfield. During the
service William Fisher sang Crossing
the Bar" and Beautiful Isle of Some
where"
Louis Abascal, Spaniard, died at
Heaton hospital yesterday He was rs
years old and married, being a stone
cutter by occupation.