The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-24
MONTPELIER
Albert d. Lane, Jr., and Frances Kath-
crime Putney Married.

Albert D. Lane, jr., and Frances Kath
, crime Putney were married at s o'cloc
, this morning at St. Augustine's church
! the ceremony being performed b. th
pastor, Rev. P. J. Long, in the presenc
of few relatives and friends. TIL
groom is the SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Alder
ID. Lane of 10 Liberty street, and tn
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alison Putcey of Main street. They will
reside for the present at is Libert.
street.
Miss Irene Oligney Of st. Adams ant
Miss Irene Simays Of Burlington left
last evening for their respective homes
after making weeks visit in the city
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reagan and sor
left this morning for Burlington, where
they will pass the remainder OF the week
visiting relatives Mr.. Reagan is taking
vacation from his duties as motorman
on the Seminary hill trolley car.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Presbrey of New
York City, who have been visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James b.
Estee of State street, left this morning
for Burlington, where they will pass a
few days before returning to New York.
| Miss Minnie Grape of upper Main
street returned to-day from Burlington,
where she has been visiting
A. Gould, who recently introduced a
new Overland automobile to patrons of
Montpelier Barre jitneys, climbed onto
ha al aHtF IL he Hal GfafA
street corner this morning with his ma
chine while trying TO dodge a group of
pedestrians crossing the road. He evil
IDENTIFY failed to see them in time to
stop his machine without hitting some
of them and turned his car onto the
sidewalk, while was fortunately clear Of
people at the time. The automobile was
halted just as the lights were about to
smash up against the Langdon block,
and the car was not damaged.
In probate court to-day, the viii of
pelier, was presented for probate.
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy and Deputy
Sheriff II. c. Lawson left this forenoon
for Rutland with the four tramps ar
rested in Waterbury and sentenced to
the house of correction for three months,
and John Conner, who was given not
less than seven nor more than eight
months in the house of correction for
keeping liquor with intent to sell, The
four tramps were brought to the jail
yesterday afternoon and gave their
names as G. r. Edwards, Nick Galante,
George Fairchild and Alcide Dewey. They |
were suspected when arrested Of being |
implicated in the attempted station rob- |
berry at East Granville last Friday, and |
their records win be investigated.
Miss Helen Burbank returned this |
noon TO her home in st. Johnsbury, after
passing ten days in the city as the
quest Of her sister, Miss Laura Burbank
IF Elm street.
Mrs. May Frink of North Yakima,
Wash, who has been passing two months
n this city and vicinity visiting rela-
ives here and her father, Charles Gran
lsll, in Berlin, left last evening for her
ZONE.
Mrs. E. II. Kingsbury left last evening
With her mother, Mrs. J. ID. Nurdevant,
or the latter's home, Towanda, Pa. Mrs.
'turdeyant has been making an extended
-isit with Mr.. and Mrs. kingsbury in
his city, but was taken suddenly i'll,
nd her return home was necessitated.
John Yatter Of Worcester, Mass, is
isiting his sister, Mrs Della Laviolette.
fr. Yatter is a native Of Montpelier
nd is making the first visit in several
ears.
A verdict for the plaintiff 70 recover
2320 was returned by the jury of six
len which heard the civil suit of Harry
Shurtleff against John and Hannah
allagher yesterday afternoon before
Judge f. NJ. Harvey. The case was
card in the memorial room Of the city
all, because of the lack Of room for
lrymen in the regular court. The plain
II brought suit for $50 for services
'ndered as attorney when he represent
the defendants in a suit against the II
", the suit being entered and then
ithdrawn. The defendants claimed no II
.ryice had been rendered. Mr.. Shurtleff II
himself, and A. G. Fay and
A. Hosr the defendants. The case
ok several hours for trial, but the fol- n
wing jurymen returned a quick YER
q y. NJ shepard, w. q. Andrews, II
r. Critehett, w ". Farar, Frank
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