The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-08

tti WIN M HutOfnODilc truck lOHu
D the Office fixtures which have been !
L Hugh Henry's Office at Chester durin
the latter's term of office. Commissions
r Carpenter was busy to-day at the Stat
t House getting the furniture, which in
cludes many files, in his new ofiic,
Workmen are still engaged in removal
ing portion of his office, but will b
through soon. The four inspectors VIII
have served under Mr.. Henry, will con
tinue in the same capacity under tn
) new commission for the time being, sal
Mr.. Carpenter to-day. II is possibl
that some changes may be looked TO
later.
Floyd Gould who took a saddle hors,
from II. M. Farnham's stable yesterday
without permission and was taken int
custody on complaint of Mr.. Farnham
agreed last e.aning to pay for the us,
of the horse. He formerly worked fol
Mr.. Farnham.
5. >. Ballard OF this city, member Of
the executive committee, has received the
program for the annual outing and toul
of the New England Fat Mems club
which will take place Thursday, june
"a, to Sunday, June 81. The club will
l. go to New London, Block Island and the
seashore resorts of Long Island Sound
and on the 25th will view the Harvard
| Yale boat race the classic racing event
of the season. The steamer "Adiron-
dack" of the Hudson Navigation com
pany, which runs between Albany and
New York, will make a special trip
to New LonGen for the boat race, and
will make the trip up the Thames riv-
er during the race. White River juno
ton will be the starting point for mem
bers of the club located in this part of
the state, and the party will leave that
place at 2:30 o'clock Thursday after
noon. The train connecting will leave
Montpelier at 1906 p. m. The outing is
open to members, wives. families and
friends, open to all good people, with
the necessary price"
Campers returning from Niggerhead
pond Yesterday, reported that the camps
of w. G. Lamphier OF this city and Har
ry Goodrich of Barre were broken into
sometime last week and considerable
quantity of foodstuff was taken from the
Lamphier camp. Nothing of value was
missed from the Barre mans cottage.
Mr.. Lamphios iourneyed to Niggerhead
Saturday night with companion to pass
Sunday at the pond. He was forced to
return home because of the lack OF food,
the thieves not having left even a square
meal.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Peasley
Bowers, who died yesterday morning at
her home on State street, where she had
resided for nearly sixty years, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock,
with Rev. Homer A. Flint officiating.
Mrs. Bowers was born in Holderness.
\. H., April 5, 1896, and was married
to James Bowers in 1853 at Nashua, \.
n. They came TO Montpelier soon after.
Mr. Bowers passed away last spring and
two of eight children born to them, Bert
ard Alice. are dead. Those who survive
are Edward j. Bowers, of Oregon: Al
den Bowers of Sacramento, Cal; Henry
Bowers. Mrs. Sarah Leland. Misses
Blanche and Bessie Bowers of this city. |
There is also sister, Mrs. Louise !
of Manchester, y. II.
f.. ]. Fallon returned last evening from /
Bristol. where he accompanied the body /
II his wife His sister accompanied him /
,ome, and will reside in this city dur (
ng the summer. /
Word has been received in the city !,
Dy Mrs. Charles Reagan OF Sibley ave
lue. of the sudden death in New York /
.ity of her brother. Ray Chandler. son
# Mrs. Lena Chandler of Fullerton sy
niue. The cause of his death was not |
liven in the message received here. The 4
uneral was held yesterday in New York.
ir. Chandler. who was about 30 years OF
zee and until few years ago a local
esident. leaves besides wife and six
hildren. a brother. Frank Chandler, Of
his city. who has gone 10 New York
nd another sister, Mrs. Arthur Pres
OFT.
In probate court yesterday. the will
+ Diana r. Putnam, late Of Montpelier,
ras presented for probate,
A son was born yesterday TO Mr. and
irs. Indalscio Balbor.
There has been much conjecture in
his city during the past week or more.
nee the Inauguration OF the so-called
they busses as 10 how badly the COM
etition affected the traction company's
mes running between the twin cities.
he electric line officials are unable 10
stimate how much traffic il diverted
-om their cars by the numerous auto
lobiles plying between this city and
ARE. because Of the recent strike which
Elected business and because Of the re
mt raise in fares. There are those
no venture the opinion. however. that
,rly fall will see few II any Of the iit
~ operating and in that event Il y
be- expected that business on the car
ncs will be- greater than ever.
Local persons who ATTENDED the exem.
iication Of the third degree by the
eCsoesbrisnd council, knights Of Co
mbus at Bm j-ngton last evening. in N
uded William Cary and District Dep
y John '. Flanagan.
Eugene Barea. or Lovely. ~ hs has
en known in this city. tho fourteen.
iarold boy Who vas given = hearing
city court last evening on a charge
teine = dependent child. Vas taken
b court tbs morning and SENTENCED
Judge Harvey b tho Industrial school
? the rcmaindar II his minority. Love
is the FIRST youth O. b sentenced
IN q municipal court. Jurisdiction hav-
: ben taken svpy FROM probate courts
The last general assembly The boy