The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-25
MONTPELIER
Movie Fee and Trolley Schedule to be
Considered Tonight.


n AT least two matters of importanC
J. and of more than ordinary interest [
n the public will claim the attention OF th
city council tonight at the regular meet
ing, Tor IL is expected that represents
tives OF the motion picture theatres wi
appear to register a protest against Jth
proposed daily license fee of SO which
to be assessed commencing Sept, an
! Tenney company officials have signife
their intention Of appearing to obtai
!. permission to change the schedule Of TIL
trolley cars. The Barre city council ha
: been approached twice with similar re
: quest that 45-minute schedule be al
lowed for the present at least, but tn,
local boay has yet to consider the mat
ter officially.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte L. Kel
liner, widow of the former well known
granite manufacturer, was held from st
Augustine's church this morning at {
o'clock, requiem high mass being cele
brated by rev. j. p. Long The bear,
ers were Henry and Carl Smith, Thomas
Allen, John Mack, James Ewing and
James Haley. Interment was in the
Catholic cemetery in that city. Among
those who attended the funeral were
James Livingston. Mrs. Susan Byce and
Miss Ida Livingston Of Ontario, Canada,
Robert and Arthur Livingston of Waits
field, Mrs. Joseph Keene and Mr.. and
Mrs. James n. Collins of Concord, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Buzzell and little
daughter OF First avenue returned yes
terday from Queen City park, Burling-
ton, where they passed two weeks.
Robert Hawkins returned yesterday
from Atlanta, Ca, and other points in
the South, where he has been passing
three weeks. He has resumed his duties
at the Elks clubhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Volholm of First
avenue returned last evening from Old
Orchard, Me-, where they passed couple
OF weeks.
Mrs. Harvey Hodges, who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Nor
an, went to-day to Waterbury for a brief
visit
Mrs. b. NJ. Shepard passed the day in
Burlington.
In probate court to-day Edwin W. Pit
kin of Marshtield settled his account as
administrator of the estate Of Mary H.
Pitkin.
The case of Annie Watson OF Barre
Town against John Campbell OF Barre
City, bastardy, was entered to-day in
the county clerks office. The defend
ant is under bonds of $500.
DIR. c. z. Hunt underwent an operation
for appendicitis at Heaton hospital this
morning, the operation being successful
and satisfactory recovery is expected. |
DIR. Hunt was forced 10 90 to the hos |
pital two weeks ago and an operation |
was found to be imperative.
Merl d. Howard, employed in the Office
of the commissioner of education, re-
turned last night from few days visit |
at his home in Greensboro.
Recent births in the city include a
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ara Il. |
Ball of 10 Mechanic street, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Croteau OF 80 Court
street yesterday, and daughter to Mr..
md Mrs. Jesus Ala of 81 River street.
Willard Girard, who has been passing 1
two weeks in the city with his mother,
Mrs. John Girard, left this noon for his
rome in Manchester, n. II.
L. c. Humphrey of Boston. who has
,een making a two weeks visit in the
ity with relatives, elft to-day with his
,rother in law, Gilman b. Dodge, for
lisbon, n. H. Mr.. Dodge, former
resident, received word yes
erday that a granddaughter had been
'orn TO him in Manchester, N. H., the
'arents being Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
.ang
In probate court yesterday afternoon
he will of Frank Gallery, late OF Barre
own, was proven. Mrs. Cora Gallery
ras named executrix. Mrs. Martha p HI
ike of Waterbury settled her account
8 Administrative OF the estate Of Jesse II
!. Pike, late Of Waterbury. II
William Mcmahon OF Allston, Mass, II
making weeks visit in the city with
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc.
lahon Of Cliff street. II
Contractor James 4. eastman Of Bur. II
ngton has a force OF seven men EN-. II
loyed az the poor farm tearing down
he barn and ell OF the house which is
, be built over and the number OF men
in probably be increased within a few
,ys
Robert ID. Worthing, who has been
aking 3 several days visit in the city
ith relatives, returned to-day 10 Clare ,
ont, n. H., where he is employed. II
Miss Bertha NJ. Dewing, who has been H
siding in Burlington for the past two =
'ars, Is making a brief visit in the city -
IN friends
Mrs. 4. J. Valley returned last even.
3 from Burlington, where she has been
sitting relatives.
Richard Jerome l. taking two weeks
cation from his duties as clerk in the
Jams clothing store.
Mrs. N. d. seeel and son. John. who
We been passing the summer in the
y with Mr. and Mrs. 4. 1. Segel and ID
al SeCci leave tomorrow for their
me in Brooklyn, y. y.
Misc Marie Rumsey and = party Of
ends are passing the week ~ Mayor
~ Boutwtlls camp IN Berlin.