The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-04
MONTPELIER
Pauline E. Hadley and Charles E. Bliss
of Springfield Married.

Miss Pauline E. Hadley and Charlie
Z. Bliss of Springfield were quietly mar
ried yesterday afternoon by Rev. {
Carson, pastor of the Church of tn,
Messiah, at the parsonage on Mail
street. They were unattended. Tn,
bride is a graduate OF st. Johnsbury
academy and the groom is employed il
a Springfield Office. They will spend two
weeks in Montpelier before returning tc
Springfield to reside.
John L, Mclean of Court street left
this morning for New York City on a
brief business visit.
The Drown Motor Car Co of Barre ha
filed with the secretary of state its in.
tention to change the corporate name to
Oldsmobile Company of Vermont.
In probate court to-day Dora w. Whit
marsh of Northfield settled her account
as administrator of the estate of Charles
n. Whitmarsh. The will of Edwin C.
Holmes, late of Montpelier, was proven.
Mrs. Laura p. Fowler of Waterbury was
appointed executrix of the last will and
testament of John S. Fowler, late of
Waterbury. The Capital City Savings
Bank & Trust Co., of Montpelier was ap-
pointed trustee of a fund ted by
the will of Stephen B. Blodgett, late of
Cabot
w. c. Lester of Omaha, Neb, arrived
in the city this morning for visit with
George Pitkin of Main street, having
been classmates at Exeter academy.
n. Barnm of New York City is the
guest in the city for few days of Will
in nf I
Owen Hurlburt was in city court YES
terday afternoon charged with breaking
his probation by having been found in,
toxicated, but after an investigation he
was again placed on probation. Hurl
burt was originally arrested for illegal
selling of intoxicants and Saturday
night he was arrested in Waterbury for
News has been received in the city
of the birth of a son, August l. to Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Hodges at Fall River,
Mass. Mrs. Hodges was formerly Miss
Ruth NORM of this city, and Mr.. Hodges
was for year manager of the Barre
Woolworth store.
Mayor Boutwell's trotter, Coastess
Nobel, finished third yesterday in the
2:l6 trot at Kalamazoo. Mich, being |
ust behind the winner twice and fourth |
,nce. Coastess Nobel is one of the Cox
trings.
T. r. Merrill is taking his annual vaca.
ion from his duties as city clerk and |
reasurer and with his family is camping
Il Shady Rill.
Mrs. Louis H. Baine and children have
zone to Portland, Me-, for a visit with
elatives
Mrs. Martha F. Leslie and Mrs Glenn
Doubleday are visiting in Burlington for
few DAYS
At lntercity park yesterday afternoon
he Logan Squares, with Harris twirling,
layed a 3 to 8 tie with the local state
eague team. Milo, the former high
chool twirler, was in the box for the !
eague nine. /,
Ex.-Gov. Allan NJ. Fletcher, Gov. c. ".
ates and Russell Page, son Of Senator I
arroll Page, were visitors in the city II
Little change is noted in the condition I
+ James II. Kelliher OF North street. =
no Is i'll with typhoid fever at Heaton l
ospital. II
Miss Irene GetcheI of Berlin street \
# yesterday afternoon for Boston to q
sit relatives IL
Capital City grange, No. 400. r. of H
vites its members and friends to a
Wn social at the home of o. I. Cheever.
ar the Barre transfer. Saturday even r
e, Aug. 8 Autos viii meet electrics
aving Montpelier at Z, 7:30. and :
clock Leave the cars at Jeru's cross
z. II weather Is unfavorsble, come a
onday night. 1,