The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
MONTPELIER
George ST. John Was Found Dead in HIS
Home Last Evening.


Home Last Evening.
George st. John. a granite cutter who
has resided in Montpelier for the past 2
years, was found dead at his home, 10,
Berlin street, last evening. lie had just
returned from visit with his brother at
East Ryegat4, and the physicians believe
that he died in the forenoon from hem
orrhage. the body being found by his
wife. who returned late in the evening
He had been in poor health for about a
year.
The deceased was born in Braintree
June 3. 1857, the son OF Charles and
Eliza (Searsl st. John. He was en-
ployed at his trade for various firms IN
this city, lately by the A. Leclalr com
pany on Granite street.
Mr. st. John is survived by his mother,
who resides in Lowell, Mass, his wife OF
this city; one daughter, Mrs sybil Al
! lard of White River Junction; brother
Alden st. John of East Ryegate, and
half-sister, Mrs. Wilfred Langley of
Lowell, Mass. He belonged to the local
branch of the granite cutters union.
The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock
Saturday forenoon from st. Augustine
church. with burial in the Catholic Gem
etery.
Henry A. Allen of Burlington and
Miss Mabel Young of West Stewards
town n. H., were married Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of s. H. Unwin on
Barre street, Montpelier, brother of the
bride The double ring service was used,
the ceremony being performed by Rev
Frank Bloomfield, pastor of the Berlin
Conrrecat iona church They were at
tended by Robert and Marion Irwin.
The groom is employed by the McCor-
mick company of Burlington, and Mrs.
Allen has been engaged as nurse for
the past few years. Among those from
out of the city who attended the wed |
ding were Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Cutting and |
son. Concord Miss lnez Thompson OF |
st. Johnsbury: Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Good
rich and daughter, Lucy, of Barre; c. X.
Preston and daughter, Marcia, of Marsh
field.
In probate court John w. Mobus OF
Warren settled his account as admins
traitor of the estate of James Neilf.
William B. McElroy of MiddleseX settled
his account as trustee of the fund Great
ed by the last will of John Farnham.
late of Middlesex. Benjamin f. Clark OF
Waterbury was appointed administrator
Of the estate of Albert c. Turney, late
IF Waterbury. Mrs. Alice NJ. Richardson
was appointed guardian for Bernice NJ.
Wilder. minor, of Montpelier. John H.
Leach was appointed administrator of
he state of George Cozens, late of Ber
in. Frank L. Small of Barre was APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
philo A. Wilson, late of Worcester.
H. S. Cotton. who recently sold his I
property on First avenue, has gone to {
Mass, where he has secured
responsible position with large man \
featuring concern. Mr.. Cotton was for /
nerly manager of the Cotton Manufac (
uring company of this city. 5
James Stack. who has been visiting
elatives in the city for week, left last !,
vening for Baltimore, Md, where he is
mployed.
Dr. w W. Brock and family left this h
orenoon for Lake Chsmplain to spend a
ew days in camp. e
Clifton Daley of ST. Paul, Mimi. left !"
1-day for New York. after a brief visit !.
the city with relatives. :,
Mrs. Asa Baldwin and Miss BERTHE o.
aldwin of Montpelier, :. J. Hutchins of il
oston and Mrs. Ella Emery OF Marsh Il
ED passed the holiday at Asa Baldwin's Ii
mp in Groton. al
Bids on state printing contracts were NJ
oened Yesterday afternoon at the state
ouse by the purchasing agent, Dewey =
Hanley. nine state printing companies =
.ndinc bids for consideration. The n
wards will be announced in several
Tvs. The following publishing com
,nies presented bids: Capital City
ress of Montpelier. Tuttle company of
utland. st. Adams Messenger company,
rec Press company Of Burlington, Opin- l
n Publishing company Of Bradford,
ermont Printing company Of Brsttle-
no. p n. Gobie press Of Bellows Falls.
Dscoe Printing house Of Essex juno
On, Cowles press Of -. Johnsbury. 4
The following chancery case was On
red to-day in country court Timothy
snchsrd " Emmons Howe, admins
ztor OF the estate Of Fred 2. Blan-
ard foreclosure.