The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-03
MONT'PELIER
Funeral of Mrs. Philena House Was
Held To-day.

Held To-day.
The funeral of Mrs. PhiIena House,
who died Monday evening, took place
to-day. A prayer service occurred from
the house on the Barre road at noon,
Rev Frank Goodspeed officiating, and
then the funeral took place from the
Congregational church, Rev Frank
Bloomfield officiating. The bearers were
/ George fl, Selma of Mortified, Clinton
H. Benjamin and Leon c. Stewart Of
Berlin and Karl Il. Keith of Montpel-
cr relatives Of the deceased. The fu-
neral was attended by many friends
and relatives The interment was in
the Berlin Corners cemetery.
| O. w. Currier, the new manager at
the Capital Garage company, who re.
Gently came here from Boston to han
| die the business, was notified by the
police last evening to appear in court
this morning at 0 o'clock ON the charge
of leaving his automobile in front of
hydrant, TO which charge he pleaded
guilty and paid fine of 81 and costs.
| He left his machine in front of the
hydrant near the RiaIto building.
H. NJ Farnham leaves tonight for
Chicago to secure another carload of
horses.
w, n. Cady, who was here yesterday
in connection with district highway
work in Addison county, went to his
home this morning.
Harold Stranahan went to Duxburv
to-day to ascertain whether the tele-
phone company will have to run a
new line this fall.
Men from the Orange County Tele.
phone company to-day removed wire
that has been on State street and con
nected up a line to the Washington
County Farm bureau, which will be
Of considerable convenience to the
members of the bureau in the east
ern part Of the county.
John N. Avery, tax commissioner,
and Clyde NJ. Coflrin Of the same office
have gone to Boston, where they are
attending conference of the tax off.
Gals of the New England states
G. l.. Soule and company Of Burling
ton have asked permission of the see
rotary of state to increase their CAPT
tai stock from 10000 to 100000. The
Cary Maple Sugar company of St.
Johnsbury has filed settlement of its
proposed division of the 81 ,000, 900 cap
ital stock they recently were granted
permission to issue. They will have
have 5000 shares of preferred stock
and 1000 shares of common stock
The will Of Sarah L. Arms, late of
Waterbury, was proven in probate
court this morning. II was Clarrena
Burnham who settled her account as
guardian Of Laura Burnham, instead of
Clarence Burnham, as it appeared in
yesterdays paper.
Col II. r johnson and Col Walter
Harvey OF the adjutant generals of
fee we're in Newport last evening TO
complete the organization Of Co. l., LIST
Vermont regiment, and TO accept the
company for federal service
G. II. Stiman OF Troy, y. Y, who
has charge of the federal aid road pro.
ject in Vermont, was here Tuesday in
connection with closing up the work
for this year and looking after plans
I AHA HNAh NNhts
Prof. g, ri Perkins Of Burlington
was at the state historical rooms yes
terday in connection with his work.
One Of the local merchants found
in peculiar way Monday whether his
patrons were short of sugar and found
! out TO his satisfaction in the matter.
He received barrel Of cube sugar, and
when the residents asked for sugar he
replied he had some and could deliver
Il that afternoon, but IN nearly all
cases the persons said when they found
il was sugar in cubes they did not
want that kind, indicating they were
not low on the supply.
The board of control will reach
Montpelier this evening ON its circuit
of visitations which was announced two
weeks ago. II started Monday with a
visit to the Brattleboro retreat aud
Austine institute in Brattleboro, Tues
day at the state prison and to-day at
the Vail school in Lyndon To morrow
it will 20 TO the state hospital. and
if the present Indications prevail it
will not at present inspect the indus
trial school and home for feeble mind
cd
Thus far City Clerk r r. Merrill has
issued 7s2 licenses to persons to en-
JOY hunting There was quite drive
in the last few days, although 4s9
Of these were combined fishing and
| hunting licenses issued before the fish
ing season stopped Thus far, the city
clerk has issued 400 resident fishing
license; - nonresident fishing license /;
300 resident hunting; 4S9 combination;
non resident combination, and 10
reciprocal licenses; total Of 1895. of
which the state will get S20Ss0, while
the city gets S3S. Last year a total
Of ll77 licenses were issued. he resi-
dent fishing being three less than this
wear, while the resident hunting Is
about the same as last year; but the
combinations this year are some 10
larger.
Referee w. n. Theriault has recon-
mended to the United States district
court that the petition in bankruptcy
filed by Charles II. Rowell of Barre be
dismissed for lack of diligence in pros
ecuton.
ALL VOTE Eyes"