The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
MONTPELIER

Frank Greene of California, who is Wis
iting with Charles Greene, his brother,
in Waitsfeld, called ON friends in the
city yesterday.
Miss Julia Upper completed her work
IN the Vermont free public library on
Wednesday and after few days rest
goes to Concord, Mass, where she is as
sistant to the librarian.
Captain Zenas Bliss and daughters,
Myrtle and Mabel, from Albuquerque,
N, NJ, have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Hutchinson Of
East Liberty street They left yester.
day for Plattsburg, n, Y. where they
will visit for few days before return
ing to their home in the West
Miss lnez Carroll has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II, d.
Hutchinson of East Liberty street.
Prof. Clyde Witham, who has charge
of athletics in Montpelier seminary, finds
he has material for what looks like
fast football team this year. The MAX
ing of the schedule Of games is. under
way. One OF the drawbacks is that doc"
Lynde is laid up with broken arm,
Kenneth Ward has been injured in base
ball Ramsdell is back for the line,
Granai will play quarter, st. Mary viii
play at end, 1illotson, captain, at tackle,
and Woodwork of Greenfield is a fast
backfeld man. There are others who win
come out in few days Some % candi-
dates have been out for practice,
The funeral Of NJ. II Morgan, Who died
Tuesday morning, was held at $3.50
o'clock Thursday afternoon from the
chapel in Green Mount cemetery, Rev.
f. b. Leach officiating. The bearers were
q. w Luce, B. A. Sumner, Arthur Allen
and /. A. Kelly of the knights OF Pyth-
las, Of which the deceased was a mem
Der The floral tributes included set
pieces from the Knights of Pythias and
Dramatic Order Knights Of Khora5sen,
Of which the deceased was also a mem
Der The interment was in Green Mount
cemetery The arrangements were in
charge Of Edward Gill, guardian of the
deceased
AT the meeting Of the Knights Of
Pythias held Thursday evening, it was
voted TO observe the 18th anniversary of
the organization Of the lodge in Mont.
pelier and the following committee was
appointed, who win tave charge Of the
arrangements: Arthur Allen. b. A. Sum
ner and Burt Brown. Nov & was select
ed as the night upon which the observ
ance would take place. There are seven
members OF the Montpelier lodge who
are charter members and who will have
by that date been members for p years
To them it il planned Al that observance
to make suitable appreciation by the
presentation Of the jewel for Is years
active membership.
Capt Leroy Hall has resigned as prop.
erty and disbursing officer for the fed.
eral government and the appointment TO
I'll the vacancy has been offered to
George T. Carpenter, who formerly held
the office Mr. Hall had charge Of the
property which the war department bad
in Vermont and was responsible for its
handling.
II ] Volholm is in Boston on business
The state engineers office has received
report that the town of Dorset is TO
construct a concrete slab bridge in that
town and that the town Of Rutland Is
to construct 25.foot span T-beam
concrete bridge at Center Rutland.
Bennett C. Douglass, who has been ex-
ecutiye clerk in the Office of the com.
missioner Of education, has resigned and
loft yesterday to enter the teachers col.
lege Of Columbia university He was ac-
companied by Rollo G. Reynolds, who
has been employed on statistics in the
Office for few weeks.
Deputy Sheriff II. G. Lawson returned
last night from Providence, r, l., where
he went to get Fred and Robert Sweeney.
who had been arrested on the charge of
stealing w d. Walkers automobile six
weeks ago. The automobile was also
recovered The day Of the theft, Mr.
Lawson telephoned the officers in White
River Junction to look out for this ma.
chine. The boys told Officer lawson
where il had been left, which was in
the meeting house shed in White River
Junction, and no one had cared enough
about the matter TO inquire whose ma.
chine II was. The machine is back at
Mr.. Walkers now. The boys told Mr.
Lawson about the affair They will be
brought into court when Judge H. NJ
Harvey returns.
Linus Leayens, commissioner Of fish
and game, has returned from Essex