The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-06

She also leaves two brothers, Arthur and
William Gordon of Moretown. The de-
ceased had been hard working woman
all her life. The funeral will take place
from her late home at O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon.
DIR. J. w. Hatch left the latter part Of
the week for Bangor, Me, where his
marriage to Miss Nellie May Worth
was to take place at noon Sunday at the
brides home in Bangor, Dr. Gray, dis
trct superintendent of the Bangor dis
triet in the Methodist conference of that
city; officiating at the ceremony. No in
formation had been received at the Hatch
home in Montpelier this morning but it
is expected that the ceremony took place
as arranged They were to go to MARI
boro, Me-, for their honeymoon. Miss
Worth has been teacher in the Bangor
high school for ! ! years. DR.. Hatch was
presiding elder in that district for some
time, and has for several years been
principal of Montpelier seminary.
Miss Leonide Greanay, who has been
connected with the secretary of states
office for few years is completing her
services there and viii 90 to the Office of
Collector j, +. Kennedy in the customs
Office in Burlington, beginning work
there as bookkeeper as soon as she can
| arrange to leave her work in the seere-
tary's office. Miss Greaney has been
| cashier in the automobile department Of
the office for some time Before the de-
partment became so large she had charge
Of the accident end Of the department,
as well. Since coming to Montpelier Miss
Greaney has made many friends who,
wish her well in her new employment.
Three Montpelier boys figured in the
Dartmouth-Norwich football game Sat.
urday afternoon, all of them appearing
| in the Norwich university lineup, while
fourth, Stacy Clark, i laid up with
a cracked bone in his elbow aud the :rm
Is in east Those who participated in
| the game We're William Barrett, who was
captain of last years team, John Bart
/ lett, former star of Montpelier high
school, and Clifton Smith, also Of the
same high school team. All appeared
To give good accounts fo their efforts,
The local boys criticized the decisions Of
the referee and claimed that one goal
was allowed Dartmouth that should not
have been, while Norwich was not al
lowed one because the referee claimed
he blew his whistle before the ball was
over the line
Negotiations are under way in which,
if completed, Willard p and Arthur A.
Whiteomb win sell the Montpelier
Steam laundry to j. H. Pike Of Montpel-
Ter and Pliny Pike of st. Johnsbury, both
of whom have been connected with the
laundry business for some years, The
Whitcomb brothers are one of the oldest
firms in the city, the laundry having
been established over 80 years ago by
their father, after which they entered
the business and have conducted it since
the death of their father. Willard Whit
comb has been secretary for some years
of the Vermont and New Hampshire
Laundrvmen's association. II is under
stood that ii the sale is completed it
will not include the dry cleaning plant
Speculation is still holding forth rela-
tive to the repairs that have been made
upon Miller's inn by the Montpelier Saw
ings Bank and Trust company, which
recently purchased the property. II is
known that parties from outside the city
have been looking over the proposition
but thus far nothing seems to have come
from it 1t j. understood there are par
ties in the city who would like to tao
kle the management of the hotel.
II T. Holmes, who has been ticket agent
at the Central Vermont station on the
night trick for several months, completed
his services Saturday and has gone to
Florida, where he enters the photography
business. which he has followed for many
years. Mr.. Dewart Of St Adams is tax.
ing his place at present, the job having
been placed for bids.