The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03

York, and brother in North Haven,
Conn. The funeral takes place at 10
O'Clock Tuesday morning from the Bap-
tist church.
The change in train schedule on the
Central Vermont which went into CT
feet Sunday is so radically different
from that which has been in effect Tor
years that some persons missed nearly
every train during Sunday and to-day.
Sunday morning one man tried to have
ARRANGEMENTS made so he could get TO
Burlington on the milk train. The
change in schedule has also affected
the clerical affairs, for in the local
office the ticket agents have had TO
change their hours no meet the. sched-
ule in order that they can CHECK up
their accounts in turning the office over
to the other men and not do this at
train time. Richmond and West Hart
ford and some esther stations have been
made "a hour open stations because of
train meeting requirements under the
new schedule.
Word was received here Sunday OF
the death OF Richardson j Gleason of
Waitsfield. He was father Of H. G..
Gleason. a merchant in Montpelier, as
well as Of Miss Louise Gleason, who is
n teacher in the schools in Montpelier.
He was ~ years of age and was many
years a merchant in his home Hown. He
held many town offices and for a great
many years was town clerk He was
a native of Warren and is survived by
L "a, in I'D
dition to those mentioned above.
Clayton Caustic has sold his farm
on the Mortified road to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Shorey and the deed as
filed in the city clerks office shows
that at least $1,000 was paid for the
place.
Miss Evelyn Bishop. formerly res
ident OF Montpelier, is visiting in the
city.
Nr. and Mrs. F. 2. Lowe have re-
turned from spending several weeks in
Florida.
Paul Dillingham; has returned from
trip through the West an the interest
of the National Life Insurance com
pany.
The body of jules Selma, who died
Friday in St Johnsbury, arrived here
this noon and short services were held
from the Barber & I.anier undertaking
rooms, Rev Charles 81. John otliciat-
ing. after which the burial was in the
family lot in Green Mount cemetery
The deceased was feeling pretty well
week ago, but went to the hospital for
an operation to relieve hernia. which
L ,rff a md
many years he was resident of Mont
pelier, having come 10 the city when
2l wears of age and the next year en-
tered the Civil war, after which he re-
turned to Montpelier He went to St
.Iohnsbury about so years ago. He Is
survived by his wife and six children.
The children are Mrs. G. W. Luce OF
Montpelier. jules Selma, Berlin George
OF Northfeld Mrs. Pierce OF Andoyer.
Mass. Mrs Clara Tilley, Pasadena.
Cal, Mrs. Frank Wagner, Burlington
He was a carpenter by trade, but had
worked in the Fairbanks shops for
some years.
The funeral Of Mrs RueTl Baldwin,
who died Friday. took place Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Charles st. John Off
eiating. The bearers we're Mr.. Bald
win, Burt, Edward and William ga
bree.
The -four month old baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Compo of i2l River street
died Sunday afternoon.
There will be a meeting in the city
hall Tuesday evening. when James
TAYLOR Of Burlington will explain toi
the members Of the board of trade
the advantages Of having landing
station for aeroplanes. The park com
are favorable 20 turning a
portion of langlon meadow into sta
tion instead Of using the same for gar
dens a. in the past Therefore. per
sons who have had gardens on the /
meadow in 6he last two years. may not /
enjoy that privilege this summer. The I
operated Il AT a loss last 1
wear owing to some OF the occupants 4
failing 10 settle their portion Of she I
expense.
Miss Ruth Fisher who has been crit
ically ill for few DAYS was comfort I
able this morning. although still in = 4
critical condition. following an opera i
ton on her throat Las. week she had I
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evening. catching cold in the jaw. and /
loekiaw developed. Glands swel'ed up. /
giving her great pain but thetab-cess
broke inside the mouth and relief o. 1
CURED until sunday when the glands /
on he other side 81 the neck sWelled. 4
The operation was serious. in view ot i
the fact that it lfsd - he performed /.
so close 10 the iugular vein
Rainh & Root Of Bratt lebcro bas
been named hy GOV. r. " Clement as
: member Of the board of pharmacy .
t. attend -he nationai convention n
the organization 10 bc held in Wash-
inrion. D ~ Nav > and 8
y ID Whitney has gone tn Fsiriee .
= survey he federal road that q .
- constructed He vas accompanied .
~ u. {. Psge = tire ~ate engineers /.
1f5rp. who VIII hc Inspector ~ the
iob Periui and rrmpsny have npsmned
-onst r-ictson 81 ther coatract o ihat
,ov.n.
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