The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-01
MONTPELIER
Mrs. Sarah P. Dudley, Aged SO, Died
Wednesday Afternoon.

Mrs. Sarah p. Dudley died Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. G.
G. Roberts in Montpelier, where she
! had lived in recent years. The de-
ceased was,a native of Tunbridge, born
May 30, 1880. She was married to
| William N. Dudley and for some years
/ they lived in Middlesex, but "a years
ago they came to Montpelier. Mr.. Dud-
i ley died q years ago and since that
time Mrs. Dudley had lived with her
daughter, who, with brother, Carl H.
Dudley of this city, survives the de-
ceased She also leaves one grand
daughter Mrs. W. 0. Comstock, and
six great grandchildren, Ruth and Ruby
/ Dudley Sylvia, Edwin, Ella and Ruth
Comstock. The funeral will occur from
her late home at o'clock Friday after
noon.
Easter ball, Rowland hall, Barre,
Monday night, April ). Concert to o,
dancing 7 to |. Landi's orchestra. I'D
The infant daughter, born to Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Lapine yesterday, died
this morning
4. II. Tracy, as sheriff, has decided
to H. l.. Il. Smith a house on Brown
avenue. Eva Warren has decided to
Edward Baker and Ellen A. Warren a
house on Summer street.
II. 7. johnson, adjutant general, was
in Rutland yesterday in connection
with the duties of his office.
The representative of the dry sprink-
ling system which is to be installed in
the State House under the acts of 1910
has arrived and is measuring up the
State House to get the data for con.
struction of the piping. This morning
he was demonstrating to those in
charge of the state property how the
pressure was to be handled.
+. III. kidder and +. c. Mayo of the
Boston & Maine railroad were in the
city and Barre last evening to meet
some of the employees of the company
G.. w. Groom Of the Central Vermont
railway was in the city to meet men
from his company.
Ernest Dillon left last evening for
Akron, O., where he will be employed
by the Goodyear Tire company
Carlo Armstrong, who will box Jack
Savage here next week, will arrive in
Barre this evening. He will stop in
that city for week and will train
there.
A collision between the automobile
of G. p. Barber and a trolley car oe.
Cured Wednesday The automobile
was in rut and the driver of the troll
ley car did not stop in order to give
Mr.. Barber chance TO get out of the
track, resulting in the accident
The Worcester Cooperative Cream
cry company has filed with the seere
tary of state certificate that the
company proposes to issue $1,000 stock |
and that it has paid up 81 800 of that
amount.
The registration of automobiles is |
increasing at the secretary OF states |
Office, "a ,06s25 having been collected IN
fees yesterday, while the total amount |
collected this year now amounts TO
Sl98,329. 10.
Alfredo Conf, who has been EN-
ployed in the secretary of states Of |
fce, has completed his service and will
90 10 Jones Brothers in Boston, where
he has employment as craftsman.
He did some very clever lettering while |
10 the secretarys Office.
Mrs. L. r. WEIGH Of johnson and
Mrs. j. i. Davis OF Manchester are I
spending the week with their husbands,
who are employed in the state engi-
neer's office.
Miss Olive Bennett Of the fish and
game Office left this afternoon for a
visit with her brother in Boston.
Gov. p. w, Clement announced this
that, pursuant to the general
laws governing the selection OF license
commissioners in the several counties
in the state, the reappointments have
taken place, the announcements having Il
been mailed to the appointees this
week
Linus Leavens, fish and game COM
missioner, who attended the annual
meeting OF the Caledonia Field and
Stream club. is much impressed with
he reorganization of the club, which
lid little work during the war but
which is now to enter into new actiY-
ties. He returned yesterday from at
ending the annual meeting OF the club,