The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-10
MONTPELIER

just received large shipment of
Brunswick machines. 1872 Main street
adv.
The officials of the Montpelier Saw
| ings Bank g. Trust company have not
heard anything relative to the will of
Fred N. Braley of Barre, whose dis
appearance suggests foul play. Some
years since while playing golf with
| Mr.. Bradley, c. +. Lowe, treasurer of
the bank, was told by Mr.. Braley that
he had under consideration the nam
ing of the bank as trustee or executor
of his property. Nothing further was
heard of the matter and not until Fri
days issue of The Times appeared was
this incident recalled by Mr.. Lowe.
The funeral of Mrs. John @. Adams,
who died in San Francisco, took place
late Friday afternoon, Rev. F. B. Leach
officiating. The body was accompanied
east by Mrs. Sam Moss, daughter of
the deceased Many friends of the de-
ceased met Mrs. Moss at the train and
accompanied the body to the lot in
Green Mount cemetery. The bearers
were o. d. Clark, r. M. Kendall, G. r.
Lowe and A. G. Eaton.
A marriage license was issued yes
terdav afternoon to Arthur II War
wick and Miss Ruth A. Sargent, both
of Boston, the license having been OBJ
tanned by the latter because Mr.. War
wick is commercial salesman and
will not be here for few days. Under
the Vermont laws a five-day notice
must take place A license was also
issued to George j. Paige and Miss
Blanche Grandfield of Montpelier.
Mrs. John Il. Eames is to be pianist
in the Majestic theatre in Burlington
ehis summer.
Mrs. $. B. Bates of Derby and chill
dren Joined Mr.. Bates here Friday att
ernoon.
Paul Harrington has returned from
Boston. where he has been in the m
terest of his store.
The FIVE year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Coffrin, who underwent an oper-
alton for an abscess behind one ear
which resulted from measles, was as
comfortable last evening rs could be
expected 1t was serious 6peratioh'
but the little fellow appears to nave
good chances of recovery.
Ara Gregg. one of the inspectors in
the state automobile department, tele-
phoned the office here last evening that
two men were held at Derby by him
self as well a. the federal officers. II
appears that Mr.. Gregg saw them in an
intoxicated condition driving an auto
mobile. He stopped them, having some
trouble in retaining one of them and
finding their car loaded with liquor he
took them back to the customhouse
officers. who placed them under arrest
and took their liquor. Inspector Gregg
then placed the men under custody on
behalf of the state. They were driv-
ing New Hampshire automobile.
Work on the federal road job in
East Montpelier will commence next
Monday. the contract OF which was let
to Gregoire & Lee OF Barre Men from
the state highway department are run
ming lines to-day.
The Montpelier Business and Pro
fessionaI Women's club was formed
last night in Montpelier by the cleo
ton of Mrs, isabelle Keleher as presl-
dent: Mrs. Florence Burgess as vice
president; Miss Margaret Hickey as
secretary and Miss Ella Brown as
treasurer. The club has a membership
of 30 persons The next meeting viii
be held in September, when directors
will be elected The object Of the club
i 10 aid in the establishment OF fra
ternal feeling among the business won
on and TO advocate and maintain high
or standards in workmanship.