The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-16
MONTPELIER

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ann hey
occurred at 10 o'clock this morning
from her late home on Berlin street,
Rev. ID. c. Huntington of Barre officiat-
ing. in the absence of Rev. r. b. Leach
Of Montpelier. The deceased was born
66 years ago in Havelock, Canada, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Frier.
She has lived in Montpelier for some
years. She is survived by her husband,
Hobart hey; four children, Mrs. Eliza
beth Walker of Craftsbury, Adelaide
Bushey, Delbert Ibey, Wellington Ibey
and a brother, James Frier The inter
ment was in Green Mount cemetery.
Paul c. and Luke H. Harrington
have sold their undertaking business,
which they bought as part OF the
Volholm store, to Barber & Lanier, the
deal having been consummated yester-
day The change is make so that
Messrs. Harrington may give more
time TO their furniture business. For
many years it has been the practice to
conduct an undertaking business along
with the furniture, but of late years
specializing in all branches of business
has been done and they will specialize
in the furniture business and house
furnishings, while Barber & Lanier con
duct exclusively the undertaking bust
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A. Barber came
here three years ago, purchasing the
Dean Wilton business, which had been
conducted for year and a year ago
the firm of Barber & Lanier was
formed Pearl Lanier buying an in.
terest in the business. They will con
solidate the newly bought equipment
with their own on East State street.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Lanier have gone
to Springfield, Mass, where they will
attend the national funeral directors
association meeting
The automobile owned by r. W.
Nichols, in the automobile accident In
Williamstown, was not driven by Mr..
Nichols of Montpelier, as the report
read.
For sale--Used piano at bargain.
l32 Main street.
Clarence Fl. Day, who recently re.
turned from Carbonate. ILL.,, has been
assigned the New England territory
for the White Mule, Inc, of Carbon
dale and will have charge of the com.
pany's territory in these states, hav-
ing Office Nin Montpelier. The company
has branch Office in Atlanta, Ga, 1t
a patch for automobile
tires, which, has been on the market
two years. Mr. Day handled the bust
ness as side line in Carbonate with
success so that he was selected as the
New England agent. He was employed
in the state highway office while resid
ing in Montpelier.
Mrs. r. s. Going, who has been i'll
with grip, is improving.
No bids were made for the construcs
ton of piece of highway near the
bridge. These were to have
been opened yesterday, but no one
seemed to care 10 tackle the job The
st. Adams Job is still under consider
alton, but nothing has been done about
new bids.
s. B. Bates, state highway commits
sioner, was in Ludlow to-day.
New and used pianos Brunswick |
talking machines and records. 1872 |
Main street
Miss Beatrice Holton gave a shower |
II the home of Mrs. George Martin on
Ridge street last evening in honor of 1
he approaching marriage OF Miss Lin
Ia Crane, telephone operator in the
State House. II was linen and tin
ware shower and Miss Crane received /
many. gifts, which we're presented by
title Elizabeth Fountain, upon behalf
II the company. The rooms were deco
'ated in pink and white. Refreshments
we're served, games and music were en-
Dyed, and very pleasant evening was
,assed.