The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27
MONTPELIER

hTH. AldIN AulltI AN NloASihS ANA"Ah'N
in Wells River until Monday.
Mildred V. Philip of Barre has been
appointed guardian OF Valma A Man
son in Barre.
Some is friends of w. |, Lawrence
called at his home Friday evening TO
assist him in the observance OF his 6lst
birthday. A chicken pie supper was
enjoyed, after which 500 was particl-
pated in until midnight, when the
guests left, wishing Mr.. Lawrence
many more years of good health. A
large cake, upon which were burning
81 candles, was made by A. Bressett
and Carl Stratenburg, bakers, who room
at the home.
G. +. LAckey, deputy United States
marshal, went to st. Adams to-day to
make couple of arrests in connection
with recent seizures OF liquor
Irving Morrill, of Boston is complet-
ing arrangements in the Montpelier
and Wells River station TO handle the
accounting of the storekeeping depart
ment, mechanical department and the
Barre and Chelsea railroad in one Of
fice in the building. 1t is the centraliz-
ing of the accounting in these depart
ments, some of which has been done in
Montpelier and some in Barre.
The marriage of Anna G. Knowles,
daughter Of Gov. p. w. Clement, and
Myllvs Edmund Dowd of New York
occurred at noon to-day at the Church
OF Heavenly Rest in New York.
Governor p. w. Clement has APP
pointed as a member of the state fair
commission from Addison county VIII
lis n. Cady of Middlebury in place of
Romaine l.. Hemingway, deceased. Mr.
Cady is past master of the state
grange and has been prominently con-
nected with state affairs in that coun-
ty for some years. He is a district
highway commissioner in his own
county.
Through the ingenuity of NJ. G..
Ferry. water commissioner in Mont
pelier. residents on lower State street
for the most part are being supplied
with water to-day. The water through
the regular course had to be shut of
while a line of pipe was laid and a
gate was put in NEAR Western avenue
for the purpose of connecting with the
State House sprinkling system and Mr..
Ferry connected two hydrants, one
each side of the State House, with-the
result that a three-inch stream of
water supplied the most of the needs
in that section of the city during the
day.
The announcement Of the marriage
of Miss Ella NJ. Wheelock of this city
and RAYMOND F. c. Hood of Spring
field. Mass. at New York, November
9th, has been received in the city. The
bride is a daughter of Herbert Wheel
ock of Montpelier and the groom a
son of Mrs. Lillian NJ. Hood of Brad
ford, Pa.
5. B. Bates. state highway commits
sioner. has received from the officers
of the American Association Of State
Highway officials their official ro--
gramme for the annual meeting which
viii take place December l3 20 10 in
elusive at the Washington hotel,
ID. c. Probably other
delegates as well as Mr.. Bates viii at
tend
The figures showing the total vote
cast for state treasurer have been
compiled BY the secretary Of state,
these having been delayed owing TO
some town clerks not fling the returns
with the secretary until after they
were sent for by that official The ig
ures show that W. Y. Scott, Republi-
can. obtained 6A562; .. c. Saw
yer. Democrat, 1896. and Mr..
scott. Prohibition. 1919. The figures
for lieutenant governor arc. Ahrsm
Foote. Republican. 63.6s2; g. II Root,
Democrat. ls.e65. and Mr.. Fo0te. Pro
hfbition. 1000. The figures for auditor
of accounts are not filed yet because
some town clerks have not sent along
the data
Piano. slirhtiy used. for ssis st
bargain. ls2 Main street.-sdy.