The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-12
MONTPELIER

Governor r. w. Clement left Sat
urday afternoon for his home in Rut-
land to spend the week END and VIII
probably return to Montpelier about
Wednesday, for there is a meeting OF
the board of control the 10th of the
month.
About 100 couples attended the. dance
given in the armory Saturday evening
Music was furnished by CAROLS or.
chestra. Special trolley cars carried
many to Barre after the dance.
MIR. and Mrs. L. G. Moody have been
visiting in Morrisville.
Miss Dorothy Grow, who has been
visiting Miss Adelaide Teachout, has
gone to her home in Burlington. Miss
Teachout passed the week END with her.
Miss Katherine Liddel has gone back
to Chicago, after av isit with reia-
tives in the city. She is nurse in
hospital there.
DR.. A. j. DeFosset left Saturday
night for Portland, Me, where he will
speak on the eradication of tubercu-
losis in cattle next Thursday at the
of the New England states. Mrs. De.
Fosset left to-day to join him and
plans TO return with DIR. DeFosset next
Friday.
w H. Merrick has returned from
Portland, Ore, where he has been at
tending the imperial council of the No
bles of the Mystic Shrine, as one of
the delegates from Vermont. Riley c.
Bowers, who has been attending the
l1lks' national convention in Chicago
has also returned home. Mayor H. c.
Shurtleff, who has been attending the
Democratic convention in San Fran
cisco, is expected home the first part
OF this week.
The marriage OF John Cano of Barre
and Miss Rielado Cobo of Montpelier
took place Saturday at the city clerks
office in Montpelier Justice of the
Peace Henry Farwell performed the
ceremony.
Joseph Affair returned this morning
from "a visit in Randolph.
The North Montpelier baseball team
was defeated by the Middlesex team at
Middlesex Sunday afternoon by score
of ) to 4, while the White River June
ton X. of C. team defeated the Mont.
peier X. of C. team in the former place
by a score of I to 3.
Daniel Ballard has received notice
from the navy department to report TO
Philadelphia for two months cruise,
hich viii include trip to Belgium.
j. S. McGibney, associate field direc-
tor at the Water Reed hospital in y.
VI. {. A. work, is spending a vacation
Of two months at his home here.
Mrs. w. T.. Huntoon returned this
morning from a visit in Mortified.
Mrs Mabel McGibney is taking two
weeks vacation from her duties in the
rest room in city hall.
The advertising car of Hagenbeck
Wallace circus which appears in Mont
peier the goth of the month, arrived
yesterday from Berlin. y. H., and to-
day the advertising matter was being
distributed about the city.
Frank Plumley of Mortified was in
the city this morning.
Miss Helen Heney is taking a vaca
! ton from her work in the highway
commissioners office With Miss Rose
Heney and others she will enjoy a trip
down the Saguenay rver in Canada.
Lawrence Smith of Chelsea has gone
to Grand Isle, where he is to be in
| charge of the COW testing association,
while c. w Howe of Walden has been
similarly appointed in the st. Johns
bury association.
Mi,s Kate Mehuron of Waterbury
settled her account as administrative
| de bonis non OF the estate of Hollis
Mehuron, late of Waterbury, and her
administration account of the estate
Of Laura Mehuron. late of that town.
The funeral of Mrs. Ada Ann Barnett
was held from her late home in More
town al 10 o'clock this morning She
died Saturday after long Illness at
the aye of y years. She was native
Of Moretown. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Mansel Hazelton, and is survived.
among other relatives, by her husband,
Burt G. Barnett.
The engine. st Lawrence. Of the
Central Vermont Railway company was
in the city this morning on it WAY
% Barre. carrying several officials Of
the Central Vermont railway, who are
/ here in the interest Of better service