The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-02

town She died Wednesday night at
Heaton hospital after about one years
illness of lung trouble She was q
native of that town, "a years of age, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Mason Boyee
About three years ago she was mar.
ried to Felix Myers, who with son
about Is months old, and her mother,
are the surviving relatives.
The divorce ease of Celia Smith VS..
George p. Snith has been filed in coun-
ty court
The funeral OF Henry Rhodes oc-
Cured at II o'clock this morning from
the home of w. H. Chase in More.
town. Mr. Rhodes died Tuesday night
at Heaton hospital after a few weeks
illness as a result of tree falling
upon him. He was ehopping down a
tree and suffered a broken leg aud
bruises on his head, the latter of which
probably caused his death He was a
native OF Moretown, about 6l years of
age. He was sou OF Mr.. and Mrs
johnson Rhodes. In bis Younger years
he was known for his strength. He
leaves two brothers, Charles and Will
liam Of Middlesex, and sister, Mrs.
Sarah Tongue, Of Burlington
The death Of Mrs. Kate Wheeler
Foster, wife of William Foster of East
Montpelier. occurred Thursday morn
ing, following many years illness. She
was native of that town, a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Luther Wheeler, born
Dec. o. 1856. She is survived by her
husband and parents, two sisters, Mrs.
Clarence Dudley and Miss May Wheel
er of East Montpelier, and two broth
ers, William Wheeler of East Mont
pelier and DR.. ;. G. Wheeler OF Brat
tleboro. The funeral will take place
from her late home at o'clock Satur-
day afternoon.
Edward Carey. manager of the West
ern Union Office in Montpelier, has re-
ceived notice from the company that
the employees in that Office will receive
a bonus of 20 per cent of their last
years salary and an increase of Is per
cent over the salary for the same pc.
riod.
Letitia, the FIVE -year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4. Gleason. viii be
confined to the bed for few days and
under the doctors care for many
weeks. a. the result of a fall received
afternoon. when both bones !
Of the left forearm were fractured and !
her nose broken. The child was playing !
with other children when she sud .enly /
fell off the stairs several feet to the 1
floor below, striking in such a manner 4
A. to fracture the arm bones. Her nose /
was laid fiat against the right side of |
her face when her mother picked mp
he child.
G. A. Goodale OF Warren was among
those who visited the secretary Of /
states office Thur day 10 get license
10 operate a large auto truck Mr..
iocdale experienced little trouble
,bouf getting his permit last spring,
10 he had to bring other permits with
lin when he secured hi, license, for.
inder the law, the secretary Of state
.annot grant q license TO operate =
icavy auto truck until the permits
ave been secured from the towns
through which the truck j. to be oper.
ted. \
Friends II J. n. Boutwell, aud the
II the Boufucli. Milne and
-arHum company have received from
ne company 3 very nioe pocketb0ok II
) sufficiently large to carry almost any
apgr that q business man generally
a. in his poke. The book g in-
IA the recipient uf The gift az was /
VERY suiiahie Christmas g'ff from I
Be company Z u patrons sr1 friends. .