The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-05

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week. Cinders were being shippe,
from here to help in filing the wash
out. Mr.. Austin had a work train EN-
ployed on this branch last week films
up several places where the banks hat
started to slide a little.
A. G.. Preble returned Saturday even
| ing from Springfield, where last weel
he was employed making inspections
OF buildings. He found several i'm
pfovements necessary to have the con
ditions comply with state laws. II
each town that he has visited he has
| found the conditions bad.
The funeral of Arthur, infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jersey, occurred
this afternoon. The child died Satur.
day after a few days illness. 1t was
born early last week.
Miss Leonide Graney of Burlington
was the guest of Mrs. H. ID. Gibson
Sunday.
A. H. Gates is visiting at his home
in Franklin.
The Marquis de Lafayette chapter
D. A. R., met at the home of Mrs. X. l..
Cleaves Saturday afternoon. After the
business meeting, very enjoyable pro-
gram was presented, first q flute solo
by Foster Cleaves, accompanied by
Mrs. Cleaves; then Miss Grace Clark
How Shall We Eliminate the Hyphen
from Our Hyphenated Americans Y
The program was concluded with an
other solo by Foster Clsaves, after
which refreshments of lemon sherbet
and cake were served by the following
committee: Miss Grace Clark chair
man, Mrs. X. L. Cleaves, Mrs. G. L..
Hunt, Mrs. G.. S. Bliss, Mrs. +. X.
Hastings, Mrs. A. G. Eaton, Mrs. G. O..
Boyles, Mrs. G. T. Booth, Mrs. A. O.
Lamson, Mrs. w. S. Smith, Mrs. Leila
Bean, Miss Edith HOLSTER, Miss Carrie
HOLSTER
Rev. Homer A. Flint, formerly pas
tor of the Episcopal church in Mont
pelier, has been named as administra
tive secretary to assist the bishop in
an office created at the convention of
that society, recently held in pitts
burg, Pa As a result of that appoint
ment he has resigned as pastor of St.
Peters, where he went after resigning in
Montpelier He will be personal as
sistant to the bishop of that diocese.
DIR. Flint il native of Mortified, an
attendant at Dartmouth college and
graduate of st. Stephens college, where
he took post graduate work and OBJ
tanned master of arts degree. He was
rector in Montpelier from 1907 TO 1916.
Mrs Hannah Carey this morning re-
eeived advice Of the death of Mrs.
Johanna Ryan, her aunt, in Platts-
burg, n Y She was mother of Ed
ward H. Ryan, who was many years
in the street department in
Besides her daughter, Mrs.
Morris Doom, with whom she lived in
she leaves several nieces,
Mrs. Carey here and Mrs.
Morris Ryan Of Mortified. The flu
neral will probably take place Tues
Day morning in Plattsburg.
The case Of the Montpelier s. Wells
River Railroad company VS.. Charles
Bianchi & Sons to recover freight
charges, has been filed in Montpelier
,ity court. as has the case of H. j.
Emerson VS.. Joel Emerson.
Chief Y. b. Persons Of the fire de-
Dartment has filed complaint with
he police department relative to y.
Monti allowing his wagons and sleighs
20 set so close to hydrant on Putnam
street that the department cannot get
10 the hydrant If it.was needed. Other
complaints about conditions about the
Nonti premises have been made
, Eugene Buck has returned from Wis
ting his son, Grover Buck, in Boston. |
Miss Mary MeGarty, aged 80 years, [
lied at her home on Main street Sun
lay afternoon following long illness. |
She was a native of Fayston, daughter
II Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McCarty, born |
April-s, 1889. She lived for some years /
n THAT town, where she obtained most |
Il her education, but later went to st. |
school in Montpelier. She /
vas employed some years in Montpel-
er as seamstress. She is survived
" her father and three sisters. These
re. Joanna, Agnes and Florence Me
'arty OF Montpelier. Ii is expected
he funeral will take place Tuesday
morning. .-.