The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-29
MONTPELIER

business meeting, following fine pro
gram, at Waterbury June 3.-adv.
Fred J. Baird of Barre has been ap
pointed administrators of the estate o
Sarah r. Baird, late of Waitsfeld
Charles A. Plumley of Northfeld ha,
settled his account as executor Of tn,
estate of William r. RUSSELL late o
Mortified. G. b. Adams of Waterbury
has settled his final account as trus
! tee of fund created from tho will OF
| Sarah +. Davis. later of Waterbury
! The will Of Eastman +. Hopkins, late
OF CADET, has been presented for pro
| bate.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Chauncey Alden Friday.
Miss Alice English of Boston is Wis
| ting at her home here. Miss Marion
Ostrander, formerly of the education
! department, came with her. Mrs. Os-
trander. has been in Y. NJ. C. A. work
| during the war.
Miss Marguerite Campbell has gone
to Burlington for the week end.
Mrs. Elsie Gates will visit the week
end and holiday in Cambridge. Mrs.
Il. II. Linden of Littleton, N. H., her
mother, has been visiting here, and
will accompany her to Cambridge.
Il. S. Brigham has gone to his home
in st. Adams. He will go the first of
the week to Boston to attend a CON
ference of the New England Dairy as
ISOLATION.
Miss Vita Van Ness of the fish and
game office visited in Burlington to.
day.
The board Of control has completed
three days work on the scale of wages
for the clerical force in the state de
partments and has adjourned until
June 5. when the matter will be taken
up again. There are still some 10 de-
partments which have not sent their
schedules TO the board, these having
been held up for one matter or anoth
err. There have been some sent back
for n revision of the Recommendation
Miss Katherine Morse completed her
work in the weights and measures Of
flee June |, and will 90 to Greenfield.
Mass. where she will be employed at
an increased salary over that which
she received while employed by the
state.
w. II. Jeffrey. state probation off
Ger. has returned from the northern
part of the state, where he has been
looking after some work in that de-
partment az well as inspecting poor
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Evans of
Hudson, y. y, stopped at the Pavilion
hotei last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Winters Of !
Trinidad are stopping at the Pavilion
hotel.
Miss Betty Gram. who has been in |
Vermont on business connected with t
the ratification of the suffrage /
left this morning for
New York and expects to 90 to /
North Carolina on similar effort. She
did not seem TO he impressed that Gov. /
Clement would call special session of /
the legislature and inferred from a re-
port that came To her that he would I
follow the same lines that Gov. Hol- /
comb took where similar action to that
v hich Vermont has taken occurred.
She said she was going TO Democrat
e state, where that party could get
The advantage of the ratification, if il
'ould be put across.
A company of Young men from
Dartmouth college gave a dance in
he city hall in Montpelier Friday eve
hing that WAS fairly well attended.
The Jazz orchestra from Dartmouth
furnished music for a concert and
lancing.
An oldsmobile fire truck passed
through Montpelier yesterday after
,oon on its way TO Newport, where
I will be delivered To that city as a
art of the fire apparatus of New
,ort.
Guy Walbridge was one of the sol
Iiers of fortune Friday when his time
Il an apprentice in the stonesheds ex
tired and he became a iourneymau;
therefore,, had to stop work in the
he'd.
Charles Harpsn Of Boston motored
q Montpelier Wednesday and will ,
pend the summer al the Harpan [
Iouse in East Montpelier.