The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-15
MONTPELIER

miss hdlputIllE Adibputii 10 t"Niissi
a vacation from her work in the sec
retary of states office.
Leonard Hood has brought the Ed
ward Kingsbury place on the North
field road and has sold Mr.. Kings
bury his house on Elm street.
The Homade Candy, Inc, OF Burling-
ton has filed a statement that its
capital stock of $4,000 has been paid
up. OF the Westfeld Real Estate com
pany 81 100 of $1,000 has been paid
up.
w. A. Lord was taken taken to Hea-
ton hospital this morning in seri-
Gus condition, suffering with a high
blood pressure combined with what
looks like Bright's disease.
The Swift Beef company has set
tied damages with Joseph LeBrique for
$50 for injuries done to his son when
the beef company's rig hit the child,
knocking him down.
Miss Gladys Tupper has gone back
to her teaching in Burlington, after a
week end at her home here.
Benjamin Gates, auditor of accounts,
has gone to Rutland to attend meet
ing of the board of control this after
noon.
w. G. Hastings has returned from
Atlantic City, n. j., where he attended
conference relative to the policy Of
forestation An effort was made to Sc
cure the endorsement of the state for
esters TO push through q bill in Con-
gress so the federal government would
have charge of all forests. This WAS
opposed BY Mr.. Hastings who sue
ceeded, after a hard fight, in carrying
his point aud the matter will be re-
ferred to the heads of the forestry de-
instead Of being acted upon by their
representatives at Atlantic City. Many
! Of the states were not represented by
the heads OF the department.
4 delegation of Montpelier lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, went to Warren
Sunday. attending the funeral of
Harry Carlton, who died in Southboro,
Mass., last Thursday. without any i'll
ness His home was in Somerviile, but
his business was such that he was
away from home much of the time
and that day was in Southboro. He
had Just placed his automobile on
wsshstand in that town when he fell
over dead. His body was taken to Marl
boro where il was prepared for burial
and later 10 Somerviile and Saturday
was brought TO Warren for funeral and
burial from the home of Elwood Cove,
who it was at first reported had died.
Mr.. Carlton was a native of Connecti-
cut, a. wears of age. a chauffeur by em-
ployment. He is survived by his wife
and one brother, the latter's residence
not being known. The Knights per
formed their funeral service. Those
taking the parts we're acting Chancel-
lor Commander Robert Frost, Vice
Chancellor h. a. Sumner, Prelate A.
A. Allen, Sergeant alarms Otto Bates
and the bearers were Burt Brown,
Frank Pratt, John II. Stone, Fred l.
Somers. Il 4. Kelly and w l.. Melam-
son. Rev. W. A. Remele, pastor of the
Congregational church in Wsitsfield,
preached short sermon and at the
close of which he referred to having
married Mr. and Mrs. Carlton four
wears ago. The Knights also performed
their burial service at the family lot
in the cemetery in Warren village.
Wrestling, Nov. l6, Montpelier
armory. John Kilonis vs.. Waino
ketonen.-adv.
harm Of the traction company that an
auction will take place there the 2eth
Of the month and that il will be a
sherifTs sale of personal property, IN
which cars and sundry other pieces of
personal property are listed TO satisfy
the Judgment in the case of Robert J.
Stewart vs. the Barre and Montpelier
Traction and Power company. IN
which the supreme court affirmed the
Judgment of the lower court of a ve-r
diet for $500.
T.. n. Deavitt of Montpelier has been
appointed administrator Of the estate
Of George Tromblee. late Of Montpelier.
Solon Shapes OF Mortified has been
similarly appointed in the estate Of
Sarah 4. snow. late Of 'Northfield
Nellie Dean Of Bsrre has been ap-
pointed guardian of Eva LaBlanc, a
minor. in Barre.
Justice and Mrs. John n. Watson
left this morning for Rutland, where
Justice Watson will preside in spe-
ciaI term of supreme court.