The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-23
MONTPELIER
Miss Lenora E. Chamberiin Died Last
Night of tuberculosis.

Miss Lenora L. Chamberlin, daughl
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Chamberlin
died last night at her home on ST
Paul street of tuberculosis. Miss Cham.
berlin, who passed her 23d birthday
anniversary Sept. II, was born in Mid
dlesex. She was educated in the schools
of that town and of Montpelier. and
later entered college, but was com.
pelled to give up that work on account
of poor health. She was very popular
in Bethany Congregational church and
took q prominent part in the young
peoples organizations of that church
She is survived by her parents and q
sister. Cora Chamberlin The funeral
will be held Monday.
The first piece of concrete street in
Montpelier was completed Friday aft.
ernoon. II is about 400 feet long and
will cost little over $500, which is
the money that the citizens voted last
March to be matched by $1,000 BY
the state and the FIVE per cent highway
money There will be a little extra
because il was expected that the paw.
ing could be put back into the gutter
The paving is so wide that If placed
again in sand il is possible that the
frost might get under the new con
crete roadway and. therefore. dam
age it, so a cement gutter is being used
instead of the paving and the paving
will probable be used somewhere else
in the streets. The small cement mixer.
which has been loaned to Barre this
week, will be back Monday and be used
to mix the cement for the gutter. If
the same work had been done Nav lst,
when it was voted, probably another
100 feet of concrete road would have
been constructed.
If you are thinking of buying a talk
ing machine, let us place in your home
to-day a Brunswick machine for
weeks trial. If not entirely satisfied,
we will remove same without cost to
you. 1872 Main street.-adv.
James Dewey Of Quechee was a local
visitor yesterday.
Miss Elsie Gates Of the fish and
game office and Mrs. II. n. Gray of
leave tonight for a week in
Boston.
=. X. Hayden, district highway com
expects Monday to close
that section OF the highway in Middle
sex. between the three bridge and
Middlesex village. while blasting of
rocks on the Darling curve is taking
place.
W. \. Cady of Middlebury was in
the city to-day on highway matters.
- a
tries, spoke at a rally in Hardwick last
evening.
Three children in Springfield were
TO the board Of charities
Friday afternoon.
II. \. Davis. deputy commissioner Of
weights aud measures. received r.
port this morning from Montpelier rel
stive to the delivery Of cosL in which
he patron placed an order for q ton
81 coal. The dealer refused TO deliver
more than 500 pounds and wanted to
,harge an increase II one dollar on q
.on for the delivery of the smaller
amount. the patron paving a. the rate
q Sl7. inttead Of Sl6 ton. a. she
would il she had bought : ton ~ coal /
The matter was referred 10 the fuel
W H. Jeffrey Was IN Randolph this
lfternorn and sPoke ~ the Orange /
,ountV tearhers' asseciafion.
An you thinking uf buying 3 taxi 1
ng msrhine for Christnasg Make your j
riection Row A su,sil deposit sud ss
,Hi msrk sid fm holidav delivery. /
Sirc liue II Brunsv-si-s 20 choose
rom. ls2 Main strest--sdv