The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
Death of Harry r. Hallett.

Death of Harry r. Hallett.
The death of Harry r. Hallett of
Northampton, Mass, is the third death
in five weeks in the family of airs.
Winnifred (Ferrin) Hallett, formerly
resident of Montpelier, and who was
in Marshfield at the time her husband
died Friday morning. The other two
deaths were her father, Charles H. Fer
rim, and her grandfather, Charles Rob
inson. The two latter died five weeks
ago Mrs. Hallett came to Montpelier
last week and with. her daughter and
mother, Mrs. Charles Fl. Ferrin, went
the first of this week to Mafshfield to
spend a few days at the Ferrin camp.
Mr.. Hallett, who is salesman, has
been in poor health for year. Last
summer he spent much OF the time at
the camp in Marshfield and recovered
his health enough SO he resumed his
travelling, which he kept up until last
Saturday, when he returned home. The
first of the week he wrote Mrs. Hal
lett that he was not feeling very well
and he would not resume work this
week 1t was with great surprise,
however, tlldI IudN AtltT
gram was received that Mr.. Hallett had
died about $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Hailett
left Marshfeld, and coming to Mont
pelier, went last night to Northampton,
accompanied by Mrs A. w Ferrin. her
aunt. The deceased was about 40 years
of age, and among other relatives,
is survived by his wife and daughter
mentioned above, and an uncle. +. b.
Currier. He was a graduate of Ann Ar
Dor and has been connected with the
Congregational church work in North
ampton. his native town. II is cx
pected the funeral will take place sun
day at Northampton.
w. O. Frost of Boston, inspector in
the white pine blister rust campaign
work in New England states, has been
making a tour Of Vermont, inspecting
the work here. Friday he called at
the state forestry office, where he ex-
pressed his appreciation of the work
that is being done. He spoke especial |
~ of the cooperation that private
owners are giving the federal agents
in their efforts to reduce the number |
VI trees dHttttu w lHN lhSNs
Benjamin Gates, state auditor. went |
Yesterday to Grand Isle TO audit the |
court accounts.
Prof Raymond Mcfarland of Mid |
ilebury was in the city yesterday
Allen Martin, states attorney Of
county, was in the city !
Yesterday afternoon.
Governor Clement left last evening
for his home in Rutland.
John Stanyan, who has been playing
in orchestras in different places, has
returned to Montpelier.
Judge +. NJ. Harvey has been at
lending the commencement of Uniyer-
'ity of Vermont
Captain Scofeld has arrived TO com
nence her duties with the salvation
Army here. She was formerly for
'ome months associated with work at
he Boston hospital of the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridgc Robbins and
laughter. Verua. and Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Robbins Of Easton, Pa, are
listing with Mrs. J. H. Carey and
'ther relatives here.
A hearing relative 20 Rosa Hatha
way WAS conducted in probate court
upon petition of her guard
an asking that the woman, who hats
,eeu in the state hospital. be commit
ed at state expense. It was arranged
hat the state pay one-half of the CA
'ense.
Cards have been received in the city
that Mora Green, who was
mploved until two weeks aso in the
ecretary of states office, was married
thursday at Morrisville to Harold r. /
Dber of that town. She is a daughter
{ Mrs. c. r. Greene and while living
n Montpelier had made q large mum
er of friends.
The announcement of the marriage
{ Miss Katherine Underwood, who
,as formerly a teacher in the kinder
arten of the Montpelier public schools,
as been received The marriage of
Iiss Underwood to Mayo Magoon of
ancaster, \. H., occurred in that vii
,ge Monday noon.
Easton r. Gibson returned from Bos
IN. where at the headquarters of the
department of the army
E has taken examination for promo
on from major TO lieutenant colonel
nd which he passed and he has re-
lived his promotion, which will be
Tective from the first of next month.
is promotion will not affect his status
Vermont and he will remain as in
rector Of the Vermont National Guard
Miss Annie Dale Of Montpelier has
zen appointed Administrative of the
tate of William J. Dale, late If