The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-05
MONTPELIER
Mrs. Harold Chamberlain Died Last
Night of tuberculosis.

| a popular Montpelier young woman
died during the night at her home OF
North street Of tuberculosis. She was
born Nov. s, 1891, the daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. John +. Kelly of Moretown
and was for many years teacher in the
schools of Ryegate. Troy and More
| town. She is survived by her husband
Harold Chamberlain, and daughter
Elizabeth, aged one year; also by three
| brothers, Lawrence of Montpelier, Ed
| ward of New Mexico and Fred OF Cal
ais, and by her mother, Mrs. Anna
Kelly, who lived with the deceased
daughter. The funeral will be held at
o'clock Monday morning at St. Au-
g,lstine's church, with burial in Dux-
bury.
At GAS this morning, in the mayor
office at Montpelier, Mayor II. C.
Shurtleff united in marriage Prudencio
of Montpelier.
The matter of calf being found
dead along the bank of the Worcester
branch was reported to the police Fri
day afternoon. Investigation showed
that the calf must have been put in the
stream early this spring. IT had not
appeared until the water became low
in the mill dam at Wrightsville Asa
Andrews, who went near the spot fish
ing Thursday afternoon, was driven
away by the odor. Orders TO remove
the calf from the water and bury it
have been given.
The justices of the supreme court
have been in conference for a couple OF
DAYS on the st. Adams taxes cases and
getting rid of some questions before
the arguments occur the Goth of this
month in supreme court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Richardson
of Waitsfeld were visitors in the city
yesterday afternoon.
There is some talk of forming an
American Legion baseball team in
Montpelier in order that the town may
have summer ball this year. Ii has
been few years since the city has
supported team aud il is felt that
one could be supported this year and
some good sport enjoyed.
f. c. Mayo and G. II. Kidder of the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad
and G. W. Groom of the Central Yer
mont railway were in the city last
evening on railroad matters.
One of the child welfare workers who
has been in the northern part of the
state finds a condition in which there
are over a dozen children in one town,
who are of school age, but who are not
attending schools and apparently no ef-
fort is being made to have them attend.
The Readsboro Chair company of
Readsboro has notified the secretary of
state that the management desires TO
increase the capital stock from $4,000
to 100000 and that they proposed to
issue stock to meet that increase.
Two expert pool players named Con.
cannon and Baker entertained quite
Meigs rooms in Montpelier Friday eve
ming. They first played a game of pool
in which Concannon ran II points in
a single string, and could have ran
more but selected a hard shot in pref
ence TO an easy one which he expected
to get later. Then he gave demon.
strstion of fancy playing and pool
Following this he went to
the Apollo club rooms. where he did |
SOME fancy shooting for the entertain,
ment of the members.
Mrs. H. c. Lawson and baby have |
from Schenectady, \. y.
The Delta Al pha class Of Trinity |
church gave an entertainment in the |
church vestry last evening which was
attended by a good sized audience. /
Musical selections and little play |
we're presented, after which three
young women, dressed as Japanese 1
girls, served light refreshments.