The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-27
MONTPELIER

| Election night, Montpelier armory,
boxing, wrestling and election returns.
DAILY & Meigs, promoters.-adv.
Miss Lynda f. Crane and Harold G,
| Bigelow of Montpelier were married by
Rev. Charles ST. John at the Mont
pelier Congregational church parsonage
at 2 o'clock Tuesday AFTERNOON in the
presence of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Niles, the double ring service being
used. The bride was gowned in brown.
Plans that had been perfected to have
the wedding at the brides home in
Middlesex were given up because of
the health of her mother Following
the marriage they left for a wedding
trip, after which they will reside on
Hubbard street in Montpelier. The
bride is a-dsughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Z. II. Crane OF Middlesex, and has
been telephone operator in Montpel-
ier for a few years. She was super
visor in the local exchange until she
was taken in with appendicitis. after
which she was appointed telephone op-
orator at the exchange when it was
opened in the State House. where she
has made many friends by her genial
and courteous service. Mr.. Bigelow is
a native of Washington. a son Of Mr..
and Mrs Glenn Bigelow. He was in
the regular service in the mechanical
training at Dartmouth during the war,
preparing for overseas service. He is
now fireman on the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad
Mrs. Earl Billings and son have ie-
turned to their home from Heaton hos
pital.
A daughter was born Tuesday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. John Crossett.
j. A. Goodrich Of Chicago, who viii
have charge Of the entertainment the
Woman's club viii present for the
benefit of the district nurse. has ar
rived and commenced training the
young people who will take part
James Stack Of New York is visit
ing relatives in the city for a few days.
A new train schedule will 90 into ef-
feet next Sunday morning but except
ing for changing back an hour 10 agree
with the time before the Massachu-
setts daylight saving law went into ef
feet little change viii occur. other
than that the Sunday morning paper
train viii run to st. Albans as IL did
before the summer schedule became ef- |
fective. That train will leave Mont |
pelier at $3.50 o'clock. coming into the /
city A connection will be made from /
Barre. The train will not have termi- |
nal here a. il did this summer I he 4
trains viii leave Montpelier thus:
Morning mail. s.52 O'Clock. noon ex-
press. lI:50 O'Clock: evening. south
bound local. will run into Montpelier /
a. $3.50 o'clock: sOuthbound sleeSer, 4
II 20 O'Clock; uorthbound. fast sleep 1
er. 3sO5s second sleeper. 6 O'Clock: /
nor;hbound mail 9;lO O'Clock. after
noon express. 3:35; afternoon mail. 1
s. 40; Sunday. southbound evening
train at SOS; noon train. ll:5O; (
northbOund morning paper train. $50; /
afternoon mail. 6.07.
Another meeting of the board of civ /
i authority was held IN Montpelier 1
Tuesday evening when l62 names were /,
sdded 70 the check list. Of whieh ~
were men. This makes . total Of s53 4
names Of women that have been added I
10 the cheek list since the suffrage 4
amendment was passed hy Congress. Il
= bile there ARE probably 100 uames e .l
romen that might - on the cheek Est
Another meeting q the board viii \
take place st : O'Clock THURSDAY eve /.
hing Tt s. likely that ore more meet L
nr than that one VIII take place and 3
{ is talked thar d will Be- held Friday