The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-12
MONTPELIER
Better Service for M. & w. sR. R. R.
Patrons From Barre.

| otibhS ANba 1atiNs
As a result of a conference held last
| evening between assistant superln'
tendents G. II. Kidder of the Boston
and Maine railroad and G. w. Groom
| of the Central Vermont railway com
pany, better train service from Barre
mornings is to be given. 1t has been
arranged that the Montpelier and
Wells River train will wait at the
| Wells River station about 10 minutes,
This will be long enough so that pas
! sengers can connect from the Central
Vermont train. which leaves Barre at
| 6.35 o'clock. In addition to this,
| the Central Vermont train will wait
| reasonable time each evening for
the arrival of the Montpelier and
| Wells River train that passengers
may go south or north on the eve
ming Central Vermont trains. The
changes will each be made at the
Wells River station,
Among automobile accidents which
took place over the week end were:
A f. Hall of Groton who ran into a
team and the wagon was smashed;
LLOYD X. Beaulac of Rutland, reported
that his car was dumped on the road
between Randolph and Bethel Sun
day; l.. X. Williams of Randolph that
his car tipped over when a wheel
crumpled under the machine; +. 4.
Davis of Stowe that he had a minor
accident near North Hero; G. W. Had
lock of Morrisyille, that his car killed
dog.
Upright piano for sale at bargain
1872 Main street-adv.
Tax Commissioner NJ 6. Morse has
appointed as appraisers under pro
visions of the General Laws, from
s42 to. S53, concerning the appeal from
the judgment of the board of civil
authority in connection with taxation,
Harry Blodgett of st. JohnsbuLy,
II. P. Simpson of Sheffield and l.. H.
Thornton of Barnet, who will hear
the evidence in connection with the
appeal taken by Il. L. Fletcher OF
Woodbury. from the appraisal on
property as made by the listers in
Hardwick. He appealed to the board
of civil authority and not being salts
fed with the decision reached by that
board has now appealed to the tax
who has made the |
above appointments, which were ap-
proved by Governor Hardness before
he left for Niagara Falls, Ont
The quarterly meeting of the direc
tors of the National Life Insurance
took place this morning,
with most of the ont of the city
directors attending, a. well as those
who reside here. The morning WIS
used mostly with the routine business
but. of course, some time was occu-
pied with the study of the work on
he new building. In discussion of
he matter some of the directors ex-
pressed themselves well pleased with
he way the work is being advanced.
G.. w Groom, assistant superin-
endent of the Montpelier and Wells
evening relative 10 railway matters
!. +. Maun, superintendent of the
entral Vermont railway, was in
and Barre yesterday aft
rnoon on different matters.
The annual meeting of the Great
'ounci of the Improved Order of Red
den will be held in Montpelier the
asst Friday in August, making two
to occur in the city that
week. the other being the Knights
4 Pythias grand lodge meeting II
5 expected, il the present plans pre-
all, that great council of the Po-
ahontas will be organized
Mr., and Mrs. George L. West of
Hartford, Conn. are visiting in the
ity for a few days. II is their first
isit here in 20 years. Mr.. West, as :
youth. resided in the city. He is in
usiness in Hartford
Ralph Leach, Misses Christine
rewer and Blanche Roy have com
lenced work on statistics in the of
ce of the commissioner of education.
Ir. Dempsey was in Burlington yes
,rday on educational matters.
Robert Knapp is taking two .
eeks' vacation from his work in the
store, and Clifford Jersey Il
taking his place.
A marriage license has been issued :
, John Grape of Montpelier and Il
aisy Hills of Duxbury :
The will of Thomas Farrell late
Montpelier, was presented in pro.
ate court Monday. Mrs Farrell is
AIMED executrix of the estate. u
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