The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-21

Ror. HerVcY Quick naS resigheu thc
pas.o"ate Of the Briiport Congrega
tional church, to take effect June rs
aBcatr'ce Manning was badly burned
atlher home in Hancock when attempt
i'm to empty boiler of hot water
One arm and hand and from her hip
to her toes was scaldea
Mrs. Jane McCarty Of East Berk shire
hes Just completed bedquilt Of ~
blocks besides knitting several pairs
# gloves and mittcns this winter, Mrs.
McCarty is in her Slst year.
Farmers in Shorelam have begun
<co- operative marketing Of eggs. The
eggs are taken to the home or the
manager Of the scheme and the next
day are shipped to the city markets.
Earl V. X. Wilson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel NJ. Wilson of Rutland,
who. for the past year has been living
in Dallas, Tex, recently received a
commission as national bank examiner
for the southwestern district of the
state of Texas Mr., Wilson will reside
in Dallas for the present.
John Valenti of Rutland pleaded
guilty in city court last week TO the
charge of keeping intoxicating liquor
with intent to sell. He was fined $500
and sentenced to serve one month IN
the house of correction at Windsor"
Sentence was suspended and 500 OF
the fine was RENTED provided the man
goes to work.
The estate of the late Otis Abbey OF
Middlebury has recently received one OF
the oldest insurance policies ever PAD
in Vermont Mr.. Abbey's policy was
taken out in 1869 Its number was So
500. while the present series OF policies
in the same company have reached
more than the two million mark. The
policy was 50 years old
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Hastings cele-
brated their 50th wedding anniversary
at their home in st Johnsbury Feb'
IA by giving a reception to their
friends A triple wedding was held
on Valentines day 80 years ago, when
three Carpenter sisters were married.
Mrs. Hastings being the only one OF
the three surviving
Mrs Jennie Tatro Emo, p years OF
age, of st. Adams, who was sentenced
last week to two years at the state
prison for bigamy, was first married
to Richard Emo at Hyde Park in 1913.
She had one child by this marriage.
Her second marriage, which resulted in
her going to Windsor, was to Richard
Lamonda at Enosburg Falls last june
80 When arraigned she pleaded guilty.
The circumstances that led up to her
arrest last week are not given out,
J. B. Jarvis was arrested last week
in North Troy for cruelty and neglect
of animals and the sheriff took posses
sion of three horses and a calf found
in the Jarvis barn which were in
state of starvation until the sheriff
caused feed to be given them. Jarvis
had been STAYING in Montreal, leaving
his family on the North Troy farm,
but was moving his goods back to
Montreal when arrested. His family
was allowed to continue the journey,
but he was committed to the Newport
Jail.
One of the most important real es-
tate transactions in Brattleboro for
some time was the sale by c. Z. Allen
TO Carroll n Bond of the Allen green
houses and florist business. The sale
includes nine greenhouses, packing
house, stock in the greenhouses. tools
and all supplies on hand. together with
the large plot of land which the bust
ness occupies. Mr.. Allen established
The business in 1868 and had built UP
n large patronage, one Of the largest
in Vermont. He has made speciality
of cemetery work Mr.. Allen has de-
eided now TO rehnquish some OF the
cares he has carried so long. The pur-
chaser. Mr.. Bond. established a florist
business in Brattleboro four years ago
and had the equivalent Of four
greenhouses before his new acquisition.
He will operate both places. making
10 greenhouses. but later will CONSOLE
date them. The combination viii give
him about 1000 feet Of glass. Her
man Kuhner of Brattleboro, an expert
grower of cut flowers and potted
plants. will he manager Of that end Of
the business and Mr.. Rond viii take
charge Of the design work, in which
he specializes.
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