The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-25
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The body of Miss Annie Ryan, sister
of Alderman p. II. Ryan, who died two
years ago of influenza, was brought last
Friday to Waterbury, where burial
took place. The deceased was about
05 years of age and had been living
with a sister, Mrs. Barney, in Law
renee, Mass. She also leaves broth
or, John Ryan of Waterbury, two sis
tiers, Mrs. Bernard Carney OF Montpel-
Ter and Mrs. Coffrn of Waterbury.
Two of the committees which are
working on proposals Of amendment to
the charter of the city gathered yes
tcrday afternoon or evening. Mayor
II. G. Shurtlef and his committee of
two met in the city hall and discussed
their report, while another committee
composed of some % PERSONS met in an
other place during the evening and
T, there discussed proposals that they ex-
pected to make to the citizens at a
meeting which will be held shortly, it
/ is expected 1t is understood that there
| is still another committee working on
proposals to amend the charter and it
| is known there are also other amend
ments to the city charter already
drawn. Possibly when the reports come
before the city meeting they will be of
the most interesting of recent years
Alderman X. G. Bowers, of whom
mention was made last week that he
might be a candidate for mayor in the
coming city primaries, on Monday an
aounced that he is a candidate, stating
that he has been connected with the
city government for two years and has
become acquainted with its working so
he would endeavor to give the people
a good business administration if
elected.
w f. Jeffrey, secretary of the board
of charities and probation, on Monday
afternoon received word from Bur
lington of the birth of son to Rev
and Mrs. J. Milo Jeffrey. The latter
will be remembered here as Miss Ger
trude Draft who was teacher in the |
high school two years ago.
Harry A. Black, secretary Of state,
has received word that Jamie Jacobs !
of Bradford has been fined S75 and t
costs for operating an unregistered
and that Edwin A. Mer-
chant OF Wells River has been fined
$40 and costs for operating an auto
mobile without an operators license.
W. C. Lanphier of Montpelier has
filed his bond as administrator of the
estate of Margaret Mooney, late of
in place of Margaret l.
Mooney her daughter, whose commits
sion had been removed Miss Moneys
bondsmen were cited into court, hav-
ing asked to be relieved of their bond
and when she appeared she was given
till last Saturday TO settle her ac
count or get new bondsmen, which she
failed to do and Mr.. Lanphier was APP
pointed TO succeed her. Lavinia Emery
mas settled her account as administra-
ate of Montpelier Carroll L. Good
-idge of Marshfeld has been appointed
of the estate of Lillian
}oodridge, late of that town. w. c,
White has been appointed admins
.rator of the estate of Forest Albin,
ate of Mortified.
Daniel McGovern. who has been suf-
ering from grip, is very i'll.
The Pirates defeated the Randolph ,
Ugh school basketball team on the
gymnasium floor Monday evening by a
core of ~ TO Is +,
Mrs. r. s. Ransom of Castleton is {
n the city in the interests of the .
formal school in that town. She is |
alling upon the many representatives
f the different towns.
II. d, Carpenter of Windsor is visit /,
ng in the city.
Sanford Daniels of Brattleboro is in b
he city to-day and gave the legisla
ure, of which he was formerly mem a
er, the "once over"
r. L. uoughton and w, w. Rider
{ Brattleboro and w. l.. DunkleyS +,
f Vernon arrived last evening to at u
md the Holstein- Fresian club meet i
Y this afternoon.
Mrs. L. Jones of Boston is in the {
ty.