The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
MONTPELIER

i There were I52 births in Montpelier
in 1920, of which Is were males and II
females and Of the total 6S were horr
at Heaton hospital, while 33 OF these
were Of non resident people.
Mrs. Nellie Carrow went back to her
home in Burlington last evening, after
a visit in the city with relatives.
Miss Molle Beals, secretary to Z. C.
Smith of st. Adams, who has been Wis
ting in the city, has gone home.
Miss Mary Finn of Mortified passed
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs j. c.
Finn, her parents, in this city.
J. G. Cadet went back to his work in
Windsor last evening, after visit with
relatives here.
Charles Booth who is in charge of
the Atlantic and Pacific store in North
field, was with his family in the city
Sunday
VI. G. Morse, tax commissioner,
passed the week end at his home in
Hardwick
II. +. GoodeIl, formerly secretary Of
civil and military affairs, was a visitor
in the city over Sunday.
The annual meeting Of the National
Life Insurance company takes place to-
morrow when the annual report of the
years work viii be acted upon and oti
ers elected. The 10th annual state.
ment shows: Assets, S73,060000; liabil.
tiles, $69,637 900; surplus, $3,422 600.
A. ~ Stratton left this morning for
Springfield for short time
Officer P. J. MeAvoy was called to III
Barre street this morning to settle
family disturbance relative to a racket
made by boarders during Sunday eve
ming. 1t did not seem to be anything
for him to do with and SO he left the
family affair to be settled within its
own provinces.
James Coutts, inspector Of weights
and measures, left this morning for the
southern part OF the state on examina.
tion OF sales.
The Campbell Jewelry store, Inc. of |
NANl ltFN lllt mas vi ttHtA 70 AHt SeGTt- |
tary Of state that it has paid up its
$1,000 capital stock
Mrs John Duncan has completed her
duties in the secretary of states Of
fee.
Dale Donahue and r. NJ. Cutler have
returned from Dcs Moines. Ia, where
they attended q conference called BY
Governor Harding relative TO parks. It
was the proposition Of state parks,
which the members Of the conference
they are record as opposed to CONNER
national parks There were
from 2S states present.
Several committees were appointed.
Clair Templeton is i'll with the grip.
H. o. Hutchinson and J. d. Whittier
IF Burlington were in the city to-day in
conference with c. H. Dempsey, com
missioner Of education, on educational
matters.
Records reached the secretary Of
tate's office this morning showing that
Albert Cox Laird Of Montpelier and
Miss Susan Elizabeth knight Of Spring
ield, Mass, were married Dec. p, last,
It Hartford, Conn, by Frank NJ Math.
r justice in that city.
Mrs. Della VI. Williams has been APP ]
lointed administrative Of the estate Of |
Beatrice Z. Hemenway, late Of Barre. Ii
The presentation Of No Room in the
mn" occurred by the young people Of !
he Methodist church Sunday evening, !
he benefits Of which go to the support
# the deaconness hospital.
The remains of Theron s. Jones. son
+ Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Jones, Of Whit
Ter, Cal, formerly Of Montpelier. ar.
lived last Thursday in Whittier. ac- |,
ord TO message received by H. G.
ones Of this city, uncle of the de- r
eased. The young man died Of flu" in
rance and the body was inferred there
and now has been sent y
ONE for burial Theron was a native III
t Montpelier and 20 years Of age. Be
ides his parents, he leaves a brother, Ill
larold :. and two sisters Ruth of Cal. III
fornia and Mrs. Watson Blow Of Barre. III