The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-08
MONTPELIER

A marriage license has been issued by
the city clerk to T. G. Call Of Mont
peIier and Miss r. Mills OF Clinton
Mass.
The announcement has been made III
! Montpeler that trolley service viii be
resumed on State street in Montpelier
Friday of this week This will be
greatly appreciated by the patrons OF
the road and probably by the company
itself which has been losing money
since the ears were stopped at Barre
street corner during the paving worl;
on Main street 1t has given the Iit-
| news. which did practically no business
| between the two cities, chance to
build up business,
Drivers of the team of the Montpelier
Ice company are notifying patrons that
there would be only ice enough to sup
ply their patrons this week so that If
the hot weather continued some may
suffer. OF course, the management IS
arranging to take care OF the hospital,
markets and such places as actually
need ice, as has been the company $
policy in years past. Continued hot
weather is given as the cause for the
shortage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford and Mr..
and Mrs, William Sullivan have gone
To their homes in Concord, n. H., after
visit with relatives in the city.
Julian Goodrich of the state engi-
neer's office has returned from survey
ing piece of state road work between
II hn (fannugt lnItt
road in Norwich.
Miss Ellen and Miss Katherine n.
! Gitchell have gone back to their teach
ing in st. Johnsbury.
/ Mrs. Katherine Funk of Boston has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hardigan and other relatives in this
section.
/ Larry Mcmahon, who operates jit-
ney in Montpelier. this morning ran
over a dog owned by Mobbs family
| in Montpelier. The dog ran in front OF
! the automobile. James Galleher report
| ed that his automobile hit one OF Nj.
| Gomez cows on Berlin street; that he
was trying to avoid another COW when
| the above mentioned one stepped IN
| front of the machine. Mrs. Lester
| Moore of Bellows Falls has reported
| that her car ran into delivery wagon.
| j. X. Campbell of Barre reported that
| his ear ran over a dog. John Cross OF
Mortified made a report of boy run
| ming into the side of his aut omoDilc
| the other night. A letter accompanied
report absolyng Mr.. Cross from any
blame for the accident. The boy jumped
off another automobile and apparently
did not see the Cross car.
The Swanton Motor Co. of Swanton
has filed articles of association IN the
! secretary of states Office to conduct
! business i'm that town. The capital
stock is $1,000, which is all paid up.
The papers are sigi,d BY +. r. Brad
| ley, II. L. Bliss and II. W. Hungerford
all of Swanton.
George Jones of Montpelier ran into
| the silent policeman last evening
smashing it up. Mr.. Jones did not see
the red light, he claimed.
Miss Adelaide Teachout is in Rut-
/ land this week.
Robert Morrison of New York City
| is visiting friends and renewing old
acquaintance III montPeliti huu sui
rounding towns. Mr. Morrison is the
brother of William Morrison. formerly
Of Montpelier who is now in Calgary,
b. C. Ii has been twenty years since
Robert Morrison left here and since
! then has travelled most of the United
/ States and some of the European coun-
tries.
Mrs. A. Reardon of Washington, D.
G., and Mrs. James A. jerome, Mrs.
Rose Mary Harmon and Mrs. William
Poole motored to the Rutland fair yes
terday.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Reed, who left
Montpelier last week 10 escort their
daughter, BeatriX. and her guest, Miss
Caroline Lee, as far as New York, are
expected back tomorrow Misses Reed
and Lee go to Washington, d. C., where
they will continue their duties while