The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-23

funeral will be held at some later dat
from the home of George Felt. Mr.
Jones at one time was employed in thu
granite business here and was working
in granite office in Burlington at the
time of his death. He married Nettie
Felt, daughter of George Felt of this
city, who survives him. He was about
55 years of age. His death occurred at
4 2:30 this morning.
| The case Of r. @. Dun & Co. VS.. John
Dobbs, in Montpelier city court, on
which a hearing was held this morning,
was continued to Jan. Is, 1922, on
terms that the defendant pay the
plaintiff for expenses the sum of $40.
Mr.. Dobbs Gould not be present in
court because of Christmas business.
He was represented by r. L. Gleason.
Theriault and Hunt appeared for Dun
4 Co.
Students who have returned to
Montpelier for the HOLIDAYS include,
Bernard Mills. Gerald Perkins, Rich
ard 0dell, Catherine 0dell and Francis
Little from u. Y. NJ; George Mckee
and Howard Almon from Dartmouth;
kenfield Smith and William Rivers
from Lowell Textile institute; Joseph
Laird from Middlebury college; Wells
Brock from Ashton school, Peekskill,
N. "; Ferry Cotton from Wilbraham
academy. A dance was held in Bailey
hall last night which was attended by
about 90 of the students who are home
for the holidays and others. Munseul's
orchestra furnished music.
Fred Felt arrived home about 10
o'clock Thursday morning from Bos-
ton, having been delayed some six
hours at White River Junction because
of the railroad station fire at Bellows
Falls. Mr.. Felt was express messen-
ger this week between Boston and Bur-
lington and when the fire occurred the
night express cars were south of the
fire so that the train crew had to wait
until these could be brought by the
site of the fire. The northbound night
sleeper had 20 be run in two sections.
the second being the express. Other
similar freight reached Montpelier con
siderably late. The trains this morn
ing and last night were some late ow-
ing to freight, mail and express traf-
ic.
States Attorney Charles f. Novak |
of Rutland county was in the city yes
terday afternoon on legal matters.
Miss Lena Hamilton of the board Of |
charities has been in the city couple |
of days in connection with her duties. |
Rev. w. r. Davenport Of st. Albans,
district superintendent Of the Vermont
Methodist conference, was in the city
to-day.
T. X. Foster. formerly Of Calais, who
has been employed in the Office of the
state forester for about two years,
leaves the department tonight to take
up another line Of work. His success
or has not yet been chosen.
The Christmas exercises Of the Epis-
ropal church took place last evening.
including a service in the church and
the usual party for the children.
Mr.. end Mrs. J. +. Riley. jr.. Of
North Main street have gone to their
former home in Elmira, \. Y. 20 pass
he holidays.
Mrs. John IT. Dubois and children Of
have arrived TO pass the
Christmas HOLIDAYS with Mrs. Dubois
notherfi Mrs Thomas Osborne. Of
Bailey avenue.
Miss Mabel Davis Of the secretary
u states Office viii pass the holidays
n Whitefeld. \. H., with her sisters
amily.
The State House offices will be
losed tomorrow noon until Tuesday
morning because Of the legal holiday
N Monday, a. Christmas comes on
sunday.
Miss Margaret Hickey. secretary to
secretary Of State Harry A Black.
rill pass the holidays with her moth.
r in Burlington.
Major H. p. sheldon. state fish and
ame commissioner. Mr.. sheldon and !
anet Sheldon VIII pass the holidays !
D Fair Haven with Major Sheldon's !,
arents.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. o. Sprague have
one TO Newport. \. r.. to spend the
oiidays with Nrs. SpraEue's parents
Mrs George Julian II the state fsh g
M game department goes tomorrow .
D Burlington 20 meet her husband.
no g. coming mp from Oiean. n. Y.
here Ne j. employed a. = teacher. for
be hoiidays Trey viii ro q s. Z.
chnshurv fov stay over fhr holidays \
-iih Mr.. Julisn's brother. Milton Ju- B
an. q
Nrs. Eisie Gates ~ ~ state f.h n
rd game fefzrfnfn. uin o. u Lft-
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