The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-31
MONTPELIER


her account as guardian Of Josephine
NJ. Kent of Montpelier, who has
reached her majority, and Mrs. Kent
has been discharged as guardian. The
will of George Mutch, late of Barre
was proven in probate court yesterday.
Mary D. Andrews of Barre has been
appointed executrix of the state OF
Clark S. Andrews, late of that city.
4. w. Gilman of Marshfield has been
appointed administrator of the estate
OF RAYMOND Gilman, who was recently
killed in East Calais in an automobile
accident.
Under the arrangement made by
Miss l.. NJ. Hall, the tuberculosis nurse
for the district, very successful clinic
was conducted at Heaton hospital Tues
day afternoon. DIR. +. j. Rogers OF the
Pittsford sanatorium examined Il per-
sons. OF these there were II who posi-
lively have the disease, seven who do
not have it and three suspects. Miss
Katherine Crozier assisted IN the ex-
aminations. There were eight physl-
clans also present including one from
Cabot and one from Brooktield.
Christopher Ford of Winnipeg, Can
ada, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ford and other relatives in
the city.
John S. Buttless commissioner of in
dustries, is in st. Johnsbury, Island
Pond and Orleans this week on accident
hearings.
Miss .Antoinette Oligney has re-
sumed her duties at the National Lie
Ins. Co. office, after vacation.
The National Life A. A will cross
bats with the Cabot team this after
noon on the seminary campus. The Ma
tionals have but one more home game
for this season.
George Mascott has returned from
Burlington. where he has been the last
few days on business.
John Tassie has resumed his duties
at the Playhouse, after he and his
family passed vacation at Malone
n. Y, and other points.
Eugene Roy returned to this city
yesterday from his camp at Malletts
bay on the account of business. He
was accompanied by his daughter.
Misses Virginia and Ann Maria
Laundervile returned to this city from
Lowell to visit their father, George
Launderville, before returning to st
Mary's academy, Burlington.
Miss Dorothy Knight, who has beer
selling tickets at the Playhouse foI
me summer has completed her duties
and is visiting in Boston. Mrs. Richard
Hawlcy is taking her place.
5. 5. Ballard left last evening fol
Cleveland, O., where he attends the
general agents meeting of the National
Nfe Ins. Co. He viii also attend the
National Association of Life Under
writers, being delegate to that organ
ization from Vermont.
Robert Cate, who has been looking
after the work on the Long trail over
| the Green Mountains, has been at home
this week, recuperating little He was
| laid up a few days on the trail by q
cut which he received in one leg. He
was about a mile from one of the
lodges and, to his surprise, found that
one of the party there was a trained
nurse. who dressed the wound. After
resting few DAYS he was able TO con.
tinue his work. He will 90 back the
| last of the week He offers some sug
gestAns relative to changing the trail
so that il would be easier to trave
over and be of more beauty.
Or. S. F. Law of the department Of
agriculture went to Colebro.A y. H.
yesterday, having been called there
by the death of his mother.
V. A. Sanders of Wakefield, Mass.
crop reporter, who works with tbs
department of agriculture in New Eng
land states, was at the state office to.
day.
Dance at Worcester town hall Thurs
day, Sept. |; North Montpelier orches
tra.-adv.
James McGibney. wdo has beer
spending the summer here, mas gon'
back to Washington, d. G., where h
will have an examination az a gov
ernment hospital Mr.. MctIibney II
suffering with complication Of trou
/ bles as result of federal service anC
was sent here in hope Of more progress
/ towards recovery. which has taker
place. The belt which he has to veal
needs changing because he has gained
in weight.
Mrs. Mabel McGibney. who pssseC
the week end at the camp ia Wood
bury. has returned to the city.
Mrs. W. ;. Smith and children ar,
expected home the middle Of th,
week from l.akeport, y. H., where
they have been visiting relatives.
Miss Emily Joslyn and her father
/ from Wsitsfeld were in the city yes
terdsy afternoon. They were leaving
for Denver. Col. where they win spend
the winter Miss Joslyn Is much bet,
ter in health when in the west
n. o. Kent left last evening foi
Grand Rapids, Mioh-, where his father