The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-07

while many friends sent fi0Wers, max
Ing profusion Of them about the cas-
kct. The interment was in the Green
Mount cemetery.
Used piano at bargain. 1872 Main
street adv.
II. A. Pierce of Hardwck has SET
tied his account in probate court in
the estate Of w G. Daniels, late Of
Woodbury..
Three slightly used talking machines
for sale at l32 Main street,~-adr.
II. A. Black, secretary Of state, left
last evening for Rutland where he
speaks before the members of the Ro-
tary club to day He viii also inyestl-
gate certain automobile matters,
Mr.. aud Mrs II H. Whitney have
reached Montpelier, after their wedding
trip They were married in Huntington,
W. Va, the bride being Miss Mary \.
Wigal, a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs l.
$. Wigal Of Huntington and Wheeling,
w. va. The ceremony was performed
al the brides home by Rev. Mr.. Vim
cent in the presence OF a few relatives.
The bride is a graduate Of the Wheel.
ing wv. Va. high school and has
taught in that city. The groom Is a
Mortified boy. graduate of Norwich
university. From 1913 to 1917 he was
emploved in railroad and coke plant en-
gineering projects in the Ohio valley
and has. for wear or 50, been con-
pectcd with the state engineers Office
in Montpelier, where he resumed his
duties this morning.
lee Il. Bates and Carl Tucker his
chum. Of Derby Line who have been
attending legislature for a week, have
gone to their homes.
Washington county court will con-
ycne AT 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
in the county court house in Montpei-
Ter. Judge Z. $ stanton of RoX
bury presiding. The clerk has revised
the trial calendar. some cases having
reached him 70 late that they were not
placed in the original calendar; but
ihere Is very light sessions work
ahead of the court from the general ap-
pearance Of the calendar. Miss Anna
RYAN of Rutland is 90 be court reporter
again this term Judge l.. D. Coburn,
who was elected last November. VIII
make his first appearance ON the bench,
while the other member is G. H. Dale
of Waterbury. who has been on the
bench for several YEAR. Sheriff F. II.
Tracy will issue the proclamation open
ing court
High grade pianos. talking machines
and Brunswick records at 1872 Main
street.-adv.
Miss Ethel Aver Of the commission
or of acriculture's office went TO her
home ii Barre this morning, III with
hard cold.
W. G. Hastings. state forester, goes
TO Wallingford. where tomorrow he
speaks AZ a meeting upon forestry. On
March 9TH he speaks in Burlington
For sale at a bargain. upright piano,
| l32 Main street adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan leave to-
morrow for Nincennes. Ind. where they
viii make their home MIR Duncan has
position with a granite firm in that
place
The members of the city council
/ held another conference Sunday after
noon. when more Of the heads Of de-
partments appeared before the council
and matters pertaining To the welfare
OF the city were discussed.
John S. Buttles j. in Burlington,
4 holding a hearing relative 70 two
claims against companies in thar city.
in which compensation is desired by
/ persons.
The II. 4 Perkins CO. IF White
River Junction has filed articles of as
sociatiau In the office of secretary of
state for The purpose 81 conducting a
general business in tHat village. IN
Guiding handling of mercantile articles.
grain. humber and farm products. = Re
eanital stock IS SinpUpo. and The pa
pcr- ars aned hy f. IT. T. A.. Martha
and Fannie Perkins. The Z. T. Srahury
Gram Go. Of Waterbury las hisd z
statement ihat the conn ANY has paid
up S27 2Dn Of ils S5nmp capital -tock.
Gov and Mr.. James Hartnes-. u. T.
johnson. adiuf8rt general and }. a
{ Wilcox. secretary Cf tae governor.
have returned from attending the m
auguraI in Washington.
/ Harry IaHn. executive clerk iu Gov.
HaFtnes-' efirc. ra--ed Sunday e. =
guest af John z. Cushing iH -. Adams.
F~d DuaL nhH us~ arre-fed uH
sunday might fa- tntnN naflaH- pleaded
ruflfy Iu etN court shi- morning and
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