The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-19
MONTPELIER
Elks Put on "The Jollies of 1921" Last
Evening.

The first of two evenings entertain
ments that the Montpelier lodge of
Elks will present was given Tuesday
evening, but because of the GOODNESS of
the night and the fact that there was
an attraction at the State House, there
was only about two-thirds of house.
A musical farce comedy, entitled "The
Jollies of 1921" was presented Lnder
the management of +. G. Meyer of
Chicago. II was in two acts of four
scenes. Trouble with the music oc-
cured at one time during the program,
which upset things; but on the whole
a very good performance was given
and Mr.. Meyer complimented highly
the talent which Montpelier has for
entertainment of this nature. The
scene was laid at the home of Fred
Bancroft of Palm Beach, Fla, where
he was entertaining some of his Mont
pelier friends. Some good dancing oc-
Cured. The local end of the affair
was under the direction of A. C. Their
iault and George Smith. The enter.
taninent will lie repeated this eve.
ming
High grade pianos and talking ma
chimes sold on easy terms at the
Brunswick shop" 1872 Main street.
adv.
Rev. Frank Knapp, who has been
acting as pastor of the Episcopal
church in Montpelier since Rev. i. Is.
Leach went away, has accepted a call
as pastor of the church and CONNIE need
his duties. He was formerly a chap. !
lain in the army and was offered IN
opportunity to return to that work.
His parents, who are advanced in age, {
viii not come to Montpelier To- reside.
He is single.
Amos Eaton of Royalton and MGR
riIl J. Corliss of Berlin left last night
for Hartford Conn, where they will
the Vermont department of
agriculture and place an exhibit of
maple products resembling that at
Springfield and Boston, Mass, last
all and this winter
II, A. Bremen went to Burlington
asst evening on agricultural matters.
The settlement Of the account of the
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Go. in
he guardianship of Clarence r. Burke :,
md trusteeship of Grin Scott have
,een made in probate court. Mrs.
Mary Hoar of Barre has been appoint
d executrix of the estate of Richard
\. Hoar, late of that city.
Charles Gilman, president of the
BOSTON Life Underwriters, was among
hose agents who were in the city yes
erday afternoon to attend the annual
Meeting of the National Life Insurance
ompany
Davis Brothers, Inc, of Berlin have
oported TO the secretary of state that
hey propose to issue 500 shares OF
took at 500 share. The Shelburne
of Shelburne has reported
nat it, proposes 70 increase the capi-
Al stock from S35, 900 to 100000
Fred Pease, deputy factory inspector,
1T this morning for his home in Bur
ngton.
The engagement of Miss Eleanor VI. {
owe and John NJ Avery was an
ounced by Mrs. Maurice b. Joslyn at ,
bridge party Leld at her home on
ollege street Tuesday evening.
Richard Pattee, secretary of the New I
ngland Milk Producers association, /
in the city in conference with the '
in this section. I
w w Stiekney, president of the !
ermont historical society, left this {
orning for his home in Ludlow. He
as well pleased with the outcome of (
e annual meeting and feels that Cal {
n Coolidges appearance will bring n
any members TO the society. I
The report OF the accident near Mil
n when the nine year -old son of A. n
. Meurier of that town was injured i
: the automobile of p, w. Morton of .
. Adams hitting it, reached the sec y
tary of states Office. The child slid h
,ainst the automobile. Leon Hall of
richo reported that his car hit the
am of NJ Magure of Essex.
4 son, Edwin James, was born last
ght to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius A. Will
Clarence Hall of Berkshire is visit 2
2 in the city and attending legisla ii
re.
e. NJ. Jones Of Waitsfield was in the
v this morning.
Owing 10 no case being ready. the
stices of the supreme court were in h
inference this morning instead Of in
'siOn. al
The funeral Of Mrs Almina Swazey
,urred at $50 o'clock this afternoon, Il