The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-28
MONTPELIER

| Under the auspices Of the altar boys
society Of the Catholic church, an en-
! tertainment was given last evening in
st. Augnstine's hall. The younger chill
dren presented Mother Goose Christ
mas Play" and the older ones "The
Gift Of Gifts, or Christmas Mystery
Play" An orchestra of 20 young peo-
| pie furnished musical accompaniment.
Vocal selections we're also given.
The Vermont State Moulted Ancona
club completed its organization last
evening by elccting the following off,
ceU: President. g. W.. Luce, Mont
pelieri vice. presidents, Mrs. E. A. Blod-
gett, st. Johnsbury, Alton Wheeler,
Waterbury, secretary, =. 0. Gould,
Montpelier; treasurer, A. G.. Gilman,
Montpelier. 1t was voted to hold a
meeting 1t the time of the Capital
Poultry show and to exhibit and
award state club prizes at the same
show, selecting that as the state show
for this season. The officers were BY
the bylaws made board OF directors
Ribbons viii be secured and presented
to each winner a. fast as the prizes
are awarded by the judges Secretary
Gould has received several announce
ments OF the offering Of specials to
members Of the club. One Massachu-
sets breeder has offered to become 4
member. The annual meeting will oc-
eur following this year, Nov. 10.
The body Of Harriet Ainsworth,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aims
worth, was taken Tuesday afternoon
to PIainfeld for burial. The child died
Of pneumonia at the home Of its par
ents on Hillhead street Monday night.
1t is survived by twin brother. Harry
AinswortiL and two other brothers. It
was almost four months old. The fn-
neral was held at 10 o'clock Tuesday
forenoon from the late home, Rev. G.
II. Reddsng officiating.
Charles r. Pierce Of Hardwick, one
of the automobile inspectors, was in
the city Tuesday.
w. f. Dix Of Springfield came to
Montpelier Tuesday afternoon relative
to federal aid project work.
The engagement OF Miss Elizabeth
Temple, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
III. Temple Of Loomis street, to w.
Trafford Teachout. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. $. Teachout of Spring street, was
announced at dinner giTen by Mrs.
Temple last night. The guests were
the Misses Louise Rowland, Hazel JOS
Ign, Maude Teachout, Adelaide Teach
out, Mabel Goodwin. Lucy Bailey and
Marjorie Spooner Of Montpelier, Mrs.
Robert Hoadley, Mrs. Fred Laird, jr.,
and Mrs. Raymond Briggs, also Of |
and Miss Alice Mcfarland
of Burlington. The dinner was served
IN the dining room Of the Temple home,
which was artistically decorated in vel
low The favors were in the form OF
flower cups filled with nuts and can
dies. Following the dinner three Ia.
bles Of cards were made up. Mr.. Teach
put, who Is now county agent for Ben
uington county, is in the city for
few days stay.
George II. Carpenter, state pnr-
,hasing agent, has returned from a
rip in the southern part Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Reed and baby of |
Conn, are visiting with |
'eIatives in the city for a few days
j. X. Wood Of Boston was in the city
,o-day in conference with G. b. Adams.
itate's attorney, over matters which |
Ar. Hood was investigating when +. b. |
Thomas was states attorney.
New cases filed in county court in
lude X. s. Newcomb Of Massachusetts,
-. j. s. Mclaughlin suit 20 recover
II 900 for damage alleged to have been
eceived In an automobile accident and
foreclosure suit OF Ward Lumber |
ompany vs. William and Mary McFar- /
and of Bolton.
II. 4. Franklin Of the Cary Maple
sugar company was visitor in the
ity yesterday.
John Gowdy, district deputy of the
Knights of Columbus, went 70 st,
LIbans last evening TO inspect the
ouncil in that city. He was accom-
anied by his assistants in the work
James Sector, ir,, has been dis,
harged as guardian Of Albert w. See
Or of Barre. Mary d. Norway has
pttled her final account as administra-
rix Of the state Of the late Josephine
I. Russell of Waterbury.
The board Of control viii meet at
be State House tomorrow.
Miss Faith Walker has returned to ,
or duties in the state engineers Of
ce after a weeks vacation in Boston. {
Miss Marion Martin of the govern 9
RS Office is confined to her home by a
iness.
Percy Riggs Of Pelham, Devonshire, :
ngland, who is completing his educa-
on at Massachusetts, Institute Of !
is passing the Christmas
acation with his aunt, Mrs. Eva
iggs, Of Prospect avenue, Barre. :
In probate court, Horace II. Whitney
,s been appointed special adminstra-
n of the estate of the late Carlos s.
edmond OF Northfeld pending the
rowing Of Mr.. Richmond's will, which
as presented for probate yesterday.
oxanna 0. Edgerton has been
Dpointed administrator of the
tate Of Hannah Duggan Of North
Id. NJ. Raymond Dwinell has been
Dpointed administrator de bonis non.
! the estate of the late George w.
aneroft, in place OF Frederick ".
ancroft, administrator. deceased.
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