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

NJ. G. Morse, tax commissioner, has
mailed list of those in the state who
hold peddlers' licenses. In this vicinity
the following are listed: Barnard Abel.
son, Plainfeld; William Phillips Akin
son, Mortified; A. R. Batchelder
plainfeld; s. +. Darling, Fairiee
Annie Elap, Barre; A. A. Miles, Hard
wick; Tony Nicholas, Barre; Albert L
Nutbrown, Thetford Center; John Os.
borne, Barre Samuel Poulen, Barre
o. j. St Cyr, Barre; Ii. R. Thompson,
Moretown.
A. A. Sargent has sold to Maxwell
and Harriet Broadway a house on upper
Elm street in Montpelier. Other trans
| fers of property that have been made
are Frank s. Pratt and wife their
house recently boughN2n Hill street to
Mary f. Goodno; f. " Daley to z. G.
Harris, house in Montpelier.
Lieut.. and Mrs. L. A. White are Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Al
len, who are parents of Mrs. White. Mr..
White has been stationed at Camp
Hustis and has been sent north to com
pete in the annual shoot at Wakefield,
Mass.
Miss Evelina Pine is working in the
Vermont free public library commits
sion Office while Miss Margaret Kanaly
is in Boston taking library course.
Francis Marion, former Montpel-
ier citizen but now connected with the
official family known as the Port of
Seattle, has gone to Europe for at
least two months stay in the inter
ests of the port of Seattle. He expects
to visit his mother here few -
on his way back to Seattle the last of
the summer.
More particulars concerning the acct
dent to George Mckee of Montpelier
were received Monday afternoon when
William Mckee, his brother, returned
home. II appears that with James Du-
ane of the NJ. /. T. golf team they were
riding to Boston and had changed off
driving the automobile, one sleeping
while the other was driving and that
George had dropped to sleep while Dri-
ance was driving. 1t is thought Duance
lost himself for a second. The car ran
into tree, throwing Duane Is feet He
was unconscious two days. George
lower jaw was broken in three places,
once on each side of the face lust be-
low the ear and at the point of the
chin; also several teeth were loosened. |
The accident happened at Warren,
Mass. He was taken to a house near |
and later to st. Vincent hospital, where
DR.. John Barrett is taking charge of /
his case. II was not until we'll into the
daytime of Friday that the dislocation |
Of the right hip was reduced while the
swelling is so great in the jaw that the
fractures will not be set until the last
Of the week and probably il will be a
couple of months before he leaves the /
hospital. He notified his sister in Hol,
yoke. His parents were visiting her so
they were with him until William Nc
<ee arrived there from Montpelier.
Dance at Woodbury. Lake house,
Woodbury. lake, Friday night. Good
ime.--ady.
A little son, Robert Glenn, was born
20 Mr. and Mrs. Neal Il, Templeton of
state street at Heaton hospital, July
Ist
Calvin Getchell, who has been visit
ng his parents in the city, has gone
'aek to Springfield, Mass.
c. NJ. Lilley of Msrshfield has settled
is account in probate court as guardian
# Malinda Bemis of Marshfield, the
woman also recently died. He has
Deen appointed as administrator
# the estate of James Whitehill. late
f Marshfeld, W Kelsey of Watts
ield has settled his account as admin
strstor of the estate of Alice NJ. KEEL
ey, late of Waitsfeld. Thomas Healy
las been appointed administrator of
he estate of Thomas Desjardins, late
4 Barre. G. u. Adams of Waterbury
las been appointed administrator of
estate of Edgar ]. Morse, late of
)uxbury. Mrs. Maude Adams of Barre 4
as been appointed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the {
state of Frank f. Adams, late of {
hat city and guardian Of Frank s. q
dams, minor, in Barre. Mrs. Anna !
iurr has been appointed executrix of {
he estate of Frederick +. Burr, late of !
ARE. the will having been proven q
tuesday.
There is rumor among railroad I