The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-01
MONTPELIER

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ming, Aug. T. Dancing from $3.50 to |.
Music, North Montpelier orchestra, four
| pieces. Hall bill, Zoe per couple adv.
Miss Margaret O'Grady has left for
| Burlington. where she will commence
training to be nurse at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
George Mckee, who was in an auto,
mobile accident, returned home yester-
day. His jaw bone is setting in nice
shape.
Mrs. +. S. Carey and Mrs. c. A. Pit
kin returned home yesterday, after
passing couple of weeks with friends
and relatives at GAINESVILLE, 0.
Because the Seminary hill car of the
Barre and Montpelier Traction and
Power company is not running, the
persons who were on a car that was
deraled at the car barn last evening
had to walk to Montpelier, unless they
were able to get a ride. 1t was one
of the heavy cars 80 it took quite a
while to replace it on the iron.
The heavy rain of Sunday afternoon
did a great deal of damage to crops
Reports from the Connecticut river val
lev are that the corn and oats were
laid fiat In some instances the roads
were considerably washed out,
quiet wedding took place in the
Congregational church parsonage Sat.
urday afternoon when Miss Gladys G.
Strong and Carroll c. Hardigan of
Montpelier were married by Rev.
Charles n st. John. The bride wore
a travelling suit with hat TO match and
directly after the ceremony they left
for wedding trip that will include
visit in New York and Canada The
bride has not lived in Montpelier very
long, having over year ago com
menced work in the office of the de-
partment of agriculture. She was EN-
ployed in the food administration Of
fee when the work was done in st.
Adams. The groom is native of
Montpelier, educated in the schools of
the city and employed in the drafting
office of the Lane Manufacturing com
pany. They will reside at 5 Gene.
terry street.
The rain of the last week and the
change to colder weather has improved
in the streams so that the
fishing should be improved, said Fish
and Game Commissioner Sheldon to-
day. 1t will also prevent many of the
fish from dying
Miss Helen Bowman and Mrs. H. A. |
Bowman, her mother, have returned |
from trip to York Beach, Ocean Park |
and Portland, Me.
Miss Frances Getchell resumed her |
work in the agricultural Office this |
Miss Margaret Murtagh and Miss
Margaret Coryin of the Busy Store"
commenced their vacation this morn.
ng.
George Smith and Mrs. J. O. W.
ialaise have resumed their duties at
he Gleason store.
The case of George B. Carpenter, re-
'eiyer of the Barre Savings Bank &
Trust Co. VS.. Henry A. Phelps has been
lied in county court. Ii is a fore
losure on property and like other cases
lied, is the result of the closing of the
'ank. The case Of William H. Ward
s Harry Daniels has also been filed.
In city court this morning Carroll
iould of Wrightsville pleaded guilty
o. the charge of intoxication and was
ned s. and costs, Gould is also charged
Nth driving an automobile while under
he influence of liquor and TO this
barge he also pleaded guilty and the
ase win be continued to Sept. /.
J. 0. W. Galaise resumed his duties
1 the Frank Adams store this morn
ng.
Miss Gladys Poland and Miss Arlene
'usena OF the McCuen store commenced
heir vacation this morning.
Claude c. Fisher of the McCuen store /,
5 taking his vacation.
j. A. Wilcox left Sunday noon for
Mass. where he will ioin /
lov. Hardness, attending the pageant q
eing given there.
A meeting of the creamery inspectors J
ill take place in the department of c
griculture's office a week from to- {
ay for conference on creamery mat {
ers.
Miss katherine Spear left Saturday
light for Walpole, Mass, where she c
ill visit at her home for month
Rev. F. J. Knapp has gone to Hemp
tead and Kingston. ~ Y, to visit rel
tiyes for a month.
The road mileage is being figured 10.
az in the state treasurer's Office. after
hich the FIVE per cent money will be \
llotted to the many towns in the /;
ate.
Thomas II. Cave commences to-mor- \
w a vacation from his work in the n
ate treasurer's office.
H. W Marsettc Of Shelburne has h
,mmenced work in the state engi- il
eer's office. z
Miss Helen Heney has resumed work u
the highway office. after vacation Z
assed at York Beach u
H. A. Sheldon. fish and game com.
issioner, has received from Warden
lsnders in Orange the report OF three Y
for catching short trout u
hese are Wesley Berno, who paid $50 o
I'd costs; Mrs. Flossie Dunklin of .
range, who paid $50; A. C. Perry Of Z
'aterbury, who paid SIS and costs. He y
Is also received a report from Enos- q
irg that Earl X. Holmes was fined S25 "
nd costs for a similar offense n