The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26
MONTPELIER

through the courtesy OF Montpelier
dentists and the school nurse, dental
clinic for those children unable 10 af
ford the services of private dentist,
is to be started today. 1t was not de
sired that this clinic should be adver
tised but owing to the report that such
a clinic was to be started through the
interests OF the dentists and the Won
ans club it is desired that correction
be made.
John Roy, who presented TO Speaker
Billings of the House a birdseye maple
gayel. left Friday afternoon for his
home in East Barnet.
O. L. Martin went to his, home in
Plainfield yesterday afternoon. He has
been looking after some legislative
matters.
Traffic on the trolley line was i'm
paired for a time Friday afternoon by
one of the cars catching fire on State
street near the Riverside, The fire
attracted many people to the place.
The fire department was called to the
place and put out the fire by use OF
chemicals.
The approval OF two road plans,
which are parts OF federal projects, has
been made. These include two miles
Of road in Guilford and about four
miles, on the Burlington road, in Cam
bridge. These projects are all laid out
and the federal officers, who have gone
over the survey, approved these places
so that the plans were then completed
William T. Whelan of New York
city. who has been visiting his par
eats. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nhelan, has
gone back home He stopped oil at
burlington for the alumni council
meeting and other entertainments at
the University Of Vermont.
Deputy sheriff Fred 7. Eaton OF
Waitsheld.was visitor in the city this
morning
I'go Carusi. who has been stenog-
rapber for the speaker of the House
and lieutenant governor, has been APP
pointed to a position with the Stand
ard Oil Co. of Albany, n Y, which Of
fers him excellent opportunities OF ad-
vancement with the company. Arrange
meuts have been made. il is understood,
so that he win be able 10 remain here
until the end of legislature.
John Trow Of Barre has been sp.
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
Amanda Buckley, late of Barre Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Day, who
have been in Boston this winter, are
spending a few days here
Word has been received az the State
House of the death Of Miss Frances
Goss. who was well known in Montpel-
ier. having beep secretary TO Mason ;.
Stone, when he was commissioner OF
education. for about seven years. She
retired when the change in the head Of
the department took place.
The +. T. Seabury Grain Co. Inc, Of
Waterbury, with capital stock Of
$50. 600. has filed articles Of associa-
tion in the secretary Of states office
for the purpose Of conducting business
in Waterbury The papers are signed
bv w. H.. Mae f. and Alice T. Sea
bury Of Waterbury
News has been received a. the state
engineer Office and followed BY cigars
and candy for the employees in the state
highway commissioner Office. Of the
marriage of'H. H. Whitney. who vas in
the state engineers office The marriage
took place in Virginia.
4. r. Dempsey commissioner II edu-
cstion. has gone 90 Atlantic City. \.
J.. to atfsnd the educational conference
that j. under way there r. q. Hutch
insou and J. y. Whittier. two super
visors in that department. have also
gone 20 attend the conference. 5. G.
Hutchinson Il Montpelier schools is
attending the conference
W " Jeffrey. secretary of the board
of charsies. has been in BARTON ard
81 her toRns in that seetion Il the state
"a probation matters
Miss Annie Tsylur who is employed
81 TIE Park inn. Northffh = Writing