The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-30
MONTPELIER

1 Dui HOS tiftn a Ati ~ Nh-
secretary of states office that the paid
up capital stock is now 100000. The
capitalization is 100000.
The copy of the case which was re-
Gently brought in United States dis.
trict court by the administrators oil
the estate Of Louis Daniels of Lyndon
who was killed by Boston and Maine
train, recently has been filed in the
secretary of states office. The case
is in federal court.
| Miss Florence Reed has resumed her
employment in the insurance commits.
cation.
| L. S. Brigham, commissioner of ag!i
culture, left this afternoon for Middle
bury in connection with agricultural
matters.
| Harry A. Black, secretary of state,
will go this week to Middlebury rela-
tive to automobile laws.
Miss Helen Pine is passing the week
end at her uncle's, John Norton, at
Rutland.
| Miss Irene Brothers resumed her du-
| Ties at Pines restaurant after passing
the week-en at her mothers in Waits.
field.
I George Mckee left yesterday for
Hanover, n. H., TO see about Ieturnlng
to Dartmouth this year.
George Emmons returned TO Mystic.
Conn, yesterday after passing the week
with his mother Mrs. John Emmons.
| Homer Jerd, who has been working
| for the Boston Fruit Exchange for tn,
past year, completed his duties there
and is now working for Pierce and
| Clark.
+. w. Mitchell and Miss Gertrude
Jerome went to Boston yesterday in the
| interest of the McCuen store.
A. c. Tilden Of Barre has settled tho
account of Mary g. Nichols, as execu-
trix of the estate of Marcus b. Nichols,
late of Barre, and has settled his ac-
count as administrator of the estate
of Mary G. Nichols, late of Barre. -.
L. Averill of Barre has settled his ac
count as administrator, de bonus non.
of the estate of Marcus b. Nichols.
Lula Alexander has settled her account
in the estate of Emily j. Colby, late
of Montpelier, and Gilman Bliss has
settled his account in the estate of Jane
S. Bliss, late of Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willis of Ohio
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph FARMLAND
OF Providence, K. l., have been visi-
ing at the home of Hiram \. Davis.
W. II. Hastings, state forester, leaves
to morrow morning for North Wool
stock, N. H., where he will attend the
forestry conference.
A. II. Gates of the highway depart
ment has gone to his home in Franklin
He will also attend Sheldon fair this
week.
Mrs. Sara Kelleher has gone TO Sara
nae Lake and other points in New
York.
f. r. Welch and B. L. Ord of the
state engineers Office have gone to Fair
Haven where they will do some sur
veying on road projects, some SIX
miles long, and in which reinforced
concrete is to be used. 1t is not fed
eral road project.
Miss Ethel Aver has resumed her
duties in the agricultural office after
two weeks vacation.
L. G.. Mulholland of the agricultural
depa rtment is in Boston. '. K Jones
OF that department has gone to the
asA1 Of ha state
Senator and Mrs II. NJ. Farnham and
Senator and Mrs. c. NJ. Dana Of Mont
DC (r motored to Greensboro and had
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. McCrillis OF
Marshfield at their cottage, The Lake
Shore A pleasing feature of the day
was a ride round beautiful Lake Cas-
plan in a motor boat with George Me
Crillis as pilot The trip was made from
Montpelier to Greensboro in the Farm
hams new car, a Hudson Super Six.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Norton and fam
ily of Windsor are visiting in the city
for few DAYS.
Persons riding along the railroads in
Vermont have of late been inquirlng
why there are so many cars standing
on sidings at small stations and in
quiry developed that these are cars
that are in need of repairs but that
the railroad companies are unable TO
do the work for lack OF money. Sid
ings well filled with such cars are seen
at East Granville, Middlesex, Bolton
and Williston and probably other
places along the Central Vermont rail
way.
Ground has been broken for the con
struetion of the Shelter home on Main
street in Montpelier Kirk Ellsworth of
Cambridge, one of the members OF the
board of charities and probation, was
in the city Monday in conference with
". II. Jeffrey relative to the construc-
ton. A. h. Lane will have charge of
the work Ii is hoped to get a roof on
the building this fall so that winter
employment may be followed.
The water pressure at the State
House was only 90 pounds Monday
morning which caused some inquiry
relative to the reason. II has been low
there of late, il was stated.
II is expected now that another week
will see the trolley cars running TO the
lower end of State street in Mont
pelier. The track men have their por-
iion of the work practically done, but
it will probably take the contractors
the rest Of the week to get the work
done between the rails so that traffic
can be resumed over it, which result
win he greatly appreciated by the pub
lie as well as the company witch has
been losing money because the cars
could only operate at Barre street.
Miss Lorraine Estee returned last
evening from tnp TO northern Yer
mani and Canada