The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-16

eneCt OF WHICH mas ueDdSeu thtll ENH7
eral morale and excited criminal ten
denotes with the above appalling re-
suits.
William d. Walker of Barre City, a
former resident, was in town last week
and on Saturday sold lot of house.
hold goods and other personal property
at auction. b. II. Adams was the aue
tioneer.
John d. Bacon of White River June
ton. grandson of John b. Bacon, late
Of Chelsea, was in town Monday, May
o. on business in probate court.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel G. Bixby Of
Woodstock visited friends in town re-
Gently.
Henry August Andre Of Corinth was
at the county clerks office Tuesday.
Nav 10. and filed his petition for nat
uralization. Mr. Andre was born in
Germany and about fifteen years ago
came to Canada and in due time be-
came naturalized citizen OF Canada,
and about ten years ago came TO the
| United States. and has become salts.
fed that Uncle Sam is good enough
for him.
The trustees Of the local Methodist
| church have sold the present parsonage
to Miss Grace Jones, and have pur-
chased from Fred j Stanton and wife
their home on Maple street, which will,
after July |, become the Methodist
parsonage Mr. and Mrs. Stanton viii
move ~ Connecticut July |, at which
| time Rev. Mr.. Hewitt will move his
family to the new parsonage and Miss
Jones TO her new purchase.
Attorney Lyle 4. Beckwith was IN
South Royalton on legal business on
Tuesday, as was Attorney W H.
Sprague in West Fairlee on Wedncs
day.
The lawn around the town hall has
| been improved by removal OF the
stumps from the old dead trees which
were cut last year, and by the plant
ing Of new maple trees The work was
done under the supervision OF j.. ID.
Barnes.
News has been received here recently
of the death of Mrs Fannie Winslow
Granger at. her home in Bellingham,
Wash. which occurred on March -.
| Mrs. Granger was a native OF Chelsea
and spent her girlhood days in town
and married for her first husband, Ar
thur :. Austin. at one time resident
attorney here and deputy clerk Of Or
ange county court.
Attorney Hale X Darling was in
Corinth Thursday as attorney for the
town of Corinth in a hearing before a
courts committee relative to the laying
ont Of new piece Of road. and Friday
he went to Tunbridge 70 appear Tor
THAT town before another courts com-
mittee relative 10 the laying out Of a
new piece of highway in that town.
Miss Verna Burgess Of Concord, y
| H., is spending a short vacation IN
town visiting her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Burgess, and other relatives.
Commissioner Of Education Dempsey
Of Montpelier will speak at the high
school building Thursday, May 10, and
in the evening at the town hall, which
meeting will be in the interests Of the
Parent Teacher association. and there
should be large attendance at this
meeting.
, Mr. and Mrs. John VI. Comstock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Orr attended the
annual meeting of the Vermont Con
gregational conference at Nergenne;
last week.
James J. Rule has moved his family
from the Smith house on South Mai
street 10 the Baxter Durkce farm II
, Tunbridge. which he has rented for tbs
ensuing year Frank Mcconnell anC
Cecil Densmore are doing his farm
. work while he Is completing his con
, tract TO drive stage from Chelsea 4
4. West Fairlee. which contract viii ex
r pire June 30
Mrs. Fannie VI. Warner. who ha'
/ been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. lee !.
Saltcr on the west hill for a few days
has returned 10 New York City, wher'
she has employment a. = trained nurse
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Davis u Barr
CITY were recent guests at the hnmt
e II the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Chester NJ. Davis.
sheriff George 4. Tracy left Fridal
! afternoon On a business trip n Mont
real. expecting 20 BE- absent from tow
for a few DAYS.
2 Charles W. LYON. who has spent III
winter and intends making his hon
q with his daughter in Mechanicsville, \
Y. arrived in town recently and is Wis
ting his sons. Robert and Ralph G
Ivon. on the east hill
Attorney Albert : Sargent 81 Ram
o CITY and March " Wilson 81 Randolph
a uere in town on business Friday
I 4 large delegation from this tow
responded 10 the call for help and wen
j. to West Fairlee "wednesday q assis
: n fighting the ere. which 81 ons tim
o .Hrrs+anaf 20 uipe ont the main par