The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
MONTPELIER

Harold Austin of Moretown was a
local visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. J. +. Carrow left this morns
ing for Keeseyille, N. Y.
Miss Marion Corley of Burlington is
visiting Mrs. John Gowdy.
Miss Minnie Yeti has gone to Ben
nington for a short visit.
! Miss Helen Meehen of Saranac Lake,
| n. Y, has been the guest of Mrs. Or
Vile Pine.
Benjamin Gates, auditor of accounts,
has gone to Grand Isle in connection
with his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beville returned this
morning from Lake Morey, where they
| spent the week end.
Mrs. Clifton Smith of Brooklyn, \.
| Y, has arrived for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Hopkins, her parents.
The Cross 4 Son Bakery Co is in
stalling new baking machine. 1t is
the last thing in baking apparatus
Allan Johnston Of Barre is assisting
with the summer statistical work in
the commissioner of educations office
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edison left last
night for two weeks vacation, which
will include visit in Westerly, r. l.
Miss Doris Ayers resumed her duties
at the Morse store this morning, after
| spending two weeks vacation at Man
chester
W p Springer of Mortified Falls
has been appointed by II. P. Sheldon,
| fish and game commissioner, as a game
warden
V. X. Bracket, who has been union
superintendent, with headquarters in |
South Royalton. has resigned TO go to
Bethlehem and Litteton, n H., in sim !
liar work.
7. ". Dix, state highway commits. |
sioner, is in the southern towns OF the
state this week on road work. Patrol |
man Montgomery of Braintree was at |
the commissioner office this morning !
in connection with road work
Dr.. A. J. DeFossett was in HYDE |
Park and other northern towns yes
terday in connection with hemorrhagic
septicemia in cattle He also had the
report Of two animals being killed
by the malady in Worcester recently.
He spoke Monday evening at West
Berlin 10 group of farmers who ars
going to have their cattle tested =
w n. Wescott OF Barre has report
ed to the secretary of state the acct.
dent which recently happened in that
city while Edward Lafayette of Mont
pelier has reported collision in Bur
lington. +. ]. Russell of Barre and
Charles Gale have reported automo-
bile accidents as has George Cross Of
Northfald. all OF which were minor af
fairs.
The Williamstowr grange has pc
titioned the seoSetary of state for au.
thority to be reinstated as corpora
tion in Vermont They have paid up
their state taxes and have Strengthened ,
out their affairs, as provided by the
recent laws of the state and now
hearing will take place before chan I
cellor and in all probability the rein ,
statement will occur shortly.
Mrs. r. A. Clark died Tuesday after !
noon as the result of an operation at
New Bedford, Mass. She was born in {
Moretown in 1854 She is survived b.
wo sons, Roy Clark of Middlesex and
Leon Stuart Clark, of New Bedford, :
Mass, and also by her brother, Aus ,
tin kimis of this city. The burial viii
be held at the Green Mountain ceme :
terry Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. =
A group of surveyors from the state
engineers Office arc running lines on I
the road between Lincoln and Warren :
for the purpose of improving that road. q
The last session of legislature appro
priated $4,000 for that purpose and
since that time the two towns have
money so that now there
i $500 available for the purpose of
the road On the Lincoln
,ide of the road is "a per cent grade !.
Tor few rods and then followed by an !,
Elbow in the road.
George Mckee, who was injured two II
weeks ago in an automobile accident
near Worcester. Mass. continues to v
gain His Jaw bone which WIS broken
N three places, was set last week II
and he may be able 10 come q
lome in a week or SO. but will have
% give up summer school, il is ex
,ected This accident will probably in
erfere with any golf playing for him
his summer which will handicap his
work next year in Dartmouth college
where he Is a member Of the team.
Those in military circles are hsv u
ng considerable fun at the expense 81 "
ONE newspaper man about Wilder .
or il appears that the 1000 rounds "a
4 ammunition and guns, 20 which 81
eference was made in stories dated
rom that town this week. are the guns m
which have been in the selectmen's =
ands in White River Junction since p
hey were sent there last week by .
Adjutant General Johnson and have %
cen kept in the jail ready for use
mobilization took place. They were
ent from the state arsenal last Fri y,
ay when conditions were reported
ad
The will Of Louis Lupien. late Of
was proven this morning in
rebate court There have been two 10
earrings This morning, from the ar h'
ay of persons in the court room. it IN
poked as though there would be M
ontcst but when the witnesses to the IA
ill appeared. testifying to seeing the ca
ill drawn and 70 their signature. the ne