The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21
GERMANY TRIL!lNPHED IN
UPPER SHESZA,S VOTE AS
TO NATIONAL STATUS
MONTPELIER
William H. Brown, Travelling Sales
man, Died After Long Illness,

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William H Brown, travelling sales
man for many years, died at his home
in Montpelier Monday forenoon, after
being i'll for some time. He is sur
yived by a wife and child.
Roadmaster Austin OF this division
of the Central Vermont railway states
that the roadbed along the line is in
better shape this spring than usual.
II has been an exceptional season for
the company. Only once has the snow
plow been operated over this division
and then only between Montpelier and
Williamst0wn and Montpelier and
White River Junction. This would
not have been needed if it had been
known what kind of weather was~to
follow the storm. On the northern di.
vision of the line the plows have not
been out at all this winter and thus
far high water has cost the road moth.
ing excepting near Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Casey Of Wa
terbury visited in the city Saturday.
Miss Anna Glvnn and her mother
have gone to Norfolk, Va, for a visit
with the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Perkins.
Miss Nora Murphy. who has been
visiting with Mrs. NJ Kelleher, her
aunt. has gone to Fair Haven to visit
Mrs. John Durkce before going back to
Boston
Governor Hartness has appointed as
,f (rbarlas r. Rra a u
of St Johnsbury. vice, B. A. Farm
ham, resigned, and Charles c. Parker
of Cavendish in place Of Fred c. Shadd,
resigned. Governor Hartness and Sec
retary J. A. Wilcox were in New York
Saturday attending the annual meeting
of the Vermont Society of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Roach arrived
home Saturday evening Mrs. Roach
has been with her husband in Toronto
for week. Mr., Roach will remain
with his family for week and then
20 to New York to continue his acting
in vaudeville.
W. G. Hastings has returned from
Boston, where he was last week. Mrs.
Hastings viii remain until her mother
Is better.
The Frontier Lumber corporation
has filed an amendment to its articles
Of association, changing the place OF
business from Derby to st. Johnsbury.
The Davis Nichols Lawton corporation
of Windsor has filed a certificate that
of the $4,000 capital stock, S4s 900 has
been paid up.
Harry A. Black, secretary Of state,
has received from George 7 Chatiee
of Rutland the report that his auto
mobile and that of z W. Clement, for
mer governor, were in collision the
18th of the month.
Richard Cutler OF Springfield has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs H NJ Gut
Ter, his parents.
W. G. White OF Mortified has set
tied his account in probate court in the
estate of IQlp Madden, late Of North
field F. R.lDsvis OF Barre has been
appointed aplinistrator de bonis non,
with a will Inexed of the estate of
James c. Allen, late Of Barre. in place
of F. c. Howland Mrs. Nellie Pine
has been appointed administratrix Of
the estate Of Orville Pine. late Of
Montpelier Mrs. Sarah Wilbur Of
Barre Town has been appointed guard
ian Of William s., Richard II. and Rob
ert R. Wilbur, minors, in Barre Town.
G.. VI. Stewart has been appointed
guardian of Clayton and Dorothy
Stewart, minors, in Montpelier
Under the chaperonage Of David
Spicer, some - persons from Mont
pelicr. including persons employed at
the National Life offices and several
members of the legislature. went 10
Plainleld Saturday afternoon to enjoy
sugaring at the Martin sugar bush.
At the last regular meeting Of the
city council il was voted to reduce the
police force one man. and p. " McAyoy
retired from the department Saturday,
after II wears service. thf last seven
of which has been as traffic officer at
the head of Main and State street. one
OF the worst meeting places for auto
mobiles i'm the state of Vermont, when
the traffic i heavy. Officer McAvoy has
won many concentrations for his at
tention TO old people and children at
that corner.
Mrs. r. w McCuen of Nergonue, was
local visitor Saturday.