The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-04

day for killing and probably many
! Montpelier persons will go to Burling
top to see the killing take place. The
4 Montpelier city council is studying the
pasteurization plan for Montpelier be
cause they are not satisfied with the
/ testing for tuberculosis alone and have
! approached parties relative to a central
pasteurization plant.
4 Misses Irene and Fredericka Lands
Of Barre have commenced work in the
secretary OF states Office
II was stated at the state highway
office this morning that Earle Hayden,
the present district highway commits
sioner. had been re-appointed by Thur
man Dix, the new commissioner.
Linus Leayens, former commissioner
of fish and game, went to his home on
Saturday, having shown the new com
missioner, Harold P. Sheldon, the rou-
tine of the office.
Benjamin Gates, who has been i'll
since week ago tonight, was back
at his Office again this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Gillett have
gone TO their home in Burlington, aft
er visit in the city.
The funeral OF James NJ. Turner oc-
cured from his late home at o'clock
Sunday afternoon. Rev w s Nichols
officiating while Charles Robie, a read
or in the Christian Science church, read
a poem The bearers were H. J. Vol
holm, George L. Blanchard, John W
Peck, T. H. Proutv, T., T. Colburn and
NJ. G, Jenne. The interment will be
in Green Mount cemetery.
The current being of the wires for
a few minutes in Montpelier Saturday
evening, it raised havoc in the heating
plant in the Union house. where kero-
sene is used for heating purposes. The
generator is operated by electricity and
when it stopped the kerosene continued
to feed into the furnace with the re
suit that when the current came on
again an explosion took place. damag
ing the furnace and smoking up the
place some hut fortunately doing no
damage to the building
Miss Gertrude McKenna Of New |
York City is visiting with Mr.. and |
Mrs p J. McAvoy and other relatives, |
Mr.. and Mrs, John F.. Weeks have
gone TO the home in Middlebury Judge |
Weeks has been i'll with the grip for
week.
The Banner Realty company Of Ben
nngton has certified to the secretary
Of state that it has paid up $4,000 Of
its capital stock Of $4,000 and that it
proposes to issue 100 shares OF stock
at 500 share
Miss Ethel Ball, who has been EN-
ployed in the state library for a few
years, was married at New York Sat
urday to Benjamin F TAYLOR Of Phila
lelphia. They were attended by Miss
Aida Turney, a close friend of the
bride, and Sterling Plsce OF Orange,
~ j. After a short wedding trip they
viii reside in Philadelphia, where the
groom is in business.
Some persons have become alarmed
relative to House bill l4l, the temper
8nce measure. which the legislature
passed in the last days of the session
and which is now in the hands Of GOV
,rnor Hartness, along with some Is
more bills for signature. Rumor was
started in Rutland county yesterday
hat il was not to be signed, but as
ar as could be learned this morning
t looked as though, when the bill had
)ceu STUDIED, il would very likely be
signed along with others. Possibly
here may he some objections. Ii
G. W. Watson. city manager Of st, /
Alhsns. was in the city to-day
Mrs. Sabone Bell Bailey aged 70 |
-ears, died early this morning at the
lone Of Mrs. Clark Jillson. 30S Elm
treet where she had made her home
or many years. Mrs. Jillson being her
and only near surviving
elative. Mrs. Jillson was born in Ber-
n April e, lS4l, the daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Wade. Her husband. | I
harles T. Bailey, died some years ago. I
\ general breaking down due to ad Z
anced years was the cause of Mrs {
iailey's death. Funeral services will :
. held at the Jillson home Wednesday G
ftcrnoon. Rev. a. W Hewitt oficiat- '
ng. and burial viii be in West Ber- y
in. I
The first meeting Of the creditors in d
he bankrupt estate Of Paul J. Currier :
I Middlc~cx was held this morning.
nth w ~ Therisult a. referee The
ankrupt appeared and was examined
.rthur G. Theriault Of Montpelier was
ppointcd trustee and the appraisers Q
re- W G. Ianphere. W b. Turney and a
.dward GIL !
L hn. been reported about town r
hat Robert ~. Frascr. who was elect
. alderman az the March meeting. has g
signed, hn, Nsycr Blanchard denies &
be rumor. lf is true HAT Mr. Fra s,
'r. whose health Is far iron good, has
l-grsted the matter II tend ring his
'signstion. bu; The city council r urg
b. him 90 continue in Office. with the o
,peot8tion ~ his recovering his health.
a greater measure as '5me goes on. p
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