The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-21
OPPOSES REFERENDUM
ON THE TREATY.: ADMITS
ENGLAND USED DURESS
MONTPELIER
Edwin J Frehse of Cleveland and Mar
garet Stockwell Married.

garet Stockwell Married.
Edwin j. Frehse Of Cleveland, O
and Margaret Stockwell of $50 Elm
street, daughter of Warren II. Stock
well, were married at ii o'clock thi
morning at the home of the bride
by Rev Charles st. John They wer,
attended by Miss Esther Stockwell, |
sister of the bride, and Edmund Stock
well, brother. They left on wed
ding trip through the west and viii
reside at l402 East 49th street, Cleve
land. The groom is employed as an en-
gineer in Cleveland.
By a deed, Mary Il. Poole has con
yeyed to Thomas r. Sheridan her halt
interest in the real estate of Sheridan
and Poole on the westerly side OF
Barre street, left to her by her hus.
band, the late Arthur L. Poole. The
half interest was conveyed to the late
Mr.. Poole as co-partner by r. nj.
Fraser, receiver OF the B. j. Deco
LANES Granite company.
As an indication that business is
going to be hustlng between Montpel-
ier junction and Roxbury next summer
it is rumored in railroad circles that a
new track is to he laid between the
junction and Roxbury, paralleling the
present track, thus making double
arrangement will be of considerable
advantage to the train crews in the
handling of trains, for frequently
trains climbing the grade between
Northfieid and Roxbury interfere with
the northbound trains. Some grading
will have to be done to widen the right
of way sufficiently to carry Ne addi-
tional track and which will indicate
that many men viii be employed for
time at least doing the work.
Montpelier has exceeded its quota
in the sale of Christmas seals this
year and there are still reports to be
received from the stores, stoneshed,
and there may be some scattering re-
ports which will come in before next
Monday which viii bring the amount
greatly in excess of the quota. which
was already passed last Saturday eve
ming when checking occurred. So
will be one of the banner
towns this year in the sales, having
sold five OF more seals per capita for
the population. Mrs. w ii. Jeffrey,
who has charge. could not make state
ment last evening
A committee of five members OF
post. No. 3, American Lee
gion, with Joseph G. Frattini as chair
man.. in company with committee
from the Woman's Auxiliary, inspect
ed rooms ir the Bailey block on State
street on Monday. and both committees
favored the securing of the rooms for
use as cluo rooms. The $50 check res
ceived by the Legion from the Com
ando club, following Armistice day,
when the club received first prize for
the best foat in the parade, win be
used in furnishing the rooms. Adju
tant Cohan of the post is sending out
letters - every member Of the post in
regard TO special meeting to be held
Dec. ~ for the purpose of voting on
the proposition. All the officers and
members of the executive committee
are understood to favor the securing
Of the rooms. Ii the post favors the
the rooms win probably be
opened JaA |. With their new fur
nishings, il is expected that the rooms |
will be as good or better than any
Legion rooms in the state. Since the |
demonstration staged on Armistiee day
interest III the doings of the post /
lmong its members is unsurpassed. and |
h ,.rgf tx-,.oc4., - f~..wa fa~coI., =. Il
legion affairs in the future. In the |
natter of membership, the st. Albans
,ost has heretofore been credited with /
he record Of the state, but Montpelier
post expects to make the st. Albans |
branch look TO its laurels shortly.
Glass GB of the primary school has
/ remarkable record with no tard-
iesses for the fall term and an attend
sncc Of over 96 per cent. Seven pu
'ils. Gertrude Gidney. Hazel Anderson.
Margaret Even. William Medler. Harry |
sheldon. Clifton Sloan and Jacob Bar
luis, wens through the term without
IN absence. Another. James Caverlv. \
Who entered after the term began. has
lot had an absence, scored against him.
J. G. Sargent of Ludlow, c. ID. Wat =
on of st. Albans and :. IT, Jackson.
With other members sof the committee
4 professional conduct. held meeting
elativc to its report TO the Bar as
ociation when it meets in a couple OF
weeks.
s. y. Rates OF the ftate highway
'oard was in the city this morning on
lis way home from attending a meet
ng Of the board in Bellows Falls. Mr..
iatcs Is much pleased with the perma
icnt work done in Montpelier last
rnmer lie endeavored for six years
o get some started and It was not un-
Il 1920 that he was able 10 get the
of the city authorities in
oing a piece Of work that viii stand.
. il assumed. for some years. all other
obs having bcca Of temporary na
rrc.
Kirk Ellsworth of the board Of chari-
les arrived At the oiiice IN the State
sDuse this morning after visiting some
{ the prohaticners. Of which there are
bout 500 now he ssw = sheriff going
o the state prison with three men ycs-
erday. which means thsf that number
liil. have 70 be released 70 make room
or them
lfrs. Don Denniaon Of Middiesex vas