The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-03
MONTPELIER

Three slightly used talking machines
for sale at 1872 Main street.--ady.
Judge Stanley c. Wilson was in the
city Wednesday afternoon during
which time he gave hearing on the
matters pertaining to the Mann Ill
vorce in which the question OF arrange
ments for the sale of certain real es-
tate was under consideration. There
have been other hearings in connection
with the case. II is likely that trial OF
the case will take place Mt the coming
term Of court, according TO information
given Judge Wilson yesterday
High grade pianos, talking machines
and Brunswick records at 1872 Main
street adv
Judge 4. S. Stanton this morning
conferred with Assistant Judges q. II.
Dale and l.. d. Colburn, relative to
matters in connection with the conyen-
ing OF the Washington county court
next week.
For sale at bargain, upright piano,
b32s Main street. adv.
Mrs. L. c. Moody left this morning
for visit with friends in Stowe.
Mrs. G. p Barber has gone to Hart
ford Conn, where she was called by
the death Of George Eldridge, her cous-
in. whose funeral took place this aft
ernoon. He Travelled through this see
ton of the New England states for
wears, having been employed by the
Textile Manufacturing Co. of Hart
ford, Conn.
A. A. Goodrich of Hardwick has been
appointed administrator of the estate
Of Herbert Burnham, late of Wood
bury
Miss Ruth Brown, secretary of The
Vermont free public library commits
sion, has gone to Pittsfield, Mass, for
a conference on library work which
New England and New York secretar-
les will attend.
Reports from Stedman c. Wheeler,
the representative from Waterbury,
are that he issrecoyering nicely from
smallpox
J. A. Cross Of Mortified was in the
city this morning.
The Society of ST. Edmund of Swan
ton has filed articles of association IN
the office of the secretary of state for
the purpose of looking after some
property in that town, which is held
to the advantage of st. Michael's in
stitute in Winooski The papers are
signed by V. r Necollc, W. Jean Mann
and +. NJ Salmon.
Dr. Walter Damrosch has resigned
the leadership of the New Iork-Onta
rio society, OF which Charles NJ.
Schwab is the newly elected president,
and. according to information received
in Montpelier, Nelson p Coffin OF
keene, n, H.. who led the choral union
in Montpelier for several years, is like
ly TO succeed Mr.. Damrosch.
Representative jackson Of Burlng
ton and Senator McKillip, also of that
city. met in the lobby Of the Pavilion
hotel last evening and congratulated
each other the first congratulating the
senator upon his escaping lot of hard
work and troubles, and the latter con
graduating Representative Jackson
upon his victory in the recent election
for mayor in Burlington, in which they
were both candidates.
The Springfield basketball team,
which appeared in Montpelier Tuesday
evening and was defeated by the
Montpelier American Legion team will
come again to this city the 18th of the
month The men said, when leaving,
that they would bring a new center
and a new guard and that with the
new team they expected to defeat the
local team.
Before leaving for Washington, D. O.,
Wednesday morning Gov iIartness APP
proved the federal road project in Rut-
land Town. one mile and two-tenths
long, on the Boston road so-Called, be,
tween Rutland and ludlow The road
is to be constructed of cement.
The afternoon expresses on the Cen
trail Vermont railway due in Montpel-
Ter Mt 1902 was over Two hours late
Yesterday It was detained at Brain
tree. while train crew replaced four
freight cars on the track The derail-
ment OF these blocked the track 80 that
the express train could not proceed
northward. A car from the branch pas
senger train was detached. to bring
passengers to Montpelier 1t was
packed full. for many of the members
Of the legislature came to Montpelier
on that train.