The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-16
TRYING TO RECONCILE
THE DIFFERENCES THAT
DEVELOP OVER SHESZA
MONTPELIER
Mrs. Efie A. Lane of Calais Died at
Heaton Hospital Saturday Night.

hospital here 10 days ago and on Mon
day of last week was operated upon
for removal of double hernia. She was
making nice recovery but on Sat
urday evening as the nurse went into
the room to turn out the light and
started to say good night, Mrs. Lane
asked her to wait as she was feeling
funny" She died shortly of a stop
page of the blood between her heart
and lung She was about 80 years of
age( and leaves two daughters. Mrs
Ma{lde Dodge of North Hero and Mrs
Milie Daley, and son, Maurice, of
Hardwick The body was taken TO
Hardwick for funeral services.
The secretary of state has received
the report that Judge Blanchard IN
Springfield municipal court has fined
John Garvin S25 and cost for operat-
ing his car after the suspension of the
license and w l.. Donahue of the same
place was fined $40 and costs for OPP
Grating a Vermont car with foreign
number plates.
B. T. Bailey postmaster, has pur'
chased another house. This is the ,len-
ME Howe house, nearly opposite his
old residence Recently he bought a
house on College street which he has
not decided what he win do with. He
recently sold his residence on Bald
win street to the National Life lnsur-
ance company.
Frank +, Ayers and Dexter Cham
berlain of Boston are visiting here a
few days. renewing boyhood acquaint-
ances of some thirty wears standing.
as guests of Frederick D. Long Of Lib
ertv street
The baseball game on the seminary
campus Saturday afternoon proved
verv interesting as well as exciting,
the seminary team defeating Randolph
high school Z to ,. As the Randolph
team did not play under the schoolmas-
ters' rules, which required them TO
produce a certificate showing their eli
gihility for Randolph, the seminary pro-
duced team Of some well-known
stars. The seminary had "Oyster"
Laird. Walker. Swaffield, Hudson and
''Tib" Smith of Norwich in the line mp.
Against this lineup the Randolph team
did remarkably well in holding the
score down to :. The features Of the
game were the home runs Of Swafheld,
Merz and Smith The batteries for the
seminary Scrubs so-called, were
Stanclffe and Merz; Randolph. st.
Lawrence and X. Campbell
James Carroll Of Somerville, Mass,
former ticket agent at the Central
Vermont station is visiting in town a
few days, renewing aequaintances.
Joseph Laird, a student at Middle
bury college, visited his parents on
Clarendon avenue over the week end.
Angus Colvin, jr has returned to
White River Junction, whore he is en-
ploved by the railroad a a clerk, after
spending the week end with his par
ents on Barre street.
Spicers Yannigans took a fall out
Of the Knights Of Columbus baseball
team SUNDAY afternoon at Intercity
park when they defeated them by a
score Of I Is 3. II was nice game
and there was good attendance. Flan
nery started the pitching for the
Knights and was going fine, holding
the Eannigans to no scores. Then to-
wards the last Of the game Mcdonald
wanted TO get into the pitching and
The Yannigans went after his fast ball
with the result that thev were able to
win the game. Ledden pitched steady
game for the Yannigans. Doyle and
Wakefield did the hack stopping for
the Knights and Yannigans, respec
lively
L. c. Rivers. NJ L. Wood Henry L.
f. Smith and Frank Whitney returned
to-day from spending the week end at
Caspian lake.
b. VI Shepard. F. A. Dwinell and
Harold Hewitt returned to-day from
spending Sunday at their camp on
Groton pond
H. f. Bremen has returned from
Hartland. where COW testing organ
ization has been completed. with the
following officers President. Norman
Williams vice president. s. y. Stone;
secretary and treasurer. Elmer Grout;
directors. Mcssrs Davis. English and
Jenne. Oryille Wilder Of Middlesex is
acting official Of the organization at
present
Earl Pape Is laid up with an injury
to one hand
Mr.. and Mrs. G p. Barber have re-
turned from a trip to Boston, during
which Mrs. Barber attended a Red
Cross meeting Miss katherine Spear
has been attending the same meeting.
Il is understood that arrangements
have been made by the city council for
the rental Of two sprinklers from the
state. These are al the state garage
and are not being used Representa-
tivs of firms which do granite block
paving arrived this morning to look
over the projects A Gardner. Mass.
firm Is the low bidder al $3.50 a yard.
about - less than a price quoted 10
members Of the council last year
Charles A. Smith, deputy probation
officer. has gone TO the southern part
Of the state, where DE will get Eu-
gene Brigham. who win be brought
back to 81. Johnshury 70 appear in
court for breach Of probation in the
case Of non support OF his family.
John - Riley, jr-. went to-day to
the southern part Of the state on in-
spection Of the forestry work in Wind
sor. Springfield, Woodstock and Shsr-
on.
Mrs. Dale has commenced work du-
ties a. steugoprsher in the state engi-
neer's Office
Highway Commission Dix left this
morning for Willcurhby lake and sd-
iaeent territory 10 look after The lsving
%; Of Tia EoTk - b d0Be On Ia road