The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-18
MONTPELIER
Funeral of Arthur L. Poole Was Held
Sunday Afternoon.

Sunday Afternoon.
The funeral of Arthur l., Poole, who
died Thursday after an operation, oc-
CURED from his late home on Liberty
street at O'Clock Sunday afternoon
and was attended by large number
of people. Rev. Charles n. st. John OF
the Congregational church ofiiclated.
The bearers were John Rogers, DR.. L.
A. Newcomb, Frank L. Burbank, w. H.
Farrar. Edward s. Meigs and Thomas
sheridan. Delegates of Aurora lodge OF
Masons and the Montpelier lodge,
Knights of Pythias. attended the serv-
ices and escorted the body as far as
the State House grounds. The Masonic
burial service was performed at the
grave in Green Mount cemetery, while
representatives of the Granite Manu-
facturers' association were present as
we'll as several of the men employed IN
the Poole and Sheridan stoneshed, IN
which the deceased was part owner
There were many flowers, many set
pieces being sent from the relatives,
close friends and fraternities.
Mr.. Poole, in addition to being
member of the above named organlZa-
tions, was connected with the Apollo
club and Montpelier Gun club. Among
those here to attend the funeral from
out of the city were Mr. and Mrs. C..
w Poole his parents, a brother,
Charles Poole. and sister, Mrs. Harriet
Pinkham. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brisbin
of Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs Lee Kent,
Mrs. Lance and Mrs. Cooper.
Miss Josephine Webster of Burling
ton was in the city Saturday after
noon on child relief work connected
with a society in which she is inter
ested in Burlington.
The afternoon train Sunday on the
i Central Vermont railway was an hour
/ late due to trouble on the Boston &
Maine railroad
/ Deputy Sheriff II J. Slayton left
! Saturday afternoon for Lancaster Pa
where he will take in custody Rollie
Farnsworth and viii bring him TO
4 Montpelier for his bondsman Farms
worth. with Mrs. Florence Lombard.
was placed under bail a couple of
weeks ago on the charge of adultery
and both left the city the day after ad-
mittted 10 bail The bondsmen hunted
up the persons aud Mrs Lombard has
been brought back while Farnsworth
is on his way.
A local resident, who buys = quanti-
I ty Of shoes at one time and another.
has received from probably the largest
wholesale house in New England quo
tations on shoes showing that there
has been a reduction on Ell lines Par
. ticularly Is this noticeable in high
priced shoes; shoes that wholesaled at
81 pair can now be bought for
around $3.50 a pair.
J. G. Brown. insurance commissioner
is in New York on matters pertaining
to his office
James Mackay. Donald W Smith Of
Barre and Angus A. Smith Of Mont
real have been appointed BY the pro-
bate court a. executors Of the estate
of Donald Smith. late Of Barre.
G. b. Smalley of Middlesex has
Z DrOrWnt SUIT aZalnrA ElfhU NHul-AoNh
of that town TO recover $50 and has
trusteed the town of MiddleseX and
iC. Brigham Co. = copy Of which trus
tee has been lodged inNhe secretary Of
states Office
Joseph Guilctte Of Berlin has been
arrested on the charge Of fishing with.
out license. He wa brought before
Justice Clines IN Berlin after an arrest
bv Game Warden John Hutchinson oi
Z Ncrthfcld. Deputy + $ Newcomb q
Waterbury prosecuted. The man paid
$40 and costs He was fishing the 18th
uf the month and without authority
p :. Ncweomb. deputy game war.
den. who was ID the city this morning
stated that the fishing season opened
wen In this county. that he had reports
from several men that they obtained
thr maximum amount Of five pounds
\ The new leu provides that no more
than 30 fsh can Be caught in one dzy