The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-16
MONTPELIER

Dance in Worcester town hall Thurs
day evening, Aug 49, North Montpelier
orchestra. adv.
Mrs. John Sterling and daughter are
spending their vacation at Queen City
park.
Misses Margaret Corvin, Margaret
/ Murtagh and Margaret Emmons re.
turned this morning from Montreal.
Miss Harriet Reed started working
| at the McCuen store this mroning.
Philip Maker of Providence is Wis
iting friends in this city. He will re-
turn to Camp Abanaki.
Ernest Niles of Boston and family
will visit his folks on College street.
William Herrick motored to Burling-
ton yesterday, where he returned with
Mrs. Jessie Kellogg, Misses Mar
guerite Kellogg, Marion Niles and
Hazel Pratt, who have been camping
at Thompson Point.
Werner Anderson returned home Sat
urday, after camping at Camp Aba
MAXI.
Miss Conrath of Baltimore, Md, is
the guest of Mrs. William kelliher,
ut iNuuSaS VII
The Washington County Bar asso-
cations members are requested to
meet at the town hall in Roxbury at
1880 o'clock Thursday afternoon for
the purpose of attending the funeral
of Judge z. S. Stanton, which will take
place at O'Clock that afternoon. The
flag at the State House was set at
half mast Monday, after Sergeant-at-
Arms Dwight Dwinell learned of the
death Of Judge Stanton.
Amos Eaton, who has charge Of the
exhibit of the agricultural department
at the Eastern States exposition Sept.
1924, was in the city to-day looking
after arrangements. He will meet {.
A. Badger of the Sugar Makers asso-
citation relative to display of sugar in
the coming exhibition.
Mrs. Jessie Watkins has resumed her
employment in the insurance commits
sioner's Office after vacation por-
tion of which was passed in Manches-
ter, N. H., and Boston.
A. A. Fuller of Warren has reported
to the fish and game commission that
Floran Parsons of Warren was fined
$40 and costs for catching short trout.
The report also states that he was
fishing on his own land and that it was
the first time. He was placed on pro-
baton.
Miss Ethel Aver is taking vacation
from the agricultural Office.
The case of John c. and Lois Bell VS.. |
William Rudd has been filed in county |
,ourt. 1t is to recover 81 600 due on
/ note. The case of Lila Lowell VS. !
Fred C. Lowell on the divorce docket |
has also been filed. Mrs Lowell is
low receiving alimony from defend
mt in the Wheeler divorce case, ac-
ord to the records of the clerks office.
Miss Helen A. Smith of Rochester,
T. Y, has commenced work as dep
ltv officer for the board of charities
nd probation Office She will give her
ime at first to child care.
T. II. Cave has resumed his duties as
eputy state treasurer, after two
reeks' vacation, while Miss Eula KEEL
ny, stenographer in the same office,
as commenced her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ogden of Bos
on are visiting in the city.
Miss Pearl Davies has returned from
vacation passed on the Gaspe Coast
nd at Coaticook, p. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Hardigarf have
eturned from their wedding trip and
esumed their duties in the Cross and
ons' store and the agricultural office.
The Crandsll reunion took place yes
prday at Mt Mansfield, with large
lumber of the family attending. in
Iuding those from New York, Phila-
elphia and Boston.
Miss Lottie Gould has completed
er duties for the New England Tele-
hone company.
Miss Irene Pine Of Keesville, Y. V.
the guest Of Mrs. orville Pine and
Their relatives in this city.
Robert Wilder is confined to his
ome on Main street on account of
ckness.
Mark Gilbert, who has been visit |
e friends in this city, left for st, {
lbans Sunday night.
Joseph Laird has gone to Maine, |
here he win visit friends and rela-
YES. \
Miss Ruby Theriault, Mrs Paul
herisult and Mrs. Theodore Fisher f
fl for Woodbury. pond, where they
i'll camp for the coming week.
David Spicey, the forestry lookout o
Spruce mountain. was home last
eek on account of illness. v