The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-29

Mrs. Katherine McCabe, wife of John
McCabe, passed away at her home on
East State street this morning, after
lingering illness She was As years
Of age and she spent her early life in
Bolton. Her husband is employed by
the Central Vermont Railway Co. in
Montpelier. Besides her husband. she
leaves three sisters, Mrs. 7. E. O'Con-
nor of Burlington and Miss Margaret
O'Shaughnessy and Mrs. Tobin of Sar-
anac, n. Y, also two nieces, Margaret
and Elsie McCabe. who made their
home with her in Montpelier. Mrs Me
Cabe was a member of the Foresters'
auxiliary in Burlington. The funeral
arrangements have not been completed.
Workmen are taking down the old
iron fence on the easterly side of the
State House grounds.
A meeting of the committee, which
was selected by DR.. C. Fl. Burr to look
after the cleanup week program in
Montpelier, was held in the city coun-
ell chambers last evening. when Dr.
Burr announced the following persons
Ward one, G.. ?. Pitkin and J. H. Cow
dy; ward two, W. L. Mckee and Harry
Bianehi; ward three, J. NJ. Boutwell,
and f. c. Kingsbury; Ward four, j. p.
Galleher and L. A. Kelly; ward FIVE.
T. +. Callahan and J. G. Brown; ward
six, II. NJ. Fsrnham and ]. f. Maroni.
The most of those persons were pres
ent sThe committee organized by the
election of Mr.. Gslleher, chairman and
Mr.. Mckee, secretary. J. NJ. Healey
was appointed committee of one upon
publicity. with authority to draft as
sistance if he needs such The cam
paign will start May Z, ending May a.
The city teams. trucks and other equip
ment along with equipment offered by
townspeople will be used. Water Com
missioner Ferry and Fire Chief Person
are committee to look after the gen
eral arrangements for removal OF the
rubbish collected This must be in
barrels. Another meeting of the com
mittee occurs at o'clock Tuesday eve
ming.
Elmer Johnson, who has been in the
city for a couple Of days on legal mat |
ters, has gone to his home in st. Al
bans.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Lock Of Rutland
were in the city yesterday afternoon.
Charles f. Schoff went to his home |
in st. Albans last evening, after spend
ing the day in the city.
Mary. Ellen and Adelaide Graham
have sold a lot Of land on Hubbard
street to Judge and Mrs. John H. Wat. |
son and Mary and Ellen. as admins
tratrixes of the Edmund Graham es-
tate have sold a property adjoining to
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson. Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Parker have sold their house on
street to Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Pierce.
The funeral Of George A. Kellogg
who died in Winchester. Mass. took
place at Green Mount chapel Wednes-
dav afternoon. Rev. w. s. Nichols Off
niating. The bearers were J.. II Blk
bv. A. G. Eaton. Fred Blanchard snd
= y. Smith. Interment was in the
family lot in Green Mount cemetery.
John Cattanach, while driving his
automobile on lower State street on
evening. backed into the
river while attempting 20
turn around. There is a l5-foot drop
n that point from the road 10 the field
and that the machine STAYED right side
W Is q wonder Mr. Csttanach was
bot injured and the machine was but
ittle damaed
Mrs Ethel c. smith and Angus a. {
smith hqve been appointed guardians
q John Wendell smith. a son 81 the
ate Douah smith 81 Barre ". III Nh
Vaughn has baen appointed executor u
n, VII ~ W. II n Maxhar. late of
The uill of Charles Har-
an. late e Montpelier, has been pro
.ertes fov probate In
2 " Hopkins uhn lives AZ Wrirhf.
-ills. vas taken - Heaton hospital TO-
.sy. suffering from rnfunonia-