The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-25
MONTPELIER

The Union church of Vernon has
filed articles of association in the Of
flee of the secretary Of state for the
purpose of conducting public worship
in that town. The papers are signed
by A. L. Miller, $. s. Pike and some
20 others. The Brooks Pharmacy OF
Brattleboro has filed certificate THAT
the company proposes 10 issue 80
shares OF stock at 500 a share
Thomas II. Cave, ir., has returned
from South Hadley. Mass, where he
has been visiting his daughters who
are in Mt. Holyoke college.
That portion Of the state treasurer :
department which has been using the
same room as the weights and meas.
ures department during legislature was
to-day moved back to the office that
John T.. Weeks used during legisla
ture.
Miss Leita b. Keeper of Montpelier,
O.. is visiting in the city IN connection
with some plans the Community club
is proposing to execute
j. r. Lance Of Mortified was in the
city this morning.
The need of another north bound
train was shown this morning when
about eight persons lost their train,
due to the earlier connections, There
was some agitation last week about
asking the board Of trade TO petition
the Central Vermont company TO al
low passengers 10 be carried between
Montpelier and Essex Junction on the
north bound milk train. This train was
not appreciated when it was operated
before under this plan but with no
Inbound train between i;l5 a m
and $40 in the afternoon, giving local
service. il Is a pretty long time Tor
daylight service. One man who was go
ing to Niiddesex arrived just after the
train left this morning He said he
guessed he would get his automobile
ont now He had planned to in few
days anyway.
Speculation has been rife in Mont
peIier as to what win be done with
the National Life building. now in use,
when the company moves into its new
building There has been a rumor about
the city that the Travellers Insurance
Co. wants to establish a branch Office
in Montpelier and place It's liability
business headquarters in the city. and
il Is also shown that state officials are
looking over the building II would tit
well for the secretary Of states and
agricultural departments which. bv the
time the new offices are completed.
will have over 100 employees
Mrs. Elsie Gates passed the week
end in Liitleton y. II.
Julius A. Wilcox. secretary TO Gov
morning from Philadelphia. where he
attended the presentation Of John
Scott medal 20 Governor Hartness The
latter stopped at his home in Spring
field.
Benjamin Gates this morning settled
his account in the estate Of Emeline
A Wilson. late Of Montpelier, in pro
hate court Under the provisions of the
will Mrs Wilson leaves around $1,000
10 an old folks home when such shall
be established. The will provides that
II there was one al the time Of her de-
cease in Montpelier the money left.
after settlement of her estate. should
90 TO the home but IL there was none
that the fund shall be placed on in
terest until such time as one Is estab-
hshed somewhere in Washington coun
tv. A trustee will b. named snd the
fund placed on interest there being no
old folks home. at present. in Montpei-
Ter or in the county.
Blanche Brooklyn was in Montpelier
city court to-day on the charge Of in
toxication. che woman having been ar
rested at 10 o'clock last night when
found between two houses on North
field street The woman hopes 20 pay
= fne - s. With c1sts. james Nc
Fadden hope. % paw SIS. with costs.
for 4 subsequent oFeuse Otis law
rencu paid e fns g s.. uith costs for
similar nEeuse-