The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-05
MONTPELIER

| The Alex. Dunnett property at the
corner of Barre and Hubbard streets
has been sold to Charles NJ Hale and
Dean B. Hale of Montpelier, who con
/ duct market on Barre street The
property consists Of a three-story brick
block ON Barre street and two houses
! on Hubbard street The real estate was
| bought by Alex. Dunnett over eight
years ago of the hate George W. Colby.
Interest on the 100000 bonds Of the
Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power
Co. was not paid May l, and Receiver
H. ]. Volholm of the company said an
! order of the court would be necessary
so that he could borrow the money to
pay the interest, which amounts to 81,
500
May is mothers day Place a
Brunswick machine in your home and
make it the happiest day Of all the
year Nice line of Brunswick talking
machines al l32 Main street. adv.
A steam shovel is now at work re-
moving the dirt from the site of the
new National Life Insurance Co build
ing to the State House grounds Sixty.
five men are now working on the con
tract. The walls on which will rest
the DeBoer house are being built on
the west side Of State street, Just op-
posite from the scene Of the present
operations.
The funeral Of Robert III Farrar
who died in Melrose hospital May ,,
occurred from Green Mount chapel al
1890 o'clock Wednesday morning, Rev.
w. S. Nichols officiating The body
was brought TO Montpelier the previous
night, death having been due to an alb
scess im the lungs. The deceased was a
native OF Moretown, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Farrar, born 80 years ago.
His early life was passed in that town
-and then he came to Montpelier and
was educated in the Montpelier high
school. He was employed locally for
short time and then went to Massa
chusetts and had lived al Wakefield for
Some years. having Of late been order
clerk in hotel in that town. He Is
survived bv his mother. Mrs Nellie Far
rar a brother. Clyde of Wakefield,
half brother. W. H. Farrar Of Nontpcl
Ter. and half-sister. Mrs. Ina Marcus Of
California. The bearers al the funeral
were Leroy and F. W. Smith, Howard
Pape. Raymond Cullen, W. II. and
Clvde Farrar. The interment was in
the family lot in Green Mount ceme-
terry.
Grand Chancellor Melvin G. Morse
and Grand Keeper Of Records and Seal
Fred A. Whitaker are attending the
Massachusetts, grand lodge Of X. Of p.
meeting in Boston.
In probate court Oscar G Eaton Of
Waitsfield has settled his account as
administrator Of the estate Of VI. J.
Waterman. The estate has been held
open for some time in an effort TO 10.
cate a son, in the failure Of which pur
pose the estate goes TO Mr.. Water
mans mother A hearing was held on
the commitment of Lxabelle Giguerre.
aged II years, Of Barre to the home for,
feeble-minded.
n. r. Bremen Of the department ot
agriculture has returned from Wi
Jamestown. where he attended organi-
zation Of a cow-testing organization.
60 be- known a. the Granite Heights az
sociation. including work in Orange
and Washington counties. The officers
are. President. William Smith. vii
Jamestown; vice president. ". =. Tuck
er. Orange: secretary -trea surer- Clar-
ence Bailey. Wiliiamstounss auditor,
Frank Minor. Orange. and the other
director. n. n Mcdonald Washing
ton. The work will b. commenced 81
soon a. q tester is secured
p. L. smith q AtBens has heen az
pointed a ius5ite Of peace by troFesmar
Hsnncss IN place g Neal BamIs- re-
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