The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-23
( MONTPELIER

w. G. Hastings, state forester, and
i. A. Kelly, secretary Of the Asso-
ciated Industries of Vermont, were in
Mortified last evening, where they
spoke TO the members Of the Nisatin
club of that village. Mr.. Hastings
discussed forestry in Vermont while
Mr.. Kelly spoke upon the work OF the
organization he represented. Follow.
ing the addresses social hour and re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Walter j. Jellyman has bought the
house Of Louis H. Pollard on Seminary
hill
The marriage of Rosida Russiere and
Edward Lazelle took place at st. Au-
gustine's church at o'clock yester-
day morning. Rev. w. P. Crosby Off
ciated, Miss Blanche Bussiere acted as
bridesmaid. and Ralph Burns was best
man. The bride has been employed
at Heaton hospital and the groom at
d. j. Morse's store. Following the
ceremony, the couple left for Boston
ON a wedding trip.
George Barber was brought to his
home here after having been taken III
near Waterbury while returning from
an automobile trip to Burlington yes
terday afternoon. When the party
reached Waterbury he was taken to
Brisbin's drugstore and, later, to the
home of Ralph Prtnam. A doctor was
called and later physician from
Montpelier arrived Mr.. Barber was
better this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Miles left this
afternoon for Boston, where they will
pass Thanksgiving.
Joseph Blakley win pass the
Thanksgiving holidays in Middlebury-
S. Vaughan Clifford of the state en-
gineer's Office leaves tonight for New
York City, where he viii pass the iholi-
days.
The Misses Agnes Moore and Mona
Mum Of Montpelier seminary have
gone to Fairlee for Thanksgiving. Lii
liam Clinton and Eunice Hooker have
gone to New Haven, Conn. Katherine
Bagley to White River Junction, and
Elsie Dodds to North Hero.
FL. Davis of White River Junction,
secretary and assistant treasurer of the
state fair commission, will be appoint
ed by Governor James Hartness as del
egate to the annual meeting of the
International and American Associa-
tions Of Fairs and Expositions to be
held in Chicago Nov. 20 and 80 and
Dec. !.
II. Z. Reynolds Of the state engi-
neer's Office has returned from Iras-
-. -. -, 4 .-ort- baa bean ssse
pended for the winter.
At a meeting Of the National Life
baseball team recently, Ira S. Gross
was elected captain for 1922 A has
ketball team was organized with Alex
Hall as manager and Henry HUDSON as
captain. Equipment has been ordered
and a schedule of games win be ar
ranged.
At a special meeting Of trustees Of
the National Life Athletic association
IN Nov. 81, the following committees
we're appointed: Athletic committee,
c. L. Duke, chairman; Ruth Bennett,
r. W. ayford. Alex Hall, Harry Hull,
Dorothy Averill and II. II. Jackson.
Entertainment committee. Beatrice
Pine. chairman; J. f. Gibson. Mrs. r.
J. Fitzgerald, +. A. keegan, Sarah
Lawrence, G. NJ. Heaton and +. +.
Kelleher. Membership committee. Mrs.
Kate 5. Lowe. chairman; c. ID. Reams,
Henry Holt. Barbara Brown, Catherine
Reid. Paul Dillingham;.
In Washington probate court, Caro-.
line G. Sheridan has been appointed
guardian Of William F.. Lawrence v
Agnes NJ. Alton J. Sheridan Of Barre
Town. Fred Keegan has been appoint
cd executor Of the viii of the late
Laura A. Boswell Of Montpelier. II.
Ia Dwineu Of Berlin has bee nap
pointed executor Of the viii Of the
late simeon =. Dwinell Of Marshfeld
Lcrettfe Morse has been appointed ad-
ministratriv Of the estate of the hate
Andrew J. Morse Of Woodbury.. The
viii Of the late Prank =. Story Of
Waterbury has been presented for pro
hate and Fred B. Thomas has been
discharged &c guardian Of Carol Coed
Ell Of Montpelier.
The Mechanics Building and Con
sfruction company has transferred %
Fitaro Bonazzi four building lots %
River street for . consideration a
$500 The deed was fled in the city
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