The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
WOULD BE THE HEIGHT
OF FOLLY FOR UNITED
STATES TODLSARM FIRST
MONTPELIER


ward Lowe of Montpelier at Woods
vile, n. H., June 5, have been re
ceived
State officials, business people ant
prominent citizens in Montpelier die
honor to Miss Eta Chamberlain Mon
day, when they attended farewell
party given in her honor at the Kel
logg Hubbard hall. Miss Chamberlain
who has taught 25 years in the public
schools in Montpelier and total OF
AZ years, expects to retire at the END
of the present school year. 1t was ar
interesting sight to see among those
who were received the many prominent
people of the city and state who had
at one time and another been in Miss
Chamberlain classes. During the eve
ming a substantial sum of money was
presented Miss Chamberlain by her
former students. A very nice program
was given,
Mark Lovelin and his father, John
Lovelin, of Eden Mills, are in some
what bruised condition as result of
an automobile accident about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning near Green Mount
cemetery. They had been here on bust
ness and were on their way home when
their car ran off the bank, turning over
a couple of times and landing against
tree They escaped injuries other
than a few bruises.
Governor James Hartness has Of
fered to furnish credentials TO gentle.
men in the state who desire to attend
the Water Power League of America
conference, June % and %. This will
be a manufacturers power conference
and will be held at the Waldorf -Asto-
ria in New York.
Timothy Callahan has sold to Jo-
sephine Gitchell the Bancroft house on
Berlin street. Nellie Kellogg has sold
to j. P. and Anna Mayo house on
East State street.
Friday morning the members of the
state board of education will take up
the matter of selection of the places
in which the two and one year teach
er ertraining courses will be held.
Miss Mary Bresnahan and H. o. |
of the junior high school
work were in the city Tuesday after
noon relative to the new courses of |
study
Joseph Abair left last evening for |
New York to attend conference of |
The agents of the Edison Phonograph |
Co.
W. L. Mckee is in Boston for few
lays.
thurman w. Dix. highway commits
'ioner, is looking after some work in
-aledonia county this week
Charles Devine reported to the sec.
'etary of state this morning that his
hit team on the Barre
Dad last evening the details of which
iave not been given. George Lucchina Of
Barre reports that his car was dam
Iged as a result of another car crowd
ng him on the road in Woodbury., the
lriver of the other car holding to the
eft hand side of the road A report
las been received at the secretary's of
Ice relative to driver of car which
ID O-22l. that the car backed
own hill in Waterbury recently,
caring up a bridge and that the writ
r did not think the operator should
andle a machine. The brakes were not
n working order.
The bonus plan which w. c. Hast
ngs, state forester, recently put into
peration seems to be working excel
emily. The purpose is to get an exact
gure on the loss caused from fires.
he fire wardens are paid 81 for
rOmpt report of the actual loss in ,
ach instance There was a Sl66l loss !
d Pntney recently. while $1,000 i. =,
iven as the total for last weeks loss +,
The Middlesex Center Cemetery asso. ,
atiou has filed articles Of association ,
4 the Office of the secretary of state !
1r the purpose of caring for the Gem :
terry above named. The papers are
gned by G.. C. Graves of Waterbury. .
[ W. Nichols, D. r. Sawyer. w. Fl.
nd F. w Vaughn and l.. II. Wells of
Iiddlesex.
Miss Margaret Roberts Of Barre -
ssisting with the work in the COVER
oris office. n
The automobile Of Charles Tobias .
/ a man named Levanthal Tuesday e
'ening but the latter escaped serious h
iuries as the car was moving slowly. Q
INVITATIONS nave DteU received IN I n
Ie city by members of the present v
nate and state officials in which a
icy are asked to participate in the >.
idsummer excursion on Lake Cham 9
ain, June 2lst The steamer Vermont 5,
i'll be used for the trip. Lieutenant o
nvernor Abram Foote is sending out ),
IL invitations "a
II. G. Woodruff has settled his fna \
count in the estate Of Charles J. n
'rry, late Of Montpelier. while Charles I,
Lilley Of Msrshfeld has been ap-
tinted administrator Of the estate Of ID
gness q. Corliss. late Of Marshfield. :
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Fsrrar have re-
rned from = visit with their son.
olden. in Chicago
Frank Bulkeley Of Moretown was. a "a
sitor in the city to-day.
Misses Spaulding and Hunt aid this q
orning that they had accepted posi- NJ
ms in Goddard seminary to beriq Il
III the next school year. while among
hers who will not come hack r,
the Montpelier seminary next n
ar are Professor Malcom. Who goes
* to college. Professor Walker. who
tiers the school ~ administration in ~
lrrard and the Spanish teacher. wha =.
: gone abroad for = wear "