The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02

church. They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burbank. After d wedding
trip they will go to Lyndonvile to re
side, where Mr.. Wilson is engaged as
secretary of the board of trade Mrs
Emerson has for the past year been
employed in Miller's inn
Rev. G. r. Redding was in Mortified
Falls last evening to ofliciate at the
wedding of Perley w, Davis of Worces.
ter, Mass, and Ethel Latham, the cere
mony taking place at the brides home
| II. T. johnson, adiutant general, has
received word from Ludlow that there
are so men who want to organize a
rifle company to be members of the
Vermont National Guard and that
they are ready for his inspection. He
will 60 there this afternoon for the
purpose of inspecting the company.
A. w. Coffin of Groton has reported
to the secretary of state that his au-
tomobile was run into by an automo-
bile of n. and Alex. Whitehill of Rye
gate and that he was badly injured.
An investigation will take place. o.
5. Rowell and L. Mathews have re.
ported that their cars were in COLI
sion at Hardwick this week.
| Bids win be opened this afternoon
at the highway commissioner office
| relative to the federal road projects
that are to be laid out.
The spelling contest of children will
take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon
in Montpelier, with nearly all schools
in the county represented.
= II. p. Sheldon, fish and game com
missioner, has received from the game
warden in Chittenden county the re.
port that the bass are spawning in |
large quantities i'm Lake Iroquois |
There have been l73 spawning beds !
counted. against 80 last year, which |
Indicates an increase in production Mr.. |
Sheldon calls attention to the fact that
the season on bass does not open un-
til July this year. This change in
the law was made so that bass might
have chance to leave the spawning
beds before fishermen commenced
catching.
DIR. and Mrs. +. NJ Potter of Pownal
were visitors in the city to-day.
Harry A. Black, secretary of state,
calls attention to the law on demand
ing lights of teams which became ef-
fective yesterday and states that the
inspectors from this department will
assist in the enforcement of the law
on shat matter, so that persons who
are driving teams without lights will
do well TO buy lantern and see that
it is lighted when they are driving
after dark, said the secretary this
The annual meeting of the ID. A. r.
will be held Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. G. B. Walton in Montpelier. when
the election and reports of officers will
take place.
Saturday evening of this week the :
teacher training class at Montpelier
seminary will hold banquet at the
Pavilion hotel Rev. Arthur W. Hewitt
and Commissioner Clarence H. Demp. {
sey are to be guests of honor. On the \
same evening at 1880 in the seminary I
chapel, Martha +. Morse Of HardwicL s
and Floyd NJ. Lawton of Beeeher Falls I
will give recitals for graduation, the d
former in pianoforte, the latter i'm 5
voice On Sunday morning next, in ;
trinity church, Rev Walter H. Could. /
lass of 1910, will preach the baccalau- n
cate sermon before the graduating S
lass of nearly 20 members. At in (,
he afternoon, on the seminary campus,
-esper services will be held; speaker. 4
Rev. ]. V. Knapp of Montpelier Mon
lay, June q, at p. m, the commence
nent concert will be given in chapel.
pen to the public On Tuesday. June
=, at s p. M, will occur the commence n
nent prize speaking On Wednesday
une s, $3.50 a. m. class day exercises
will be held. At p. m. that day, an
rt exhibit will be held in the art ! q
tudio. At 6 in the evening the alumni ?
ssociation will meet in the reception y
oom Al ! the alumni banquet will be =
eld in the dining hall. Rev. DR.. Frank =
d. Goodspeed will be toastmaster. Mrs. | :,
.rthur w Hewitt of Plainfield, chair :,
nan Of the executive committee of the /,
lumni association, is arranging inter
sting post -prandial exercises The "
Iasses Of 1904 and 1910 are having re-
MONS at the banquet that evening ~
thursday morning, June Q. at 9:30 r. v.
l., Rev Arthur w. Hewitt of the :,
lass Of 1904 will give the commence. =,
lent address. This will be the seth an -
ual commencement. DIR. +. A. Bishop. y"
1r many years principal of the insti- "a
ltion, viii be present and participate :.
] the commencement exercises. All in
ications point TO a largely attended y,
nd fine spirited commencement. !!
Among those who went to Lake ~
yesterday afternoon To at n
nd the annual fish dinner Of the trout -,
ub, as well As the annual meeting Of 40
be organizations. were NJ l. Wood. II ! \,
+. smith. L. G. Rivers. b. A. sum
,r. 6. o Stratton, W. B. Stratton, T.
Cave, jr- }. A. Wilcox. !
Several of the officials Of the Central in
ermont and Grand Trunk railway ti'
passed yesterday afternoon
Montpelier. after having passed The an
orning in Barre. Rs
Nothing new has developed in the 81
Tort TO capture Edwards and Cassidy. an
n men who got out Of the county
y Sunday evening, although Deputy kp
leTif II. c. Lawson took . trip - -
ldl0w yesterday afternoon 70 hook
er tao men who were taken in Gus y,,
dy by the officers in that toWn. Tel DH
711e communication between the Of 2.
cTs Indicated q close resemblance of -
e men a. Ludlow to Cassidy and I'd y.
,rds bat when Oficer Lawson looksd a
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