The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-01

Justice OF peace in Montpelier, did not
appear this morning when the polls
opened, having only received her com
mission last week from Governor Hart
ness, when some Is appointments were
sent to the many towns. Mrs. Bliss
takes the place Of Mrs. Harriet Smile,
who would not serve, stating that she
was not active in suffrage and that
some woman who had worked towards
that end should have the first honors.
Mrs. Bliss has done considerbly for the
women's party. Possibly during the
dav she may qualify in time to assist
in the county OF ballots. Three of the
board of civil authority are disqualified
from serving at the ballot boxes owing
TO their being candidates for othce,
while some other probably were kept
away by business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gcryelle L. Field ar
rived in the city last evening and will
defer their wedding trip for the pres
ent, Mr.. Field resuming his work IN
the state engineers office They were
married at 9.l5 o'clock Monday morn
ing bv Rev. H. a. Parkhurst, pastor
of the Universalist church in Woods
VILE, the ceremony having been per
formed at the home of 5. G. Blodgett,
an uncle of the groom. The bride was
Miss Madge Barber, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. y. r. Barber of Woodsville.
She was graduate of the high school
in that town and had been employed
in the Sargent store. She wore
beaded brown georgette crepe gown,
while Miss Dorothea Barber, who at
tended her, wore a brown taffeta gown.
The best man was George Clement OF
Norwich university. Mr. Field Is a
graduate of Norwich and has been en-
ploved for some time in the state en-
pineer's Office They will make their
hor1e at 43 State street
st. Albans will not elect any officers
to-day as do the other towns in the
state due to the fact that by special
act of legislature their annual town
meeting is set forward to March 22.
This was done in order that certain
legislation might become operative.
Yesterday persons in st. Albans were
in communication with Governor Hart
ness office to ascertain if the bill had
been signed This took place Feb "a.
+. f. Heath has bsught the John
Chimney lot on Witt place.
Judge z. :. stanton Of Roxbury was
in the city Monday afternoon.
G. NJ. stewart, manager Of the Mont
pelier Ice company, has filled his ice
house He stated Monday afternoon
that he could not tell how many tons
he had placed in them but that he had
put up all the Ice he could. He has
never, in the many years that he has
had connection with the company. been
able to get the ice in so good shape
as this year. There i scarcely any
sonw in IL this season owing TO the
fact that the falls of snow have been
light enough during the time he was
harvesting so that he has been able
TO clear il away before il became at
tached to the ice.
TheWhning Cemetery corporation Of
Whiting has filed articles OF sssocia {
tion in the Office Of the secretary Of
state for the purpose Of having charge
Of a cemetery in that town. The pa
pers are signed by J. B. Daniels, W. W.
Williams. r. W Williams and Others.
The r. r. Seabury Grain company of
Waterbury has cert fed that the cora
pany intends 20 issue 2I2 shares oi
stock at 500 share.
Mrs. r. : Going went to her home
in st. Albans to-day because of the
illness Of her mother. Mrs. Charles
Grandfield
4. VI Strarus Of Johnson went to
his home this morning for town meet
ing.
The estate Of e. II. Perrin. late of
Montpelier. was settled in probate
court this
court Monday afternoon. while the viii
of A. r. Leonard. late Il Montpelier.
was presented for probate