The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-01
MONTPELIER
Harry Mcintosh and Mrs. Georgia
Belle Stein Married.

| The marriage Of Harry MclntoSi
and Mrs. Georgia Belle Stein Mcintosh
Tuesday evening at ISL Barre stree'
| in the presence. OF some ID Of then
| friends. The home was suitably deco
rated for the event, and the double
ring service was performed by Rev
G. d. Pipper. Following the wedding
a dinner was served Mr.. Mclntosl
| Il employed on the trolley ears BE-
| tween Montpelier and Barre Ines
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin
Williams of Barre.
L. II. Rand Of the probation de-
partment was in the city to-day y
conference with w. III. Jeffrey
Stanley S. Russell, claim agent o.
| the Central Vermont Railway com
| pauv, was a local visitor Tuesday.
Twins from three families are now
| attending the kindergarten in Mont
heller. while twins from two Other
| families attend school in the primary
building. making twins from five lam
| lilies that are in school in that build
ing. The children are lola and Iona
/ daughters Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter ber'
! nasconi; Marion and Merrill daugh-
| ter and son OF Mr. aud Mrs. G, =
| McKenna; Laura Elsie and Elsie
Laura. daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. b
Badic: Edward and Jackson. sons o.
| MIR. and Mrs Claude Fish; Helen and
| Horace. daughter and son OF Mr. end
Mrs. Merl Howard.
The funeral of Mrs. Isabelle Rich
ardson, who died in Providence. 4. =
after short Illness Of pneumonia
takes place al 2 o'clock this afternoon
from the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4
Richardson, the latter a daughter q
| the deceased
Fl. r. Sands OF Boston, manager oi
the Tenney company, was in the city
today on matters pertaining % the
company.
AT the Pythian Sisters whist party
held Tuesday evening II tables were
surrounded with players and FLOYD
Parry received the prize for the larg-
est score.
Miss Helen M. Richards OF the state
free public library commission has re'
turned from two weeks stay N
New York City and Albany.
State Treasurer Walter +. Scott il
here il connection with state affairs.
The board Of pharmacy met in the
Senate chamber of the state House
this morning for examination of can
didates for pharamists' licenses,
The Barnard farm in Brandon,
which the state has purchased for
$4,000. win be added to the grounds
of the state school for feeble minded,
The purchase was made from $4,000
sci aside BY the last legislature for the
purchase Of real estate and compile
tion Of construction OF dormitory.
This sum was a part Of the S20o,Uou
appropriation 70 the school.
y. Il. Jones OF the state depart
ment OF agriculture went to Burling-
ton this afternoon on business con-
nected with the department, and viii
attend a creamery organization meet
ing in Derby on Friday evening Of this
week.
State Commissioner Of Agriculture Z
S. Brigham is detained at bis home IN
st. Albans by a severe cold.
Robert Bradish of st. Albans, who
arrived in the city Yesterday willremain
here for a week 10 work with MAJOR H.
p. sheldon on the forthcoming history
OF Vermont in the World war.
The new fishing and hunting licenses
for 1922 are being printed for Issue be-
fore April !. They will not differ from
those Of last year except in color.
Prices viii be the same, n cents for a
resident hunting or resident fishing
license. 81 25 for resident combina
tion license. $3.50 for nonresident fish
ing license. sl5 for NONRESIDENT
hunting license. and SlO.50 for non
resident combination license.
Articles OF association have been filed
with the secretary OF state By the
Marble City Drug Co., Inc, of Rutland,
which will do wholesale and retail
drug business. The amount OF capital
stock authorized is $4,000. TO be issued
in 100 shares OF Sl00 per value each.
The incorporators are Albert h. sharf
man and J. Albert Quigley Of Rutland
and Morris NJ. Sharfman of Hartford
Conn.
Bobcats seem TO be especially preva
lent in the state this s.ter. judging
from the number of reports Of the do
inQs of these animals received by State
Fish and Game Commissioner II. j.
sheldon. A recent report stated that
bobcats we're tearing up mtlskrat
houses in bird sanctuary " Milton.
CITY Grand Juror John II. Stone and
J. q. Frattini. clerk of Montpelier city
court. have checked up the court ae-
counts due the city for the fiscal year
ending Feb !. and found the sum Of
S2o4.s5 due for police fees. A clierk
for the amount was turned owed 20
CITY Treasurer r. X. Merrill Yesterday.
This amount is about - IN
cxoess Of the amount paid the
city last year. In connection with
closing records for the iscal year. A.
W. Wright ef Northfcld was brought
before City Judge w. A. Lord ycster-
day aftcrnosn and fined SO and costs
# Ss.55 on his pies ~ guilty 70 breach
of peace. which offence he committed
on dec. p. 1921. Wright was also
required by Judge Lord 70 furnish
londs q sloo TO keep he peace
One of q series u entertainments foT
members Of the knights 81 Columbus
and their friends viii h. hid in tbc X.
of 4. rooms tonight Thc entertain.
sneut win incinde card PLAYING and
dancing IN Railsf hall The knights q
tulrnbus orrhf-f-a the onlv suh
urranisafion Of IL kind in the state.
niu furnish unsic ROY kinE-ru oi
Nnrthash uiil sinr = -oip. Eefrrsl-
urrts VIII ~ served Thi- enfrrfain-
mrrt raa ra.sfpsns.f frnr lzst ncf~rs-