The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-07
MONTPELIER

Piano ceased organ for sale; cash 81
time. 1872 Main street.--adv.
= w. r. Buck of Burlington was in th
city on business on Wednesday.
| John r. Weeks Of Middlebury, direc
| tor Of state institutions, was in tn
city yesterday.
/ James Murtagh ii at his home in thi
\ city for i furlough from The Y. $. $
4 North DakotaSon which he is stationed
i at the present time. The Nortl
Dakota il In Brooklyn harbor.
DIR. +. II. Adams il acting as head 81
the state livestock department in TIKI
absence Of Or. A. J. DeFnssett.
Sherman Someryille and son have re.
| turned to their home in Nortafield
after visiting relatives in the city.
| Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Leon A. Warren, residents 81
Montpelier, who are spending the
winter in Toccoa Stephens county.
Ga, that they are well pleased with
the climatic conditions of the south,
the weather being likened to our June
temperature.
Used piano for sale; cash or time.
1872 Main street.--adv.
O. A. Goodman Of North Montpelier
has reported to the secretary Of state
collision between his automobile and
one driven BY Il J.. Russell Of Barre
near the Rogers home on the Barre
road in East Montpelier Nov. 80. The
damage he gives as SIS to his car and
$35 to the other car.
Governor James Hartness left yes
terday for Burlington.
The home Of Mrs. Ruth Kelley on
Liberty street was the scene last eve
ming Of a very pretty miscellaneous
shower given by the girls of the sec
rotary OF states office to Miss Mabel
f. Davis in honor OF her approaching
marriage to William I'll Morrill, Of this
city. The dining room was beauti-
fully decorated in orchid, the gifts be-
ing suspended from an orchid crepe
paper parasol in the center Of the Ia
BILE and little orchid baskets for each
guest There were twenty -four girls
present. The evening was pleasantly
passed playing bridge. Miss Davis re-
ceiyed many pretty and useful gifts.
Governor Hardness speaks to-day IN
Burlington at large farm bureau
meeting. G. J. Carleton, II. j. and Har-
old Dwinell were among the Washing
ton county men who attended, leaving
f. s. Brigham, state commissioner Of
agriculture, is attending meeting oi
the National Association Of Commits
sioners Of Agriculture in Washington,
ID. G., and is to speak on Live Stock
Disease Control
Duane Sprague left yesterday for |
Proctor.
A timetable rack has been installed |
in the Central Vermont station for the |
of travellers.
Roland z. Stevens Of the state board
II control and Frank Barber OF the |
budget committee made an investiga
tion oil the once OF the commissioner /
II industries this morning.
In probate court, the Northfcld
Trust company has settled its final
account as administrator Of the estate
II Stanislas Provost, late of Northiieli.
William Scott Smith has been appoint
d executor of the last win and tesla
nent of Peter ID. Thorn, late Of Barre
ity. Isaac s. Tabor has been appoint
d administrator de bonis non Of the
state Of Shubal B. Fair, late Of Cal
Ia. Bertha II. Whitney has settled her
inal account as Administrative OF the
state Of Harlow A. Whitney, late OF
forthheld-
Temperatures of zero were reported
his morning.
Michael J. Cohan and James Brown.
e went to Burlington to-day on mat
ers connected with the veterans bu-
eau.
The budget committee will return on
Ionday to continue its consideration
state department expense schedule,
is understood. The session was not
to-day.