The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-27
MONTPELIER

| Nancie j. and n. w. Flanagan have
transferred to Henry and Kate Laun
dry for $500 the premises at ~ NORTH
Franklin street, and the deed has beer
filed with the city clerk.
| Bert G. Miles Of Montpelier left to-
day for Hanover, NJ H., where he has
charge Of work on building for Dart.
mouth college Mr.. Miles has been en-
| gagged all summer on the construction
of the new Montpelier National bank
building.
Henry Bowers, who was recently re-
leased from the house Of correction at
Windsor, was arrested Saturday night
| for intoxication and placed in confine-
ment in Washington county jail until
his trial Monday morning in Mont
pelier city court.
The freight service on the Central
Vermont railway is SO heavy now that
an extra train was run to Barre from
Montpelier Sunday The regular crew
did not complete their services Satur-
day until about IL o'clock that night.
About 10 Grand Trunk engines are
being used on the main line to pull
the heavy extra freight trains, which
makes the passenger service delayed
to some extent. 1t is understood that
seven Canadian Pacific engines are be-
ing used on the Boston and Maine to
handle the heavy service on that line.
The Grand Trunk has transferred three
Of It's steamers to New London. These
are being used in shipment to Europe
because the freight shipments can not
all be handled from Boston.
3. r. Stevens Of Mortified was a
visitor in Montpelier Sunday.
A. g. Preble, depnty fire marshal,
has been in the southern part Of the
state, inspecting moving picture the
aires.
Marquis de Lafayette chapter,
Daughters. of the American Reyolu
tion, held their regular meeting sat
urday, Nov. rs. at the Woman's club
rooms on State street. The regent,
Mrs. Hanson, spoke briefly and inter
estingly Of the society and the pass
ing Of its founder, Mrs. Lockwood, the
chapter standing for moment OF ST.
lence before the prayer as a tribute
to the loyal, patriotic woman. Fol-
lowing the reports of the secretary
and treasurer, and the reading by the
historian of the president generals
message, the regent asked the
chapter to stand while the following
were read by Mrs. Worth
en-, Whereas, once again the angel
Of death has entered our circle and re-
moved from our numbers one of our
much loved and devoted members, Mrs. |
Frances Dewey Fifeld, to whose ste--
ling worth, and strength Of character,
All bear witness, and whose keynote |
may be said to be faithfulness. Al
though prevented during the past |
years from active service. she was ever
! faithful attendant of our gatherings /
ind loyal to the highest ideals Of the /
.hapter. Her sunny smile and cheer |
'ul presence were an inspiration to all /
md in the passing Of Mrs. Fifield we
nay lay that every member has lost
! friend. While we can but grieve at
he parting, we extend. to her husband
nd family our testimonial of love and
deepest sympathy, and ask that
opy of these resolutions be written
D the record book of our chapter. Re-
pectfully submitted, Edna X. Worth
n. Julia b. Biskce, Sarah L. Heaton,
he chapter welcomed Miss Southland,
Tho has been transferred from Nor
issille chapter, and Mrs. Kingsbury,
former member, transferred from
It. Johnsbury. II was voted to place
he d. A. r. magazine in the club