The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-22
MANY PLAN11AT TT0MS AND
FRUIT GROVES FLOODED
AS LEVEE WAS BROKEN
MONTPELIER

MONTPELIER
Railroad to Set Trains Ahead An Houl
On April so.
4 J. w. Hanley, general passenger
agent of the Central. Vermont railway
company, who was in this vicinity Fri
i day afternoon said that the summer
schedule would 20 into effect April 80
and that there will be but little change
in the schedule from what it is now
other than setting all entries forward
an hour to conform to the schedule
Of the connecting roads.
The morning mail train due in Mont
pelier now at 7:20 o'clock win arrive at
the same time, that train meeting the
south bound morning mail train at
Montpelier Junction. The other trains
| will be set forward to meet the CON
nections at White River junction.
The north bound New England States
Limited will arrive an hour earlier
while the north bound afternoon mail
which is due now in Montpelier at LEO
in the afternoon, will be set back
reaching the city about 7 o'clock in the
evening. It will be made up in White
River junction without connect ions
from other roads until June 20, when
connections win be made with the
White Mountain train on the Boston
q Maine railroad.
Trains on the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad will be rearranged to-
connect with the Boston & Maine con
nections at Wells River it was stated
by one Of the officials Of that road
this week. week hence the
travelling public win want to watch
their step or they will miss the trains.
Il. A. Kelty spoke on publicity and
advertising before the Hardwick Manu-
facturers association Thursday eve
ming at Hardwick. An advertising
is to be started for the |
Woodbury. dark granite. Mr. Kelly |
returned to Montpelier on Friday.
John III. Stone was in Burlington on
business yesterday returning last night. /
Mr.. Stone secured Judgment for the
plaintiff in the case Of Richard
Stoutemire by next friend against
Ralph Pulitzer in Chittenden county
court in the ease concerning an accident
In which the plaintiff, a boy, was struck
BY the defendants automobile while
riding bicycle.
r. z. SiIsena returned yesterday
from Burlington where he went on
federal work.
Lee II. Williams OF Brattleboro was
N the city on business yesterday.
4. B, Howe of Burlington arrived in
he city on Friday.
Frank n. Parsons OF Northfcld. z
'ditor Of the Northfeld News, was
fisitor in the city on. Friday.
w. I. White. Z. N. Willcut and a.
J. Hoyle Of Boston were in the city
yesterday to inspect progress on the
National building.
John f. Maun, OF st. Adams. super
ntendent of the Montpelier q Wells
liver division of the Central Vermont
abroad, was in the city yesterday on
BUSINESS.
Ralph wilkins Of st. Michael's col
ege was visitor in the city to-day.
Governor James Hartness has con |
ented to the planting Of tree for
1ermont as one of a group around a
ablet in the John Burroughs forest in 9
Jew York state on national Arbor day. I
Spfil %. A request to this effect was
eceived from the head of the Raw. Q
nond Riordon school Mt Highland, \.
e. which is 10 conduct exercises in $
his connection. A message was sent I
o be read at the exercises. p
George A, Reed, deputy state engi- a
Ger, denied this morning that there Q
'as friction between Daniel O. Young
nd the state highway department and '
hat this was the reason for Mr.. I
'oungs rumored resignation. Mr..
'oung is TO resign, Mr.. Reed said. but u
Dr. purely personal and business rea.
ons. He will go back TO resume high
ay work in Schenectady county, New
ork. Mr.. Young came to Montpelier
'cm Schenectady on March !. last,
icceeding H. NJ Mcintosh, when the y
Itter resigned.
Over 80 couples attended the commu
ty dance last night at the Commu- u
tv club. About $25 was realized Mu- :.
c was furnished by Teddy Lawson's p
'chestra of four pieeea n
About 200 attended recital given in :,
e Baptist church last night BY Mrs. 7
ID. Piper and Mrs. w. o. Comstock. "
tn OF Montpelier. The program was
follows: 'Reyerie" tSchneckerl. Mrs. p
reading. The Goodly PEARL g :,
Mrs. Ida +. I.anel, Mrs Piper; songs, =
Dutch Lullaby" lStults), The Rel,
ID kose" Rogers. Mrs. Comstock: y, =,
aiding, The Dilemma" leigh Hunt y
rs. Piper: pianologues. "A Foolish re
tile Maiden Shadow March, "Po' 10
I Lamb dunbar, Mrs. Piper. with
RS. Comstock at piano; song, Those =. ~
us so swectIx Peaiingr tketilbeyl. ll' I,
rs. Comstock; reading. THE Swan X
ng" Catherine Brooksl. Mrs Piper; -
gan selection. "A Melody by wely "
d Caprice BY r. L. Ashford, Mrs.
mstock; pianologues. Little Boy "a
ne Eugene Field. "Mad Cap Mar -
-ieT fFrederick Gordonl. The Weary ~
isher' "a. r. NJ. Cufstancel. Amer WI
for Me- Ivan Dyke. Mrs. Piper. Pc
Ii Mrs. Comstock at piano; song,
1hen the Heart Is Young dudley =.
ckl. Mrs. Comstock: reading, The ."
4 Word Henry Van DYKE. Mrs. IN
per; organ selection. Hossnnar gi'
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