The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-02

tices G. M. Powers and l.. P. Slack OF
Vermont supreme court arrived in the
city on Monday preparatory to the
opening Of the May term of court to-
day.
Edward Carey, manager Of the local
office OF the Western Union, started his
vacation to-day. William Carey has
| Just returned from his vacation, which
he passed in Lancaster, N. H., with
his wife's parents.
Mrs. Emo Carey Doyle is visiting
her sister, Miss Audrey Carey, OF this
city.
G. H. Shipman and daughters, Mrs.
Benjamin and Miss Florence Shipman,
have returned from Honolulu, II. T.,
where they passed most Of the winter.
They left Montpelier soon after Christ
mas last year.
Elwin Kingsbury, who formerly
lived here, has returned from Spring
field, Mass, and will be employed as
an agent for the Montpelier Office Of
the Connecticut General Life Insur-
ance company.
Luther Booth has gone to Washing
ton, ID. c., for weeks vacation, dur
ing which he will be the guest of Carl
Shepard. He intends to stop for day
in New York City ON the return trip.
James +. Dewey of Quebec, president
of the Associated Industries of YER
mont, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John G.. Sargent of Ludlow ac-
companied her husband here ON Mon
day.
Linus Koran Of Ludlow arrived in
the city on Monday.
j. A. Worthington of Burlington was
visitor in the city on Monday.
Ex-Goy. w. s. Pingree Of White Riy-
err Junction is in the city for the open
ing day Of the May term Of Vermont
supreme court to-day.
b. M. Jeffords Of Rutland arrived in
the city yesterday.
Harry Dickens of Orleans, an in
spector in the secretary Of states de
partment, arrived in the city yester
day.
John r. Gushing of St. Adams, head
Of the commission on the history of
vermont's part in the World war, ar
rived in the city on Monday.
Used piano at bargain. 1872 Main
street. --ady.
Miss Helen Harris of the adjutant |
generals Office left this afternoon for |
Washington, ID. G., to look up the serv-
ice records of Vermont soldiers.
Warden George Long of Warren, War
den e. S. Newcomb of Waterbury, d. c. |
Hayes of Waterbury and James Dewey |
of Quechee called at the office of Fish |
and Game Commissioner II. p. Sheldon |
this morning.
James L. Davis of the state engi- |
neer's department returned to-day !
from Windsor, where he has been ON
business connected with the depart
ment. On Saturday he inspected high
way work in Wells, Poultney and Paw
let.
State Fish and Game Commission
sr IT, r. Sheldon leaves tonight for
where he win inspect the
shittenden dam works for steel head
trout are running and sucker traps are
BEING operated.
In probate court Annabelle Pike has
settled her final account as guardian
If Frank N. Pike of Barre. G. Sum
,er Kimball has settled his final ae-
cunt as administrator of the estate
# George Ritter. late of Mortified.
Miss Jean B. Pinney. state inspec
or of factories where women are EN-
,loyed, returned to-day from Albany,
\. Y, and New York City, where she
listed the offices of the industrial
of New York state. She
rought back photographs of safety de
ices such as safety aisles marked
With lines on the floors, Sylvester
yards for printing presses and seat
o be used in a laundry in connection
9TH the ironing board.
Franklin Dewart of Burlington, who
dited for the secretary of state the | ,
ndex to papers of the Surveyors Jour |