The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-28

Boyd Of Orleans east district has beer
transferred to Caledonia south district
at Wells River. This leaves the Or
leans east district without superin
tendent for the present.
| Used piano for sale; excellent bar
gain. 1872 Main street adv.
The funeral of George Cayhue was
held from his late home on Elm street
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev
w. s. Nichols officiating. The bear
ers were Henry Emmons, IL r. Doten
Charles l. Davis and Louis Girard. In.
terment was made In Green Mount
cemetery.
G.. II. Simonds Of Boston, manager
for Swift & Go. in New England, was
IN the city on Wednesday to inspect
the local branch Of the company 1t
is his first visit to Montpelier in eight
years. He was accompanied by J. H.
Williams Of Rutland, manager in the
state.
Hear records 1911 and 1894 at the
Brunswick Shop. adv.
Thomas j. Boynton, former United
States district attorney Of Massachu-
sets, is in the city.
Attorney General Frank c. Archi-
bald is in the city.
Tax Commissioner Fred B. Thomas
and Walter Upper Of the tax office
have returned from Minneapolis, where
they attended a national tax confer
ence.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of Mont
pelier post, No. 3, American Legion,
held the first OF series Of whist par
ties IN the post rooms on Wednesday
evening.
Bailey hall, now owned by Mont
pelier post, No. 3, American Legion,
retains its popularity as a place for
dances, MS Ii shown by an attendance
OF so couples at dance for which
Summers orchestra furnished music on
Tuesday evening. The post hopes to
realize good sum by renting the
rooms this winter so that expenses
may be met.
n lDdffidkt tittficf IioS Btti fcrurA
to Newell Hill Curtis Of SO Barre
street and Miss Alice Heaton Paine.
daughter of ar. and Mrs. Elmer n.
Paine Of l22 Elm street.
George Barber was on the witness
stand for cross examination this morn
ing in the trial of the case of George
Wallis VS.. Mr.. Barber for damages al
legged to have resulted from collision
Of the automobiles driven bv the two
men Testimony for the defense be-
gan yesterday. The case is not ex-
pected to go to jury before tomorrow
night.
The funeral Of Clayton Charles
Bean, whose sudden death occurred
yesterday forenoon at the home of his
on the Middlesex road will
be held from st. Augustine's church
tomorrow morning at o'clock. Rev.
w. p. Crosby will ofIiciate and burial
will be in Mortified. Mr. Bean would
have been twenty years of age next
Tuesday He had been saving wood
with his father and another man and
gent TO the house for lunch about
10 o'clock. Just AZ he returned "a
where his father was he was stricken
with an attack of heart trouble and
iropped dead. He had been in appsr.
mt good health but had previouslv
been subject TO heart trouble which
prevented his enlisting at the time
il the World war. He had had only
me slight attack previous to the final
me yesterday. He was born in Der
in Oct B, 1902, son Of Frank and Ag-
les LeClair Bean, and had lived there
III his life up to last May when he
moved with his parents to their pres
mt home just below Green Mount
cemetery. His parents survive as do
me sister. Mrs. Alice Provost, and
me half-sister, Miss Mildred Brown.
Ie was a alf-brother Of Thomas
brown, who was killed in action with
he A. Il, +. at Chateau-Thierry and
he body brought 10 this country for
gurial last January,