The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-23
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interert from
Different Sections.

D1ncrent sections.
The winter carnival TO have been
held in Pittsford yesterday had TO lie
indefinitely postponed because of lack
of snow
B. w. Wilcox, for five years msnag
or of Gilman and company, Inc, in
Newport, has resigned, the resignation
TO take effect April l.
The Lincoln house, in Lincoln, which
has not been open as a hotel for ten
years, has been re-opened under The
name of Maple lodge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. M. Tucker are 70 be in charge.
Norman Sturgeon of East Swan
ton pleaded not guilty in st. Adams
city court Tuesday when he was
charged with raising a check for S2T0
to $l,270. He will have trial at
the March term Of Franklin county
court
Rev. M. i. cady, native Of Mid
dlebury, graduate of Middlebury col
lege, and formerly principal of Troy
conference academy at poultney, cied
few days ago at his home in Evan
ston, Ill
Twenty one members Of the Appa
lachian club of Boston are spending
this week in Ludlow, climbing the
surrouning mountains and giving
themselves over entirely to winter
sports. OF the twenty one persons
IL are women.
Miss Suzanne G. Edison OF Ludlow
is the first woman Of that town to be
admitted to the bar. She has just
been admitted by the supreme court Of
the District of Columbia. She is a
graduate of the Black River academy
and Middlebury college.
An addition of frame construction
Is to be added to the Junction house
at White River Junction this sum-
mer, which will be three stories high
and will contain "a sleeping rooms,
with bath. This will make the total
number Of rooms in that hotel 1913.
B. r. Burt, jr., one of the pilots who
escaped by jumping from the Inflated
dirigible Roma, is thu son of B. i.
Burt who was formerly connected
with the Railway, Light and Power
company of Rutland. Pilot Burt is
well known in Rutland.
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At Pinehurst, N. G.. Feb. III. the Tin |
Mat ~. tel1
their 18th flag contest, Leslie Dean |
Pierce Of Rochester, vice president, led |
the field Of IS contestants into camp |
and annexed the major trophy when
he planted his flag within five FEET
OF the 18th cup.
A. M. Downs OF Bennington three
years ago lost gold watch while bal
ing straw on the Mortimer I. Hamlen
estate The Tuttle Grain company
buys straw at intervals and in a bale
recently found the Downs watch The
owners name and address were in
scribed on the dial.
William w. Sturtevant, aged IS, a
musician for 10 years, died at his home
in Keene, N. H., Monday. He began
to play the violin at seven years Of
age and when nine years old played
in public. Mr.. Sturtevant was a. resi-
dent of Burlington for one year, the
rest of his life having been spent in
Keene and Boston.
AT the quarterly conference in Bur-
lington Tuesday night, Rev. John A.
Hamilton, pastor of the Methodist
church, notified the meeting that he
would request the coming session of
the annual conference to give him an
elsewhere. He has been
pastor of the Burlington church for
five years.
A real estate transaction of interest
took place Tuesday in Brattleboro,
Mrs. Julia (Parkerl Crosby. wife Of !
Edward c. Crosby, buying of the G.
r. Crosby estate the Manley Brothers s
garage building for $4,000. 1t IS TN
that the transaction was a
step in the transfer of the building {
TO the Brooks House company, Of Q
which Edward c. Crosby is a member.
The building Is four stories in front, 4
and five in the rear, built Of brick.
steel and cement, is $50 feet long ard 2
80 feet wide. III
Serious damage TO a new Cadillac Z
rar was wrought in Burlington Tues D
day when q big truck of II. p. Prin- :
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