The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-05
MONTPELIER

The family Of the late Mrs. Mar
shall G. Wood request that friends
kindly omit flowers at the funeral
| Piano-cased organ for sale; cash or
time. 1872 Main street. adv.
All pleasure car and truck registra-
| tions were sent out from the secre-
tary Of states Office yesterday with
the exception Of few which will go
out to-day Slips telling Of the work
Of the Vermont tuberculosis associa-
ton and urging the purchase of Christ
/ mas seals which help in carrying on
the work will be enclosed with the APP
plication blanks sent out from the of
fee.
Judge Harland B. Howe held United
States district court in the federal
building this morning for naturaliza-
ton and the granting OF first papers.
Weyland Hamel Of Plainfield was In
the city last week.
Walter F. Scott Of Brandon arrived
in the city yesterday.
Stoddard B. Bates Of Derby Line,
senator-elect from Orleans county, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Used piano for sale; cash or time,
1872 Main strcet.--adv.
Inspectors Coutts and Davis Of the
weights and measures department are
at work on the reweighing OF coal and
wood throughout the state. Inspector
Coutts is at present in White River
Junction and Inspector Davis is in st.
Adams. Evidence in number OF
short weight bread cases, where the
bread was made in New York state
and shipped into Bennington has been
turned over to the New York authori-
ties.
In probate court, the Montpelier Saw
ings Bank and Trust company has been
appointed trustee Of fund created by
the court in the estate Of Eugene r
Stilson, late of Woodbury., This fund
Is created for the benefit Of Lyman w.
Stilson, an heir at law, who has not
been heard from for more than five
years. He was in the service during
the World war, it is understood. Il
appears that the fund win be held for
him for about nine or 10 years more,
after which. If he is not heard from, it
will 20 to his sister. Jessie A. Wash
burn has been appointed Administrative
of the estate OF Myron G. Washburn, |
late Of Waterbury. Bertha g. Kellogg
has settled her final account as ad
of the estate Of Jeremy |
s. Chamberlain, late of Plainfield An |
gus ID. Morrison has settled his final |
account as administration of the es-
tate Of Mary NJ. Morrison, late Of |
Barre Town
Secretary Of State Harry A. Black
has suspended for 30 days the automo
bile operating license Of Alden A. Stew
ard Of Rutland, who was convicted in
Burlington municipal court Nov. rs OF
an ofEense of speeding.
The Chapter Masonic Home, incor
porated, Of Chester has filed with the
secretary Of state certificate showing
that out Of an authorized capital stock
IF $4,000, S3,050 has been paid in TO
The treasury
Albert Laird OF Burlington visited
ais parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Laird,
- tHu Nit9 to-uay-
Frank Abair has returned home from
he Heaton hospital somewhat better
n health, after a stay Of three weeks
here for treatment.
George Roberts of Essex junction
vas fined 500 and costs Of S20.55 by
Judge F. l.. Laird in Montpelier city
curt this morning for operating an
automobile while under the influence Of
liquor. He gave his age
Is 4 years and his occupation as farm
n.y. He expected to pay during the
ay. States Attorney c, b. Adams
rosecuted.
Guy b. Rice and Fanny p. Rice have
transferred to Charles Simmons the
remises at IA Fullerton avenue for a
of S3,l75, and the deed
as been filed with the city clerk.
The funeral OF Mrs. Marshall @.
Wood will be held from st. Augustine's
hurch at o'clock tomorrow morn
az, with burial in the Catholic ceme
cry. Word was received this morning
rom Mrs. w. c. Raidy of Pacatello,
daho, daughter of the late Mrs.
Wood. stating that she would arrive
his afternoon. Rev. w. P. Crosby will
fiiciate. Friends are requested to omit
overs.
Miss Elsanore Paige and Miss Mil
red O,Brien have returned from Bos
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