The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Keith have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are residing at so State street.
Mr.. and Mrs +. E. Niles went to
Willoughby lake yesterday, returning
last night
Francis w. Clough Of 80 Mortified
street and Miss Elsie B. Russell Of 0
Cross street were married by Justice
of the Peace j. G. Brown at his resi-
dence ait ~ Summer street Saturday
evening They left Saturday night on
their wedding journey.
Interest in the proposed cement road
between Barre and Montpelier has
been advanced another step by the
appointment of committee by Mayor
Lille to act in conjunction with the
Barre Board Of Trade on the proposed
road. The Barre city government of
last year took this matter up with
the state highway department and Of
fered to 90 ahead with the project in
Barre this year If federal aid could
have been secured for the Berlin part
Of the road, which is the longest piece
between the two cities. A great deal
|of the success of the venture depends
on the securing of federal aid on the
project for our neighboring town, and
the efforts Of the committees will be
exerted in their direction
Fl. p. Sheldon, state fish and game
warden, left the latter part Of last
week BY automobile for Portland Me-,
where Mrs. Sheldon has been for a.
months vacation. Commissioner Shell
don will be in his offee again to-mor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. loyal returned
last Saturday from two weeks va
cation, Mr.. loyal to his work in d. w.
Edson's and Mrs. loyal to the offices
of the state department Of agricul-
ture, For the first Of their vacation
they were on an automobile trip, and
during the past week they visited at
the home Of Amos Eaton in South
RoyaIton.
Miss Margaret Roberts of the gov
ernor's Office began two weeks va
cation to-day. On Wednesday she
leaves from her home in Barre for
Clinton, Mass.
The arrest and conviction of John
Loyley OF Norton for bait fishing in
Forest lake has been reported to the
state fish and game commissioner by
Warden II. G. Rich Of Canaan, assist
ed by Fred Bartlett. Lovely was tax
en- before A. i. Erickson, Justice, and
fined SIS and costs Of $6.05.
Theron w. Morse of Barre has re-
ported to the secretary of state a coll
lision between cars driven by him and
Harry B. Blake of Lisbon, N. H., July
30 just above the turn from the main
road on the Sugar Hill road. Mr.. Morse
states that the Blake lee truck came
into the road from a field. TO avoid
hitting 1t head on, be swung to one
side and struck one of the front
wheels. The Morse car, which belongs
TO d. J. Morse OF Barre, was damaged
to the extent of S35. and the Blake
car owned by A. Blake, received s25
damage.
Charles Henderson OF Barre has re-
ported to the secretary Of state that
the right front wheel of his car ran
into the uncovered city manhole on
Maple avenue in Barre July 90 There
was no guard or warning at the hole
he states. The wheel was snapped of
and Henderson's car was towed away
for repairs by city car.
A. H. Fasola Of Barre reports that
his Dodge ear struck team on July
5 in South Ryegate. He states that he
was turning around in q yard when a
lady backed one wheel Of the team in
his way.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Julian and
Miss Mabel Davis visited at st. AL
bans bay over Sunday.
William II. Morrill, has completed
his work as state pheasant expert at
the game farm on Sandy Point, at st.
Adams, and is now in Montpelier
William Rivers. Edward Heaney,
Francis Murtagh and Raymond Whit
comb went to Curtis pond yesterday
on a fishing trip, returning with about
so perch.