The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-20
MONTPELIER

Azil N. and Ellen j. Blanchard have
transferred to Ira M. and Harriet G
! Carr, lots 90 and 90 In Sunnyside Park
for a consideration Of $3.50, according
to deed filed witlr>the city clerk.
Mis- Margaret Doty Of Swarthmore
college Is passing the Christmas vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Vernon Doty.
Robert Frost has returned to this
city after d stay of two or three
months in Massachusetts.
Governor James Hartness has re-
turned to his home in Springfield from
a governors conference in West
Virginia. Col H. w. Gibson, secretary
Of civil and military affairs, has also
returned and was expected here TO-
day.
! In probate court, Edward Holt has
settled his final account as admins
/! traitor Of the estate Of Charles i. Holt,
| late Of Mortified.
II w. Bailey and company have
entered suit in general assumpsit
against G. w. Farr in Washington
county court.
Daniel Roach Of New York City IL
visiting his family over the holidays
Harry Osborne OF the federal for
est service in Missoua, Mont, with
his wife and child, has arrived in
town for a months vacation and Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Thomas Cas-
borne, Of Bailey avenue.
Wells Brock was expected to arrive
today to pass the Christmas vacation
from Drummer academy at South BY
field, Mas, with his parents, pr. and
Mrs. w w. Brock.
Clifton Coates returned to his home
here to-day to pass hS vacation from
st. AIichael's college in Winooski.
Miss Louise Rowland has arrived to
pass the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Rowland.
Miss Florence Stone has returned
from Simmons college in Boston, to
pass the Christmas vacation.
Howard Almon of Dartmouth coll
lege has returned to pass the Christ
mas vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Fl. Almon.
Al. v. Leo Of the A. v. Leo Construc-
ton company in Thompson, Conn, low
bidders on the Danville federal aid
highway project, was in the city to-
day to sign a contract for the con
struction Of the project He expects
to have his machinery on the ground
this winter, but viii not do much work
until next spring
r. Greig of Plainfeld was q visitor in
the city on Monday.
Joseph Ramp, who teaches in Mont
pelier high school, left to-day for his
home In Rutland, where he will pass
the Christmas vacation.
Freeman X. Walker il visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Walker
over the holidays. Charles Schmitt, II.
". M. ~, was his guest ON Tuesday.
A radio concert was given out from
the offices of the Montpelier and Barre
Light and Power company on Langdon
street for about an hour and half
last evening. The music was given out
by an ampliher and was as clear at
times as q phonograph with an ampli-
fer attached.
The Cantileyer shoe--sold in this
district by City Boot Shop, Montpelier,
VT adv.
Miss Beatrice Bouchard is on
weeks vacation, from her duties in the
state department Of agriculture.
Louis Davis of Enosburg Falls was
in the city to-day to make out his
final report as tester for cow asso-
citation iii Enosburg, II. e. Bremen Of
the state department of agriculture as
sisted him. The high herd was that of
Tiffany and Royce, which tested 1861
on butter fat. This herd consists Of |
IS pure bred Jerseys. The general
average of the test is higher than last
year.
Mrs. r, Fl. Sibley and daughter,
Kathryn. Mrs. X l.. Cieaves and
daughter, Katherine, and Mrs. r. w.
Putnam are spending few days. in /
Boston.
The cold wave continued last night |
and this morning with temperatures
as low as 80 degrees below reported
this morning. This figure was reported
from Berlin street. On Elm street,
the mercury stood at 81 below, and
Al Sepuin's il was % below, or six
degrees colder than Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Guy b. Horton has gone to
South Hero and Burlington to stay
over the holidays. !,