The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-10
MONTPELIER

Y Thursday evening, April Q, at . Hi
street, Montpelier, when Nellie Z
Springer became the bride Of Howar,
+. Curtis of Berlin in the presence O
immediate relatives. Rev. George ii
Redding, pastor Of the NJ. Il. church
performed the ceremony, using the sin
gle ring service The bride wore navy
blue canton crepe, trimmed with sill
; yer gray. Mrs. Curtis, who came Il
Montpelier from Morrisville two year:
ago, is daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as L. Utton of Hill street, formerly
Of Worcester, and has been employed
in the u. $. Clothespin company shop
| for the past year and a half. Howard
E. Curtis is a very popular young man
of Berlin and son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles N. Curtis of that town and is
a farmer. Their many friends join in
wishing them much happiness. After
a short honeymoon they win make
their home in Berlin.
The warm weather of Saturday
caused considerable annoyance TO prop
erty owners in Montpelier for the wa
ters nthe streams flowing through the
| city were swollen to overrun the banks,
with the result that water went into
the cellars Of some of the buildings in
| the business section Of the city. The
hard rain which occurred during the
thunder storm Sunday did not bring
the water to the height that the hot
sun did Saturday.
The first meeting of the creditors Of
ID. w. Cooley of Waterbury took place
| Saturday in the Office of w. n. Theri-
ault, referee, with several persons in
terested, including the bankrupt and
creditors attending The bankrupt was
represented by ]. Ward Carver of
were G. b. Adams and Il. H. Deayitt
for the creditors. j. b. Eldridge If
Waterbury was appointed trustee and
the appraisers are w. II. B. Perry. w.
g. Edwards and c. d. Swasey, all OF
Waterbury.
M. y. Dooley of Springfield, who
used to be employed on the trolley
line between Montpelier and Barre,
has been visiting in the city.
Rev. g. IT, Redding Is i'll and his
place as pastor of the Methodist church
in Montpelier was supplied Sunday by
pastor from Randolph.
At a meeting Of the Volunteer Hose
company, fire fighting organization
which has existed in Montpelier for
many years, held Friday evening, the
Is members voted to disband. This is
probably one of the oldest fire fighting
companies in the state and it is with
regret that many Of the younger per
sons Of the city see il 90 out Of exist
enee, for while they could not be mem
beers Of ii they held it with consider
able reverence. The company was
composed of many prominent men in |
Montpelier, who fought many of the |
biggest fires that ever occurred in the |
city. The funds of the organization |
go TO Heaton hospital and the records
TO the Vermont Historical society
]. IL. Davis, G. /. Field and r. A.
Phelps of the state engineers Office
have returned from Highgate, where
they have been making survey for a
federal aid project.
Miss Isabelle Young of the state de.
partment OF agriculture stayed at her
home in St. Adams over the week end.
Frank seaver OF Waitsfield was a
visitor in the city to-day.
Mrs. c. II. Dempsey left this morn
ing for a visit in Boston with rela-
tiyes.
Franklin Dewart Of Burlington was
in the city to-day relative to civil en-
Robert Power left this morning for
a visit in New York. [
G. II. Almon has returned from a
few weeks passed in Florida.
The water in the Winooski river is !
up TO the top Of the banks most of {
he way from Montpelier to Essex ,
Juntion. Between Bolton and North
DuNbury, the main road is overaowed b
n two places. q
NJ D. Chittenden, state supervisor =
# high schools, arrived from Bur z
ington this morning
Fred o. Benedict died this morning =
I stomach trouble complicated by
leurisy which affected his heart. He
ias about 55 years Of age. He
perated garage at Al Elm street at
ne time but about year ago he 4
ioved to the vicinity of the car barn
lie is survived by one son among other
elatives. \
N J Curtis Of Burlington reports n
D the secretary of state that N-rav .
taken at the Mary a
fletcher hospital show that Samuel I,
of Burlington, who was g
truck by an automobile on April 5. a
Uttered a shaking up only, no bones e,
eing broken. y
In probate court Willis d. Park of
Taterbury was appointed administra- re
Moretown Or. Eugene A. Stanley p
IS been appointed guardian of Palma Z
asperini of Barre City. 81
Greylawn Farms. Inc. of St. Johns !,
iry is 10 issue 100000 worth Of pre- !.
rred stock for cash and S24,650 of y
Immon stock for 34s shares Of out p
anding common stock of the corpora :.
n. and 1855 shares of outstanding pre- =
FRED stock.
Miss Marion Martin Of Barre re =
lrned to-day TO her duties in the o,
,vernor's office after an absence fol- B.
wing an operation. b,
R. W. Myrick. deputy secretary of al
ate, has returned to his duties at the
tate House. II