The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-24
MONTPELIER

r. q Brown, representing the ]. r
Wood Detective agency, was in thu
| city to-day IN connection with matters
pertaining to that agency.
James Joslyn, who has been Wis
ting in the city, has gone back Il
Waitsfeld, where he was called by ths
death Of his brother, Herbert Jos
Ign.
Edward Lynch, who is living In
! Springfield, Mass, il visiting relatives
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wells Of Shir.
| ley, Mass, and Miss Evelyn, their
! daughter, have been visiting in Mont
pelier. Miss Wells has. accepted the
position of teacher Of art at Montpel.
Ter seminary. Miss Wells is native
Of Montpelier and after her family
went to Massachusetts to reside she
attended the Normal Art school in
Boston, from which she was recently
graduated.
S. Suguki of Tokyo. Japan, who has
been stopping for a few days at the
Pavilion hotel in Montpelier, left Sat
urday for Montreal. He has been
studying state taxation and other sub
jects in connection with state govern
mcnt at the Vermont state library and
has gone to Montreal to pursue his
studies further.
s. D. Welch has commenced employ
ment at the Palace garage in Barre,
where he will represent the firm as a
salesman Of the different automobiles
with the automobile industry, having
been d salesman OF the Oldsmobile and
other automobiles in recent years.
Frederick Bancroft and family have
gone to Old Orchard beach for an
outing.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Smith, who is in Hanover, N. H., hos
pital, is gaining as fast as can be ex-
pected. He developed an abscess in
one ear, which gave his family consid-
cradle concern.
John Avery made a trip up Mt.
Hunger over the week end.
Deputy Warden Horace Melendy Of
the state fish and game department
took some pheasant chicks from the
state farm at st. Adams to the vicin-
ity Of st. Johnsbury on Saturday.
John Stafford Of st. Johnsbury re
ports $50 damage to his auto in col
lision with car driven by J. Cusson
Of ST. Johnsbury on July Is. i. j..
Hoover Of Cambridge reports $50 dam
age to his car in collision with
trolley on July is in Winooski.
Prizes have been awarded BY the
Chamber Of Commerce in
contests in connection with Bargain
week as follows: For the most words
made from Montpelier" first prize
IF So. Ruth Il. Pike, s2l; second prize.
Emma J. Foster. 4l5; third, Nancy |
P. Hall, 400; for most words made |
from merchandise" first prize OF SIS, !
Mildred a. House, ia; second, Mrs.
Edgar Cummings, 1853; third, c. r. /
-oppins, 757; best trade slogan for |
, local store, first prize of So, Roland
Prescott, "A good deal for dollar
or Berry 4 Jones: honorable mention,
Mrs Il. A. Worthen of Barre, "Good
o the last drop" for Rivers drug
tore; Philip Gowdey, Before it burns,
zee Burns for David ]. Burns. H.
}. Hopkins, Safe tea first for Gland
Union Tea company; Mrs. James Ha-
ev, "Come to the little band box and
ret your hat" Frances Morse: for
Ford car with registration number add
ny least, IS, W. A. Coleman, North
ield; for car coming longest distance
o trade, SIS, Forrest II. Norton, Enos-
'urg Falls, for Ford car arriving ear
lest, 50, n. B. Chapman Of East Cor
nth; for car with lowest engine num-
er, S., o. r. Cheever, Montpelier; for
most words from bargain carnival"
Irst. IS, Emma j. Foster, 36l; second,
irs. Mary Felt, 300; third. Nancy P.
TALL, 275. Several other prizes offered
vere not competed for.
Nelson Hamel has entered suit in II
county court against HUI
ert Tacy and the Quarry Savings
tank a Trust company, trustee. Fred
4. Gotta has entered petition for
ivorce against Evelyn S. Gotta, II. VII
colt appearing for the petitioner.