The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-16
MONTPELIER

the house by a severe cold
H. +. Parker Of Bradford was in
town on Friday. Gle expects to 90
south in about two weeks.
Harold Chamberlain Of Newport was
visitor in the city on Saturday
Herbert r. Pierce, accompanied by
his mother, visited in Moretown on
Friday
Used piano for sal; excellent bar
gain. l32 Main street. adv
w. r. Buck Of Burlington was a
visitor in the city to-day,
Eugene Rich Of Burlington, II. G..
Rich of st. Albans and Timothy Lynch
of Montpelier were in city court this
morning and pleaded guilty to- breach
of the peace as the result of a fight
on Main street near the city hall last
night about midnight. Each was fined
$25 and costs by Judge r. T.. Laird.
About $50 people attended lecture
on conditions in the Near East and the
relation Of the league of nations to the
problem, given by Herbert Welsh Of
Philadelphia in the Methodist church
last evening. Mr.. Welsh spoke in favor
Of the United States entering the
league. Miss Alice NJ. Pattillo of Mont
pelier seminary sang solo.
Paul KERN has gone to Hartford,
Conn. where he will go into the insur
ance business. He has represented the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
in st. Adams and here.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte NJ.
Hood was held at o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the church at Adamant,
with burial in. the Robinson cemetery
Rev. A. w. Hewitt of PIainfeld ofli-
ciated
Miss Antoinette Oligny and Alfred
Oligny have gone TO Boston for a few
days.
George Jones Of Waitsfeld. his son,
and man employed by Mr.. Jones were
involved ia an automobile accident
while ridin- in Mr.. Jones ear in Wa
terbury Center yesterday. The car
skidded and tipped over. The sons col
larbone was broken.
A large delegation of Shriners re-
turned last night from Sherbrooke, p. |
O., by special train which took them
there for a special meeting with the
Montreal temple. The Montpelier dele
CATION included the thirty members Of
Arab patrol and the Shrine band. Other
members of Mt. Sinai temple were
picked up on the road and about four
,arloads arrived at Sherbrooke. The
meeting was held IN the Sherbrooke
lrmory with the potentate of Montreal
IempIe presiding. About 900 attended.
Dinner was served in the armory before
he meeting and the meeting was fol
owed by a dance. The Arab Patrol
rom Montreal was present and both
,atrols staged drills A similar meeting
vas held about three years ago.
The wedding Of Miss Evelyn Mar
in. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mar
in of PlainfeId. and Stanley Lyndes
Il Nlarshfield took place Saturday night
Il the Methodist parsonage, Rev. A w.
hewitt officiating. There were no at
endants. A reception was given for
he couple at the home Of friends in
Montpelier Saturday night after which
hey left on a wedding trip. Tley will
eside in Springfield. Mass. where Mr.
-yndes Is a school teacher. Both are
grsduates of Montpelier seminary in
he class Of 1915.
An officer from Worcester, Mass. was
expected in ST. Johnsbury to-day in
onnection with the recent hold-up and
heft Of car near Danville. The own
r. OF the property stolen in CRANKY, p. I
y. have identified and recovered il. II
vas valued At about ~ 600
Charles A. Smith. administrator, has
transferred TO Eugene Roy and wife
on the southerly side Of Barre
treet for a consideration of $3.50.
imily s Bailey has given Mr.. and Mrs.
10Y a Quit claim deed Of property on
he southerly side Of Barre street
Pearl r Bodgett and Clara c. Blod-
EFT. husbatd and wife. have trans
erred TO Eugene G. and Louise Snscna.
ushaud and wife. property on the
ortherly line Of St Paul street 4
rhf Of wsy il reserved on the westerly
de of the Brainard iot.
Mr. Lua B Edson j. taking = week, /
acstion FROM her duties in the probate !
fioe-
Niss Olive Burgess has completed her .
mites aith the National Life Insurance 7
'mpsny and ha- gone to Bostuu. where 7
er tsrCDfs. Mr.. and Nrs Riley Bur ,