The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
MONTPELIER

Miss Mabel Beardsley, who has
charge OF the public health work IN ths
territory adjacent TO Burlington, Wis
tied Sunday with friends In the city
Elton Lance went back to the Uni
yersity of Vermont Sunday after 9
few days at home, while Joseph Laird
has gone back to Middlebury college
Nellie Field Of Burlington has beer
In the city to visit her mother, who
was operated upon at the hospital re-
Gently
Bolias Union, who was arrested some
| time ago for shooting a duck out o.
season, came before City Judge w a
Lord Saturday morning and paid The
costs. The payment Of the fine Of VIZ
was suspended and he was placed on
probation. His fishing and hunting u
cense was revoked and none can be Is,
sued to him. Deputy Game Warden
H. o. Kent had charge Of the case.
Kenneth +. Mcintosh Of Montpelier
was involved in an automobile acct
dent on Feb. 2, when a trolley car
came in contact with the rear If The
I. d. Willcutt and Sons truck, which
he was driving. The accident occlrred
on Main street in Montpelier at 10
a. m.
A Massachusetts leaf tobacco finn
Is to have an Office at Westminster
and has registered with the secretary
az state. The firm is q J. and X. j.
Decker, Inc, of South Deertield, Mass
growers, buyers, and sellers Of leaf To-
bacco. r. J. Decker is president Of the
concern and r. NJ Decker is clerk.
Miss Jean d. Pinney OF the commits
sioner Of industries Office passed the
week end at her home In Morrisville'
The funeral Of Philip Goss, who died
last week at the home of of Mr.. ard
Mrs. II. A. Bronson on Main street
the latter daughter Of Mr.. Goss, oc-
cured at ii O'Clock Sunday morning
Rev. G. II. Redding officiating. The
bearers we're Mr. Bronson and Z. a
Rowell, sons in-law, r. e. Colby and O
A. Thomas, grandsons of the deceased
The burial occurred in the family lot
in Moretown.
Miss Marian Leland. aged So years,
died at the home of Mrs. Ella Man
ming in Moretown, where she has been
living in recent years. She was a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee
land. born iii Middlesex, Sept. 3, 1884
and lived in that town almost all her
life. For the last few years she has
resided with Mrs. Manning and has
been il poor health. Her nearest rela-
tives are nephews and nieces living IN
Salt Lake City; also Mrs. 9. II. ladd
OF Montpelier. a cousin. The funeral
will be held at o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon from the Unitarian church N
Middlesex. Rev. w. II. Nichols VIII
officiate, with burial to follow in Lewis
cemetery in that town.
Joseph Almon Of Burlington visited
In the city to-day,
Lucian Wright, who has been house
porter at the Pavilion hotel. has com
pleted his duties as porter 70 meet
trains. representing the hotel in that
AaphSitf'
Mrs. X. Lottie, who has lived for
some years in the cellar OF house
on Berlin street, was moved Saturday
night to the poor farm. For some
years city councils have endeavorsd to
have her moved to the farm, believing
she would have better care than in the
tenement in which she lived with her
granddaughter. Last Saturday Tie
child either ran away or was forced
TO leave the house; stories differ on
this point. At any rate, late IN the
evening the child appeared at Frank
Doucctte's, claiming she had no place
to spend the night. The authorities
were notified and she was taken to
the poor farm and later Mrs. Lottie
was also taken there.
The condition OF Mrs. Lawrence I'm