The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-26
MONTPELIER

nv the annual meeting Of the stoc
holders OF the Wetm0re h Morse Gran
| tie company Tuesday afternoon tn
! following directors were reelected
4 Frank M. Cory, Frank A., Dwinel
Edward II. Deavitt, William r.. Corr,
and Frank G. Cory The director
/ reelected the following officers: Pres
ldent, Frank NJ. Cory; viee-president
frank A. Dwinell; treasurer, Edwar,
n. Deavitt; assistant treasurer an,
manager, Frank q. Wheaton; genera
superintendent, William n. Cory; sec
rotary, Frank G. Cory. The stock
holders reelected the old board Of au
ditors, consisting Of George L. Blanch
ard, John v. Brooks, and Maurice w
Dewey, and clerk, +. G. Cory. Thi
resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolved, that the stockholders d
the Wetmore & Morse Granite com
pany, in annual meeting assembled
approve and endorse the action o.
President Cory and the directors, il
installing the open shop, or American
plan, for the future operation of thu
quarries of the company"
The marriage Of Eugene r. Keith 81
this city and Miss Grace r. Gibson Of
"a Elm street, Barre, took place at s
| o'clock Monday evening in his rooms
| in the Adams block on State street
The ceremony was very simple and
witnessed only by family relatives and
a few intimate friends and was per-
formed by Rev. B. G.. Lipsky, pastor
of the Methodist church in Barre. A
luncheon followed the ceremony and
after spending the night In the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith left for Boston,
where they will pass week, and on
their return will make their home at
so State street. Mr.. Keith il building
and grounds caretaker of several local
estates and properties. The bride is
a massage nurse.
II. e. Folsom, who was in the city
Tuesday to attend the hearing which
was held by the commission relative
to the consolidation Of the railroads in
the New England states, went to his
home in Lyndonville this morning
Others who we're here for the same
purpose went to their homes last eve
ming. From a QUESTIONABLE which has
recently been issued by one of the
state organizations it is apparent that
the people Of Vermont are not much
in favor of any consolidation.
+. f. Tanner has considerable COM
plant about the highway between
East Calais and Marshfield and IL to
take the matter up with the highway
commissioner. He intimated last eve
ming that he might use his efforts to
secure some action In county court
about the matter. II will be recalled
that a few years ago the grand jury
made some report on roads in that
section Of the county. Mr.. Tanner had
to put his automobile in garage for
repairs after trip over the road
Sunday. He stated that the road is
practically impossible but that he had
to complete the trip when once started
over the road He warns others
against travel over il.
Arrangements for the closing up of
the bankrupt estate Of John Arioli Of
Barre are under way. One dividend Of
SIS per cent has been paid and it is ex-
pected that another of little over
Ave per cent will be paid before the
account is closed. which win be the
last OF the month.
John 0'Neill and family have re.
turned from visit in Boston and 9th
err Massachusetts cities.
Y. T. O'Neill, who suffered bad
wound on one leg July from the
discharge OF blank cartridge. is hav-
ing considerable trouble and it is pos
sible that skin grating may be nee
essary.
John Wahlen, master mechanic Of
the Montpelier and Wells River rail-
road. has been in Boston on business
for the company.
Mrs. L. A. Kelly and children left
to-day for Glover TO visit relatives.
Roland Dubuc Of Nashua. N. H., was
/ visitor in the city on Tuesday.
Churchill Mceuish was in the city on
on his way to Boston from
Nova Scotia, where he has been on a
facation.
Miss Edith Gorham left for her
lome in Riviere du Loup, Canada, yes
terday after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. |
!, p. Caswell.
Mrs. r. A. Walker left yesterday
'or St. Adams Bay TO visit friends.
Henry B. shaw, secretary of civil
md military affairs, arrived in the
'ity to-day Dana Allen and John
Russell, who are visiting in Burling |
on. accompanied him here and re-
urned with him.
John Redmond Of Newport left yes
erday after short stay in the city.
Churchill McCuish, who stopped in
he city yesterday. goes TO Florida the
irst of next month to begin a building
'roject for Stone 4 Webster of Bos-
on.
Mary Aida Turney, daughter of
ohm and Maria price, Turney Of
fiddlesex, died about o'clock this
morning at her home. She was 20
ears old. Besides her parents. she is
urvived by one sister. NJ. Katrina
'urney Of Middlesex, and two broth =,
rs, Howard p. Turney Of New York
'ity and J. Howard Turney of Middle
Elk. Miss Turney was a niece of w.
/ Turney Of Montpelier and I. +.
rice and Mortimer C. Price of Mid
lesex. No definite arrangements for
he funeral have been made as yet.
ut the service win probably be held
rom ST. Augustine's church at $50
ridsy morning