Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-09

park. He also left S5O, OOO 10 maintain
it, and $40, 900 to d. it up, but the
estate will not pan out as well as
expected and only about s35 600 per-
manent fund will be received. The
executors will turn the s125,000 be-
ouett over to the Kellogg-Hubbard |
library next week and $4,000 to the |
commissioners of Green Mount ceme-
terry for a gate and chapel.
Most Successful Teachers Meeting Held
in Vermont.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Teachers Association held at st.
Johnsbury was record breaker, 80
teachers having attended and 4so
having registered. At the annual
business meeting the following officers
were elected: President, n. j.
Whitehil, of White River Junction;
vice president, F. E. Pritchard, OF
Randolph; secretary, E. j. Ham, of
Montpelier; treasurer, w. D. Parsons,
of Bellows Falls; executive committee,
w. A. Beebe, of Morrisville, W. T.
Abbott, of Proctor, @. 81. Dempsey OF
st. Johnsbury; legislative committee,
o. d. Mathewson Of Barre, ID. K.
Whitaker of Brattleboro, B. E. Mer-
RAM of Brandon; committee to revise
the constitution, w. E. Ranger OF
Montpelier, o. D. Mathewson OF Barre,
Oh. Morrill, of Randolph. The place
of meeting next year was left with
the executive committee. The ban
uuet and annual meeting of the
Schoolmaster Club, held in Pythian
hall, was an enjoyable affair. G. h.
Morrill, of Randolph officiated as
POSTMASTER. Caterer Atwood of st.
Johnsbury served an excellent repast.
The following officers were elected:
President, II. Drissell, of Springtield;
yice-president, w. 8. Spencer of
Bakersfield; secretary and treasurer,
w. II. Bradford of Bristol; executive
committee, G. II. Morrill, OF Randolph,
w. P. Abbott, of Proctor, d. K.
Whitaker of Brattleboro.
Nine would-Be Lawyers Pass but Are
Disqualified.
f OF the nineteen candidates who
t successfully passed the examination
t for admission to the Vermont bar,
2 only ten were admitted the others
4 not having complied with the supreme
3 court rnle requiring three years study
( in lawyers office, or six months in
3 LAWYERS office where the candidate
= has graduated from recognized Law
J school. This caused no little conster'
t nation as it shut out the candidates
Y who stood highest in the examina'
8 tions. The candidates admitted were
g Frank E. Barber, of Brattleboro
Frank D. Burgess, of Barre, Harry T
Conway of Bellows Falls, Benjamin
Gates, of Montpelier, Claude L Morse
of Northfield, Loren R. Pierce, o
South londonderry, Charles A. Plum
ley, of Mortified, Glare R. Powell, o
Barton, Edwin L. Scott, of Barre, ant
Fred L. Webster, of Swanton. JohI
w. Redmond, of Newport, Chairman
of the examining committee an
nounced the names of those who hat
successfully passed the examination
as follows: Benjamin Gates, L. X
Phillips, John N. Harvey, Stanley Q
Wilson. of Montpelier, Frank D. Bur
CESS, Edwin L. Scott, of Barre, Franz
E. Barber, Wallace N. Batchelder, o
Brattleboro, Frank HI. Laughton o
Dummerston, Loren R. Pierce Q
South Londonderry, Harry P. Conwa
of Bellows Falls, Aaron Fl. Circuit c
Derby, Albert w. Butler of RUTLAND
Glare R. Powell of Barton, Thomas T
r Powell, Frederick @. King, of Burling
:. ton, Fred l.. Webster of Swantol
Claude l.. Morse and Charles 4
Plumley of Mortified. The only ma
"a who failed to pass was w. s. Plngre
- of Hartford. The four men who stoo
highest were John N. Harvey
MONTPELIER, "a 7-12; Thomas Rec
10 Powell OF Burlington, "a 6 II; Charl
nc A. Plumley of Mortified, 81 1o-1
M Fred L. Webster of Swanton, 80 1O-1
Mr.. Redmond for the examinil
committee addressed the class urgil
them to work for only that line
which success can be obtained.
behooves every lawyer to make t
:. most of himself not only in the Is
Y & but in every department of hum
40, knowledge. Be scrupulously hone
ED See TO IL tnat you are noG mauo u
'Irh of by designing parties. Be honest
all times and in all places. I
Ely. exanin alton was considered fair
my my unusually hard, as the standard
steadily being raised.
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