The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-16


GOV Will send ltA first tow out 81 White
bah, y. Ns April N
The executive committee 81 tile st
Jolnsbury district camp-meeting associ
alton Inns decided to hold the annua
camp meeting N tie grove il Lnydon
Iville August & to ~ Plans are being
lmAtured lor strong program and con
siderable ineerest II already manifested.
Burlington~ new $4,000 mechanical
filtration plant Is N operation, al,
though II will not be turned over To ths
city by the contractors, the Lev Con.
struction Co., of New York, for soma
time, as there Ii considerable work II
do IN tho way Of interior finish 81
buildings, grading cts.
Arson w. Lee, aged 70 years, whc
died Thursday evening at mis- home III
Lee, Mass, 81 old age and complica.
ton Of troubles, was veteran OF The
Civil War, and was first member 81
Compap d, 10th VT. Vols. inf. Mr.
Lee had been married three times and /.
survived by a wife and four daughters
7. r. McBr0on, civil engineer and
graduate of Purdue university, Is the
new general superintendent of the Rut-
land Railway Light h Power Co., Mr.
AIcBroon Is to have charge of the oper.
ating and street railway departments
assuming the work Of Henry nv. Brow
electrical engineer, and w. r. Horton
superintendent of the street railway, re-
entity resigned Mr. NcHroon comes
from the General Eleertic Co, Science.
tady, N, Y.
The Vermont association of The Dis
Itrict Of Columbia will hold its eighth
annual maple sugar party the evening
al Apru 81 at the National Rifle ar.
merry Invitations have been sent I'd
Gov. Fletcher d. Proctor and 500 sons
end daughters Of the Green Mountain
state including the senators and repre-
sentatives Of Congress- The officers OF
this association are: President, Col. IL.
r. Campbell; corresponding secretary,
Aiiss Grace Ross recording secretary.
+. G. 0'Connell; financial secretary, q. Il.
Bryan; treasurer, III Il. 0ffterdinger
p. H. sullivan, former Winooski boy,
now 0f Portland, Ore, has been ap-
pointed BY the mayor Of that city a
member of his executive board Mr.. Sui.
Ivan has for five years been managing
editor Of the Catholic Sentinel He was
born i'll NNinooski il 1873 He was edu-
Gated in the public schools here and later
was graduated from St. Josephs college
in Burlington. lie took the degree al
LII Nj. from the university of Mime
sofa. After completing his education no
taught in ST Thomas college in st. Paul,
and was called from there in 1000 To
teach mathematics and economics ait CO.
lumbia university Mr.. Sullivan is a
Republican He married Portland wo-
ma ana Il he father Of three children.
The Rutland County Medical and Sur
gical society at d quarterly meeting here
Tuesday appointed committe to draw
up vet of bylaws and regulations for
nurses register to be conducted in
conjunction with the society Druggists
have heretofore conducted registers for
the nurses free Of charge but physicians
complain that they have experienced
much annoyance IN getting nurses be.
cause many Of them object to contagious
and obztretrieal cases. The society some
weeks ago appointed committee to
tack steps TO secure a better nurses
service for Rutland and they reported
that register directly under the SUI
peryision Of the medical men was the
only alternative,