The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-24
BETHEL
Celebration Of Tannery Employees Ended
ia Court.

Celebration Of Tannery Employees Ended
in Court
Mrs, stowe Of Chelsea Ii visiting her
son, y. A. Davis, this week.
Miss Josephine Rouke from somerviIle
il visiting Mrs. y. A. Davis.
Dana Shaw Is 10 carry ON the farm
Of Mrs. Ellen Latimer this season.
Mrs, John Wheeler has returned from
Pcmfret. where she has been visiting her
mother,
Miss Josephine Welch OF Cambridge,
Mass, passed Easter day with her par.
ents in town.
Miss Mollie Abbott, teacher in Tur-
ner Falls, is passing the Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
ABBOTT
Pauline, the year-old child OF Mrs.
JOS Steinhauser, fell and cut her tongue
iii such d manner as To make it neces-
sary to take several stitches.
VIII Markham Of HIolyoke, Mass, has
Frank Markham, for several days. MIR.
Markham is employed in a real estate
office there and this is his first vacation
in year and q half.
AT the Republican caucus held last
Saturday, the following delegates were
elected TO attend the state convention
at Burlington, and the district meeting
at Montpelier DIR. o. VI Greene, E al.
Davis and DR.. r. M. Chase. The dele
gates were not instructed as to choice
Of president.
At the last Good Templars meeting
last week, the quarterly election Of Off
GERS was held, resulting in the following
choice: G. T., F. B. Smelling; p. G., +. b.
Southworth; Y. A., Miss May Blossom;
marshal, Charles Wlhgte; deputy mar
shall, Miss Blanche Shepard secretary.
Miss May Savage; financial secretary,
Mrs. Charles White.
The committee appointed to serve on
the Library fund for two months have
adopted novel way in which to raise
funds, by the aid Of what is known as
the half mile-of-pennies The commit
tee are now soliciting pennies through
out the town and their scheme so far has
met with the approval Of the people and
in few hours work quite sum has
been raised, Should they succeed in
filling the cards purchased BY them, a
supper win be served, when All will b
gathered and reported at this meeting
AT Masonic hall on Thursday evening,
April 10th, White River lodge elected
the following officers to serve the COM
I ing year: Worshipful master, X. Scott
Adams; senior warden, w. r. Briggs;
junior warden, James A. Graahm; sec
rotary, q. s. Soper treasurer, @. II. Tup-
per; senior deacon, George A. Ingalls,;
junior deacon, Harry Emery; senior stew
ard, w. M Fisher; junior steward, Wal
ter Swinger; tyler, Robert Noble; mar.
shal. William Fl. Edmonds; chaplain,
H, H. Dinsmore.
Some Of the help at the Il. g. Fisher
Co.'S tannery took Easter day in which
TO celebrate with key Of beer. A vol
unteer from the business portion Of the
town was present, whose interference
was somewhat resented by the Poland
ers, when lively fight was the result.
A telephone message soon reached the
proprietor, who quickly appeared upon
the scene and quiet was speedily re-
stored. On Monday three Of the Of
Tenders were arrested and tried before
R, j. Flint and were fined SIS and costs,
amounting to Sll25. George Waters.
who played the part of the visitor, was
also arrested on charge Of intoxicatien,
tried, found guilty and fined sll.20.