The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-05
EAST MONTPELIER
The Result of the Recent Town Meet
ing

The Result OF the Recent Town meet
ing.
Town officers elected Tuesdays mod
orator, d. w. Cummingsi town clerk
Clark Sibley; selectmen, one year, Her
bert Kelton, two years, L. ID. Cobnrn
three years, j. w. Butterfeldi consta.
bic, @. b. Galison FIRST, Harry Daniels
second; auditors, NJ. Il. Rowland, +. w
Coburn, l.. G. Hammett; trustee public
money, Clark Sibley; town grand juror,
A. q. Whitoher; road commissioners, L.
S. Wheeler and w. Il. Hayford; town
agent, ii. l.. Sparrow; school director,
three years, Clarence ;ch town clerk
and treasurer, Clark Sibley; listers, one
year, Il. II, Pray, two years, d. w. Cum
mings, three years, r. II. GouldI license
vote, 20 yes and " no. tax, $3.50.
Clarence Long was in Barre on business
Wednesday.
Earl Bartlett went home 10 vote in
Plainaeld Tuesday.
Mrs. @. Sployd visited in both Mont.
pelier and Barre Tuesday.
Mrs. L. w. sibley returned from her
visit in North Calais Sunday.
Lena Clark came home from Hardwick
the first Of the week for visit.
Mrs. Chester Batchelder went to Hard.
wick Sunday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. A. G. Davis Is quite sick at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. olin L. Til
lotson.
Rev. G. Howard Taylor, accompanied
by his wife, was in Barre all day on
Thursday.
Ray Tillotson was at home over Sun.
day, returning Sunday night to his work
in Orange.
Miss Ruth wylie of wIIliamstown is
spending the week with her aunt, Mrs.
A. G. Whitcher.
Albert Thurston and family OF East
Calais visited at Frank LeBarron's sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Z. D. Arbuckle and daughters,
Edna and Abbie. drove to Barre and
returned Wednesday.
L. c. Hammett is boarding in the fam
lily OF Edgar Stoddard and his home is
closed for the winter.
Stanley Farnham and Linn Daniels
are spending the day in Waterbury with
their teacher, Hiss Breen.
State Master Smith and wife OF Nor
risville are expected to be here next
Tuesday to attend Pomona grange.
The Ladies' Aid of the brick church
furnished dinners for town meeting at
the hall dining room and received $40.
Philip LaPoint was quite i'll with
stomach trouble last week and under a
doctors care part Of the time, but was
better at last reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Mcknight, who
have been teaching in Danville this win
ter, are visitors in town this week. Their
home is now in Cabot.
Sherman Lyford had a horse taken to
Barre last week for treatment at DR..
Lewis's veterinary hospital. The horse
was thought to have broken jaw.
Herbert Kelton shipped a fine Shrop.
shire ram last week to Orchard View
farm in Tunbridge, T. w. Smith, owner.
Mr.. Kelton has won many prizes and sold
a lot Of valuable sheep from his flock.
Miss Belief, l5.year- old girl, was tax.
EN- to Heaton hospital last week in
Montpelier ambulance for treatment of
an injury resulting from a bad fall.
Much sympathy has been expressed for
tho family, and purse Of over $50 has
been given them by friends who hope
the girl will soon return home cured.
The final quarterly conference of the
church year of the Evangelical church
was held last Monday at the home OF
Arthur Mack Rev. d. F. Burns Of Cam
bridge, Mass, presiding elder, was pres
ent, He will be remembered az in charge
of the campmeeting last summer, at
which time he was elected president of
the campmeeting association.
The grange had well attended and
very interesting meeting Wednesday |
evening, which lasted until after mid. !
night, when refreshments were served. !
A Pomona grange is to be organized |
here all day next Tuesday, March 0,
with basket dinner with the oranges Of |
East Calais, South Woodbury. and Plain |
field, uniting with East Montpelier. |
Members were present from the other |
oranges to confer about the Pomona |
One other grange may be added. District /
Deputy Markham of Middlesex grange |
was also present, accompanied by Mrs.
and much interesting and in
struetive work was done. There was a
good program of music, reading and dis
sussions of questions, Ought farmers to
organize for better sales of productsf
and, Resolved, that more can be learned
by observation than from books.