The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-12
MONTPELIER.
Dog River Valley Fair Association Has
Liabilities of S176.97, Assets Of $3.50.

Dog River Valley Fair Association mas
Liabilities of S176.97, Assets of $3.50.
The financial report of the Dog River
Valley fair has been audited and shows
that the balance in the trseaury Oeto-
Der, 1900, was $524.6l, that the receipts
of the year were $2,7l3, total OF S3,-
$3.50. Orders of 1909 and 1910 paid
were S3,l56.07, leaving balance OF
SSl,62 in the treasury. There are out.
standing orders amounting TO SIIoBt,
leaving excess OF liabilities over cash as
sets of Sg5.35. The annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the fair association
will be held Tuesday, October %.
Miss Alma X. Fisher and Thomas
Carroll were married this morning at
st. Augustine church, Rev, w j. O'Sul'
Ivan officiating.
A son, Karl Ferguson, was born Octo-
Der to Lieutenant and Mrs. Kari 4.
Baldwin Mr.. Baldwin is ann Y. man.
class of 90, and is now stationed with
the U. s. coast artillery.
The |. 0. o. +. district meeting will
be held at armory hall, Northfeld, Tues
day evening, November 10. 1t IS ex-
pected that Vermont lodge No z, Mont
pelier, vii! exemplfy the first degree
The Vermont Historical society viii
hold its annual meeting at its rooms IN
the State House Tuesday afternoon,
October is, at o'clock Some time dur
ing the session of tine legislature
public meeting will be held.
The state board Of pharmacy, at re.
cent meeting held in this city, revoked
the certificate of Frank Erred of Bur
Iington, which gave him permission to
practice pharmacy in this state. Il was
charged that he had allowed 0is license
to be exhibited in drug stores where he
was not employed. which Is against the
law.
Congressman Frank Plumley left mere
Sunday night on a two weeks political
trip through the West, under the direc-.
ton OF the national Republican cam
paign committee. His first speech was
scheduled for last night, the first Of
three he is to spend in Michigan. He
goes from there TO spend three days in
Illinois and will then give week 10
speech making in Indiana.
The Y. Nj. G. A. opens this evening
for the active work OF the winter, with
reception at the association rooms at
s o'clock. The whole building will be
open, including the Wood art gallery,
which has been thoroughly overhauled
the past season, program OF vocal and
instrumental music has been prepared
and the ladies' auxiliary will furnish re-
freshments. Legislators are especially
invited to be present at the reception.
At meeting OF the board of trade
last night considerable routine business
was transacted and W. @. Cotton made
his report concerning the proposed talks
for farmers, which the board intends
70 give during the winter. II has been
decided to hold the first one the evening
Of November Q. the program for which
will be announced later Invitations will
be issued TO all the oranges in Washing
ton county and Others in this vicinity.
Some time during the session Of legisla-
ture. the board wishes to hold a meeting
hi tine interests of agriculture and for
estry, with an illustrated lecture on good
and poor farms in different parts Of the
state.
Clarissa Humphrey Mead, wife Of
Henry P. Churchill, died October at
her home here She was born in Under
hill. March 10. 1888, the daughter Of
Hiram A. and Mary Young Mead, one
Of a family of seven children. About
80 years ago she married Mr.. Churchill
and removed to the farm which was their
home until the death OF Mr. Churchill,
three years ago, made her q partial in
valid, but her death was caused by a
brief Illness with bronchial pneumonia.
The funeral was held Friday, Rev. MIR.
/ Oekford officiating She is survived by
sister. Mrs. Eusebia Mead Denny Of
Montpelier; two brothers, Samuel j. Mead
in California and Barney 4. Mead of
Mortified; also half-brother and two
I half sisters.