The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-11
MONTPELIER.
Former Matron of Seminary Dies at
Home In Dickinson, NJ d.

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Mrs. Ermina Williams Flagg Kinney,
matron at Montpelier seminary between
1873 and 1892, died recently at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs NJ. F. Ayers, in
( Dickinson, n D. She was born in
Broo ield 70 years ago and married
George Franklin Kinney Of Plainfield in
1857. Mrs. Kinney was member of the
First Congregational church OF Dckin-
son.
The state medical registration board
Is conducting examinations at the State
House this week and twelve candidates
are taking them, while five are taking
the informal examinations, giving them
the chance TO practice in other states.
These last five are practising in Yer
mont at the present time.
The Montpelier National bank stock
holders held their annual meeting yes
terday, after a prosperous year. The
following directors were elected Albert
futile, James W. Brock A. d. FarwelI,
Fred Blanchard, H. w. Kemp. They or
gained thus: President. Mr.. futile; vice
president, Mr.. Brock; cashier, Levi Fl,
Bixby; assistant cashier, Henry Farwell-
In accordance with the wishes OF the
school board, thirty pupils will be ac-
commodated in a room in the new city
hall about the first Of February The
children have been very badly crowded
since the opening of the school year
and this change viii greatly aid the
teachers Miss Bertha Bowman OF this
city, at present teaching in North
Adams, Mass, has been offered the posi-
ton as teacher in the new room,
The stockholders Of the First Nation.
al bank held their annual meeting yes
terday and elected the following d.
rectors: r. A. DwineIl, Frank NJ. Cory,
w. T. Dewey, L. d. Taft, II. p. Cutler
These directors then elected these Off
GERS: President, Mr.. Cory; vice presi-
dent. Mr.. Dwinell; cashier, Arthur G.
Eaton; assistant cashier, James II. KEEL
liner. The bank has seen very pros
porous year and pays I per cent. inter-
est.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold
ers of the Rutland & Montpelier Rail
road company was held last night, when
these directors were elected; II. W.
Kemp, f. A. Rowland, A. j. Sibley, L.
d. Taft, Fred Blanchard George L.
Blanchard and NJ. L. Wood. Joseph g.
Brown was elected clerk The directors
elected the following officers President,
Fred Blanchard; vice president, A. j.
sibley; treasurer, George L. Blanchard;
auditor, II. W. Kemp.
The American Fidelity company re-
elected the old board OF directors at its
meeting yesterday as follows ]. w.
Brock, II. W. Kemp, J. L. Martin. f. NJ.
Cory, NJ. f. Smile. +. A. Rowland, r.
b. Denny and r. III Wells. The di
rectors reelected the old board OF Off
GERS made up Of president, j. w. Brock;
vice presidents, f. A. Rowland and N. Il.
Smile; secretary, H. w, Kemp; treas
mer r. B. Denny.
Two hearings were given at the court |
house yesterday, one on the divorce case
Of Mary 4. Warren OF this city against /
Rufus W. Warren and the other in the /
case Of the Sutherland Granite com
pany. Of which John Mcdonald Of Barre I
is receiver. In the former hearing. Mary I
+, Warren petitioned that she be grant
ed temporary alimony, and after hearing /
the testimony Judge Hall of st. Al I
bans, who came down for the hearings, +
granted her such alimony, at the rate +
IF 81 a week and SIS suit money add f
tional. In the other case, no order was I
made as u hearing will be held soon on I
The questions involved. A pet. zion had
been entered 10 allow the paying Of +
some Of the creditors.