The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-10
MONTPELIER.
Unity Church Of Stowe and New Eng
land Power Copmany File Papers.


land Power Copmany File Papers.
The Unity church of Stowe yesterday
| filed articles of association with the sec
rotary of state, with a large number o.
signers, all but one being from Stowe
The New England Power company o.
Boston also filed papers and will have
Vermont offices at Brattleboro, in the
office OF G. G. Fits. Harold L. Whit.
ney of that town is named as the one
on whom papers may be served. The
capital stock of the company is $780,
600.
Romeo Biffeli and Antonio Fassotti
were fined $l2.l2 and costs for breach
of the peace, in city court yesterday,
The men paid their fines.
The stockholders of the First Nation
al bank held their annual meeting yes
terday and elected the following Off
GERS: President, Frank NJ. Cory; vice
president, f. A. Dwinell; cashier, A, G.
Eaton; assistant cashier, j. II. Kelleher.
The directors are f. A. Dwinell, 4. M.
Garry, L. D. Taft, II. E. Cutler and
+. II. Deayitt.
Mark Daniels has taken the poor debt
ors' oath and been released from the
county jail, where he has been detained
since June 30. When an attachment
was placed on his property, Daniels
would not tell where it was, but a petit
ton has been brought before the Jail
commissioners to show he has no prop
erty.
Ten candidates are taking the exam
nations before the state board of med
ical registration and eleven the exam
nations of the state board of pharmacy.
The latter board elected officers as fol-
lows: President, w. f. Root. Barre;
treasurer, L. G. McClallen, Rutland;
members, NJ. G. Beebe, Burlington, w. l..
Gokey, Bennington.
The American Fidelity company chose
the following directors at the annual
meeting yesterday afternoon: James w.
Brock, Harlan w. Kemp. j. l.. Martin,
+. NJ. Cory, l.. d. Taft, NJ. +. Smile,
II, B. Denny, Frederick Wells and d.
h. Bailey, and they, in turn, chose the
following officers: President, j. w.
Brock vice presidents, II, w. Kemp
and NJ. E. Smile; secretary, II. w.
Kemp treasurer, r. b. Denny.
Ivy Rebekah lodge installed the fol-
lowing officers last night: Noble grand,
Alice Bowman; vice grand, Mollie Ring;
secretary, Carrie Nichols treasurer,
Mary Watson. Appointive officers
Right supporter noble grand, Mildred
Benway; left supporter noble grand,
Maud Bailey warden, Mary Southwick
inside guardian. Carrie Wiley; conduc.
tor, Kate Smith; outside guardian. n.
A. Alexander; right supporter vice
grand, Jennie Whitcomb; left supporter
vice grand, Eula Lane; right bearer,
Lila Alexander; left bearer. Helen
Mitchell; pianist, Edna Chatield; chap
lain, Ella Cheney A fine banquet was
served to about 100 guests.
The stockholders OF the Montpelier
National bank held their annual meet
ing yesterday and elected Albert Tut
tie, James w. Brock, Arthur d. Farwell
Fred Blanchard and Harlan w. Kemp
as directors. The directors then elected
the following officers: President, Albert
futile; vice president, james Brock /,
cashier, Levi II. Bixby; assistant cash
Ter, Henry L. Farwel. The statement
shows resources as follows: Loans and
discounts, 1882 .964.96; U. S. bonds (par),
$250,OOO; other bonds, S346,659; due
from reserve agents and other banks,
$l57 1888; redemption fund with L. S.
treasurer, $500; cash on hand, $780,
7s4.96; liabilities, capital stock, $780,
600; surplus and profits, $l55,4l5.96;
sl4s, 100; deposits, Sl,l62,-
1879 deposits, Z. S. treasurer, $1,000;
dividend 80, $4,000; dividend. 100 Tex
tra) $4,000; bonds borrowed, 100000.