The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-17
MONTPELIER.
Annual Meeting of National Life In
surance Co., J. A. DeBoer, President.

Annual meeting OF national Lie In
surance Co., ]. A. DeBoer, President.
The National Life Insurance company
held its annual meeting yesterday and
| the directors whose terms of Office had
expired were reelected, as follows:
| Charles w. Gammons of Boston, Fred
A. Rowland of Montpelier and George
Briggs of Montpelier. Frank c. Par
| fridge of Proctor was chosen a director
to take the place of Fletcher ID. Proc
| tor, deceased. When the directors met,
they elected officers as follows: Joseph
A. DeBoer, president; Fred A. Rowland,
vice president and counsel; Harry Nj.
Cutler, second vice president and treas
mer; Osman ID. Clark, secretary; Ar
thur B. Bisbee, NJ. d., medical director;
Clarence Z. Moulton, aetuary; Edward
ID. Field superintendent of agencies; E.
A. Cotton. M. d.. assistant medical di-
rector; George Briggs, inspector of mort
gage loans Frank A. Dwinell inspector
of mortgage loans; Frank X. Goss, in
spector of mortgage loans. A review
OF the years work showed the company
to be in a hourishng condition, All the
directors of the company were present
tanned in Washington, d. G.
The city hall building committee met
last night and settled the accounts of
George Adams of Lawrence, Mass, the
architect, for 1861. 46. This amount will
probably be recommended to the city
council for payment.
John w. Leslie of this city and Miss
Zada Rumney of Middlesex were married
Monday by Rev J. Edward Wright at
his home. The groom is employed in the
blacksmith shop of his brother, Frank g.
Leslie, and the newly welded couple will
reside here.
Thomas Doyle was sentenced yester-
day to 30 days in jail for intoxication
and James Sullivan to % days for the
same offense. The case of Frank Smith,
arraigned for non-support, was continued
on condition that he care for his fam
lily
The city Of Montpelier has brought
suit for $3.50 taxes against the Central
Vermont railway, through City Attorney
Bailey, this being question as to
whether the city can collect taxes on
the Langdon meadow, which the Cen
trail Vermont purchased.
The medical staff of Heaton hospital
has been appointed as follows; Attend
ing surgeons, Doctors c. +. Chandler, |
NJ f. Mcclure and William Lindsay;
attending physicians. Doctors C. H. Burr,
Edwin A. Cotton, George Fl. Parmenter, |
DIR. Cotton succeeding the late DR.. w |
l.. Goodale; radiologist, DIR. William j. |
Tindall; eye, ear nose and throat, DIR. |
lee A. Newcomb. DIR. Leo A. New |
combs place as attending physician has
been taken by Dr. Parmenter, as the /
former wishes to devote more time to /
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. |
The Gentlemen's Driving club met last
evening to elect officers and make plans I
for the ice races. James NJ. Boutwell, I
was chosen president, Calvin L. Parmen /
ter vice president, and A. w. Daley
secretary and treasurer. Sixteen names
were added as members of the club and
it was voted to have a committee of five I
look after the financial part of the rae
ing James II. kellher was appointed /
chairman and Clark Roberts and c. A. |
Smith We're named as two Others on
the committee, the choice Of the other
two being left to the president A
81 900 purse for the free-for-all race
was advocated and Frank 4. Parsons
said he would give $40 from the New
England Farmer. There is Ss973 in the
treasury. The club decided to have
the first racing Saturday, Jan. 81,
farmers race and two others, beginning
at ! p. m.