The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-17
MONTPELIER
Schedule of High School Basketball
Games, ia Begin Dec. 80.

Schedule of High School Basketball
Games, ia Begin Dec. 80.
The Montpelier high school basketball
schedule of ten games is nearly com
pleted and will commence Tuesday, Dec
30 most of the home games being played
in the armory. The schedule as ar
ranged is as follows: Tuesday, Decembel
80, alumni in Armory hall; Saturday
January 10, Stowe at Stowe; Friday
january 30, st. Johnsbury at st. Johns
bury; Saturday, February z, Peoples
academy at Montpelier; Saturday, Feb
ruary IA, Burlington at Montpelier
Wednesday, February n, Peoples acad
envy at Morrisville; Saturday, February
%, Stowe at Stowe; Saturday, March IA
st. Johnsbury at Montpelier; Friday
March 90 Spaulding at Barre. Game:
are pending with Hardwiek and Mont.
pelier seminary and it is likely that 9th.
ers will be secured as the season ad.
vances.
The Board of Trade held it's regular
monthly meeting last night and talked
over several matters of public interest
1t was agreed that the rest room has
proved so successful as to seem almost
necessary to the welfare of the city and
that it would seem proper that half the
expense, or about $500 year be paid
by the merchants committee and the
rest by the board except the $50 sub
scribed by the woman's club. A COM
mittee was appointed to nominate the
officers to be elected at the annual meet
ing, to be held the second Tuesday in
January, and it was also suggested that
a banquet be held at the same time and
place. This matter was left to the BAN
quet committee, the secretary and pres
ident 1t was proposed that an auto
mobile show be held in the new Heaphy
garage, but no action was taken except
a vote that the board would back up
any effort made along that line. James
r. Ryan was elected member of the
board.
AT the meeting of Sioux tribe, No. %,
!. 0. r. NJ, last evening, the following
officers were elected: Sachem, Frank r.
Dawley; senior sycamore, Fred L,
Thompson; junior sycamore, Albert w.
Moore; chief of records, Harry /. Rich
ardson; keeper of wampum, Dean w. Ed
son; collector Of wampum, John w. Les
lie; representative to great council,
James i. Jerome and Edwin G. Barrett;
trustee for one year, James l.. Jerome;
for two years, Fred l.. Thompson; for
three years, Edwin c. Barrett; prophet,
James L. Jerome.
The truckman's union met recently
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Charles G.
Smith; vice president, Peter Marcott;
financial secretary and treasurer, G. H.
Jillson; recording secretary, A. G. Gill
man; conductor, Herbert Gordon; Ward
en-, B. l.. Stanley; trustees, w. /. Brown,
Peter Marcott, B. c. Hersey; delegates
to central labor union, A. G. Gilman,
Herbert Gordon, A. j. Mccormack; au-
ditors, A. F. Shambo, B. L. Stanley, b.
G. Hersey; committee on applications
b. c. Hersey.
A pleasing high school recital was
given in the East State street audito-
rum Monday afternoon and the winners
were announced at the opening of school
yesterday morning They were as fol-
lows: William Farwell and Miriam
Staples, tied for first honor; Harold
Walton, second; Hazel Joslyn, third;
lizard Times" sketch in which Nor
timer Pierce, Francis Shaw and John
Barnes were the principals, fourth. Ruth
Monroe and Lillian Could received spe-
cial mention.
Emma C.. Hale has sold to Mr.. and
Mrs. George l. Smith piece of land,
with buildings thereon, on Terrace
street, for 81 and other valuable consid-
Grafton. Louis Pelini and wife have sold
to Carlo E. Bianehi and wife strip of
land p feet six inches wide between the
property of the two.
The fire loss on St. MichaeIs parochial
school has been satisfactorily adjusted,
though the amount of insurance received
has not been made public. The chief
damage to the building was found to be
that to the timbers in the basement,
which will have to be replaced and a
new floor laid. The plaster is loose
throughout the house and extensive re-
pairs will have to be made.
The hearing ON the petition for the re-
moval of Mrs. Maria Bertoli as execu-
trix of the will of Harry Bertol, de-
ceased, which was to have been held yes
terday, was postponed until Dec. 81, as
some of the parties were not ready.
DIR. Charles n. Barber of Barre Town
settled his account in probate court yes
terday as executor of the last will and
testament of Albina II. Smith, late of
East Montpelier, and DR.. o. III. Reed of
Barre City settled his account as admin
istrator of the estate of Abbie French,
late of that city.
Some one has been tampering with
the fire alarm boxes in this city, the one
at the corner of Barre and Granite