The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-29
oRsAfeR vERNoNr Norts
Business ard Social Activity Throogh
ogt the State

ost the State
The Seniors Of the Essex junction
high school are planning 10 take
Greater Vermont Pilgrimage In north
ern Vermont early IN the summer
The Vermont Society Of san Diego,
California viii keep open headqnar-
tiers co. all Vermonfers who visit the
Panama Exposition next year.
The Rutland Business Ness assoc
ia.iOn has sent 20 the road commits
sioners and selectmen Of Rutland
county marked copies Of a local news
PAPER containing an editorial On the
dangers OF the tent caterpillar, aud
also letters strongly appealing for co
operation In destroying the nests OF
these caterpillars in the trees by The
roadside.
The following letter has been re-.
oeiyed from Principal Everett Y. Per
kins OF the Woodstock high school.
MY senior class numbering about 20
tAlFAAo 70 tttht htN ~ 'h'AAs 81
right after graduation. leaving here
the morning OF June p. We shall mr.
rive In Burlington about n o'clock
and spend the day OF the 22nd in the
city. One OF the chief objects OF this
"trip Is 10 acqgalnt the young people
with our own state. according 10 the
suggestions Of The Create Vermont
Association
The University of Vernon. out Of
Docrs Club has began its work in
mountain climbing by taking a long
hike from Underhill through Nebras-
ka Notch. over Bolton Mountain. 10
Bolton. The Trail over Bolton Noun
tain was deep IN snow. bu, the TRIP
was made IN pnod time. the pagy
leaving burlington by the 7.i0 "A. M.
train and returning al Si5 y. m.
The Civic club OF stowe invited
the boys OF the village TO their meet
ing on the evening Of "Wednesday.
May 20th with the purpose OF inter
esiinE the boys in community affairs
aud state development James T. Tay-
Tor. secre AIRY OF The Greater We.
mont association was the speaker %
the evening. committee was ap-
pointed 10 make arrangements for a
G. eater Vermont auto tour OF the
Civic club during the near future.
One OF the most significant events
OF the las. week was the meeting 90
Vcrgennes of representatives OF the
Boards OF Trade OF Middlebury aud
Bristol. and Nergennes for the pur.
pose of talking ove- questions OF rem
mon interest in Addison County. Va
ter transportation. hospital. saw
ings bank and trust company. roads
aud other matters were discussed
The meeting was so successful that
other get..ogether meetings Of the
three Addison county boards OF tGde
will be held in the near future.
The luncheon of the BURLINGTON
Merchants association on Thursday.
May card. was addressed by George
VI Bckford OF the Woodbury. Granite
company OF la ,dwich. Mr.. BickiurL
spoke on Industrial Development In
Vermont. lie brought from the Hard
wick board of trade an invitation Tor
the Burlington Merchants associl
ion To visit Hardwick when thry
take their contemplated northe n
Greater Vermont auto tour this sun
mea
The following fourteen gentlemen
from Bellows Falls have recently be-
come members of The Greater Ne>
mont association Edward l.. Walker
lanes ~. Williams. George r. Wales,
T.. s. Hayes. Joseph j. Fenton, Or.
James +. O'Drien. Charles +. Howard
Oscar A. Cast. Frank G: Pierce. Wa
ner A. Graham Df John II Biodgcli,
Gen. Nathan O. Williams. Or. VIM. y.
Haaclton. Eugene s. Leonard.
Tho Nes cru New England Chem
her of Commerce will hold its anndal
meeting nj Greenfield. Mass. ON
Wednesday. June d. at 1890 a. n.
ut the Hotel Weldon In addition to
the regular business Of the session
,herc will be addresses and discus.
sions on the following subjects: I'm
provement in the Housing Conditions
OF the Cities Of Western New Eng
land Further Improvement Of the
Agricultural Conditions in Western
New England and 'Forestasion OF
Western New England The terri
tory covered by the Chamber Is New
Hampshire. Vermont, Connecticut
and Western Massachusetts. All
members OF Commercial Organiza
lions In these states will be most vel
tome ut the annual meeting
Announcement is made In the Fac
toy Site Bulletin OF The Greater Yer
mcnt association that the American
Wuodenware company OF lAidington,
Michigan. is planning the removal OF
the plant from the present location
to some town IN tho New England
section, where sufficient quantity OF
raw material can be secured, ami that
=. l.. Obear of Willow ST., Lynn.
as been investigating in the New
England section preparatory 10 secir
ing suitable building already erect
cd with about 500 So r. OF floor
space. H'