The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
WILLIAMSBURG
Voters of Fire District Prepare to Get
More Protection.

Voters of Fire District Prepare to Get
More Protection.
The following officers of the fire dis
trict were elected at the annual meeting
HELD Yesterday in the town hall: Clerk,
Glen +. McAllster; treasurer, Walter r.
Simons; chief engineer, Frank a. Downs;
assistant, Erskine P. Rowell; collector,
Guy +. Martin; prudential committee,
Charles NJ. Seaver, George Mari, Jason
e. Martin. II was voted to lay tax
of 10 cents to buy additional apparatus
and to hold another meeting in two
weeks to look further into the matter
of water system. 1t is expected that
men experienced in fire protection viii be
present at the next meeting and give
their views as to the most feasible sort
of protection to be adopted by the fire
district.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Griffin has lately heard
/ from her old friend and schoolmate, Gym
/ thia Templeton, now Mrs. w. j. Pollard
/ Of Brandon. Mrs. Pollard is the daugh-
I ter OF Colonel Robinson Tempeton,
veteran of the Civil war who lived In
town for many years and was prominent
| in town affairs. Mrs. Pollard's son, Rich
ard, has lately had severe attack of in
fantile paralysis, but has apparently re-
covered,
Frank b. Bovce is carrying his left arm
| in sling lust now, owing TO an unfor-
| tnnate tendency il has to get out OF
| Joint. 1t has now been dislocated no
| less than 10 times, requiring two men to
| put it in place.
The food and candy sale that was TO
be given Jan. 3 at grange hall by the
/ ladies' aid of the NJ. l.. church, has been
postponed three days and will be given
ON the evening of Jan IL. The enter
| tainment viii be the aoted breach OF
promise case lnyolving some of our prom
inent people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Fl. Edison have
moved to Woodsyille, y. H., where they
4 have made arrangements to open an Of
| flee and begin the practice OF osteopathy.
Both finished the regular course OF study
az Kirksville. Mo-, several years ago but
circumstances have prevented their tax
ing up the practice Of their profession
before.
Walter NJ. Williams continues to inn
prove anu " NOV dbouN thD i'NN7' p" F"'N
Of the time.
Kimball Chynoweth has lately bougha
three Jerseys 10 add TO his herd.
Mrs. Eta Fuller, who has been help
ing out at Henry NJ. Grifiin's for a few
weeks. has gone to Barre, where she viii
be- employed az the Buzzell hotel.
Band boys remember the annual bus
mess meeting and election Of officers
next Monday evening, Jan. i.
Rule The following diseases are
Hereby declared 10 be- communicable or
dangerous to the public health within
the meaning Of the statute. and shall be
reported BY heads Of families and physi-
clans 10 the health officer. viz:
Typhoid tentcricl fever.
Tvphus tshipl fever.
Smallpox (variola, varioloidl.
Chicken pox (varicellal
Measles (rubeola. morbillil,
scarlet fever lscarlatina, canker-rashl.
Whooping cough tpertussisl.
Diphtheria tcroup. memhranous croupl.
Cholera (Asiatic. cholera, epidemic
cholera
yellow fever.
nubonic plague.
Mumps lepidemic parotitisl.
German measles trothelnl.
Chambers.
Hvdrophobia tpbies
Epidemic cerehro.spina meningitis
ispotted feverl
Pneumonia llobar or oroupous pnen.
monial.
Puerperal fever lpuerpcral septi
oaemial.
Epidemic dyseutsry
Trysipelas.
farroEK.
Tetauus dock iawl
Anthrax
ActinomVc0sis.
"A person who fails 70 comply with
rule Or regulation of said board. after
being notified in writing hv The secre-
farr a. state ~ local hoard n health.
sian ~ fined not more than 0ns hundred
aallsrs nor lc-s thar ten dollars. uith
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