Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-12
VERMONT NOTES

A quarantine on children coming
from Greater New York to this state
was declared by the state board of
health in a ruling issued Friday. The
rule provides that every child under
Is years, who has been in New York
since June 20 must be duly reported to
a health officer within "a hours after
coming TO Vermont, and shall then be
subject to two weeks quarantine.
Hotel managers and boarding house
keepers are especially warned to see to
it that this rule is enforced.
The Vermont Aero club was formed
in Burlington Thursday with these
officers: President, James HARNESS of
Springfield; vice president. Lee s.
Tillotson of st. Adams; secretary,
James P. Taylor of Burlington; treas
urer, H. r. Roberts of Mortified /;
governing board, Gov. Charles w.
Gates, Col. Ira l.. Reeves, Wallace
Batchelder G. G. Fits, Horace F. Ora
ham, Redfeld Proctor, w. A. Scofield,
]. P. Taylor, and James Hartness.
Admiral Peary, Governor Gates. and A.
G. Post spoke.
The $4,000 received from the sale of
cattle condemned because of tuberculo-
sis has been expended by Cattle Com
missioner, Fred L. Davis, in addition
to the biennial appropriation OF $751;
for stamping out tuberculosis and foot
and mouth disease. Twenty or more
veterinarians have been employed the
past three months by the department.
Only three or six per cent of the cattle
tested were found infected. One of
the largest items in the expenditure
&1o To for aQttIQ
killed.
| The Connecticut Valley Telephone
Co., Inc, has filed articles of associa-
ton with the secretary of state to do
business in Orange and Caledonia coun-
ty towns and New Hampshire towns of
Hanover, Haverhill, Oxford, Lyme,
Piermont. Capital stock of $50. 1000
divided into 1900 shares. The incor-
porators are J. Nelson Bailey of Vel s
River, L. S. Blanchard, Groton; G. F.
George, Wells River; j. Ralph Pierce,
Fairlee, G. M. M Marshall, Bradford ;
M. Eugene Morrison, Piermont, N. H.,
The articles are accomp anied by GER
public service commission.
The body of Hetty Green, long re-
garded as the wealthiest woman in
America, was buried in Bellows Falls
July 5 10 the family lot adjoining
Emanuel Episcopal church in grave
made by the side of her husband. Ed
ward II. Green A plain granite shaft
inscribed only with the family name
marked the spot. Services were at
tended by 200 persons, most of whom
had known Mrs. Green as resident OF
Bellows Falls. She leaves between
500, 900, 900, and $3.50, 900, 900, most OF
which goes to a son and daughter. Mrs.
Green's legal residence was in Bel
lows Falls though she lived much of the
time in New York and died there.
James S. Milne, one of Barrels best
known granite manufacturers, dice
suddenly at Highgate Springs Sunday
July 3. while boating with his son
Walter, and Robert H. Knox. Deatf
came to Mr.. Milne as he was seated il
, the stern of the boat and to add to thu
tragic circumstances surrounding the
case, in falling, he toppled over the
; gunwale and sank in Is feet of water
Young Mr.. Milne, at the oars, wa
hurrying the boat toward the shore
when his father, who had complained
of feeling i'll, suddenly fell into tn
water Autopsy performed after thu
body reached Barre made it plain tina
: death ensued before Mr.. Milne reaches
the water. The end was due to cere
: bral hemorrhage.
2 The following are monthly rates pai
f the militia when in federal service
} Officers receive allowances for quar-
tiers. Enlisted men receive 20 per cen
extra and double time for foreign SCI
vice.
Officers
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