The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
MONTPELIER
Capital Savings Bank Elects Directors
for Another Year.

Capital Savings Bank Elects Director!
for Another Year.
The stockholders of the Capital Saw.
ings bank Of Montpelier elected direc.
tors at the annual meeting held yester-
day afternoon and the directors in turn
Ire-elected the officers for the year en-
suing. The directors chosen were Thorn
as J.. Deavitt, Albert Johonott, A. j.
Sibley and George Blanchard of Mont
pelier, Alexander Cochran of Wells Riv-
Ter, H. L. Tapln of Washington, ID. c.,
and w. G. Nye of North Montpelier.
All were present with the exception of
Mr.. Taplin. Officers elected were as
follows: President, I. j. Deayitti first
vice president, Albert j. Johonott; sec
vice president, A. ]. Sibley; treasurer,
Frank N. Smith.
In probate court Frank N. Smith of
Montpelied settled his account as adj
ministrator of the estate of Rues Luz
clint X Watts, late of Waterbury. Grin
II. Smith of Marshfeld settled his ac-
count as administrator of the estate
OF Mary j. Tanner and Curtis r. Martin
of Marshfield settled his account as ex-
ecutor of the viii of Matthew J. Eaton,
late of Marshfeld. The will of Daniel
Worcester, late of Roxbury was proven.
H. f. Paddleford, who has been max
ing few days visit with friends in
this city, his former home, returned to-
day to Hortonville, where he has a po-
sition with the Hortonia Power COM
psny.
0verseer of the Poor George F. Lack
ey, who succeeds w. c. Lamphere, has
practically decided to retain the sery-
ices of Dean Slack as caretaker of the
farm for the present at least. Mr.. and
Mrs Slack moved their household goods
to the farm the middle of the week, the
former having been named by 0verseer
Lamphere for the position. He finished |
worked Saturday for the Montpelier & /
Wells River road, where he has been |
employed for several years, and it was |
not known exactly what his position /
would be worth with the change in over
seers.
Julius Wilcox of Ludlow, who recent i
" became the law partner of Fred +. /
arrived in the city last even
ing the condition of the little daughter
having greatly improved.
Edwin 5. Meigs has purchased of Ar
thur w. Daley, the bowling alleys and
pool room located on School street, and 1
will continue to operate the same tax.
ing possession in the near future. Mr.. A
Daley owned and conducted the amuse-
ment place for around ten years. but
for the last year and a half has given
most of his attention to his new place
1n State street.
William Farwell and Robert Mills left
this morning for Rutland. where they
will attend the annual conference of the
older BOYS OF the Green Mountain state.
The conference is under the supervision
# Byron A. Clark, state Y. NJ. G. A. sec
'etary and Gov. Gates is expected to be
i speaker.
The Independents were forced TO be
'ontent with one point last evening at
he School street bowling alleys in their
rame with the Clerks, the latter pin
opplers gathering a total Of 1888 for
he three strings against 1884 for the
blackwell was high sin
he and high three string total bowler,
Nth rs and lQ2.
John II. Senter has gone TO Burling
on. being engaged a. counsel IN
nit being tried in that city.