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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-12
ORANGE COUNTY FARMERS
ASSOCIATION NOTES.
For week ending sept. ..

Seventeen soy bean plots have been
visited this past week and meetings held
at eight of them. The soys are looking
very promising as a plant to increase
our protein supply from homegrown
feeds. As hay it analyses in the same
class as alfalfa and the seeds are OF the
same protein content as cotton seed meal.
The green fodder is readily eaten by
nearly all of our farm animals and is
as valuable as clover cut green. The
yield is not high per acre but 1t IS easily
grown and if properly inoculated acts as
a soil improver. If you have not looked
at the plots in your vicinity, it will pay
YOU to do so before the corn is cut and
see the soys in the corn. Next year
they will be tried out again with varia-
tions from this years treatment.
The first demonstration meeting was
at South Newbury on the farm of George
Chamberlain; attendance, ., This plot
has the best beans so far visited IN the
county. The second meeting was in
North Thetford on the farm of c. A. Will
cox; attendance, 5. In this plot the soys
alone are much better than in the corn.
The third meeting was Wednesday fore
noon at the farm of WEIGH brothers, IN
Tunbridge. The attendance was 10 in
spite of the rain. These soys are not as
GOOD or as mature as in the valleys but
have grown we'll enough to warrant their
use even on the hills. The afternoon
meeting was at the farm of George
Tutherlv. Chelsea; attendance, g. These
beans are very representative OF what
they ought to do in this valley. Thurs
day, meetings were held at the farms OF
w. J. Cham berlain, Orange, and Edward
st. Peter, Williamstown. Both meetings
were attended by nine interested farmers
other than the owners. If the interest IN
the demonstration plots was as good
everywhere as at these places, the coun-
tv agent could feel that these plots were
well worth while. Friday q meeting was
held at the farm of Clifford Taft, East
Brooktield. These beans demonstrate
their ability to live and thrive under
conditions of drouth and sand that other
crops could not well survive. The at
tendance was nine. Saturday demon
stration meeting was held at the state
school of agriculture, where 10 varieties
were tried side by side. The character
istics of these different kinds are well
shown although the season was too late
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-12
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Ada Carr OF St Adams was a
sunday visitor Of Mr.. and Mrs +. II.
Ketchum and Monday left for Mansfield
Depot. Conn. where she went TO assist
in the care of an acquaintance.
c. Z. Lazelle, who was in critical
condition Friday night, is now much
more comfortable
Miss EVELYN Depny. who has been
passing the summer vacation with Mrs
q. J. Prince, went to Claremont, n, H.
Monday, where she is to resume teaching
in the high school for the coming year
Mrs. Julia Chaffee Of Mortified, who
since saturday, has been entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Richardson, left Mon
dav for Gaysville, where she viii visit
other relatives.
Mrs. Gus Wetmore closed 10 days
visit here with her mother, Mrs. J. Z.
Wells. and went to her home IN heene,
~ H., Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dales OF this place
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb OF
Island Pond for several days, Mrs. Cobb
being sister of Mrs. Dales.
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WEST BERLIN

Mrs. J. ". Scott and children OF Barre
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Coburn, Saturday.
Mrs. II. Mcgowan was in Northfield
Saturday
George A. Snow from West Hartford
visited c. H. Robinson last Sunday
Miss Madge Moody is visiting short
time in Cambridge and Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Belts from Waits
field. accompanied by Miss Hattie Cove
OF Montpelier, called on Mr., and Mrs b.
$. Cove Sunday.
Mrs II. w. Crockett and daughter,
Viola. were in Montpelier Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Glines are visiting
there daughter, Mrs W. F, Hill.
Mrs. 3. 5. Cove left here for Green.
field. Mass, Monday morning to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Johnson.
Miss Thena Dewey from Northheld
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ayers.
Mrs Ella Winch from Northiicld is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs B. 5. Cove.
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SOUTH CABOT

Merton Becklcv and man OF Groton
were here last week working on the
Molly Falls telephone Tine.
d. s. Hall and son, Avon, were in
Worthwhile and Stowe selling honey one
day last week
ELLA Putnam is working in Carl Dur
gins family in East Cabot for Jew
days.
Mrs. Ellis Leonard and children Of East
Cabot were Sunday visitors at Wesley
Halls.
Edith Lcmere Of Marshfeld bill was at
r. NJ. Putnam's two days last week
Myrtle Bemis OF Marshfeld spent
few days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Avon Hall.
Several from here attended the tair at
St. Johnsbury last week.
G.oldie Stocker had the misfortune 10
hurt one OF her fingers quite badly one
day last week, when a horse which she
was handling stepped on the finger and
jammed it.
Mrs. Charles Grace and daughter, Jul
liza. of Barre visited at George Gees last
week and called on other friends.
Henry Lapoint and Rose Colberth OF
Tunbridge visited at Rufus Aliens last
week. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lapoint OF VIM
throp. y H., visited his sister, Mrs. Ru-
fus Allen, part OF last week.
Clifford Merrifeld and Fannie Hough-
ION. daughter OF l.. O. Houghton, we're
united in marriage at Danville, Friday,
sept. s. by Rev. Mr. Sharples. The best
wishes OF their friends go with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Walbridge OF
Woodsville, \. H., and 5. f. Houghton
and wife were callers in the place sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G Cassidy and friends
went to the White mountains sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith OF Wells
River visited at Mr.. Aliens last week
Ellie Russell and family Of st. Johns
bury called at George Gees Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Scribner and son, Gerald,
went to Stowe Monday to stay for
week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gee visited in
Plainfeld Sunday.
Agnes and Catherine Grace. who had
been spending their vacation with their
grandmother, Mrs. George Gee. returned
to their home in Barre Monday.
G. f. Scribner OF Graniteville was at
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Allen we're in
Walden Sunday.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES
Howe's Travel Pictures Are of Real
Worth to Audience.

Travel. more and more, is becoming an
essential part of an education. II IS no
longer a luxury, but necessity No
doubt this fact explains the great vogue
and success of Lyman II. Howe's travel
festival. which comes to the opera house
tonight. over three million people who
travel annually with Lyman II. Howe
know from experience that no entertain
ment before the American public offers
more wholesome and satisfying pleasure.
The benefit that NAV be derived from 1t
a incalculable MIR. Howe's current pro-
gram includes far-off Hawaii. snowbound
Norway. medieval and modern Spain. the
United states military academy at West
Point. and diversified activities by the
splendidlv trained cadets odd dissolving
portraits Of famous men, various speci-
mems Of birds and fish in their natural
colors. the amusing prsnks Of a tiny
baby. new animated cartoons, and man.
others-Ady.
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ADAM ANT

Robert Lowery and Vaughan Burnham
were in Marshfeld and Cabot on business
Saturday. :
AFRO Slavton of East Calais was IN
town recently 10 see his daughter Mrs
1Jbbetts. who is ILL.,
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs FREQ
Orr Sept. 3.
Ruth Lipscy OF Barre has been visiting
IN the place for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gray OF Norces.
ter were Sunday visitors at the home OF
T. l.. Woods.
Earl Cummings and family of Barre Wis
tied at Robert Lowery's Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mcleod were call
ers in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Wilmot and SON.
Roland of New Hampshire were recent
visitors at Mrs. Kings. She returned
with them for few days outing at their
cottage at Lake Fairlee.
Ben Hatch and mother took an auto
trim to New Hampshire recently.
Mrs. Markham of Worcester is caring
for Mrs. Tibbetts. who is i'll
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ROXBURY

Ntrs " Soule went to Boston on
business Monday for a few days.
Mertie Howe left for Tunbridge Mon
day.
ilr. Pickett was in Mortified Sunday
70 fiji the pulpit 10 the Congregational
church. while Mr.. Sargent OF that church
held communion services here.
Misses Gertrude O'Grady, Rernice Wild
or. Evelyn Dickinson and Dora Bacon
went on a hike Sunday afternoon TO East
Granville and back, returning after the
moon came out. Thanks to the man IN
IN, moon. they arrived home safely.
The Young people Of the village had a
corn roast SATURDAY night About Is
were present, and good time was en-
loved BIZ all.
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PLAINFIELD

Miss Alice Knapp Is home for lew
days with her parents,
Miss Iuey stoddard visited Mr. ana
Mrs. Lewis Hammett Of East Montpelier
last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edgar stoddard are
spending few days IN Greensboro
George English Of Montpelier recently
visited Mr.. aud Mrs. Warren fiheld'
Mrs. Roxy Richards is in the hospital
al Nashua. \. H., for treatment.
pliny Shorev of Mheeloek visited his
mother, Mrs. Ellen shorey, last week
Weston Cate, who has been conducting
IIniyersalist services in town during the
summer months, has returned TO st.
Lawrence university.
Mrs. Winfield Glidden visited relatives
In Fast Montpelier Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Parker was called TO Wa
terbury Tuesday by the death OF her
mother. Mrs. Abbic Mallory. The flu
neral services were held in East Mont
pelicr Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Farnham were IN
Montpelier Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Morse of Waterbury Cen.
ter recently visited Rev. and Mrs. A. W.
Hewitt
Mrs. Lois Martin and granddaughter
Of Essex Junction visited MIR. and Mrs.
W. J. Batchelder last week.
Mfr. and Mrs. c. A. Burnham Of Bur
lington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Dean
Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank March OF East
Calais and Mr.. and Mrs. !" J.. Knapp
and grandson, Kenneth Bartlett, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pike OF Hardwiek
Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. !. Newton Perrin we're
in Montpelier Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Batcheldcr and ). W.
Batchelder were in St Johnsbury last
week
Mrs. Martha Heath spent Friday in
Montpelier. -
+. i. Duke has returned from Massa-
chusetts and New Hampshire, where ne
has been spending the summer.
Mrs Ed Stowe and Miss Pearl Stowe
were in Montpelier Friday.
Ralph Gillette OF Bellows Falls is Wis
ting nj the home OF Nelson Hamel.
Mrs q. w. Hodgdon visited Mr. and
Mrs. Bryant OF Montpelier SATURDAY.
Mrs. Jesse tHAfQntf hl iihltt''S -
tied friends and relatives IN town last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook OF New Hampshire
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Martin
Mrs Alma Shores OF Barre IS visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dix and sen were
in Montpelier Friday.
4. f. Davis OF Barre was IN town sat
urday on business.
The library will be closed from Sept.
ID at s u. m. until Oct. Il. Those wish
inc books to read during that time may
get them Saturday. -
The regular meeting OF the village
Improvement society was held at the
home of Mrs. !. Newton Perrin Tuesday
evening. Union Supervisor " Il. Lance
gave very interesting talk on Our
Schools"
Mrs. Lucinda Townsend entertained
her two cousins. Mrs. l.. c. Newell OF
Fall River. Mass. and Mrs. c. J. Good
rich al dinner at the Bancroft inn FRI
day OF last week, -,
Miss McGovern Of Roxbury visited Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Woodcock part OF last
week :
Mr.. and Mrs Oryille Baker and sons OF
Concord were in town Sunday.
Mrs Karl Woodcock and daughter are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Oryllle Baker OF
Concord
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EAST BRAJNTREE

Rov Thayer and wife of Pittsicld,
Mass, are the guests of his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs Timothy Blanchard.
G. W. Flagg. who has been quite Ill
for several days, is improving. Miss Hat
tie Sault, 4. trained nurse, is caring for
him.
Miss Nadine Scribner IS visiting with
friends in Randolph.
G. b. Wheeler and wife of Marshfeld
are the guests of f. A. Wheeler
Lester Flagg of Brockton, Mass, has
been called here by the illness OF his ia
Their. G. w Flagg.
The mems class met last week with
T. w. Day and enjoyed corn roast
The Snowsville grange holds its next
meeting Sept Is, when the third and
fourth degrees will be conferred.
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peace charge and was fined Sl5.j3, which
he paid. He was also paced under the
care of Probation Officer Sluthgate and
Judge A. G. Whitman stipulated that IN
case of further bad behavior he shall
serve six months at hard labor. The
specific breach Of the peace consisted Of
whipping his lG-year.old daughter, Rosa
Vitro, who is in her mothers CUSTODY
since divorce proceedings scwral yea.a
ago. Mrs. Nitro for some time had been
working in STAFFORD
Mrs. Hattie Dean Rogers ms gone 70
Gaysville as housekeepel for Ms. Fred
erick Gay.
Hotel guests Yesterday included VII
liam 5 O,tander, Mr. and Mrs. \ j..
Ostandcr and Miss Gretchen Ostander ct
SchuvleryiIle, y y who called at +. T..
Gilman's; !. 7. Whittier of Barre, Mr.
and Mrs. W. 3, Mills. Bruce N. Mills
and Reginald of Rutland.
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BETHEL

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Ryder OF st.
Adams spent Sunday with their cousin,
Mrs. a. X. Honsinger.
Mrs. c. +. Hepburn and Mrs. D. G.
Adams were in Rutland on the last day
of the fair.
Miss Rebecca Bundy Of Nashua, \. H.,
is guest at B. G. Bundys.
Percy Neyins, whose sudden illness last
Friday caused some excitement, was able
to leave Tor home in Portland, Me-, Sun
day night Four years ago he worked at
the quarries here and boarded at the
home of Henry w. Davis
Mrs. John D, Wheeler is i'll with the
grip.
Mike Vitro appeared in court last Sat
urday, pleaded guilty to breach OF the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-12
ORANGE

Ernest Bison spent last week with
friends at Highgate Springs.
Charles Wood of Boston has been
spending few weeks with his sisters,
Mrs. Ada Whitcomb and Mrs. Alta Rich
ardson.
Miss Florence Machia, who recently
had leg broken when thrown from a
wagon, is reported to be doing as well
as could be expected, although she SUI
fers much pain, and it will be a long
time before she viii be able to be around.
Mrs. Alta Richardson and Mrs. Ada
Whitcomb returned last Wednesday from
a weeks visit with relatives III Newport
and points in Canada, making the trip
by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chamberin re-
Gently spent a few days in the White
mountains with friends.
1t is expected that next Sunday VIII De
the last one that Rev. A. }. Lord VIII
preach before going TO Amherst college.
it is hoped there viii be good attend
ance
The regular meeting of the grange will
be held next Friday night and all mem
bers are urged to be present, also each
one is asked to have a short story, reel
tation or music with which to answer
roll call.
The o. F. s. will give an entertain
ment at the church Thursday evening at
s o'clock, consisting OF recltations and
music. Everyone is cordially invited to
attend. Admission, adults, zoe, children
under twelve years, free.
Miss Gladys Richardson goes this week
TO Boston for few weeks, making the
trim with her uncle, Charles Wood. in
his auto.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs. NJ. d. Church has returned from
a visit in Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. w. H. Church was quite Ill last
week,
4 6. Pride attended the st. Johnsbury
fair.
Miss Ellen BRYANT will attend South
Rovalton high school this fall
Prof G. L. Greene and family went
to Newport Sunday
Quite delegation from Windsor coun-
ty visited the state farm last Saturday
Miss Helen Wheeler of East Braintree
visited her uncle, J. c. Hubbard, last
week
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mcigs were IN
Hrookfcld Sunday.
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ITCHY RASH ON
/ CHEST AND FACE
Later On Shoulders and Back.
Burned Like Fire. Had No
Rest at Night.
HEALED BY CUTlCURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

81 had a rash which began on my chest
ard face, later going to my shoulders and
back. 1t was very itchy and l had to
scratch 1t which made it burn like FIRE. and
the skin was sore and inf1amed. When my
clothing would rub against it. 1t caused
itching and burning which was very unconi-
Portable and had no rest at night. for after
going to bed would go to sleep for few
moments only 70 be walked up again
Il let the rash go for about week when
I used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After
the first application they seemed TO stop
the burning and after ! used two boxes OF
Cuticura Ointment and four cakes Of Cuti-
cl.ra SOAP / was healed" (signed) VIM.
c. Robertson. SIS Mountain Ave. Dor
chester, Mass, Oct. 81. 1915.
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NORTH RANDOLPH

Miss Olive Tracy spent a few days last
week at J. G.. Pcrham's.
James Bacon has finished work for f.
y. Lewis and moved his family to Brook
field.
Miss Floy Camp IS home for short
time before returning to college at Bur
lngton.
Mrs William Thompson OF Troy, y.
Y. spent last week at Albert Ashline's
Mr.. and Mrs Z. A. Fits entertained
their children and grandchildren over
Labor day.
Mrs C. : Hall underwent an operation
at the Randolph sanatorium recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. TAFT and Mr.. and
Mr. VI. G. Buzzell were in burlington
SATURDAY q attend the funeral Of Miss
Anfha TAFT
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WASHINGTON.

MIR. and Mrs. f. F. Bohonon and Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Bohonon left Saturday
morning for Lowell. Mass, TO attend the
funeral of relative in that city. They
went in the formers auto and expect to
be gone several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dashner are hsV-
ing the pleasure of a visit from Emery
Dashner and bis sister, Emma, OF Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bresette are the
nroud parents Of a son born Thursday.
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Little Comrade .

is term complimentary to any WIFE,
hut how few nowadays deserve the com
pliment, If i'll health prevents. women
should remember that there Is one tried
and true remedy for their ailments; that
Is lydia F. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound. This medicine made from roots
and herbs has for forty years been ale
waiting the suffering Of women. making
them healthy and strong, and better
wives and mothers.-Adv.
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The Ordinary Kind.

Awhat sort Of woman Is Perkins
wife,
The ordinary kind. / guess Perkins
has a. much trouble with her a. the rest
% us do with our wives. Detroit tree
Press.
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to allow much maturity on any. over
30 from Windsor county made this their
lunch stop on their annual auto ride
There were two from Brookfield present
also.
The county agent joined the Windsor
county trip in the afternoon to see the
dynamite demonstration at Pomiret.
Two hundred feet Of ditch in swamp
was blown out and a tree in the swamp
blown to pieces High explosives rightly
handled can be used to very good advan-
tage on many of our farms.
For the week ending Sept. Is, dem
onstration meeting Is planned at the
farm of w H. Robinson, STAFFORD, on
Saturday at p. m. TO see soy beans and
alfalfa and meeting on Braintree hill
Friday evening for perfecting the organ
ization of local farmers club. Other
fields will be visited as far as time per-
mits outside of the state tair, where the
county agent has an exhibit in co-opera
ton with the extension strviee and the
other county associations.
Those having soys or different corn
varieties are asked to save samples OF
the corn or beans when their corn is cut
in order that the county agent can see
the maturity of varieties in different sec
tons. These samples should be not OF
picked stalks but average of the field as
near as can be estimated. He will try
to see them later but cannot visit all
who are co operating in the limited time
of two weeks.
Summary for week ending Sept, O.
Farmers visited NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Demonstration plots visited ........ II
Meetings held at demonstrations 5
Attendance at demonstrations $3.50. %
Other meetings visited ............ /
Attendance Observation-Disclosures. %
letters written &c
Notices sent out .................. IVA
Miles Travelled 34S
+. H. Loveland,
County Agent.
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But on the Lounge.

"He used to be a great man for long
distance running races
AND since he got married
wei. she saws it. the home stretch
that appeals to him now. Judge.
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: Goodnight C0rns !
We Use 'Gets-lt! ;"
, Drops in , Seconds - That's All
"GETS-IT" Does the Rest -
Never Fails

Really, l never could see hos some lev
people use the most difficult and painful way
they can find 70 get rid ~ eorns, They'll wrap
thoiF toes up with handbags into paeNsse
that hlls their Shoes full OF fcct and MATES
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and wrinkle up their faces. or they use saves
that cat right into the toe and make u raw
and sore. or they II use plnstsrF mat MAKE Ine
Gowns bulge. or nick and gouge 40 their corns
and make the toes bleed, Funny, Ent VI
GETS-IT' Is the simple. moder.i wonder Tor
eorns. just put drops on, IL dries instantly
No pain. fuss or trouble. The corn, enllouS or
war; loo~rns and comes or Millions U.s. moth
ing else"
+" GETS-IT" IL sold and recommended by
druggists everywhere. 2be N bottle, or sent on
receipt Of price, by Z, Lawrence Co.. Chi
eAgo. III,
Sold in Barre and recommended As the
worlds best corn remedy BY + 6. RUSSELL
ADV.
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Sample Each Free by Mail

With s2-p. skin Book on the treatment
q the ssin and scalp Address postcard
~Cutieurs. Dept 7. Bo-tsn-" sold ~
druggists and dealers throuzhout the world
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WAITSFIELD
w. II. barrow OF Putney Is Appointed
School Superintendent.


N. II. barrow Of Putney has been ap'
pointed superintendent OF schools for the
Waitsaeld Warren Waterbury union Tor
the coming year, in place OF Norman
Frost. MIR. barrow Is graduate 81
Mlddlebury college, Cornell Agricultural
college and has been a successful teach,
or in Maine. State Superintendent OF
Education Milo b. Hillegas, has given
much personal attention 10 the appoint
ment of superintendent for this union
and has selected Mr., barrow with an
idea of keeping in touch with him aud
helping him in many ways. owing 10
the fact that Snpt, Darrow's once mere
i so near 10 the Montpelier Office the
two will cooperate closely and work 10
the best advantage of the union The
community will be glad 20 welcome Mr.
barrow aud give him their firm support
In connection with the above II viii be
interesting for our readers 10 know that
state Supt. Hillegas has appointed Clyde
NJ. hin of Springfield, Ill., supervisor OF
all Junior high schools in the state, Mr..
Hill has been in charge of the model high
school nj the Springfield, Ill, state nor
NAL school and rs one of the foremost
authorities in the country on this work.
During the first few weeks of school this
fall he is to be in Waitsfold, where the
schools have been more or less divided on
account of lack of room in any one build
ing. The new high school building Is
well under way. Mr.. Hin will devote his
time to this work in all parts of the
state and will give his attention to the
proper organization of the junior high
schools.
r. 6. Joslyn has bought out y. =.
Chase's Montpelier express business
which will be conducted by Ward Joslyn'
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Benton of Yer
gennes were guests in town last week.
Misses Josie and Jessie Prentiss re-
turn this week to Utica, Y. Y.
Miss Rachel Lavansway commenced
her duties at the Waitstield house Sat
urdav.
Mrs. lack and two daughters OF Barre
are guests at J. c. Kingsburys.
Union prayer meeting at the NJ r.
church will be omitted this week.
The J. f. Crossett funeral was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs Il. j. McAllrster'
Robert Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kew LIoyd Maxwell and Guy Hunt.
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II II IIVF NlVHW'
County Agent,