The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04
MONTPELIER
Heaton Hospital Annual Meeting Held
Yesterday Afternoon.

} The annual meeting of the directors
of Heaton hospital with the election o.
officers for the year ensuing was helC
yesterday afternoon at the city hall with
la good attendance The directors were
Unanimous in the feeling that the pros.
poets for the hospital are exceedingly
bright with a good sized endowment
fund and the institution in a splendid
financial condition. Miss Anne Crozier
was chosen as matron, which position
she has satisfactorily filed since the
departure of Miss Stoeker, and Miss
! Katherine Crozier will continue as as
sistant matron. The following officers
were elected: President, Melville 4.
Smile; vice president, Herbert G, Glea-
son; treasurer, Andrew j. Sibley treas
urer, Charles Fl. Heaton; executive COM
mittee, A. J. Sibley, chairman; Lucius
d. Taft, James NJ. Boutwell,, Wallace
G.. Andrews. The election of Mr. Heaton
as secretary marked the commencement
of the goth consecutive year he has
served the hospital directors in that ca
pacity and it was after much persuasion
that he consented to again occupy the
position, and then only upon the condi-
tion that he will be relieved from the
duties another year.
Tomorrow evening Montpelier semi
nary and Spaulding high school of Barre
will open the basketball season of the
northern preparatory league, organized
last fall by members of the faculties,
the contest TO be played at Armory
hall. The seminary has practieed faith
fully under the coaching of 5. A. Dole,
who is center of the Logan Square five
and promise to give other teams in the
league a hard fight for the leadership.
Mrs. Fred Greenough, who has been
making a two weeks visit in the city
with relatives, left this forenoon for
her home in Haverhill, Mass.
Rex T. Howard, who has been making
an extended visit in the city as the guest
of his brother Lawrence Howard, on
the East Montpelier road, left to-day
for his home in Detroit, Mich.
marriage license was issued yester-
day afternoon at city clerks Office to
Edwin /. Stone of this city and Mary E. /
Clough Of Northfeld.
Frank Lamperti, Chandler Brown,
Phillip Hayden and George Brooks left
lAsl evening anu lu-uaY TOT burlington, T
TO resume their studies at the Univers-
" Of Vermont. which opens tomorrow,
after the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Dean Seaver of 81 Terrace street
eft last night for Long Beach, Cal,
where she win pass tie winter
Miss Martha Fosstun, who has been
n the employ Of DT. and Mrs. II. A.
Flint for several years, left last night
or Bangor. Wis. for an indefinite visit
With relatives
G. NJ. Spooner. former president Of {
Norwich university. who has been max
NJ visit in Montpelier, left last night
or Charlcstown. n IT,
Among those who returned Yesterday
itcrnoon 70 Dartmouth college were:
PAUL n. DcBoer Hcldcn Farrar. and
red =. Laird il.
Among the attorneys in the city d
ttcnd the opening Of the January term
G supreme eourt az 10 O'Clock this Z
iorning were Alexander Dunnett. It. 7
ohnsbury; Clarke G Fits. n. e. Bacon /
nd r. Y. ID. Pipsr Buttieboro; n. b.
Stickrey Ludlow Warner a. era 8
am Bclioas Fails. r. p Brown. Bur- Z
ngtol Harry q Wittcr.. st. Johns o
my. g. a. Dafton. Hardwick. Warrcn !
! Austin. SIS Al6ans. .