The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-06
MONTPELIER
Vermont Regiments Loving Cup Received
from Charlotte, N. G

from Charlotte, N. G,
Col. II. T. johnson on Tuesday re-
ceived from Co. +, b. Thomas the loving
cup which the city of Charlotte. y. G.
presented TO the First Vermont regi.
ment Christmas day. On one side Of the
cup, which stands II inches tall and IL
of sterling silver with gold lining, APP
pears the following werd; "a Christ
mas Token, presented to the First Yer
mont regiment infantry at Camp Greene
near Charlotte, ~ c., by the people of
of Charlotte through their mayor the
Hon. i. Il. McNinch, Dec. 25, 1911" II
Is understood that cups similar to this
one were presented to che different regi-
ments which were at the camp mt that
time. The acceptance took place, after
which IL was sent here to be placed IN
the Vermont Historical rooms which will
| be done when the Historical society
moves into the new building.
| The state board Of pharmacy is in ses-
| sion in the State House; that is to say,
Mr.. Skinner of the board was present
this morning but owing to poor train
service none of the applicants nor the
rest of the board had reached Montpel
Ter. II will be the first appearance with
the board of +. d. Pierce, the newly APP
pointed member from Barton.
Miss Beatrice Holton is at her home in
Mortified, having been called there by
the illness of her mother.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. Prescott.
w. H. Jeffrey leaves the first of the
week for Boston, where he will study
for a few days the scientific methods
used in the different homes in that city
upon the diagnosis of the children, who
come to these homes. He leaves Thurs
day for two days in Franklin county,
where he will investigate dozen com
plants that have been made to him.
Commissioner of Education NJ. b. Hill
legas left this afternoon for Benning-
ton, where he attends a meeting of the
school directors tomorrow. He returned /
this morning from conference in Bos-
ton.
AT Calvary church in New York City |
on Feb 3, Lieut.. Henry Lord Norton I
and Miss Bessie b. Bowers, both of I
Montpelier, were married. Lieut.. Nor
ton has served three years under British,
fraleh and Belgian colors, and after re.
ceiving an honorable discharge and a 4
service at the-front decoration from the
British government, he resigned to ac- 4
cept commission under the American
flag. He is a brother of Col. John G.
Norton OF this city. Mrs. Norton is
of Wellesley college and for
several years a member of the Montpel-
Ter high school faculty. Lieut.. Norton
IS under orders for foreign service. which
somewhat FASTENED the wedding plans.
The marriage of Henry Cerro and Mrs. I
Nellie Curier Cerro of this city took
place Monday at the st. Augustine's
ectory, Rev 7. j. Long officiating. This
their second marriage. After having
ived together for some years divorce
vas obtained about year ago, and last
'aturday they appeared at the city
Jerks office, securing another marriage
Icense, which has been returned TO the I
ity clerk, showing their marriage. II
The fire alarm system was out of i
'orking order at times Tuesday after !
Don and this morning, owing to the
rouble which the New England Tele- !
""ht toHPdHS ~ HdFliiR WIN lLs cable
! the conduit on Main street. From
me to time during Tuesday afternoon n
he circuit would open and then the a
'bistle and bell would sound. This o
forming another circuit acted the same a
ay, but this was between the motor o
'om in the city hall and the fire station C
nd was hurriedly repaired so the sys- a
m was practically in working order.
temporary cable was run from the
'rner of Barre and Main streets to the =
ty hall to handle the system. NJ
On Thursday evening in Montpelier
meeting of the county food admins OF
alton will be held, at which time the in
ting state food administrator, John pl
Cushing, will be present and will tn
obably explain the handling of the 70
w regulations which are to be carried til
1t by the food administrators. tn