The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-24

ed again, for it was long run for the
teams.
The directors OF the Washington
County Farm Loan association are
holding meeting this afternoon in the
Office of the secretary, John H. Stone
The secretary of the Federal Land
bank, H. S. Mccormick, attended the
meeting.
Arthur Bailey and family of Middle
sex leave tonight for California, where
they will spend the winter.
Ira $. Flint Of Roxbury has settled
his account in probate court Of the
estate of Seth Nj. H. Flint, late Of that
town. DR.. 4. Il. Ellis OF Brookfeld has
been appointed administrator in Yer
mont of the estate Of Charles Newcomb,
late of Grantham, n. II. Lizzie NJ
Plastridge of Mortified has been APP
pointed administrative of the estate of
Wallace A. Plastridge, late of that
town.
Rev Frank Bloomfield left this after
noon for a visit with his son, Rev
Stanley Bloomfield, in Northampton,
Mass
J. G. Brown, insurance commissioner,
who has been ait Hot Springs in West
Virginia. is expected home tomorrow.
The commissioner of industries has
received from the Fairbanks company
in st. JohHsbury the report OF the death
of Fred Hall Of Stannard, which took
place the 18th OF the month in Walden,
where he was employed by the com
pany cutting timber. He ran away
from falling tree and was hit by a
limb which broke from another, frac-
turing his skull He was % years OF
age.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, who
have been visiting Mrs. Jessie Watkins
and other relatives, have gone TO their
home in Montreal
Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Anderson Of
Barre left to-day for Philadelphia,
where they viii visit, ond then 20 to
Los Angeles, Cal, for the winter.
A. p. r. WadIund of Hartford Conn,
who has been visiting friends in the
city, has gone back home.
The commissioner of weights and
measures has received a complaint that
baker in Montpelier was not mark
ing the weight on the loayes of bread.
The matter was investigated this morn
ing and it was found that an error in
printing had taken place, so that the
matter has been Strengthened out,
The agricultural department has
completed the giving OF short course
to 10 young men in the state college.
This is to qualify them in testing milk,
cream, cheese and similar products.
They have also taken course for ad
vancing the registration so that now
they are qualified to go into the field
work for COW testing associations.
The secretary of state has received a
copy Of the book which the Green
Mountain camp 1.-THE University of Ma
ture) is putting out for advertisement
of their camp on the shores Of Lake
Hortonia, near Brandon, and in Hub
bardton and Sudbury. This summer
camp was brought TO Vermont through
the influence Of the publicity depart
ment OF the secretary of states Office.
Linus Leavens is in Burlington and
tonight will attend the annual meet
ing OF the Fish and Game league,
Inc surveyors from the state enSl-
neer's office are working on a proposed
federal aid project in road construction
in East Montpelier. 1t viii commence,
ii approved near the bridge south Of
the Gallison Hill turn and will continue
through East Montpelier village TO the
place where the road divides for North
Montpelier and Plainfeld. This will
leave a short distance between the
road now being completed and the pro-
posed road but the building Of the
bridge will be eliminated. The survey
ing parties are also running lines on
proposed projects in Irasburg, Dandy
and Royalton
The four day old child of Mr., and
Mrs +. Fernandez died at Heaton hos
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