The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-27
MONTPELIER
Martin Jeromine Died in Hospital in
West Virginia.

I ptCitu%neIe4 EHIlH tulS week from west
/ Virginia, whore he died the last of the
week in a hospital He was in the army
/ and suffered an operation for removal
of his tonsils, after which he developed
pneumonia and failed so that the first
of last week his father was called to
his side The young man seemed to be
getting better when on Friday he had
a relapse. Death occurred that day.
Late information is that the body will
be here Tuesday. The deceased was
"a years of age. He was d native of
Gilmore, attended Montpelier seminary
and studied law two years in the office
OF Senter and Senter, and served in
the army. He is survived by his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Jeromine,
three brothers, Ray, Earl and Forrest,
and sister, Beulah. The funeral ar
rangements are not completed.
| A conference of the state board Of
education of Vermont and similar or
CARNATIONS of New Hampshire will oc-
eur Oct 30 and 81 at Woodstock, when
the members of the two boards will
talk over the work each state is trying
to do. This is a novel feature, for un-
til New Hampshire enacted its law last
winter, there have been no two states
in the union that had laws near enough
alike so that conference could be held
to discuss the problems of the two
states. The New Hampshire law has
been almost duplicate of the Yer
mont law on education.
Train Dispatcher Buck of the Cen
trail Vermont railway was in the city
this morning in connection with the
management Of the railway.
Reports from Mrs Joseph loyal, who
was operated upon last week at Mary
Fletcher hospital, are that she is max
ing a nfce recovery. The operation was
of a very serious nature.
w. l.. Coggins OF Boston has been en-
gagged as district superintendent OF the
Addison northwest district Mr.. Cog
gins has seen considerable experience,
having taught in the rural schools, been
principal of schools and supervisor IN
city and district work in MASSACHUSETTS
and Maine. @& IA
DIR. NJ. L. Hllegas has returned from
New York, where on Saturday, as one
of the trustees of Columbia university, |
he attended the presentation of the de-
gree of L. l.. d. to King Albert Of Bel
GUM. The king appeared quite i'll at |
ease during the ceremony and az
though he would have been more at
home leading his army than being en-
tertained by a nation.
The Smith, Scboff and Paschal com
pany of St. Adams, with capital |
stock of $4,000 has filed papers Of as
citation with the secretary of state
Tie purpose of the company is to do
about all kinds OF business, including |
real estate, insurance Special mention
is made of the man acting as trustee /
for women who have property to man
age. The papers are signed by Fuller
G. Smith and Charles f. Schoff Of st.
Alabns and Walter b. paschall of Okla
bona, Okla.
Harold O'Brien, who strained his
heart some months ago in the Capital
garage, is able to be oft of doors again.
Mrs. George Z. Richards, who has
been with her husband here while he1
the Long trial, went to her
home in Boston Sunday afternoon. Her
father, Charles Foster. is not feeling
very well, so Mrs. Richards went home.
For many years her family lived in
She was known here as
Carolyn Foster, and they lived on Vine
street She has spent quite little of
the time here visiting old friends Her
grandfather was owner Of the Union
house and later Of the Montpelier
house, two hotels in Montpelier
The funeral Of Frank f. York oc-
cured at 1880 o'clock this afternoon
from his late home in East Montpelier
lie died Saturday morning after about
two months Illness, having suffered a
shock. He was a native Of Waterbury,
born 65 years ago, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George York. He had lived in and
about East Montpelier most Of his life.
He was married 80 years ago to Miss
Ellen Gould of East Montpelier who,
With two sisters, survives the deceased.
The interment was in Cutler cemetery.
jun" Laird gave a good account Of
himself from the reports received here
sunday relative to the football game
between Princeton and Colgate, which
vas played Saturday afternoon, In