The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-09
MONTPELIER
Capital Poultry Association Will End Its
Show Tonight.

The Capital Poultry association closes
its usual exhibit at Montpelier at 10
o'clock this evening, The attendance has
been larger then usual, possibly due in
part to the large number of legislators
who have visited the show Last even
ing G. G. Shayier Of Lee, Mass, who II
Judge of the show, spoke in the dining
room of the city hall before we'll filed
room of people upon calling, marketing,
general care of birds and urging the fan
eiers to select strains that will be profit
able 10 thesemlves and the neighhorhood
in which they reside,
During Wednesday afternoon A. II.
Smith, the Judge upon the utility strains,
awarded the prizes a. follows: ION
American BIRDS, first, II, A. Vidal Of
Montpelier, on Single Combed Rhode Is,
land Reds; second, to Il. r. Tarbox,
Barre, on Rose Combed White Wyau.
dottes; Mediterranean breeds. first
and second to George Hathaway of
Worcester, on Brown Leghorns.
The funeral Of Patrick Starkey. who
died yesterday morning of diabetes, will
be held at ST. Augustiues church Friday
morning at $3.50. He was born in
Galway Ireland, In 1851, but had lived in
Montpelier many years. He leaves five
children, as follows: Mrs. X, A. Kynoch
of New Haven, Conn. Mrs. Charles Kane
Of ST. Johnss, N. b., Mrs Neil Godfrey,
William A. and John Starkey of Mont
pelier.
After finishing the Eiechman trial for
smuggling, the United States district
court Wednesday, the jury was drawn in
the case Of United States VS. Alfred
Cameelli Of Boston, charged with SNUG.
Cling some $4,000 worth Of opium into
the country from Canada, to which the
respondent pleaded not guilty.
An affidavit Of intention to increase
the capital stock of the Groyeton Paper
Co., Inc, of Brattleboro, has been filed
at the office Of the secretary of state.
This corporation proposes to issue 5000
shares of non cumulative preferred
stock and 10000 shares of common stock
Articles of association of the Springfield
Quarry Co., Inc, of Springfield, have
been filed at the Office of the secretary
Of state The capital stock of this cor
poration is $1,000 The incorporators
are w. Il. Dix, Eyorard Stubs, Harold
c. Miller and Julian S. Jacobs, all Of
Springfield
A loving cup bearing the inscription
Hon, Frederick g. Fleetwood, Secretary
+ of State, presented by his assistants
Jan, 0, 1919" was given to-day to the re.
firing secretary of state by his office as
sistants.
There win be a meeting of the district
superintendents of schools in the north
ern Connecticut valley including Gale,
donna county and parts of other coun-
tries, Friday, Jan. 10, at Wells River
This meeting will be addressed by Com
missioner NJ b. Hillegas and A. w
Hewitt of the state board viii also be
pres emit.
A meeting Of the committee on teach.
.-.' "o~ '0ne was held in the rooms OF
the state board Of education on Wednes.
j 49,, ~. tlt purpose of considering the
proposal Of an amendment to the pres.
ent law for the pensioning of teachers
This committee is composed of Super
intendent David B. Locke of Rutland
Superintendent M D. Chittenden of Bur.
| ington, Judge f. C. Hover of Bmling,
ton Mise Caroline Woodruff Of Johnson
and Fred Rowland of Montpelier