The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-18
MONTPELIER

The name and officers of the Mont.
pelier Teachers Economic league were
announced last evening. The organiza-
tion was completed at the meeting held
Monday evening Miss Rose Lucia was
elected chairman and Miss Jessie l..
Parker secretary. The advisory com
mittee is composed Of Misses Caroline
NJ. Griswold, Bessie NJ. Cudworth, Nell
lie Z. 0'Brien, Mary l.. 0sgood, Helen
o. Bliss, Emma J. Foster and Miss Lu-
cia. The publicity committee is com
posed of William H. Clossey, Misses
Grace NJ. Clark, Florence Briggs and
Pauline Fisher and Mrs. Bessie b. Nor
ton. 1t is the intent Of the organi-
zatipn to avoid utilization with the
Federation of Labor.
C. H. Darling of Burlington was in
the city yesterday attending business
connected with the American Fidelity
company.
John McGrath of Georgia was To-
cal visitor in Montpelier Wednesday
afternoon.
The dance given Wednesday evening
by the group of yong men who have
been conducting these for a few weeks
in the armory, was attended by an
other large crowd in spite of the cold
weather CAROLS orchestra furnished
music.
Mrs. Samuel Somerville of Norwich
is visiting with Mrs. Frank Hardigan,
her sister.
The holiday open house of the' Apollo
club took place Wednesday evening in
their rooms in the Langdon block with
a large attendance of the members,
with their wives and ladies. Dancing
was the favorite pastime, while card
playing, billiards and pool were also
in order The rooms were very tasti-
" decorated with Yuletide designs,
evergreen trees and crepe paper being
used. A buffet luncheon was served.
The arrangements were in charge OF
the board of managers, Carroll Duke,
Fred Yeaton and A. c. Blanchard, as
sisted by DIR. X. j. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Jayne, Mrs. Blanchard
and Grover Templeton.
Special turkey dinner served at Will
Jamestown inn Christmas day at $3.50
per plate. If you plan to take dinner
here, please notify the proprietor, +, A..
Bruce, by telephone as early as possible.
adv.
The Montpelier and Wells River pas
senger train was about three hours
late last evening because of waiting
for the connections at Wells River from
the Boston and Maine railroad. The
two morning trains to-day on the Cen,
trail Vermont railway were 30 minutes
late owing to the excessive cold wealth
err, which makes it hard for an engine
to heat sufficiently to draw train on
time.
The mercury ranged from IS to "a
degrees below zero in Montpelier this
morning.
A hearing occurs in the commission
er of industries office this afternoon
relative to compensation in the matter
OF lnnoventa Bianchi VS. G. B. Bianchi
Granite Co.
The total number of deer killed in
the open season has been increased to
4.044, of which IA were reported on
Wednesday. These are in the follow
ing counties: Rutland 2, Windham a.
Windsor 8. The commissioner expects
an increased number of reports from
Essex county, in which only small
number have been reported to date.
The reports to the agricultural dc.
partment show that in the month of
November COW testing of G57 head oc-
Cured in Washington county. These
tests we're made in some 40 herds and
the best record was made BY a six
year-old Holstein of Carver brothers
in Barre. The COW produced 1904
pounds Of milk or 500 pounds of but
ter fat. There is considerable inter.
est being shown in COW testing asso-
citation work and it is expected by the
first of the new year that organiza.
tions will be formed in Wai96eld and
Waterbury. The herd reports at this
time are in the Washington county and
Cabot associations.
j.. 7. Woodbury. and company Of
Burlington has filed articles of eopor-
alton in the secretary Of states office
for the purpose of transacting bust.
ness in Burlington, which includes the
sale of bonds The capital stock is
$4,000, while the papers are signed
by Il, P. Woodbury. and c. L. Wood
bury of Burlington and H. r. Wood
of Montreal