The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-04
MONTPELIER
Miss Katherine Crozier Elected Super
intendent of Heaton Hospital to
Succeed Miss Low.

Succeed Miss Low.
Miss Bertha Low, as superintendent,
and Miss Adelaide ellis, as assistant
superintendent, have resigned from the
staff of Heaton hospital and the execu-
tive board has elected Miss Katherine
Crozier. former assistant matron, and
Miss Rose Cook, assistant. TO succeed
them. Miss Crozicr has had long serv-
ice in hospital training in addition to
her position as assistant IN Heaton
hospital. She saw considerable service
in France as Red Cross nurse. Miss
Cook is graduate OF the hospital and
has seen considerable army service in
France as Red Cross nurse.
Norwich basketball team will play
the Connecticut Aggies at Mortified
Thursday evening, Feb, 8.
The report Of the recent testing OF
the COWS at the Vail school has been
received at the commissioner OF edu-
cations office, 80 head OF cattle having
been rejected in the recent testing.
When they were tested before, "a head
were killed The marked increase in the
number at the second testing has caused
the department to start an investlga-
ton as TO its cause.
NJ. b. Hillegas left this afternoon
for Bakersfield, where he speaks this
evening at Founders day Of Brigham
academy. He will then go TO Arlington,
where he speaks Thursday evening at
a conference.
Miss Mary Joslyn Of Binghamton,
N. y, has been engaged as assistant
in the teacher-training course IN the
Burlington schools.
DR.. C. II. Burr was in Warren Tues
day, conducting an investigation IN
the Rich family. There have been four
iii with typhoid fever. One OF the mem
brrs OF the family died in December,
and since that time three Others have
been i'll.
G.. +. Lackey, deputy United States
marshal went to Cabot last evening
and arrested Thomas John O'Brien for
failure to return his QUESTIONABLE,
which under the federal regulations, u
stacking" in one form. He was brought
before Fl. G. Shurtleff and gave bail in
the sum of $500 O'Brien claims that he
never received any QUESTIONABLE; ;
therefore, could not renal it. He is a
farmer.
DIR. Howard MacArel of Akron, o.,
spoke at the Bethany church Tuesday
evening before a large audience on the
league Of nations, to which he Is OPP
posed He explained that no good
would come from the formation Of II
and predicted war within ten years
If II was formed. He claimed that
either England. United States, or ia
nan will control Mexico within that
period of time and he expects TO see
Japan and England allied in mutual
interests. He claims that Japan will
be al war unless she Is allowed to ex-
pand, because the nation is growing
fast. He had large audience.
The Railroad Five bowling team de-
feated the Old Timers Tuesday even
ing in the city league by score of
1850 TO 1901.
Miss Doris Emery is very low and
passed bad night.
The annual meeting of the board Of
pharmacy is taking place in the State
House. This meeting will include the
election of officers. Two candidates APP
peared this morning for examination,
while two more were expected during
the day. Mr.. Root, the newly appoint
cd member of the board, was not pres
eut and the members did not know un-
til they read it in the papers this morn
ing that III. A. Slade of Montpelier
would not take the office.
The report OF the death of Caesar
Campsni at Pownal, Jan. n, has been
received by the commissioner of indus
tries. It appears from the report that
the man was injured Dec 10, 1919, and
that he went to North Adams and was
on his way back to the employment OF
the Wilson and English Construction
company at Pownal, when he was hit
by a train. The construction company
claims that he was not in their EN-
ployment at the time Of the accident.
Misses Mabel Davis, Adelaide Teach
out and Ruth Dutton of the secretary
of states office are i'll with grip.
The Smith Lumber company of Rut-
land has filed an application with the
secretary of state. asking permission
to increase its stock from $4,000 to
5000 900. The Fall Mountain Pad and
Paper company has paid in 10000 OF
its capital stock. according to the re-
port to the same Office.
The district highway commissioners
are in conference to-day with ;. b.
Bates. commissioner Of highways. All
Of the commissioners. excepting one,
have been appointed for the coming
year. This is the man who has charge
Of the Windsor county work.
James L. Davis, who has been at
tending the national meeting of civil
engineers in New York, has returned 10