The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-14
MONTPELIER

AT the regular meeting of Mirror
Lake grange, Dec. IL, the following
program will be given: Roll call,
"Something | Would Like for Christ
mas" vocal music; Autobiography OF
an Ear of Corn" Henry Perrin; essay,
Lou Andrews; vocal music; Christmas
reading, Mrs. Pike; Origin of Labor
Day" Sada Brown; vocal music dis
cussion. SIS Farm Labor More Efficient
or Less Efficient Than Factory Labor"
opened by brothers Corliss and Dodge;
report of the state grange; vocal rhu-
sic; Christmas recitation, Elsie Corliss;
Christmas reading, Lottie Shepherd.
Mirror Lake grange received second
state prize for general good work done
during the year.
Judge L. M. Harvey is in Woodstock
this week in connection with the trial
of Gridley VS.. Lang, which resulted
from an automobile accident that took
place on the road between Warren and
Granville in 1919, in which w. H. Grid
lev died as a result of injuries. The
secretary of states Office investigated
the accident and eliminated the defend
ant in this case from responsibility in
the accident, returning the license to
operate to a car TO Mrs. lang
City Treasurer I. X. Merrill, pursu-
ant TO vote taken BY the city council
last week. has turned over to G.. L.
Hunt, city attorney, for collection ac-
counts which are outstanding for wood
sold in 1910, hay in 1920 and the water
assessments will be turned over to the
city attorney the last of the week If
payments are not made when the water
is shut of The hay account amounts
TO S225, wood to Sl75, from ten per-
sons.
Isabel Niles in the family Of A. L.
Niles is suffering with scarlet fever.
This malsdy has been prevailing in the
city for several months, there being an
occasional isolated case and the pc
culiarity is that a case occurs in one
side of the city and the next one win
appear in an entirely different section.
II cannot be considered an epidemic, al
though it is very annoying 10 parents,
whose children are in school. There
are less than ten cases now prevail
ing.
W. II. Chids Of Moretown has taken
an appeal from the dsallowance of his
claim Of $4,000 against the estate Of
Abner C. Childs, late of Middlesex. II
it bill which Mr.. Childs presented
against the estate. He viii carry the
case TO county court. Charles Wishart
of Barre has been appointed admins
tratoS of the estate of Eyaline Huse,
late OF Marshfield.
The Northern Cadillac company Of
st. Johnsbury has filed with the secre-
tary Of state certificates that the com
pany has paid up $4,000 of its $4,000
capital stock.
Mrs. Margaret Foster has commenced
work in the Vermont free public libra
~ commissioner Office. Mrs Foster
was employed as stenographer for the
Montpelier listers during the work last
spring.
Mrs. Daniel Roach has gone 20 New
York. where she Was called by the
death Of Mr.. Roach's mother. M.
Roach. who i in vaudeville. was able
20 reach bis mother during her last III
ness.
Z. : Brigham has returned 20 his
Office after = tr1p west including at
tending a dairy conference in Chica-
20. He vas surprised 20 find the com
nltssioners from the Southern states
advocating q tariff against the bring
ing Of Foreign dairy products into this
country expressing the desire that the
farmers waited the tariff
". c. Csdy Of Middlebury vas a lo-
cal visitor Monday afteruoon-
Commissioner q Education G II
Dempsey j. in St. Johusbury.
guare Fl n Howe q Buriinrtou =
a. ~ ssfs library in rsfsreuee to|
scue ~ she cases that are before hin.
2. n Osborn a Brauson vus . VS.
itor in ths eity Monday.