Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-12-29
VERMONT NOTES

Commissioner :. s. Brigham h..
received from Clair Powell. srare,S -
torney OF Essex county. the s4atarne--
mat concord citizen was fined ST5
ana costs for bringing Is head Of ca--
I.e INTO Vermont from New Harm
snlre without permit from the com
missioner Of agriculture. the fire h.
ing S5 per head OF cattle.
Alfred Cormier, who has been Of
Tered pardon by Gov. p. w Cer-
enr, VIII not accept IT He was sent
70 the House of Correction last STrr,-
mer from Montpelier for the non-sur.L
port OF MS family and apparently he
llkes living at the institution better
than with his family. He resisted al
OF the persuasive powers that the
superintendent OF the institution has
been able 70 make 10 him
\ deal amounting 70 about $500 600
mas been closed n which the Wetmore
Morse granite company buys the
Jackson interests II the E I. Smith
quarry in Barre town. This deal ir-
Guides h Holmes Jackson OF BurIinr-
ton and 5 HOLSTER Jackson OF Bar
re Donald Smith of the old COMPANY
retains his interests. II Is one OF the
largest quarry deals N recent years.
he new addition Joins the old pro
perry OF the purchasing party.
ST. Adams customs officials Friday
seized % barrels OF Scotch whiskey
each barrel containing from 100 tu
10 quarts. IN = Southbound freight
car, which was billed from Montreal
| No details regarding the consignes
have been given out Had the LIQUOR
been received by the conSignee anE
sold, II would have brought some S2S.-
600 81 the place 10 which It was con,
signed
a fund of $40 for the establish,
ment Of a -Middlebury College scho-
aid deserving students N the prepar
ztory department. OF Doshisha Uni
verSIty, kyOto, japan, has Just beez
forwarded 70 Yoshimitsu Suzeki
principal OF DoShiSha academy Mr.
/ Suzuki was for some time i stuGen
st Mi3dlebUry College In the class o.
1897, and the scholarship fund. whicl
was contributed BY students am
alumni OF MiGGle5ury, Is IN recogni
ton CT The good work ne Is doing an,
II token Of Niddlebury's interest i
the cause OF higher education n Jap
an
Suit has been brought by the tow1
of East Montpelier against the Mont
eEE--EE LIKE ~. II
CORY, DeaTITE. Frost Elec-Ic Co
and z II Cory, 8. II. Dezvlrt and
Il Frost. Individually, 70 EecoFe
So 800 damages alleged . have bee
sustained % the highway through n
Construction Of No , dam q the Cor
ny. Frost Elsctr5c Cos plant On -
WIno0ski river between Montpelis
and East Nontpsler- Inc plaintiff J
The suit alleEes that 5000 OF N
50. Geo Is for money expended IN N
repairing Of the road because OF n
damage done BY the setting back Q
the water and that the renzIrlln
$50 COO. Is for general damage 70 n
highway AT that point
Rev Frank W Lewis OF St Afban:
At the urgent request OF several Q
the reprsSsntatlveS-slec1 has becOm
= candidate for the position OF CHAP
lain OF the house OF representa- Z:
Mr. Lewis has been 3 member OF n
vermont conference for 20 years. an
has long been one OF It's most IndueZ
nal men For SIX years ne Was SuE
ferintenGeat OF the ST. JOhnS5ury DIS
trict- he was g delegate 10 the gen
ersl conference OF 1901 al Los Ange
les, and for Is years ne was secreIar
OF the conference, declining rePeaLe
reflections since Bishop FraRkIl
EHzuLL14 GA-4 OAS&@CN
said that he was the most e1ncler
conference secretary they found upo
their travels Beginning with =
small charges where he had 70 e.
out his salary by teaching IN the Old
fashioned district school, Mr. Lew
later held several OF the most ImporT
ant charges IN the state He Va
usstor 81 Barton FIVE years, (tnen q
time imitl- Some OF MS ether pa,
torates were Bradford, Bellows FAN
: RzuIeboro. ST. ATbzus city and CIR,
ton. He Is row pastor ST Highgai
and treasurer OF the Montpelier Sem
Inary Corporation During the cour:
Of his pastorates he has served
times as superintendent OF the pui
lie schools Mr.. Lewis L : memDt
Of the lodges of Odd Fellows and
the Nasons He has been reslde-
OF Vermont al his life