The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-09

capital stock Is 100000 and the paper
are signed by Katherine lde Gray an
five other women Of st. Johnsbury an
three New York women. The Swanto
Liquidation company filed Statement
that it has paid up $l50,00O worth 0
stock in cash.
j. G. Brow, commissioner OF insur
ance, A. G.. preble, fire marshal, am
Miss Florence Feed of the same office
who have been in Franklin county o.
matter, arrived at their homes las
evening.
A. w. DAILY finds that his Anna Dcen
which broke leg while racing in New
Hampshire last fall, is recovering. Sh,
is now able to walk to and from til,
watering trough, but has not been al
lowed to exercise any.
| A. w. Daily and j. NJ. Boutwell, have
received from the Trotting Hors,
Breeders association of New England
a statement that they have been elect
ed to offices in the organization. Mr.
Boutwell, is first on the list of vice.
presidents, of which there are nine
| while Mr.. DAILY is third on the list OF
| uiltClolSy III 1Itllli bBtiC dic W. II
Whitney of Burlington is the only 9th
/ er Vermont man on the board, and he
Is the Gath member of the directors
The purpose Of the organization is to
/ promote interest in breeding of horses
| Races for two and three year-old colts
will take place, but the first racing viii
not occur until 1922.
/, The annual meeting OF the members
| OF the Community club, will take place
at 1890 o'clock this evening, at the
club ho;ise on State street, when the
election o. officers will occur and the
reports OF the years work given. A
quorum Is o5 members, so that 1t is
hoped all who can viii attend the meet
| ing
The Barre bowling team last evening
| defeated the M0ntpeler Independents
on the DAILY alleys by one pin. Ii was
one Of the best games seen in Mont
pclier this season, While Shepard was
high single man with q score of ll5,
G. Colombo was close, at IA. Shepard
was also high three-string man, but
the local team did not have scores
enough to win.
George L. Agel Of Burlington was
admitted TO the Vermont bar Thursday
afternoon by taking the oath before
the supreme court upon motion OF u. II.
Deavitt, chairman of the board OF ex-
aminers, Mr.. Agel passed the exam
nation last fall but had not completed
his three years study of law This
time having been passed now, he was
admitted to the bar. During the after
noon another Rutland county case was
argued before the court. 1t was the
case Of Winfield ID. Sargent vs. George
w. Donahue, breach Of contract. In the
lower court damages amounting to $500
were awarded the plaintiff, but the ease
came TO supreme court on exceptions.
The elections Of officers in the Mont
pelier lodge OF knights Of Pythias oe
CURED last evening when the following
members were selected: Commander, j,
Otto Bates; vice commander, John
Stone; prelate, Harold Hewitt; master
OF work, Frank d. Wing; master Of
finance, b. A. Sumner; master Of ex
ehequer. Fred Felt; keeper Of records
and seal, Frank Pratt; master alarms,
@. w. Luce; trustee for three years.
A. A. Allen. The installation of. off
GERS will take place at the next meet
ing A. A. Allen has also been APP
pointed by the grand chancellor com
mander as lodge deputy and he will in
stall the officers. A banquet followed
the work last evening
Charles b. Adams, who was in the
city yesterday. has announced his can
didacy for states attorney in the cleo
tion next year Mr.. Adams is a resi- |
dent of Waterbury, native of Ran
dolph, graduate OF Montpelier semi |
nary in the class of 1907, and then at
tended the University of Maine, from |
which he was graduated in the law
course in 1913 Even before this he |
was admitted 10 the bar of that state, |
namely in 1912. He praeticed law in
Bangor, Me, during the latter part of
that year, was admitted. TO the Yer |
mont bar Locating in Waterbury, he'd
has held several offices, including town !
clerk and village clerk, which he now /
holds Mr.. Adams was candidate in
the last election. but owing to the fact
that +. X. Davis had enjoyed only the
major portion of one term he withdrew
from the field
When the revenue inspector had com
Dleted his checking Of the hay and
straw in the car that was held in Mont
Delier Thursday he found that all Of il
three tons was hay, SO that
here was a marked increase in the rev.
niue that should come from the duty
IN the commodities in the car The
luty on hay is 81 ton, while on straw
t is so cents a ton.
The value of united effort as given 1
~ a small Community club was EVIL
fenced recently when the Thursday
afternoon club of Wrightsville rem
Tered first-aid to destitute family Ii
Who had only lately moved to that
The wife and mother
vas found i'll in bed. The club called
physician, defraying the expenses of I
NO visits. Proper food was furnished,
ilso necessary clothing for the pa
lent and coverings for the bed Plans
we're soon underway to meet at the
ome Of Mrs. J. +. Berry Tuesday to
ew for the three-vear- old daughter |
While the grave conditions in this home !
leIc dfou-uiS iHttit-ts Wofu CdHc over
he lines that Bert Bushey's house was Z
turning and the family Of seven were
olneless. II needed only little change !
( plans and hearty cooperation OF
eighbors, and friends of the club TO :
,ake Tuesdays work fulfill two-fold .
Mission, with the result that both fam {
les received temporary relief. Mr. :
arr is meeting with gratifying success c
! raising a fund for Mr.. Bushey BY :
opular subscription. The case of des- !
tuition is now in the hands of the $
roper authorities of East Montpeli .
"a Il l. axnaetad that ARA n0amanas .