Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-15

'he newly married couples VIII make their J
homes In Montpelier, the husbands being {
employed In the granite industry.
3 j. a. Brown. insurance commissioner,
:. d. Bates, state highway commissioner,
and others Interested In the security Of
the federal owned property ut the state
garage, inspected the place the latter
part OF the week with the intent Of ascer-
tanning what kind of fire fghting pro.
lection could be installed There Is about
soO,o0O worth Of property loaned by the
federal government to Vermont stored
there and the fire protection Is needed.
The buildings are well along in construc-
ton, so that the equipment which has i
arrived here is covered.
The Yankee Division boys in Montpelier
az we'll probably in other sections OF
the State are much upset over the recent
action in Boston when those In charge
OF the Memorial club house in Boston did
not recognize Vermont In the recent allot-
ment made against the New England
States as the amount that each state will
pay towards the building. There were
over Loo Vermont boys who went into
the division nearly $40 of which formed
the major portion of the 1O1st Ammunition |
Train. The boys here claim IL Is the same
freeze out game that was employed
against Vermont during the time the boys
were in service.
DR.. w. w. Brock was elected president
of the Community club at it's meeting
last week. The Nce-prcsidents will he
elected al an adjourned meeting when a
change in the bylaws will take place.
The secretary is Mis-. Ethel Birtel: treas
urer, Mrs. W. r. Hardness: auditor. T.. Il.
Plaisted. Several changes In the bylaws
are to occur, including reducing of the
number for a quorum from y 10 nine
.>,1a ha, Ion 4
was n little over 500. Over 1900 has been
collected for carrying on tho work during
the year. The club now occupies tho
rooms that the Y. NJ. e. A. did In the
, Wood Art Gallery building
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill Of T,ox-
, bury were in tine city Thursday after
noon. Mr.. Merrill ms recently given up
his position as traDmaster of the south
, ern division Of the Central Vermont rail-
, way after four years service. He was
presented with a gold watch and chain
and a silk umbrella by those with whom
, he has been associated and was asked by
a delegation of the men employed under
p him if a petition 70 him from them could
A prevail upon him TO remain in the posi-
Z tlon. He gives mp the duties because he
: wants to retire from that work.
@ The annual meeting OF the FRS,
= National Farm Loan association Of
= Montpelier Tuesday with some 30 Of the
shareholders Of the association attend
ing. The secretarys report showed that
II applications for loans were received,
of which nine we're rejected and three
withdrawn, 42 approved by the hank and
the number closed sA,soo The treas
urer's account showed 49,. SO had passed
through the local treasurer's hands in
t the last year. The following officers
( we're elected: President, II. p. Carpenter
n Of Cabot; vice. president, w. n. Childs OF
= Moretown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John r.
t Stone OF Montpelier. The other directors
e are: d. ]. Murray Of Berlin, G. c. Jones
g of Waits1eld r 3. Hutchins Of North
f field and o. c. Pitkin OF Marshheld.
d The following directors were elected
n at tho annual meeting OF the Montpelier
a Board Of Trade Tuesday: r. r. Gala
: han, c. r. Cookson, c. II. Shiprnan. Har-
g ris Yeti, p. A. Summer. William Mckee
y and F. Bonazz The membership dropped
j. u during the year, leaving . total Of
l9o persons.
d The National Bank of Middlebury has
n brought suit in Washington county court
z against w. n. Lathrop and the Mad Riv-
" err Lumber company. trustee. r. l..
10 Ryder has brought action against e. II.
Il Thompson. while Arthur Clark has
2. brought action against G. F. May.
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