The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-02
MONTPELIER

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The members of the 100000 club OF
the National Life Insurance Co.. which
left here Monday afternoon, arrived at
Bigwin island on the steamer at IA: AZ
o'clock yesterday morning and, having
made arrangements for their rooms
had dinner. The afternoon program
commenced with j. A. Wellman OF
Manchester, n H., presiding, while
President A. G. Goodrich, of Baltimore,
Mr., gave the presidents address Among
the speakers Wednesday was G. B.
Young of Montpelier on fduciary con
tracts.
City Sheriff L. H. Pollard has paid
this week into the city treasury 49,.
324.70 of the taxes which were left
unpaid Aug. LIST. of which over ST 900
came from one firm In the city. There
still remains over $4,000 of this years
taxes which Mr.. Pollard will have to
collect along with about $500 uncol-
lected before this year.
Miss Margaret Lamperti of Barre,
who has been employed in the office
of Theriault & Hunt, is now employed
in the Montpelier Grocery Co.'S office
and Miss Frances Piccioli is aking her
place.
We carry a complete stock of Bruins
wick monographs. 1872 Main street.
Martin Gibson of Ryegate was a
visitor in the city Wednesday after
noon.
H. L. Hatch of Randolph was in the
city yesterday afternoon,
Attorney w. X. McFeeters of the
Central Vermont railway was in Mont.
'pelier in connection with his duties.
Mrs. w. +. Hnghes and daughter left
yesterday for their home in Clyde, o.
Mr.. Hughes carried them as far as
Albany, n. ", and he will return here
by way of Boston. He is looking after
the new survey being made in connec-
ton with his quarry in Adamant.
f. d. Field OF Montpelier was the
only name filed for representative in
the primaries Sept. l4th. Mr.. Fields
over 400 names on the petitions.
Robert f. May of st, Johnsbury lost
his license because of conviction of
having driven an automobile without
the consent of the owner instead of
conviction as previously announced
The next best thing-if you haven't
a Brunswick Brunswick records on
the photograph you have. 1872 Main
street.
Julia Stewart and sister, Lena Ross, |
have returned to New York City, after |
spending six weeks at the formers |
home in Montpelier
Miss Susan Ford, who has been EN-.
ployed as bookkeeper in the Argus of
fee, completes her duties there Satur-
day.
Montpelier seminary has engaged |
Prof. George Webster Hathaway OF |
Brookline, Mass, to succeed Prof viii.
liam Leonard Gray, who recently re-
signed as head of the instrumental mu-
sic department Prof. Hathaway is a
graduate of the New England Conser-
vatory of Music and, since finishing
his course there. has continued his
study of pianoforte under Prof F. s.
Mason. He studied pipe organ under
Prof Humphrey, was pupil in ensem
bic under Prof. J. Adamowski, and had
normal instruction under Prof. f. A.
Porter and theory under Prof, l.. C. FL.
ION. Prof. Hathaway has been in con.
,ert work and private teaching in and
,round Boston for 10 years. His abiIi-
y is very highly commended by Bos-
on music critics. Besides his con.
'ert work and private teaching he is
It present serving as organist for the
Episcopal church. He has,
or seven years, filled difficult organ
positions.