The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-06
MONTPELIER
Annual Ceremonial of Shrine Takes
Place Friday.

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The annual ceremonial Of Mt Sina
temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
will take place in Montpelier Friday
afternoon and evening. at o'clock
balloting on candidates will take place
and at o'clock the banquet occurs
and then band concert at o'clock,
followed by an exhibition drill and
the degree work on candidates. This
will be the closing work Of w. G.
Washburn, whose term AS illustrious
potentate expires at this meeting. Ii
the usual line of promotion takes place
and it is understood to be the plan
now, Clinton +. Millar, chief rabban,
win follow. Mr.. Washburn in office.
The announcement of the annual ccre-
monial contains excellent electroplates
of the principal officers Of the Shrine
az well as views Of the patrol and
band taken at Albany, N. ", where
the two organizations were recently
entertained and took place in big
parade. The memoriam list this year
is larger than usual and includes the
following names Of persons who have
died during the year; Donald Smith,
G. H. Woodbury., 0. N. Kelton, G. Il.
Grossarth, George Lane, Arthur l..
Poole, j. i. Flint, Walter Dole, G. r.
Crosby, Frank Calder, s. 4. Spafford,
Erwin Cooley, B. s. Eastman, George
Mutch, A. J. Lyon, j. d. Carpenter, j.
IG. Norton, W. II. Campbell, j, X. Pirie,
.C. P. Jenness, A. W. Ferrin, G. H.
Gorham.
G. b. Adams Of Waterbury, states
attorney, was in the city yesterday
afternoon on probate court work and
during the evening in conference with
Fred b. Thomas, tax commissioner, relt
alive to the states attorney matters
which Mr.. Thomas had under way
when he stepped from states attorney
ship into the tax commissioners posi-
ton. This morning Mr.. Adams went TO
Marshfield relative to the chicken case
which the grand juror in that town
has started. Elmer Powers was arrest
ed on the charge OF stealing chickens
1t seemed 10 be more a case of estab-
fishing who owned the chickens than
any criminal affair.
II. =. Hood of Boston of the II. T..
Hood Milk company was in the city
last evening.
The annual meeting OF Montpelier
post of the American Legion will be
held in the Legion rooms in armory
hall on Thursday evening of this week.
Post officers will be elected at this
Harrison G. Woodruff has been APP
pointed administrator Of the estate of
the late Albert W. Ferrin Of Montpel-
Ter. The will Of the late G.. H. Moody
Of Waterbury has been proved Minnie
A Bailey has settled her final account
is Administrative of the estate OF the
late Charles i. Bailey, jr.
Joseph G. Frattini spoke at meet
ing in the Montpelier high school
last night in connection with
educational week. az announced by
President Harding.
Miss Julia G. Carter, secretary Of
he free public library commission, il
N Arlington this week to catalogue
he public library there. 4
Miss Audrey NJ. Carey left last night
or a two months stay with her sis.
er in Portland, Ore, during which
line her office will be closed. She will
eturn by way of California the latter
art 81 February.
The Marquis de Lafayette chapter,
daughters Of the American Revolution,
eld most enjoyable meeting Satur-
ay afternoon at the Woman's club
ooms on State street. About 60 were
resent. The meeting was opened !
fith few remarks by the regent. fol /
owed by prayer by Rev George H. {
,edding. Two names were presented
or membership in the chapter. Mrs
. H. Mills was the chairman for the
fternoon. Mrs. X. L. Cleaves rem
erer piano solo in her usual interest
lg manner. She kindly responded to !