The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-02
UILLI4MS1'OWN
Voters Granted Tan Exemption to Will
Jamestown Inn.

voters Granted Tan Exemption 10 w
Jamestown Inn.
Results of town meeting; Officers
elected: Moderator, Jason Il. Martini
town clerk, Glen +. McAllister; lister
for three years, Percy J, Jeffords; list
err for two years, to fill out unexpired
term of A. NJ Goodrich, resigned, Grov-
er c. Hutchinson; selectman for three
years, Charles A. Briggs; road commits
sioner, Joseph II. DAILY; library trustee
for five years, Jesse A, Martin; Tor
two years, to fill out unexpired term OF
Charles l.. Hayward, deceased, Neal d.
Smith; school director for three years,
George II. Martin; first constable, For
rest G. Hutchinson; second constable,
Frank Reilly, p o. address, Granite
Vile, VT; treasurer, Glen T. McAllis-
ter; overseer of the poor, the select
men; town grand juror, George I. Col
by; town agent, Nelson NJ. Carleton
Town tax, SLIGO; school tax, Sl.7O;
highway tax, soc; total tax raised,
$3.50; voted the town clerk be paid
salary of 500 per year; appropriated
for state highways, $500; for support OF
public library, 5000; for the band Siooi
for Memorial day, $50. Ladies were
present as spectators most Of the time
during the meeting, but there was but
one that was qualified to vote, this dis
tinction belonging to Mrs. Jessie Garlic
ton The Williamstown inn, now owned
| by the local board of trade, was ex-
empted from taxation for five years on
grand list vote.
b. G.. Hoyt of the Williamstown Co.
presented the town with a check for
$500 FOR town clock, the location and
purchase of the same to be left with
| the selectmen, A vote of thanks was
rendered Mr.. Hoyt for his timely and
generous gift.
The canvass for aid for starving chill
| dren undertaken by the local Woman's
Home Study club and the Rural Good
Luck club, has been completed. The
amount realized is 1914. BY special re-
quest $40 Of this amount was given
for the China Famine fund. The bal
ance has been divided between the Chi
ma Famine fund, the Near East relief
and the European Relief Council fund,
The committee in charge desires 70
thank all who have contributed to help
these deserving funds.
A wedding took place at the Metho.
dist parsonage Saturday afternoon,
| Feb 20. The contracting parties We're
| Clarence Cole of Chelsea and Faith O.
Edwards of Williamstown. Rev. Alba
NJ. Marley performed the single ring
ceremony. Only immediate relatives
we're present. The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bolles and fam
ily OF Barre visited his sister, Mrs.
Alma Cutler, at the home Of c. K.
Adams Sunday.
Jason +. Martin has finished his stay
as tenant on the T. C. Waldo farm and
has moved to his farm bought last
year formerly owned by Rev William
n. Roberts.
The Delta Phi Delta class Of the
| Congregational Sunday school met at
the home Of Rev. and Mrs. Charles f.
Walsh one evening last week 10 cele.
brate the 18th birthday Of a member OF
the class, Miss Dorothy Walsh. After
passing a very pleasant evening with
music, games and other social pastimes,
and partaking Of refreshments served
by Mrs Walsh the party broke up,
wishing their clsssmate many happy
returns OF the day.
The meeting of the Rural Good Luck
club. which was held with Mrs, Colby
Saturday last, was in the form OF a
valentine party. The rooms were taste
fully decorated with hearts and cupids.
An excellent valentine program was IN
charge of Mrs Stewart which includ'
ed very interesting paper on Wash
ington, d. c., written by Mrs. Eta NJ.
Covell, now a resident of that city
The paper was illustrated by numerous
views. Refreshments served by the hos
tess were in harmony with the occa.
sion and all left with the feeling that
they had spent very pleasant and
profitable afternoon.
Supt. H. p Crosby has engaged the
tenement in the McAllister store, for
merly occupied by Edgar 4. Martin
now Of Brookfeld.
Herbert y Fsrnhsm and son, Wayne
who have been in West Bolton with rel
atives lately, were back in town for
town meeting and Mrs Farnham and
the younger children are expected later
in the week
The ladies Of the NJ +. church fur.
nished dinner in the lower rooms Of the
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