The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-19

Miss Marjorie Spooner has gone TO
Boston. where she will witness the
Harvard Yale football game to-day.
She will spend about week in Bos-
ton before returning here.
Edward Rodgers returned this morn
ing from Bethel, where he has been
visiting his parents.
Mrs. J. P. Clifford Of Randolph, S.
Swerdfeger of Marshfield and Mrs.
Sherman Lyford of East Montpelier
were in this city yesterday ON busi-
ness.
II. L. Bremen of the state depart
ment Of agriculture has returned from
New York City, where he attended the
annual meeting Of the international
Association OF Dairy and Mix lnspec-
tors. Among the noted men who spoke
were DR.. ROYAL S. Copeland. health com
missioner of New York City, Charles
II KiIbourne of New York City, a pas
teurization expert, c. w. Larson, chief
OF the dairy department of the Q. ).
department of agriculture, Robert 5.
Breed OF Geneva, n. Y, noted bae-
teriologist, who spoke on the breed
count or direct miscroseopical examina-
ton of milk, W. A. Stocking, head Of
the dairy department Of Cornell uni
versity. and c. J.. Roadhouse, head OF
the dairy department of the Univer-
sity of California. The conference last
cd from Nov. IA to IL inclusive. Morn
ing. afternoon and evening sessions
were held. On Tuesday evening ban
ouet was held in honor of James Q.
Jordan. About l25 members and
guests attended the conference, the
purpose of which was to secure n bet
ter understanding Of the problems in
volved in the betterment OF milk sup
plies.
County Warden f. II. Metcalf has
reported 70 the state fish and game
commissioner under date Of Nov. 10
the arrest Of Bino Mezzoatt of Reads
boro for possessing four partridges out
of season. Mezzoatti had no hunting
license. He was noticed by the warden
on Sept. 10, but dropped the bag in
which he had the parfridges and took
hurried trip into Massachusetts. He
appeared in Windham county court
after being arrested in a raid made on
Sept. 20. On his plea of guilty he was
fined $50 and costs of IS and paid fine
and costs. He was suspected of having
shared the birds, but could not be con
victed on this charge.
s. W. Guptil Of Waterbury was
elected president OF the county associa
ton Of the New England Mix Pro-
dueers' association at the meeting in
Montpelier Thursday afternoon. J. 4.
Cumming Of Barre was elected vice
president and II. c. Marshall Of Wa
terburv secretary and treasurer. Rich
ard Pattee. manager Of the New Eng
land Milk Producers association. gave
an address. discussing the Capper-Nol-
stead bill and the Weight bill. telling Of
the need Of an adequate dairy tariff
and reminding that only by organiza-
ton could the farmers command a just
price for their commodities.
DIR. A. J. DeFossctt Of the state de-
partment Of agriculture leaves next
wednesday for Chicago, where he VIII
attend a conference Of federal state
county and municipal officers engaged
in the c~adication Of bovine tubercuio-
sis. The conference viii take up espe-
ciaIfv the public health side Of the
work. including tbs possibility q
transmission 81 the disease from ami
mails 10 people DR.. DeFossett vii
also attend a meeting 81 the United
States Livestock Sanitary sssociatien
and the Iuteruationsl Livestock exps-
sition 10 b. held In the Union stock
wards from Nov. % to Dee 5. he VII
return about Dec. l.
James Ivnch q Burlinrton and