The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-21
MONTPELIER

\ High grade pianos, talking machines
Brunswick records, sold on easy terms
at E. e. CIarkson's store, ls2 Mair
4 street.--adv.
A new note in the farm bureau sym
phony was struck by one member q
the Washington County Farm Bureau
association, who stated his opinion yes
terday that the farm bureau should
change its policy and get into politics
Suggested methods were the election 81
Representative farmers to Legislative
positions and the starting OF more
courses in civic government and spoken
English in rural schools. The member
called attention TO the fact that small
group of men did most OF the talking
In the last legislature and stated his
belief that the rest had ideas but were
difiident about getting op their feet
and talking. His speech was applauded.
A meeting Of the Nisatin club Of
Northfeld, at which Fish and Game
Commissioner II. p Sheldon was 70
have spoken last evening, was post
poned. The club intended to organize as
a fish and game club.
For sale: Use piano at a bargain.
l32 Main street.--adv.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Thursday evening to Ina Nelson OF this
city in honor Of her approaching mar
rage, by Alice and Verneta Pine at
Frances Stockwells on Berlin street.
Those present were members of the
Commando club and few personal
friends Miss Nelson received many
..ef - ne ola
china and several pictures.
A. w. DAILY returned last night from
Rutland, where be has been on business
for the past few days.
Gerald Perkins OF the University Of
Vermont is passing the week end doing
some surveying work for the Hughes
Granite Co.
Henry w. Cate, superintendent Of
mail at the postofiice, is taking his an
nual Is days vacation.
Mrs. G. X. Martin of Hudson Falls.
N. Y, is visiting her smother, Mrs. X.
4. Moore. Raymond Henderson Of
Rome, ". ", Is visiting Cyril Moore.
Edward Rogers left last night for
Bethel, where he will coach the Beth
Ell football team for the week
1llrr oldINNitt tTt8lt Va tHt 2Nttt
House left this morning for Irasburg,
where she win attend her sisters we'd
ding.
The first whist game Of the series
70 be held by the st. Vincent De Paul
was held last night in the X. of G. |
rooms. About 80 couple were present |
NJ. Mcnard won the mems prize and |
Miss Edna Labishier won the ladies
prize Coffee and cake were served for
refreshment.
Miss Adelaide Teachout Of the office |
OF the secretary of state il detained |
from her duties by illness.
L. A. Kelly and H. J. NJ. Jones ad-
dressed the Commercial club Of St. |
Johnsbury last night in the interests Of |
the Associated Industries of Vermont. |
Violations of the fish and game laws
TO the state fish and game de-
partment since April /. 1921, when H.
censes were issued, to Oct. 81, mum
bered so OF these 81 were for fishing or
hunting without license, and % were
cases where the parties held licenses
which were revoked for the offense
Three of the latter cases were for
shooting gray squirrels during the
closed season, two for shooting robins.
10 for having short trout and IA were
violations, such as fish
ing in trout waters during closed sea
'on, short bass, trapping illegally and
other ofenses.
The state forestry department viii
investigate during the coming winter
he monetary loss 10 the different
owns from forest fires with the object
II comparing the appropriation with
he loss figures and finding cut uhcth-
. the most money i being spent in the
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