The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-14
MONTPELIER

I. A. Kelly left last night for New
York, where he was called to meet the
secretaries Of organizations similar 70
| that OF the Associated Industries OF
Vermont, of which he is secretary. Mr..
Kelly was accompanied by M. j. Blair
| Of North Troy, one of the directors OF
the association, who goes in place OF
President James f. Dewey, who was
unable to attend this meeting. The
conference win be attended by 81 OIL
cials who are members Of the Nation
al Industrial council, the national or
panization OF the Associated Indus
! tries. These men come from Al states
in the union, there being two represen-
| tatives from each state.
James r. Dewey, president OF the
| Associated Industries OF Vermont, re-
turned Saturday from Boston, where
he attended the conference Of the com
!; mission on foreign and domestic com
merce as provided by legislation passed
at the last session Of the general as
sembly. Mr.. Dewey was designated by
| Governor Hartness as chairman of the
| organization. Other members Of the
commission are II. j M. Jones, who Is
| a member Of the executive committee
| of the Associated Industries, and May
or jackson Of Burlington, Ralph Buck
| of Richford and Major L. A. Wing~of
| Rutland.
Every Protestant family in Montpei-
1 Ter is to be visited by the committee
of about 200 selected to canvass for a
1 drive for increased church attendance
which is being conducted by the Mont
4 pelier council Of Protestant churches,
4 Reports from about 35 members OF the
! committee indicate that the drive will
be a success. The canvass began fol-
lowing prayer service in Christ Epis-
eopal church yesterday afternoon. Har-
rison Woodruff is chairman Of the com.
| mittee.
/ Governor James Hartness returned
from Washington last night and LETT
( to day for st. Adams, where he will
speak tonight. Tomorrow he leaves
] for Philadelphia, where he is to be the
! guest Of honor at banquet given by
! Franklin institute at the Markham
club. The invitation was received from
DIR. Walton Clark. 1t is reported that
the governor is to receive a new honor
| from Franklin institute.
Mrs. Elsie Gates of the Office Of the
fish and game commissioner passed the
week end in Littleton, n. n.
Reports Of seven does illegally killed
so far this season have been received
by the state fish and game commits
sioner OF these four were found in
Salisbury, one in Bolton, and two in
Waitsfield.
DR.. A. J.. DeFossett Of the state de-
partment Of agriculture left to-day for
whitehall ~ ", and Manchester on
business connected with his depart
ment.
l. G. Muiholland, state marketing
agent. IL in Boston on business con-
nected with the department.
The party from the state engineers
Office. who have been engaged in max
ing survey on Orange Heights, have
completed that job and leave to-day ior
Barton in charged if Earl WEIGH.
w. +. Walker of the state engineers
ofiirc il to make y preliminary survey
OF the federal aid project at Ferrisburg,
accompanied by G. L. Field and Z. II.
Lewis.
Ebert s. Brigham, commissioner OF
agriculture and Harold l., Bailey, as.
sistant in charge Of insect suppression,
win attend a conference at the State
House in Boston, Mass, on New. Is
relative to the gypsy moth. On the
preceding day, Mr.. Brigham will
speak before the New York dairy
mems conference at oneonta, n. y.
David Spicer in the costume of Uucle
Sam was q feature Of the Armistice
dav parade as OF many former parades.
Mr.. Spicer marched just in front of the
service company and the ex-seryice
men.