The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-25
MONTPELIER

Mr.. and Mrs Lynn Hill of Mortified
viii be unable to be present tonight at
the ice carnival in Montpelier owing TO
arrangements which We're completed
before the postponement made We'd
nesday afternoon occurred. The COM
mittee in charg 1were busy yesterday
afternoon, getting the ice back in
shape for skating this evening and
there will be a program executed which
will be worth seeing, although the
principal feature of the one arranged
iiis missing. Later il is possible that
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill may be able to come
TO Montpelier.
The Order Of Eastern Star is con
Quoting in the store of the Capital
Hardware company this afternoon a
food sale.
About 200 couples attended the ball
given by the local lodge Of Elks in the
city hall last night. CAROLS orches-
ira OF nine pieces furnished music and
the dance was a very successful one. "A
large audience listened to the concert
given BY the orchestra for an hour be-
fore the dancing began, and many
stayed to watch the dancing. The
Savoy children from Mortified enter
tanned with sketches and songs. just
before intermission the couples on the
floor were judged on their ability in
Waiting. Silver cups, AZ inches high,
were awarded Miss Edith Sterling and
Evan Edwards. The judges were
Judge Julius Wilcox, Fred Il. Glea-
son and Gildo Cappio. At ntermis
sion, II o'clock, the Elks' toast was
given by James Mackie of Barre. The
general committee having charge of
the affair was composed of Harry BIZ
anchi, chairman, Robert JONES, George
Smith, Emanuel Pellini, James Maekie,
James Ford, Fred Bancroft and Daugh-
ley Gould.
The Anahma Realty Corporation Of
New York City, a real estate develop
neut concern, with its principal Yer .
mont Office at South Strafford, has reg
stored with the secretary of state as a
oreign corporation.
John Ryle has gone TO Heaton hospi-
al for care and treatment.
F. A. Messer of Rutland was in the
ity to-day.
o. L. Martin, secretary of thC dairy L
mems association, and NJ. j. Corliss, I
ecretary of the Sugar Makers asso-
iation. were in the city yesterday set
ling their accounts after the annual
xhibit and meeting in Burlington.
J. G. Brown, commissioner of insur-
nee, is detained at home by grip.
Mrs. Jessie Watkins Of the insurance
flee. has returned from Rutland,
here she has been in connection with
hearing investigating the burning of
nildings.
j. ID. Whittier, who has charge of
lie elementary school work in the
iuestion department, has returned
ON trip TO Bennington county. In
TAT county they have a unique organ
alton which is getting results in the
of modern school houses.
he association gives to the town that
building the schoolhouse certain
I'M of money based upon the ex-
nditure of funds and if certain mod
n conditions are met. Probably adj
nee along this line is being made in
at county as unit.
State Fish and Game Commissioner
p. Sheldon has appointed c. II. At
ms county game warden for Orleans
unity.
W. II. Morrill,, special FISH and game
arden. has gone to Wallingford to
nfer with sportsmen there on pleas
{ propagation. e
Governor James Hartness viii re-
m to Montpelier next Tuesday night
d viii be here on Wednesday TO at +
ID 20 official business Ia
C. II. Stillman. senior highway en-
seer from the federal highway Office
Troy. \. y. is in the city on bust
= At the state engineers Office.
Mr. and Mrs L. D. King Of Detroit
ch.. left to-day Tor New York City
er visiting Maj and Mrs. 4 p. shell
B for d week.
state Fish and Game Commissioner
p. sheldon has received from the
;. bureau ~ biological survey 4
ter asking Tor cooperation in the
aiming of information on the mat
Z. nesting. and rearing Of water fowl
nd IN this vicinity. Arrangement
} ~ made 10 observe the birds az
bird sanctuary a. Milton 70 oh
h the infortuatior.
sast Pan. 4 fireman il fhe fri.hinr