The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-08

l.: Conrad Of Gilman and A. b. Smit
of South Lunenburg.
Edmund Hamilton of the educationi
office is taking an inventory at til
State Agricultural school in Randolph
Miss Helen Richards OF the Vernon
Free Public Library association goe
to Waterbury tomorrow TO speak I
the teacher training class in that VII
lage.
| Mrs. Jennie Morse returned thi
morning from millinery, shopping !
New York.
DIR. H. L. Pachc of the state lab
oratory was in Plainfield to-day wit
DIR. c. H. Burr, district health Officer
relative to cases Of illness, which re
scmble scarlet fever.
+. B. Thomas, tax commissioner, ha
sent to the board of listers in each o
the 247 towns in Vermont notice of tn
annual holding of the annual meeting
of the listers in the several towns il
the state. These win be held in TIL
following order: March IA, school hall
Newport City; March Is, Pythian hall
st. Johnsbury; March l6, courthouse
Guildhall; March IL, city hall, Mont
pelier; March 81, town hail. Brattle
boro; March %, Crown theatre, White
River Junction: March 20, city hall, st
Adams; March "a, city hall, Burling
ton; March 28, grange hall, Middle
bury; March 20, Odd Fellows hall
Rutland. All meetings are called at
o'clock the afternoon of the day an
nounccd above.
1t is understood that eight citizens
received letters from Abram w. Foote
previous to the city meeting yester-
day, asking their support in the for
nation of an Abram w. Foote Econ
.omy club here. AT least two petitions
were in circulation yesterday, to one
of which about a dozen names were
signed. 1t is understood that a meet
ing of those interested in the forma-
ton Of club Of this kind is to be held
within a short time. This action is
in line with Mr.. Foote's campaign for
the goyernorship, for which he recent
ly announced his candidacy. The let
tiers sent out came from Mr.. Foote'S
THE Homestead" in Corn
wall Clubs were formed in various
parts of the state yesterday, including
one in Plainfield
III. f. Bremen. " j.. Jones and Il. G..
siulholland of the state department of
agriculture were in Burlington to-day
to attend the farm bureau conference
being held there.
w. L Auber Of Springfield was the
only candidate present to take the
.fate board examinations in optometry
held Vim the Senate chamber of the
State House this morning. The men,
Ders of the board are A. s. Haskins Of
st. Johnsbury, chairman, c. J. Cleve.
and OF Rutland and L. Fl. McIver of
Newport. Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Nc
Iyer were present.
DR.. A. j. DcFossett of the state de-
,artment of agriculture leaves this
evening for Burlington on business con-
lected with his department.
Colonel Easton r. Gibson, inspector
If National Guard units for Vermont,
md Colonel f. w. Gibson, commander
# the l72d infantry, inspected the
Montpelier Service company last night
n the armory. Colonel Il. X. Gibson
ound conditions satisfactory, ac-
ording to statement. The company
vas given personal inspection and put
Trough close order drill. The inspector
Explained TO them that they should be
rounded in the fundamentals of Ma
ional Guard training before being Civ
n special instructions as service 1
ompany. The records and equipment I
( the company were in satisfactory (
the inspector stated. He viii !
aspect Co. + at Mortified tomorrow.
Judge Sherman r. Moulton was in I
he city to-day to attend to some
hancerv matters and expects to com
lete details in some chancery cases to-
ay and tomorrow, after which the
september term of Washington county !
ourt will be ended. A motion to en-
ound some papers in the chancery
( Martin G. Wheeler VS.. Mark p. 4
add, administrator, and Others, was
llowed this morning. Y. +. Gleason
ppeared for the plaintiff in this case
nd 4. II. Deavitt and Theriault &
Iunt LOT the ueiPUudHtS. uHuRt Sluui-
IN viii be in Newport for the March
srm of Orleans county court, which
pens next Tuesday. He expects TO
zach Newport on Monday.
The number of jurymen to be called
,r the March term of Washington
,unty court is as. Owing TO an err
" in drawing the jurors from Marsh
I'D. little more work must be done
4 the list this afternoon and the
ames of the men viii be published
morrow.
Charlotte NJ. Phelps has entered pc
ton for divorce against Frank 9.
helps. J. Ward Carver appears for
lie petitioner.
The chancery case for foreclosure Of
fired Brazier and wife against Clay
N A. Murray, Herbert g. Wood and
elson A. Park. administrator, has
EN- entered. Theriault & Hunt ap-
ar for the plaintiffs.