The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-25
MONTPELIER

Mrs. y, !. Stewart won the prize fol
securing the largest score in the whist
party played at the Pythian Sisters
hall Tuesday evening, and the other
prize went to Miss Aims worth. In
spite OF the cold weather there was d
good attendance.
L. A. Kelly, secretary Of the Asso.
ciated Industries of Vermont, went to
Burlington to-day to listen to an adj
dress by Senator Cartwright of Cali.
fornia at the Strong theatre tonight,
relative to matters in which the assoc-
alton il interested j. Ward Carver
Of Barre was also in Burlington for
the sane purpose, as well as on other
matters
The DortIfbound morning train on the
Central Vermont railway was about an
hour and d half late this morning, ow !.
ing to some trouble in getting ont of
White River function and the cold
weather. so that the sonthbound mail
train arriyed in the city about the
same time.
Judge Frank } Martin Of probate
court is i'll with cold.
In probate court II. w. Scott has
been appointed administrator Of the
estate Of the lat. Arthur r. Castle OF
Barre City The will OF Nancy L.
Carey, late of Montpelier, has been pre-
septed for probate Gina Cali has
been appointed guardian Of Lncy S.
Cali OF Barre.
Henry u. Shaw, secretary Of civil
and military affairs, returned to Mont
pelier this afternoon from Windsor,
where he went after accompanying
Governor Hartness to The latter's some
in Springfield.
Secretary Of State Harry A. Black
states that automobile driving licenses
OF AdelcTd Martelle and Frank Ready
OF Burlington, man from Greenfield,
Mass, and man from Barton have
not been suspended as stated in yes
terday's Times, but that notice of the
Of these men for oifenses
against the automobile iaws have been
received a: his Office.
Governor James Hartness has desig
mated Jacob Wardner Bates as trus-
tee Of the Washington county tuber.
culosis hospital by re-appointment.
Former members OF the l02d ma
chine gun battalion. 2Gth division, wilI
be Interested 10 know OF the recent
return and burial at Brunswick, Me. |
II the body OF Lieut.. Warren Y. Rob
Hson formerly o. that organization. i
yho was killed in action near Nerdum /
,nly a day or two before the armi- I
'tice. The body would have remained /
where IL was buried. at the spot whore I
lieut.. Robinson was killed, except for |
removal by the govern
ncnt - new field in France. The 4
02d machine gun battalion was conf
nandcd hy ,Captair II. p. Sheldon. now
tate ish aal game commissioner.
Governor .i,nms Hartness2on Jan.
4 formally accepted the provisions Of
he Jaitesl States maternity and in
ancy 0,f, commonly known as tne
Townc- bill. approved by
'resilIcnt Harding Nov. %. 1921. The
tate hoard of health has been desig-
aicI by the governor as the state
gcncy TO cooperate wits the chill
ren's o'lrean az Washington. u. C..
n carrying cst he provisions Of the
CT.
Public supper. Trinity II. +. church,
an. p. 80 % .:
0ysters Cracker SALAD Rolls
Ice cream Cake
Tea Miik Coffee
adv.
The ulEesrs Of ;hc Green Mountain
iutuai Fir Insurance COMPANY Of
ionipeier were reelected ~ the an
ual meeting of the policyholdcrs beld
cs:crda, Hugh y. ". Jones is pres
lent; George = blanchard and Charles
! Scisoii. vire-pre=idents; William a. /
liis. scCretary. and Eiward u. Deav-
Z. trcasuref. Five q the trustees ,
err ne-ciecfed. Sanfori a Daniels II ;
Rttlebors, William T. Harioa Il ,
Ionfprlifr, A. Barber Noyes Of = ,
,hn<turs liay l. Powell - Rn1liur-
'n anil u Tuiiu- NoIholrn 81 NonS- +,
siicr Tie other trustees lcii office I
atl sunie kte- meetir1 DIridenfs
ere xotes or tue per ccue- 10 slarf =
,licrs ans 81 - rer rent b. hnliers I
diridc1i aoiirits. In fuo Ycars ard I
az the rolnp1nr Is Eriftcn risht =
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