The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-30
MONTPELIER

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| The annual meeting Of Marquis d.
Lafayette chap ID "A. r., was held Al
the Womans club rooms Wednesday
June 20. From 2 to 2:3O an informal
reception was held, Mrs. Hanson re-
ceiving, assisted BY Mrs Mills and
II guests from the Montpelier chapter
i Mrs. Clark, the regent; Mrs Charles
Plumley and Mrs. Eaton. After the
usual opening exercises, the secrctary's
report and reading of the president
/ generals message BY the historian, the
i reports Of the officers and chairmei1 Of
the patriotic education and magazine
committee were given The closing
Meetings have been we'll attended,
much interest shown in all business Of
the chapter and with the three names
/ voted upon yesterday, eighteen have
been accepted by the chapter. The
business meeting followed, the board
| having number Of recommendations
to make which called forth quite a
discussion. Dues were raised to three
dollars year and time Of meetings
placed at the last Saturday in each
month. Resolutions upon the Heath Of
Mrs. J. B. Morse were read BY Miss
Grace Clark Mrs. prouty, the dele
gate to continental Congress, gave a
very interesting resume Of the pro-
ceedngs, Mrs. w s. Smith told Of
her impressions as page and Mrs
Campbell hers as an alternate, followed
by Mrs Farnham, who said her re-
port was before her on the table
which was covered with programs.
souvenirs, pictures and badges, briefly
she touched on the amusing aits of
convention life. The following officers
were elected Secretary, Mrs. Mills;
corresponding secretary, Mrs Bliss;
treasurer, Mrs. Prouty; registrar, Mrs.
0'Dell; auditor. Mrs. Il. w. Bisbee;
historian, Mrs. Newcomb. Mrs. Han
son delightfully."- entertained the chap
ter, refreshments being served and
social hour enjoyed.
Eva Wooster, Ruth Wing, Rehecca
Davis, Merton Miles, with Rev. g. n
Redding and Mrs. Redding Of Montpel.
Ter, spent last week ait Montpelier sem,
mary, attending the annual Erworth
league institute.
A temporary hearing was held lie,
fore Judge Frank Martin in PROBATE
court Friday for the temporary com
mitment Of Rose Beauchemin tn the
state hospital at Waterbury Ii il a.. |
sired to have the girl under proper
care temporarily. Another commitment |
hearing will be held later.
ba,I unvnarf ,.,an dapnI 10 Al,n
Montpelier Military band on the steps |
Of the Pavilion hotel last evening, I |
r. Merrill leading the band,
Grandstands now being built at the |
new athletic field Of the National Life /
will accommodate sevsa crl
eight hundred people when completed.
II Is hoped to have a part Of the stands
for game here next week. /
Carpenters formerly employed ID the /
new National Life building are doing
the work,
Joseph A. loyal returned Tuesday Il
night to his home in Detroit, Mich. Il
after being in town to attend the fu-
neral Of his mother, Mrs Samuel loyal II
Mrs. Glen Aver and children Of Or
ange, Mass, have returned 10 their
home after visiting MIR. and Mrs
Charles Aver Of Richardson road
Barre.
Superintendent Dickinson Of the fish
at Rexbury yesterday
brought 10000 brook trout fry from
he hatchery to Stowe, where they will
,e taken in charge BY another FISH and
same official for transportation to Nor
.isville. The fish will be planted in La
noille county waters. II
j. O. Draffin, member of the fac
ilty Of the University OF Illinois, has
tarted employment in the office Of
he state engineer for the summer.
RI. NJ. Cutler. vice president OF the
National Life Insurance company. is
n camp AT South Hero for week.
Some work still remains to he done
N the main entrance lobby, directors ,
Dom and basement of the new Nation.
/ Life building. The decorators have
rriyed 20 work on the painting of the :
obby, and G. y. Godfrey and A. d.
loyle of the firm Of architects are in
he city. Alfred Hickson OF the Hick- !
on Electric company. which wired the !
uilding. arrived on Wednesday. Some :
kit lights have recently been installed. 4
J. @. Whittier, state supervisor Of ! 4
lementsry schools, has gone 10 Dos {
ON to attend the convention Of the
,ational Educational association. Mer i
it d. Chittenden, supervisor Of high {
chools. leaves this noon from Burling ]
on.
G. A. Meers and b. a. Robinson of /
members OF the United I