The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-05
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connection with the spring ceremo-
NAL of Mount Sinai temple of the Mys-
tic Shrine on Wednesday, May II. The
ceremonial work will prob IDLY be dohe
in Masonic hall beginning at O'Clock
in the afternoon. From 2:30 to p.
m, members and their friends are III.
vited by the officers to the National
Life Insurance company to inspect TIE
new building on State street, mo
which the company plans to move soon.
At 5 p. m, banquet viii be served
in the arnory, and at ?. m, a rscep-
tion for the officers will be held IN the
city hall and the Arab patrol VIII stage
drill. Mrs. Ethel Walcott Ross OF
Newton, Mass, highly recommended
soprano soloist, and Charles Potter OF
Port Ann, N. Y, a hnmorist who ,s
returning to Rutland this week for his
seventh engagement, will put on a pro
gram of entertainment at this time.
These entertainers were obtained
through Mrs. Haskell, Boston music
teacher who passes the summers on the
Erhardt farm. The committee in
charge, headed by Dr. r. J. Fitzgerald,
expects large attendance from out OF
town, and plans to make the entertain
ment the best ever given by the tenn
pie.
r. A. Kelly, secretary OF the Asso-
ciated Industries OF Vermont, leaves
on Monday for New York City where
he will attend semi-annual meeting
of the National Industrial council, OF
which he is member. The meeting
viii be held in the Pennsylvania hotel
on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of next week.
/ Used piano at bargain. 1872 Main
street.-ady.
Arrangements for an attendance oi
l50 are being made for the banquet TO
be held in the Pavilion hotel on the
evening Of May 10 in connection with
the annual meeting Of the members OF
the Associated Industries of Vermont.
Returns already indicate that the ban
quet will be largely attended bust
ness session viii be held at p. m. in
Bailey hall, and John +. Edgerton OF
Nashville Tenn, president Of the Man
ufacturers' Association of Tennessee
is expected to speak at this time. Fred
A. Rowland. vice president OF the As.
socisted Industries. and president oi
the National Life Insurance company
viii be POSTMASTER at the exercises
following the banquet. which viii start
at D. m. Governor James Hartness Is
expected to attend The speakers VIII
be Earl Constantine OF New York City
executive secretary of the National Ia
dustiial council, James A. Emory OF
Washington, ID. G.. counsel for the Ma
tional Industrial council, and w. X
McFeeters Of st. Albans. attorney for
the Central Vermont railroad,
The Northeastern university baseball
SQUAD. numbering Is. with Coach Elan.
ders and Manager Jeffrey, stayed over
night in Montpelier, before leaving foi
Burlington to-day, when they arc
scheduled to play St. MichaePs college
in Winooski. Rain prevented the game
scheduled with Norwich university foi
Thursday afternoon. On Saturday
Northeastern viii meet Middlebury
college at Middlebury.
Deputy Sheriff Hattie Tracy left thi'
morning for. Rutland with Mrs. RUDY
Hunter. recently sentenced to tern
of is months to two years in the WON
ems reformatory at Rutland by Judge
r. /. Laird in Montpelier city court
for adultery.
Henry. B, Shaw, secretary Of civil
and military affairs, arrived in the city
this morning.
@. L, Reed Of Crsftsbury was in tho
city yesterday.
John X. White of Groton was in The
city on Thursday on business.
II. b. Sellon of Burlington arrived ir
the city yesterday.
The Brown Lumber company, Inc.
OF Wilmington is to issue $4,000 OF
capital stock. The shares will be is
sued as follows: so shares at 500
each. for the Parker farm; 30 share:
for the Bartlett farm; " shares for .
portable sawmill; three shares fol
three horses; 30 shares for the J. ID
Upton farm, and 20 shares for cash
All the shares have the same par value
800 each.
Frank Shields was arrested Wednes
day night and lodged in Washington
county jail charged with intoxication
II was expected he would be brought
into court to-day.
A certificate Of proposed issue o
capital stock and a certificate of pal'
M capital stock have been filed will
City Clerk T. r. Merrill by the G. r
Bianchi Granite company of Montpel
Ter. The issue win be $500 shares a
$40 par value each, to be issued for an'
out Of the surplus earnings Of the cor
poration 10 the amount OF $4,000, nov
! invested in the business and property
I of the corporation, as shown by tn
I balance sheet and financial statemen
Of Jan. 1. 1922. The certificate of issu
i signed BY Harry X. Bianchi. lride Bi
anchi and Edward Calcagni. The cer
tifcstc Of paid up capital stock show
I 100000 paid in to the. treasury for
former issue of 5000 and the pres
I eni issue of s95.O0o.
/ A message received from Deput.
sheriff II. c. Lawson. who reccntl
went to Florida ta bring hack a maj
uaned Tracy Of Waterbury on Cover
nor Hartness' warrant states that y
Is on his way home
At the meeting Of the Knights O
Pvthias. held recently. a COMMITTEES
composed Of W. W Luce and John 4
stone. was named 70 draft resolution
II sympathy to be sent to the fanii
II DR.. Harold A. Fiske. who recentl
died in California. where he has live
for some wears. Or. Fiske was mem
Der % Montpelier lodge. having been
past chancellor commander of the lode
and who. although living in the wes'