The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-18

The Mt. Mansfield Cooperative
Creamery and Grain association heid
It's annual meeting Jan. 10, and elected
officers as follows; President, Y. Y
Benson; vice president, G. NJ. Townc;
treasurer, Mrs. ii. II. Downer; clerk,
M. L. Poor; director for three years,
IS. C. Adams. improvements have been
made on the creamery buildings dur
ing the year and an IS-ton refrigera.
ton plant has been installed, enabling
the company to store Its " butter
and to handle market milk and cream
more satisfactorily Butter made dur
ing the year, 464,3o6 pounds. Average
price paid farmers from Jan. TO Oct.
i. AIS cents, or five cents over cham
her. Average price paid farmers from
Oct. / to Jan. /, 1922, 500 cents, or
6.3 cents over chamber. Business done
during year at creamery and grain room
paid farmers for fat $200,05i.63. Feed
sales for year S67 ,S09.l9. Total mum
der. OF patrons Jan, /, 1922, Is -
The Stowe Cemetery association
held its annual meeting at the Akeley
Memorial building Monday afternoon,
clecting the following officers: Presi-
dent. Mrs. II c. Mcmahon; yice-presi-
dent, Mrs. e.. w. Foster; secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. III. i. Jenney; third d.
rector, Mrs. II. e. Shaw; fourth direc-
tor. Mrs. Mary Ayers; fifth director,
Mrs. II. c. Magoon. On account OF m
creased expenses in caring for the Gem;
~eteries it was voted to raise the an
nual dues to 81 so. The report OF the
secretary and treasurer showed that
the sum of $7l1.II has been raised dur
ing the year, and 1901. 80 has been paid
ont. leaving balance of Sl0.25 in the
treasurer's hands, and SIG in dues stlll
unpaid; s350.ll has been added to the
permanent fund and IL new members
have been received, making about Tour
hundred in all. A good deal OF work
has been done in cleaning stones and
otherwise improving the appearance q
the cemeteries and much remains TO
he done, The women OF the association
deserve much credit for their work,
Principal G. j. Strand. 4. r. Adams,
Chester Morrill,, Allison Pike, John Re
cor. Levi, Recor, Floyd Sears. Clifton
Stafford Richard Straw and Ralp la
tro returned Monday from Barre,
where they attended the Older Boys
conference. The boys are very entlau-
| siastic over their experience. They es-
pecially appreciated the wonderful
spirit that prevailed among SO many
boys. The addresses appealed 70 them
and the boys adopted the resolutions
| and came home with higher aims and
aspirations.
II. s. Knight. who il enjoying a va
cation from his duties at the drug
| store, went Monday to visit his homo
| at Newbury.
Il. T.. Wright has returned to West
| ford. after passing four weeks Will
| his family here. :.
A change for the worse in the condl
| ton Of r. G.. Sargent at the Fanny Al,
len hospital Monday evening made an
immediate operation on the intestines
| necessary. Mr.. Sargent had expected
ID be able To return home this week
| after recovering from an operation FOL
d serious case Of appendicitis. His SIS
| ter. Miss Ella Sargent, went to tns
| hospital tuesday morning.
Mckinley Crossett, who has nm
ished work for g. r. Adams, has en-
| pIoymcnt in Montpelier. After a few
| DAYS with her parents, Mr., and Mrs
| Harley Camley, Mrs Crossett will loir
Mr.. Crossett in Montpelier.
The Busy Bee club win give an en-
| tertainment and pound social AZ tbs
| Moscow sehoolhouse Friday evening. =
program will be carried out and pounc