The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-06
MORTIFIED
Annual Meeting of Dog River Fish and
Game Club.

The first annual meeting of the Dog
River Fish and Game club was held in
& Legion hall Thursday evening, March
!, and the following officers were elect
I'd for the coming year: President,
lohn j. Finnessyj vice president, Prof.
A. w. Peach; secretary and treasurer,
James A. Giffin; auditors, w. W. Hart
we'll, c. j. Milne. The board Of direc-
tors elected consisted of the following
members, Harold Seaver, Edward KEEL
W, III. r. Roberts, all of Northfeld
Kenneth w. Stimson and Fred B. Til
Gen Of Roxbury. State Fish and Game
Commissioner H. p. Sheldon was pres
Fnt and gave most interesting talk.
There were also remarks by Prof. A.
W. Peach, Principal J. j. Finnessy, Mr..
Bancroft and Mr.. Prentice. Following
the business meeting social hour was
tnjoyed; refreshments were served,
followed by smokes. The club now
has membership of IS.
A great deal OF interest is being tax
On by the farmers in the project of
raising pheasants. If the applications
for eggs keep coming in at the rate
they have been, there will be more APP
plications- than eggs. The allowance
pf eggs has already been increased so
per cent from what was first allotted
TO this section and the club is still try
Ing for more. The club is very much
pleased with the spirit shown by the
farmers in cooperating with them in
trying to get better conditions brought
about. The secretary is approached
about every day by someone asking
for information and after a short talk, !
will invariably say That's a mighty |
good idea. I guess | will come into it. z
The question most asked Is how is the
low to be enforced When told the big /
idea, they all express their willingness
to help. That is the kind of spirit |
that will help. The meeting was sue
ress, get-together affair without
frills. just what the club represents, a
bunch of good fellows for good time
with the proper appreciation of the
pther fellows right.
Miss Clara Holton of Montpelier was
rallied here Saturday by the death of
her brother, Charles Holton, which oc
cured Friday night.
States Attorney Charles B. Adams
Of Waterbury was business visitor in
town Saturday.
Elmer Derby of Enosburg Falls,
former resident of Mortified. has been
visiting in town for few days
Mrs. Chauncey NJ Wiley of Barre !
was in town to attend the annual
yiiest night of Elijah Paine chapter,
D. A. r., and remained for a short
visit with her mother, Mrs. John J..
Moseley. Mrs. Wiley is member of
his chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Hardness are the
parents of son, born Thursday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Amer
can Legion is to have military whist
party in Legion hall Thursday evening ,
# this week. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
The fire companies were called out |
'arly Sunday morning when it was {
discovered that the building known as
he old creamery was on fire. The ,
building was formerly occupied and
,wned by A. E. Bryant, when he con- {
lucted the Mortified creamery, out {
vas sold TO Norwich university after
he Mortified Cooperative creamery
moved to its new quarters. The build
ng was unoccupied and of no great :
-alue. The fire companies stopped +he
'laze, which was a very hot one and
the entire town, from
preading. The building was practi
ally destroyed.
Miss Hazel Gardner, who has been j
pending a weeks vacation at the !
Iome of her sister, Mrs. Walter c. !
has returned to her home !
n Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Patrick Starr, who has been I