The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-25
MONTPELIER

The directors OF the First National
Farm Loan association OF Montpelier
met yesterday afternoon at the of.
fice Of John H. Stone, secretary
and treasurer, in this city, and
acted favorably, on two applications
for loans. Farms in Berlin and North
field were appraised during the after
noon. Those present were III. II. Car
penter of Cabot, president, ID. J. Murray
of Berlin, o. G. Pitkin Of Cabot and J
II. Stone of Montpelier G, A. Dodge OF
Berlin was unable to attend, but was
in communication with the other
directors by telephone A man named
Straight OF Springfield, Mass, en-
ployed by the Federal Land bank Of
lSpringield, Mass, was in the city and
inspected lumber and wood on certain
farms
| Abbie Holden of Montpelier was COM
mitted to the state school at Brandon
yesterday by Judge Frank Martin in
I! probate court. John III. Stone, city
grand juror, appeared for the city, and
States Attorney Charles h. Adams for
! the state. DIR. G. X. Hunt and B. w.
Daniels, overseer Of the poor, were all
so present.
Thomas Wagner OF Burlington. a
member OF the state board Of probation
and charities, was a visitor in the city
on Tuesday.
Frank w. Williams of Brandon.
nominee for legislative position, was
in the city yesterday.
A meeting of the local post of the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars was held in
the q. A. r. rooms last evening and
routine business was transacted.
G. Lester Marston Of Boston. dis
trict claim manager for the American
Mutual Liability Insurance company,
was in the city yesterday in the inter-
ests of his company and called at the
office OF the commissioner of industries.
He is on business trip through the
state and stated he was much inn
pressed by the well kept appearance of
the farm houses and farm buildings all
through the state. Vermont is ahead
OF New Hampshire in this regard, he
said II is Mr. Marston's first trip
through the state.
Warnings for the state. county and
local elections on November are
ready and it was expected would be
posted to-day by City Clerk 7. K Mer-
rill.
Wilfred Forgue and Joseph Boisyert
left this morning by automobile for
Miami, Florida, where they expect to
find employment for the winter.
The Irish band played before house
of moderate size at the Playhouse last
evening.
A quit claim deed OF land and build
ings on Mather Terrace from Harry b.
Moulton to Clara G. Blodgett has been
filed with the city clerk. The consid-
GRAFTON is the vicinity OF $4,000.
A quarterly meeting Of the directors
OF the Green Mountain Fire Insurance
company was held ut the company's of.
fees yesterday. Routine business was
considered.
A member Of the police force of
Lebanon, N H., was in the city yester |
day and took Miss Catherine Howatt |
aged Is, back to her home in Lebanon,
from which she ran away last week. |
The girl was located here by Chief Of |
Police r. J. Connolly after the Lebanon
telsphoned to him and |
asked him TO find the girl She was
placed in the state shelter home yester-
day to await the arrival of the police.
The girl is the stepdaughter OF George
Ladd, formerly member Of the local
FIRE department
Erwin NJ. Harvey was in Topsham
On business on Wednesday.