The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-07

NEARLY all the lodges in the state wer
represented, with about 100 delegate
present. The meeting began with
reception at the Howard Relief hall o
Tuesday night. The sessions began a
o o'clock Wednesday morning in th
rooms Of Champlain lodge and contin
ued till o'clock in the afternoon. Gil
man Luce and Benjamin Sumner Q
Montpelier also attended
Ernest Rand Of Burlington, stat
probation officer, was in the city yes
terday.
/ May Stewart, daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Clarence N. Stewart OF Berlin
and Arthur Inells Of Berlin were mar
ried by Rev. G. n. st. John at hi
residence here yesterday afternoon a
| 80. Luther Stewart, brother of tn
| bride, attended the couple, and scyera
lrelatives were in the city for the cere
mony. Following the wedding, Mr.
and Mrs. Inells left on a wedding jour
lney, after which they viii reside OF
Mr.. Inell's farm in Berlin
Montpelier high school has an en-
rollment for the year of 1863, which i,
slightly less than last year. The new
instructors are Miss Southland, in Eng
lish: Miss Lindsay, English; Mr.. Chap
in, science and mathematics; Mr.
Ramp, science; Mr.. Graham. athletics
Mr.. Parker, commercial subjects; Miss
Donaldson, commercial subjects; Miss
Ramsay, French.
Montpelier seminary does not oper
until next Tuesday, but an. enrolment
larger than any for many years is as.
sured. Of down town, boarding and pay
home pupils. The total enrolment
viii be at least 200, and applications
are coming in every day. Miss Vera
Board of Cleveland, o.. takes the place
of Mrs, Harold W. Goodrich as in,
structor in music. Miss Board is a
graduate of the Toronto Conservatory
sof Music and has studied in Paris.
Miss Frances Brown of Milford, n.
H.. win teach expression and physical
training. She is graduate of the
Curry School Of Expression in Boston.
Miss Evelyn B. Wells, who will teach
art and English. is a graduate Of the
Massachusetts, Normal Art school and
has done special work in English. Mil
ford Fl. Briscoe OF Vergennes, SYRIA
cuse graduate, win teach history and
physics.
The Union school has an enrolment
of 4s5, about rs larger than last year,
and several new teachers.
Mrs Jessie Farrar. Mrs. James
tNaIa1nr NJ. C,,n,,or .xI Afrr
Gilman Luce attended the grand lodge
meeting OF Pythian Sisters held in
Burlington yesterday. The report of
the supreme session held in San Fran
cisco was given by Mrs. Welcher, who
was delegate. Mrs. Farrar was on
the committee which extended greet
ings from the Pythian Sisters TO the
Knights Of Pythias, who also held their
grand lodge meeting in Burlington yes
terday.
The regular meeting of Rob Morris
Order Of Eastern Star, oc-
Cured Wednesday evening with
large number Of members attending.
II was the first meeting after the sum
mer season and six petitions for mem
bership were received. Little Miss Hill
bred Benway furnished program for
the entertainment, including the tennis
dance, garden dance, flower dance and
lance Of the robins. Mrs. Grace Pike
was accempanist for her and played
/ piano selection while the little dane
sr was preparing for her third num-
per- Roth received many compliments
upon their efforts.
The listers are still hearing com
plants relative TO the apprsisals made
~ them in Montpelier, although only
, couple of persons appeared Wednes-
lay. The principal complaints seem
o be that their neighbors' appraisals
AVE not been high enough. As far as
'ould be learned. no appraisals have
,een taken to the board OF civil au-
hority. w. II. Turney, one of the
'oard. stated last evening that he had |
ompleted his services for the season. |
The Senate chamber and Representa-
ives hall in the State House are being |
ouched up with paint in preparation
or their use next winter.
Williams Rivers is visiting in Reese
lille. \. Y. for few days.
Mrs. William Cory has returned |
rom the White mountains.
Leon Bernardini is on a vacation
rom bis duties in Bernardini's fruit
tore.
Miss Teresa Conlin has completed
err duties in Bernardini's fruit store.
j. f. Riley. jr.. of the state forestry
flee has returned from the Rutland
air. where a forestry exhibit in which
lister rust prevention work FREEDOM
lated was put on. p. II. Merrill was
/ charge Of the exhibit. Henry B.
all, superintendent of the state nur
srv, also attended the exhibit to sell
urserv stock. G. c. Delevan has left
n the fair with an added forest fire
revention exhibit. and will remain
the southern part of the state for
time. closing up the lookout stations
r the winter and working on the tow
5 and telephone wires. HI
Charles A. Watson and Emma J.
'atson have transferred to j. Roy
,uires and Edith b. Squires land and
Iildings owned by them at the corner
Joomis and JAY streets for consid-
alton IN the vicinity of $500.
Montpelier council Of the Knights of
,lumbus last night elected officers as
lows: Grand. knight. ID. Y. McGov-
n; deputy grand knight. C. J. Colds
Try: chancellor, Michael J. Conan;
cording secretary. Richard W. .Ier
ne: financial secretary. James l.. Jer-
ne. warden. Charles T. Reagan; advo
tie. r. L. Chisholm; inside guard.
.orge Rivers; outside guard, J. o. w
siaise: trustee. Julian O. Goodrich.