The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-09

Following is the complete list o.
| town officers elected Tuesday: Moder
ator, G. NJ Watts; clerk, Hattie Il
Pratt; school director for one year, II
II. Gale; school director for three years
d. f. Smith; lister for three years, s
4 II. Nutting; selectman for three years
II. w. Luce; road commissioner, G. s
Gale; trustee of public money, ii. T.
Shaw; treasurer, Hattie Il. Pratt
grand jurors, f. Il. Smitht, ii. e. Shaw
| constables, II. j. Holden, G. W. Buzz
zell; agent to prosecute and defend suit
i. II. Smith: tree warden, B. &. God
frey; tax collector, G. NJ. Watts; audi
tor for three years, a, A. Pixies, over
seer, j. B. Mckinley; agent TO deed real
estate, Ii. c. McMahon; cemetery com
MISSIONER for five years, G.. W. Foster;
library commissioner for five years H.
w. Barrows. Ii was voted to raise
$500 for state aid on highways; $50
for town library; S35 for Memorial
day; 800 for the band; 5000 toward
lighting the village streets; 500 for
cemetery association, to pay firemen
for services outside the village; to al
low school directors to supply glasses
for needy children; to allow the Amer
lean Legion privileges in the Akeley
Memorial building; to raise a tax OF
1928; to adopt a resolution demanding
economy in the administration Of state
affairs. About thirty women took part
in voting, during the day.
The United Aid society realized
about $40 from the dinner served town
meeting day.
Mrs. Jane Howe who was called here
by the death Of Mrs. AurillaSmith,
went Tuesday TO Burlington to visit
her sister, Mrs. Almira Slayton, on her
way to her home in Rutland. Mrs.
Slayton who is having treatment for
ulcer on an eyeball at the Sparhawk
santorium is gaining slowly.
+. e. Smith and II. Il. Shaw were
business visitors in Burlington
Wednesday.
DR.. G. I. Abbott and Mrs. Abbott
have returned to Bethel after visiting
DR.. Abbott's brother-in-law and sister,
Major and Mrs, d. f. Smith.
Mrs. Nellie Simonds returned
to her home in Waterbury
Center after about five weeks in Stowe.
Mrs. A. A. Royce has received news
of the death Of her cousin, Mrs. Fife
Gets, on March 2, at her home at
Ypsilanti, Mich. Mrs. Gets visited
Mrs. Royce in Stowe in 1920
The heavy rain and thaw of Tues !
day and Tuesday night settled the
snoow by foot or more. Some sugar |
makers look for sugaring right away. |
Mrs. Mildred Russ and Miss Beatrice
Gale are arranging for surprise party !
On Friday in honor of the twenty fifth |
anniversary of their parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus l.. Gale Their |
friends are cordially invited to join the
party at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
.iale that evening.
Although past ninety the Rev. r. w.
Collins continues to saw wood and help 1
about the chores at his home at Moscow
Miss Marjorie Watts was visitor
n Mortified Wednesday.
The following program has been ar
'anged by the lecture Mrs. Il. L.
aecor, for the regular meeting of Mans
ield Mountain grange Saturday eve
ling; Song by the grangers; roll call,
lame native Vermont tree and one
4 its uses; Our Maple Tree, Its Home
lsee Value and Life" G. 81. Towne;
Discussion, Should we save our for
SITS led by Rev c. Il. Hayward; song,
Hiss Florence Austin; recitation, Mrs. |
aura Robinson; discussion, Shall we /
ave a grange fair. Bring pencil and ]
aper for surprise feature; salute and
ledge to flag; instrumental music; [