The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-01

A Tust cooperative lunu.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Ballard and
party made the automobile trip
through smugglers' Notch to Jefferson
vile on Sunday. Mr.. Ballard reports
Ia good road all the way. About 100
Iears were in the notch, he states.
i Mrs. Lua B. Edison, register of Wash
| ington county probate court, is prepar
ing the quarterly report of the court,
which comes out on Aug. |.
The Vermont Maple Syrup company,
Inc, Of st. Johnsbury has filed with
the secretary Of state certificate
showing that 100 shares Of common
capital stock have been issued at par
for cash and that $4,000 has been
paid to the treasurer of the company
Flor the stock
The Marvel Hotel corporation Of Bos-
ton has sent to the secretary of state
returns for the purpose Of procuring
a certificate Of authority to transact
business in this state, also power of
attorney. The corporation is to conduct
! the Lake Dunmore hotel at Lake Dun
more near Middlebury.
Last week the resignation of r. r.
Morrow as superintendent Of schools in
the Rutland southwest district was re-
ceived by q III. Dempsey, commissioner
of education. This district includes
Poultney, Wells, Middietown Springs,
Rupert and Pawlet. Mr.. Morrow was
recently elected principal of Peoples
academy in Morrisville. Three other
districts are at present without super
intendents. They are Washington
northeast, including Cabot, Calais,
Mayshfeldl and Woodbury.; Orange
southeast, including Thetford, West
FairIee, STAFFORD, Norwich and Sharon,
and Windham Central, including, New
fame, Townshend, Dover, Wardsboro,
Grafton, Athens Brookline, Marlboro
and Stratton. The commissioner plans
to arrange meetings soon, at which
candidates will be presented to the
school board for election.
Alphonsus ]. Murphy Of Boston, gen
eral agent for the Security Insurance
company of New Haven, Conn, was in
the city on business Monday.
Miss M G. Kerr and Miss Bertha
X. Weisbrod of Burlington and DIR.
X. w. Lovett. Mr.. Thorndike and DIR.
Brewster of Boston, arrived in the city
to-day for poliomyelitis clinic to be
held at Heaton hospital this after
noon Miss Elizabeth Shaw of Bur
lington Is acting as assistant to Miss
II mr. and Mioc tra;ohynI
+. s. Brigham, state Commissioner
of agriculture, goes to Rutland this
afternoon and will meet the members
of the Vermont Certified Seed Potato |
Growers association at Ira tomorrow,
when the association holds regular
meeting.
T. G. Mulholland, state marketing
agent returned this morning from |
Boston, where he has been ON market |
inspection.
DR.. J. +. Gibson Of Washington, d. |
c.. was expected by DIR. A. J. DeFos
sett to arrive in the city to-day, DIR. |
Gibson will give addresses on bovine
tuberculosis eradication to livestock
owners in the state. For several days /
next week he win Be in Rutland
county.
Miss Helen Heney has returned TO
her duties in the state highway de-
partment. after two weeks vacation
in Swampscott. Mass. She was ac
companied by her sisters, the Misses
Rose and Emma Heney Of the National
Life Insurance company. Louis j. He Il
ney is on vacation from his duties
in the First National bank, and has
left for Swampscott and Concord, n. II.
Miss Bertha II. Davies of the state
department leaves Wednes-
day morning for two weeks vaca
tion. which she win pass in Coaticock,
p. @. II
y. O. Draffin of the state engineers
department has returned from Brattle
boro, where he has been engaged in
surveys for the West River bridge. The
surveys are not yet completed.
r.. A. ordway Of Montpelier began
work in the state engineers depart
ment Monday morning.
Daniel c. Gage Of st. Johnsbury has
reported TO the secretary of state that
A car which he was driving struck a
baby carriage in st. Johnsburw village
July 25, but did not injire the child
IN the carriage He was backing from
the walk into the street. L. II. Beau
lac Of Rutland reports running into
Frank Dunkley OF Rutland in Rutland ,
July %. DpInkley's head was cnt.
states that he stepped direct
" in front Of the car Clarence Belts
Il Waitsfield and Charles Barnes Of
were driving cars involved
IN an accident in Wakefield July 80
A. B. Lane of Barre has a force of
men under B. G. st. Cyr. foreman, EN-
,loved on the construction of the new
tate store house in the back OF the
state House. At present brick is be-
np ripped ont and extra granite put
nto a wall is being taken out for use
n the walls of the store house. The
avinr of the concrete floor of the first
tory will probably be begun the last
4 this week. and the granite work is
,xpected TO start early next week. The
lew granite Is coming from Ryegate.
A. marriage license has been issued
o Manuel Campo of l2l River street
nd Joseffa Canales Of l2l River street
Warren Bagley Of Ludlow has begun
Employment at SHADES Drug store.
In probate court Wesley Hoffman
as been appointed executor OF the last