The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-19
MONTPELIER

At tho meeting OF the Modern Wood
men OF America. held In Montpelier
/ Wednesday evening. the following ofii-
GERS were installed by State Deputy
q. II. Baldwin Of Concord, N. H., Con-
sui, Benjamin Gates; vice consul,
George Buswell, banker, Clarence Fol-
lette, clerk, Harry Park, assistant,
William campbell escort, William
Gregory; guard, Arthur O. Whitcomb;
sentinel, William Peaeor; trustee for
three years, George Herring. The camp
at that meeting voted to accept the
terms offered II by the Knights OF
Pythas 70 hold their meetings the first
and third Wednesday evening in the
knights hall, They also voted TO In
vito the state deputy TO attend the
meeting the third Wednesday In Feb.
ruary and that the Barre camp be in
vited to attend that meeting when
Deputy Baldwin win give the members
special entertainment, A luncheon
will be served and committee was
named 10 complete the arrangements
| for the repast.
| Lieutenant Governor A. w. Foot will
return TO Montpelier on Friday from
Burlington.
Something over 500 was realized for
| the new state shelter home in Montpel-
Ter at card party given by group
OF Montpelier ladies in the Montpelier
Womans club rooms Tuesday night.
| The total Of admission was added to
by private donations. The committee
| in charge expects to raise $50 more,
which Is needed TO furnish room and
hallway at the shelter home. Card
games were in progress at 81 tables.
| The winners of the bridge prizes were
| Charles r. Lowe, Mrs. r. M. Cory, and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheaton The
whist prize was won by Miss Minnie
| Carpenter and the 500 prize by G. v,
| Kent. The committee donated the
prizes and the refreshments OF sand
witches and coffee.
Kinsteud, the new state shelter
home, was visited by the board OF char
tiles and probation yesterday in the
course of regular meeting. The
building is nearly completed and should
be ready for furnishing before long.
A considerable amount IN private do
nations toward furnishing the building
has been received by w. II. jeffrey,
secretary Of the board, and turned over
| to the state treasurer. The selection
Of a mation for the home did not take
place at the meeting. Secretary JEFF
| frey stated The members OF the board
present at the meeting were Thomas
Wagner Of Burlington, r. T. II. Pierson
/ OF Remington, Kirk L. Ellsworth Of
| Cambridge and Miss Florence Cory Of
Montpelier.
| DIR. r. Il. Steele returned yesterday
from Waterbury, where he went TO
| attended meeting of the board OF SUI
peryisors OF the insane.
The appraisal Of stock in the %
state hanks and AZ National hanks
in Vermont by the state board Of APP
praisal Is now under way In the office
| Of the commissioner Of taxes, and will
probably continue until Friday. The
| members Of the board are George b.
| Carpenter, state bank commissioner; r.
| b. Thomas, commissioner OF taxes, and
1 w. r. Scott. state treasurer.
| The divorce rase of Ethel u. Sulham
against Wayie Sulham was heard in
| Washington county court Yesterday. Il.
L. Laird appeared for the libellant and
y. Ward Carver for the libellee.
Gov. James Hartness, who Is re-
covering from an attack OF 1obar pneu-
monia at his apartments in the home
Of Frank II. Lowe In Montpelier, sat
up for an hour yesterday, but did not
| see any visitors. The solidified area
in the left lung Is clearing up.
Through an error, the statement APP
peared In yesterdays Times that Rob-
the ert Thomas. a reporter for the r. q.
Dun & Co, stated that rating in
the company's reference book depend
ed on whether the concern desiring a
rating subscribed for the book. The
word used should have been denied
| instead Of stated Mr.. Thomas made