Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-08-28
ANARCHISTIC NEWSPAPER
GOVERNMENT COMPLAINS OF
BARRE SOCIALIST ORGAN.

GOVERNMENT COMPLAINS OIL
BARRE SOCIALIST ORGAN.
A Man Of Misfortune.-PeeuIiar Fun
Opening of Charlotte Slate Quar-,
-versennes Bank Stockholders Or
ganize.
The state department at Washing
ton has called the attention of GOV
Mccullough to the alleged existenc
of an anarchist newspaper in Vermont
Information to this effect has beel
filed by Alvey Adee, acting secretar.
of state. The paper is said to b.
named "Cronaca Sovversiva" and pur
ports to be published by Mrs. F. Mar
lana for the Circola Studi Social o
that town. 1t is designated by the de
partment as anarchistic and revolu
tionary. Gov Mccullough has been il
consultation with States Attorney F
A. Bailey who is investigating and viii
report to the governor concerning 1t
1t appears that there is no state law
which specifically covers a case of this
sort and just what course will be pur-
sued Is in doubt.
Henry kinsella, Rutland fish deal
err. recently found a pearl, worth al
\ least $25, in an oyster.
|
| The Forest Park stock farm at
Brandon was sold at auction last week
| to Mr.. Alexander of Morrisville for
$4,000. much less than the buildings
| cost. Some of the stock was also sold.
man giving the name John Devine
has been sentenced at Bennington to
not less than IL months or more than
l3 months at hard labor in state prison
for trying to entice young girls by Of
fering them money, candy and other
things.
The state w. C. T. U. closed a very
successful institute at Spring Grove,
Burlington, Thursday. Among the
speakers were Mrs. Ida H. Read of
Shelburne, Mrs. l. n. Roseman of
Bristol and Mrs. Lucy Hitchcock, state
superintendent of physical education.
Peter Kisler of Springfield is held
for trial at county court on a charge of
placing an obstruction on the track of
the Springfield electric railway at mid
night. Aug. IS. while intoxicated. Kis-
Ter acknowledged that he put a large
stone on the track, but this he said
was done for fun.
Rival meetings We're held at Bur-
lington last week by the warning fact
ors of the Queen City Park association
and each elected full slate of officers.
Each claims to be it and have con-
troll of affairs at the park. Litigation
has already been begun and there will
De further resort to the court before
Ellis, 1o-years- old son of Edison
Maxon of Pownal, was severely in
Jured Thursday while sliding down a
hayloft on chain. He was coming
down with great force when a hook
attached to the end of the chain caught
him in the tleshy part of the leg. The
leg, though terribly lacerated, will be
saved.
The officials of the Rutland railroad
are making preparations to have their
engines equipped with acetylene gas
in place of the kerosene oil
now in use, and the in
ventor of the acetylene light, a Cali
fornia man, is now in Rutland to at
tend the proper equipment of the To-
comotives.
A. p. Donovan, a Montpelier music
dealer. was found unconscious in a
pool in hallway behind his store
Monday morning. He had deep cash
in his forehead from which blood free
ly flowed After being unconscious
two hours he came to. but fails to re-
member how it happened. Physicians
are inclined to believe It was an attack
Of indigestion.
John Bradshaw of Chicago. is super
intending the experimental opening of /
a probable slate quarry on the L. D. i
Stone farm in Charlotte. That an i'm !
mense slate deposit exists on this and !
adjoining farms there is no doubt.
When the deep well for the Lake View |
creamery was being drilled. the drillers I
went over $50 feet in solid black slate, !
so far as they could Judge
A bakery and adjoining buildings,
owned by 1 w. Colburn, dwelling
house near by owned by S. ]. Aims
worth. and other buildings We're con-
iumed by fire at Wallingford Sunday
afternoon. The fire started in the
Kitchen of the bakery. Other build
ngs We're threatened but the flames
we're finally subdued although the
own has very little fire extinguishing
apparatus.
The three days convention of the
Life Insurance Co. Agents
association closed at Montpelier Fri
lay evening with a banquet at the
PAVILION. The attendance was nearly
50. The after dinner speakers in
luded President De Boer, Hon. G. G.
Benedict of Burlington and Mayor
frank E. Cory of Montpelier.
Mayor Burke of Burlington has ap-
,ointed Patrick Russell chief of po-
ice at that city and the police are
aking orders from him., Edward
'rownell, whom he suspended from
hat position refuses to give up his
lace and the matter will go to the SUI
RENE court Both chiefs will make !
ut a pay roll this month and both
oils will go to the aldermen at their
ext monthly meeting. ..
Successful Geological Search in VI. :
Henry E. Dickhaut of the United t
tates geological survey, who has been {
altering fossils from the Cambrian /
vision, near st. Adams has gone to i
burlington to continue his work on .
ne Cambrian rocks. George E. Ed f
on, the geologist, who has assisted /
Ir. Dickhaut in his research says they y
ere extremely fortunate in their
nds as they shipped to Washington, I
J. c., over one thousand pounds of
laterial to be worked up. Several h
,ssils We're found that We're not in !,
[r. Edson's collection of fossils. The a