Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-06

SOC, 900 brook trout and 100000 lakers,
Heretofore II has been the custom
TO include salmon, steelheads, rain
bow, brown, and Loeb Leven trout In
the product, all of which will now be
abandoned as not adapted to YER
mont waters.
The commission expects to rent the
Swanton hatchery to the United
States government for the coming
year, it proving very advantageous
proposition.
Vergennes citizens have raised $10,-
000 the amount necessary to induce
the Richford School Furniture COM
pany to move its plant there.
stock company will be formed with
capital of $4,000. A building has
been secured and the plant will soon
be In running order.
The office of Olin Scott, Benning-
ton Machine works, was burglarized
recently, entrance being gained
through the front door, which was
completely chopped to pieces. The
intruders tore the money drawer off
and succeeded in securing few dol
lars, but did not disturb anything
else.
The annual meeting of the Forestry
association of Vermont will be held
at Montpelier, January IL. At the
evening session an illustrated lecture
will be given by Dr. b. E. Fernow of
Ithaca, n. Y; subject, The Evolution
of a Forest Growth. There will also
be an address by Prof. l.. r. Jones of
Burlington.
Harrison Howe of Poultney Is
opening O new quarry of unfading sea |
green slate on his farm. A fine pur- |
pie vein has been discovered in an
other direction, and this will also be
quarried soon. This makes fully half
dozen quarries that have been
opened in this section during the
past few weeks.
Rev. d. j. O'Sullivan, representa-
tive to the recent legislature from st,
Adams, explains his remarks made
upon the floor of the house Dec. z. in
regard to the st. Adams license COM
missioners. He says he. there stated
that charges had been made to him
against the board, not that he, Gath
err O'SuAivan) made charges against
the board.
The Vermont Dairymens associa-
ton will meet in Montpelier Jan. 10,
II and IL. The best Canadian and
home authorities on the dairy inter-
est will address the meeting. A ban /,
luet will be held at Armory hall and
an after dinner entertainment has
been prepared. Nearly or quite $500 !.
n premiums will be divided accord !
ng to the score, for butter and
cheese products.
Miss May Goodale, bright, pretty !,
,irl of 10 years, daughter of George g
ioodae a well-to-do farmer of Nor q
istown, committed suicide by taking !,
poison Saturday. Dec. 81, Miss Good ),
lie died after having taken some "
tablets containing poison =
bout an hour before. Her action il
aid to have been the result of her
ather forbidding a certain young
nan from calling on her. p
The will of the date George Il. p y
lodge, a retired shoe manufacturer of a. 9.
,hicago, who left an estate aggrega- :,
ing $2,000,000 contains requests of :.
8, 900 for library at Bennington and :, IS
5 200 for q memorial chapel at Man ~
hester. Mr.. Dodge made one hun l.,
red and three separate gifts amount X
lg in all to over 100000" OF these =,
10000 worth were to men who had =,
elped him at any time of his life. -
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During the year of 1904 corpora
ons have been organized under the
eneral law in Vermont representing Ia
capitalization of '$1,9S5,200. Fifty p nr
vo corporations filed articles repre- ~ =,
.nting companies in which capital ",
ock was required. Twelve char - =,
h 1A 1icrin int ions
The corporation repre- w w
nting the largest capital stock was of
e Casein Manufacturing company - -,
Bellows Falls, 100000 Seven cor ~, ny
,rations were chartered for 100000 c ~
Id over -
A negligence suit for $4,000 has me
EN- brought against the Rutland 20
ilroad company by James A. Gal the
CHER of Craftsbury. administrator En-
the estate of Walter Chase, who
is fatally injured in train wreck ,
Shelburne on Jan. 2, 1908, Chase az
ing fireman on an engine which was u .,ls
inning wild" and which met the .hs
rthbound flyer in a head-on col ,ae
ion. 1t is claimed that the railroad ,es
mpany is responsible for the death VI !.
ismuch as it's train dispatchers WI
re incompetent to direct the run , s.o
,p of tho trains but
hat
JAG
The members of the state tubercu- mo
is commission, DR.. d. d. Grout ten
E. R. Campbell, DR.. w. N. Bry- tim
t, DR.. S. E. Darling and Henry her
Hard, met at Burlington Friday 9th
int, Dec. 80, and made plans for ing
work to be done during the year to
Is. The board will begin at once ask
series of meetings in each coun- lesl
in the state A member of the 40
trd will speak in at least one town chi