Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31
A Warning to Coasters.


hin in BrattIeboro Dec. 10, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Ell. Brasor were run into
nv a traverse sled occupied by six
young people and were seriously hurt.
Mrs, Brasor7s right leg was broken
below the. knee. She was taken to
the hos pitaI IN an unconscious cond1-
ton Mr.. Brasor received wounds
on toe head and one leg, which had TO
be sewed up, The young people were
sliding in violstion of a village orsfin-
ance.
Over So They Married.
Benjamin B. Cook of Barre, aged 81
wears, and Mrs. Laura L. Atherto8,'
aged 80 years, OF Waterbury were
married Thursday. Mr.. Cook has been
married twice before, his last wife
having died aoout year ago. Mrs.
Atlssrton has been married once be-
fore, her husband having died many
years ago. This youthful marriage is
the eulmination of a. lifelong 70
nance, both of the participants kav-
ing known each ether from childh0od
and having played together and at
tended school as, children in Williams
town.
Stubborn FIRE. in BeIlo as Falls.
A. stubborn FIRE broke out, early
Tuesday morning, DSce mbe- %, IN the
srrit store of John. Baldesdgo irn Bel
lows Falls. The fire spread to- adj
Joining stores andsths whole building.
was soon n flames. The buadingwas
occupied by the Bellows Fails bakery.
Cometa lunch room, John Baadesaro's,
fnait store. Frank Saline, boots and
shoes, Exener & Eolns4s, cigars and
restaurant. and j. Il Byrne's barber
shop. The entire buil5ing was gat-
ted inside Of an boar, with a loss of
at least $4,000. Tae block VIII pro
bably be rebuilt.
Riot at Waaf PzwIet-
IN a drunken Hungarian rot at
West Pawiet on Christmas, 25s were
Injured and, several reported killeas
Among those that were seriously,
injured is Polish. noaseman named
f. r. Horeszky, who Is in this country,
TO learn the slate, qnarry business,
Horenzky ~ man.o Of means andalivas
luxuriously IN IN immense stone mall-
sion. The Hungarian Aa5ozsrs made a
raid on his residence early yesterd sY
morning with guys, rocks, and clubs
broke down the doors. and smashed
the windows. Catering the house
they aroused hin1 trom sleep ana le6E
him in q critical condition. 0Shsr
residences were b1moarded with
stones and clubs IL. the forenoon.
Ths Granville, =. Y, -poliee fores visa
summoned TO qnell 5he disturbance.
The Salem poles. wore also called an.
After hard work the aficers su0see1Rd
IN securing order.
Pos.-asfice Robbery.
Two. unknown masked men broke
into post-offiee suo-station 40. al
Rutland about O'Clock Thursday
morning, took eigA6 dollars from Bhe
money drawer. and had nearly sue
ceedsd in opening the door OF the
safe, in whiah thsre was the sum OF
Sa0a, when they were discovered by
Edward S. ShelNey, who occupies q
| room over the Store in which is tbs
efiip8. H9aring q noise. he took Z
lamp and a. revolver an0i went down
/ stairs TO investigah8- As, soon as he
entered the store l. shot was fred al
/ him, narrowly missing his chest. The
men than ran ant ShelEey exchanged
shots with them through the window
Shelvey immediately jumped upon 4
horse and chased the men dowa the
road about half miae to a covered
bridge The robbars fired DIT hiu
again and again from the darkness Of
the covered bridge and the horse be
ing frightened 1t was impossible tx
parsue the robbers further.
Young Bride Shot at Her Wedding in Ira
Two shots in quick succession from
gang Of rioters put an end Monda
night TO the festivities following tn
wedding of Charles Gilmore and Mis-
Mary Parker tina 10 year old brid
, being seriously woun1ed, while he
| sister-ia-law, Mrs. Henry Gilmore
snstains a slight wound in the le
i shoulder. The bride was shot In tn
: arm, and there is a compound fractur
Z below her shoulder, the bone bein
! badly shattered. The alleged assai
3 ant, Andrew Farrell, aged 20 year
o was arrested and lodged in the Hous
3 of Correction. The house was we
:. filed with guests who had witnesse
the marriage and who waited to 10
H. the reception and fun which follow
rv ed Az the festivities wara at the