The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-10
MONTPELIER
Two Men in Court on The Charge of
Intoxication Yesterday.

In city court yesterday two men
who had been arrested the night before
were arraigned for intoxication. Fred
Campbell Of Montpelier pleaded guilty
90 subsequent offence and was fined
SIS, with costs OF 1920. Fred M. Reed,
also of Montpelier, pleaded guilty TO a
first offence and was sent TO the county
Jail for thirty days. A bottle of brandy
and part Of pint bottle OF alcohol,
which were found on the men were or
dered by Judge Harvey to be spilled.
Carmi Beach has gone to Omaha where
he will visit his father for time.
w. B. Fiske, formerly a train dis.
patcher, went yesterday TO Essex juno
ion, where he will be employed by the
Central Vermont railroad as ticket
agent,
William T.. Terill is home from
Washington, ID. G., where he witnessed
the Inauguration of President Taft. He
says IL was wild day In Washington
the city never having seen such a bliZ.
gard. Telegraph wires for 20 miles
about the city were blown down and
started for Washington TO see the par
ade and Inauguration never got there.
Train service was dead.
The Isle LaMotte Telephone company
filed articles Of corporation in secretary
of states Office yesterday and are to
build and maintain telephone line in
the town OF South and North Hero,
= T.. IL
The stock is $4,000, which is divided In.
TO 200 shares nc S25 each. The sub.
senDers are, J. NJ skeel, James s, King,
Walter r. Connell, Il. S. Fleury Mrs. s.
S. Pike w r. Hill and r. +. Phelps Of
Isle LaMotte.
The patent department some time
since announced It's decision In the case
to determine the priority OF invention
claimed by both Joseph G. Almon OF
Mortified formerly Of this city and
Hugo G.. Williams Of Granville, n. Y.
The patent related 10 a growing device
in making drill holes so that when the
blast is fred the stone will split in the
direction desired. After hearing both
sides, the department decided that Mr..
Almon was the inventor but that he
did not improve or develop II fast en-
ough and therefore lost his rights. Mr..
Almon got up the invention showed IL
Il somebody and then didn't do any.
thing with il for several years and by
that time someone got in ahead OF him.
Rev. w. w. Latte, pastor Of the
church on Mortified street,
IS able TO be around the house after
bad heart attack which affected him 50
severely for a while that il was feared
he could not live. He drove back from
Barre the other day. The air was cold
and frosty. He was not attired to with
stand Vermont weather in a sleigh al
though warm enough clad 10 travel on
the train. The result was that he faint
"a on Prospect street not far from his
home as he was coming back and fell
out Of the sleigh. He lay there prob
ably fifteen minutes until discovered and
removed where there was warmth. His
heart action was very bad but he man.
lged to pull through and Is now recov-
sring. His church was supplied Sunday |
IN order that he could have thorough |
-est. Mr.. Latte has been working hard |
ately with revival meetings and was
-un down. To add to his trouble Mr..
Ford's horse which he drove here from
Barre was taken i'll, the doctor thought |
rom overlooking. IL viii be sent back
10 Barre as soon as better.