The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27

Felix De Forge Under Arrest for Ut
tenng FORCED Instrument.

Felix De Forge Under Arrest for Ut
terng Forged Instrument.
Felix Deforge has been arrested III
Moretown % the charge of uttsring y
forged instrument and The authorities
say that he has confessed to the act.
Being unable to write himself he Is
said 10 have had boy write an order
for him last winter. signing the name
81 George Clark superintendent 81 the
B & p Lumber company, the order be-
ing that McNulty Brothers Of Water
bury should give him "all the goods he
wanted lbe alleged forgery was not
discovered until a short time ago when
the lumber company WAS settling with
MeNuty Brothers Deforge waived eN-
animation and was bound over under
5000 bonds, which he was unable to se-
cure, so he was placed in the county
Jail He secured s37 worth of goods on
the order, which was uttered last De-
cember
A son was born Saturday % Mr. and
Mrs Claude g Vale Of Barre street
One hundred and sixty.one tickets
were sold from this station yesterday
for the excursion 70 Highgate Springs
Rev. DR., e. A. Bishop, member Of
the board Of trustees Of Wesleyan uni
yersily, has gone 70 attend tie com
meucement exercises there,
The First PentecostaI Church Of the
Nazarene at Whterylle has fled arti-
Giles Of association with the secretary OF
state. for he purpose OF promoting re
ligious worship e. Fl Austin, J NJ.
Burnett b r. stockwel III |. Mann
and M \. Mann are the signers
AIr. aud Mrs. A. W. Prescott left Sat
urday for Colorado Springs, where Mr.
Prescott viii attend the 22nd annual
meeting oil the Association Of American
Railroad Accounting Officials fle ID
auditor Of the Montpelier q Wells River
railroad Mr. and Mrs. Prescott will
be away about two weeks, stopping
at verious places along The route.
All rooms ID the hotels have already
been engaged for the two Republican
conventions 70 be held here TINS week
but there are plenty Of rooms outside
available and The board of trade is
handling the matter in connection with
the hotels Ia the vicinity Of 1000 per-
sons are expected for t6ie occasion Can
didates Mead Fleetwood and Bafche8eF
are to have headquarters at the Payil-
ion.
Robert S. Piper VINO viii be remem-
bered ii this city, was drowned few
days ago and tue funeral was held to-
day Particulars 81 the accident are
meaere. Mr. Piper was q former RESP
dent Of Rutland where De was em
ployed by che Patch Manufacturing CON
pany and later bY The John Pierce com.
pany New York. John Sterling 81 this
city Went 70 Rochester N vi ID at-
tend the funeral 81 DIT. Piper, who was
Die nephew
Tie pathfnding party Tor the Nun
sey historical tour, which passes through
here August 22, arrived h0re yesterday
from Breton Woods The tourists viii
probably number POO 81 more and wili
include more than 80 care. starting from
Philadelphia and ending at Washington,
~ G. They viii 60 By the way 81 Bos.
ton, Portland Me- back 70 this city and
on 70 Burlington, Saratoga Baltimore
and Washington The Automobile Climb
f Vermont viii meet The tourists II
aboW Pioneer bridge and escort them
to the city, whore they WIZ take Qaso-
lane aud get lunch This years route
ia selected With especial thounht d che
historical country throuPh which fhe
autoista VIII pass.
The new city hall win put on its post
oreddtahle appearance this week To hons
81 81 the state and district conventions.
70 Be- held here Wednesday ard Thurs
day. The city land about tie building
Is being cleaned up and other
improvements are being made Clark
B. Roberts, superintendent Of streets,
has bean busy overseeing the compile
tlon of 1000 feet 81 macadam road Oh
Berlin street This makes oil 81 the
finest stretches 81 road 10 the city.
The funeral Of Charles z. sRrie was
held yesterday afternoon st bis home
on Barre street. Both the FFiees al
the home ana tie aomnattal service were
IA charge 81 the Maaons ar. Ryle
was member of many organizations
and his fellows members and friends
made a large attendance Burial was
in Green Mount cemetery and the bear
ers were III D. Volholm, Il nj. Frost,
II. II. Tracy, Harry Wetmore, George
Alnon and C. A. smith
A peculiar accident occurred satur
day night shortly before 2 O'clock. when