The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
MONTPELIER.
Boy Who Ran Away from Industrial
School Captured Yesterday.

Burt Osgood of this city aged II
years, who was some time ago sentenced
to the state industrial school Tor the
remainder of his minority, was captured
yesterday by Sheriff Tracy and Deputy
Sheriff Lawson OF Montpelier and Deputy
Sheriff Plmkett of Mortified, after hay
ing been away from that institution four
weeks. The capture was purely acci-
dental, though officers had been on the
watch for him ever since his escape.
While driving, they overlook a boy walk
ing along the road and Sheriff Tracy in
vited him to ride After he got into the
sleigh, Sheriff Phnkett recognized him,
and he was locked up to remain until
he can be taken back to Vergennes,
The post Office yesterday received the
money order blanks it had so long wait
ed for, and express money orders and
registered letters will be in less demand.
ellison R. Chambers of Pittsburg, Pa,
manager of large contracting firm in
Waltham, Mass, and Miss Flora Hinek-
ley of this city We're married yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Frank Felt by Rev.
E. G. Downey of Barre. They left at
once for Manchester, N. H.
The truckmen's union held its annual
meeting last night and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, George Buzz
zell; vice president, G. II, Gibson; record
ing secretary, c. A. Smith; financial sec
rotary and treasurer, Bernard c. Hersey;
trustee +. f. Dodge; delegates to the
I oI1r 4 a
Hill and Levi Alexander.
Montpelier council, X. Of c.. held its
annual meeting last night and elected
the following officers: Grand knight,
II. T. Premier; deputy grand knight,
James M, Healy; chancellor, G, +. Nc
kenna; recording secretary, j. f. Ken
nedy; financial secretary, ID. I, Donnel-
lyj treasurer, j. II. kelliher; advocate,
W. N. Theriault; warden, J. L. Jerome;
insude guard, L. L. Eeuyer; trustee for
three years, Charles H. Reagan.
More Montpelier people are to join
go being Edwin c. McGoff and Henry
Thompson, who left last night, and art
to.report first to j. E. Davidson, man
ager of the Pacific Light & Power com
pany, expecting to be stationed at North
Yakima, Wash, where Mr. McGof is to
be superintendent of construction work.
He was superintendent for the Cory,
Deayitt & Frost company here, while
Mr. Thompson was employed by the Con
solidated Lighting company.
What came near being serious coast
ing accident happened yesterday, when
toboggan on which Leon Dennis and
Wilfred Donnelly were coasting got be-
yond control and ran into a team driven
by Irving Lane, who was carting raw
iron for NJ. Wright & Sons of Wrights.
vile. One wheel of the heavily loaded
wagon passed over the Dennis boys
chest and one of the horses stepped on
the wrist of the Donnelly boy, but nei-
Their was hurt enough to make the call
ing of physician necessary. How they
could have escaped with their lives is a
mystery, with a two-horse load of iron
above and the hard ground beneath
The driver was in no way TO blame for
the accident, for the sled was under the
horses feet before he had time to do
anything.
A joint meeting Of Court Montpelier
and Court Green Mountain, G. O. H., took
place last evening, and the former court
elected the following officers; Court
deputy, A. NJ Cook; chief ranger G. w.
Kibby; vice ranger Arthur Knight; re-
cording secretary, H. p Daley; financial
secretary, DIR. j. X. Grimes; treasurer,
H. c. Emmons; senior woodward. h.
Tomasi; junior woodward, L. r. Mar
Gotta; senior beadle, VI. Mcmahon;
junior beadle, G, j. Limoges auditing
committee, G.. W. Kibby and L. r. Mar
Gotta, The following named members
were appointed general committee to
arrange for a visit of Supreme Ranger
Stevenson on January IL, 1911: Mont
pelier court, Arthur Knight, II. G. En-
mons and c. j. Limoges Companion
court Mrs Ava D. Johnson. Mrs Mabel
McGibney and Mrs c. d. Wheelock.