The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-10

Center shot large buck deer, which
he caught feeding in his oat piece on'
morning recently. Farmer ChaDii
dressed the animal and then reported
his killing to the game warden.
w. V. Phelps and J. O. Kimball o.
Enosburg Falls have purchased traci
| of land on Shipyard bay at Highgat,
Springs, which they will develop iatc
summer camp containing a numbel
OF cottages.
| Rabbi H.. Popkan Of Utica, n. ", IN;
been elected rabbi OF the Hebrew colonS
| in Burlington and OF all Hebrews il
Vermont. The new rabbi is 80 years
old and has reached the highest rabbin.
ical class. He succeeds Rabbi Goodman
whose death occurred some time ago.
Poultney's new eurfew law went int
effect on the evening Of August /.
The so-called special water commit
tee of the Rutland board OF aldermen
has been discharged, because, it Is
claimed, the members have spent $4,000
without anything tangible to show for
it.
Relatives of George A. Waters, who
disappeared from his home in Middle
bury July IL. have received word from
him which stated that he was in Que
bee expecting to return home at any
time. His wife, who received the lot
ter, can give no reason why he left his
home and business.
Justus Dartt of Springfield, who has
served that town as representative in
both branches of the legislature. has
been removed to a hospital in Hanover,
N. H., to be treated for complication
of diseases. Owing to his advanced
age, rs, he cannot submit to an opera.
ton. Mr.. Dartt was formerly state
superintendent Of education and is we'll
known in Vermont.
Charles Barthilson paid fine of $50
and cost in West Rutland Justice court
the other day for striking his neghbor,
Frank Provost The blow that caused
Barthilson to part with his money was
delivered on Provost's yeranda.
Mrs. +. |. Hall, Rutland woman, who
has long been identified with the move
ment for aiding poor children, is trying
to find a home for four Benson children,
whose father had deserted them. The
mother, critically i'll, although able to
walk, came to Rutland and tried to
secure aid. Overseer Of the Poor p. II.
Brouseau and Mrs. Hall took compass
sion of the family and will attempt to
help the children as well as the mother
Isaac Shapiro. a Middlebury peddler,
has filed petition in bankruptcy. Civ
ing his liabilities as s93a49. and his az
sets S3s3.a6, Of which $40 is claimed to
be exempt.
Young Paul Eitpence of Rutland had
a narrow escape the other night when
bicycle which he was riding crashed M
to an automobile. The shock threw the
boy some distance into the air, but be
was uninjured.
The first tri.state modified marathon
for which registered nth
letes of northern and eastern New York,
Vermont, New Hampshire and western
Massachusetts are eligible will take
place at the Rutland fairgrounds on La
Dor Day. The modified course will be
sixteen miles in length.
Camp Billings, conducted by the Young
Mems Christian association of Windsor
county, closed its sixth successful sea
son Saturday. Fifty boys and twenty
young men were Accommodated from one
to four weeks and the visitors during
this period numbered so.
The annual field meeting OF the Green
Mountain club will be held on the sum
nit of Camel's Hump with the Cancels
Hump club OF Waterbury, August 49,
Forty campers can be lodged over night
n the tents of the camp near the sum
nit maintained by the Camel's Hump
hub. The idea of camping over night |
s adopted by the club to allow Wis.
tors the opportunity of seeing sunset |
md sunrise from the unique peak.
Brigadier General Forrest H. Hatha- /
way, u. $. A., retired, who died sudden !
y in Portland. Ore, last week at the |
lge OF 81, was born in Vermont and en-
listed in Co. G 10th Vermont, in 1862. /
n 1867 he was appointed from Vermont I
econd lieutenant of the 4lst infantry /
md his rise continued until he became |
'rigadier general in 1904. He was re-
ired shortly afterwards at his own re-
luest.
An admirer of Theodore Roosevelt has /
resented the Burlington Progressive
Tub with finely mounted bull moose
lead. The trophy adorns the walls
+ the clubs headquarters on Church
treet. smi7AxE
The death of Miss Gladys Bedell of
louisville, a sophomore in the univcrsi-
y Of Vermont, Burlington, and grad
late in the class OF 1909 at Peoples
cademy, occurred August /. She be-
onged to the Kappa Alpha Theta So