The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-20

Joel Nhtcomb Of johnson, while out
hunting, put bullet through his foot
and had TO be taken to the hospital at
Burlington.
Dr. Frank U. Rich, a graduate OF the
university of Vermont, died Friday at
his home at Maynard, Mass. lie was
graduated from the university in 1850.
j. o. Frost or Vernon has Lsen granted
/ s40G damages against the Connecticut
River Power company for trees cut By
the company.
| The Church street school building In
| Rutland has been renamed, and will
hereafter be known as the Longfellow
building.
Two boy hunters. Frank Carrigan and
Jerome Casey OF Pittsford, were found
by searchers Sunday morning in the
Chittenden woods, after having spent
saturday night tramping about in an
effort TO find their way back to civiliza-
ton.
Springfield is faci coal famine
and the dealers have stove or chest
nut sizes They are now ordering those
sizes of the so-called independent" deal
ers and the price is $40 ton. One
dealer IS 400 tons short on orders given
since July.
+. +. McGraw, tobacco salesman,
was arrested at the Berwick In Rut-
land Friday night on charge Of skip
ping a board bill at the hotel Vermont,
Burlington. McGraw said the trouble
was due to his mistake, and expressed
willingness to go back ana pay.
A certificate of increase in the capital
stock Of the hotel Vermont was filed in
the Burlington city clerks office last
week. An Increase of $4,000 is made, |
making the common stock 100000, d. |
vided into 1000 shares OF 500 each. |
The preferred stock remains unchanged. |
Felix Vadney. an aged man. who lived /
alone in East Franklin, was found dead |
in a pasture near his home early Friday |
n fternoon. He evidently wandered away |
from home during the night and neigh
bors who failed to find him in the house
next morning searched until they discoy-
cred his body.
County Game Warden J. f. Reeves of
is determined this year that
any violation of the deer hunting laws
shall be discovered. and % special depu
ties are patrolling Chittenden county
during the deer hunting season Of ten
DAYS. In addition to these. the reg
ular deputies will be at work and any
complaint win be Immediately investi-
gated.
The large barn and some 40 tons Of
lay belonging to N. Pero and son IN
Post Mills were burned Thursday morn
ng. The house and shed attached, a ,
.ider mill and large allied silo were .
aved by the timely arrival of some 20
II the neighbors. called by the fire
Harm on the telephone. They have ,
arge stock Of cattle TO provide shelter
md feed for this winter.
George Tudor, who runs steam saw {
Mill al West Wardsboro, has bought i
i Moses Sheldon OF Dorset a tract
4 timberIand in Wardsboro containing
yer 900 900 feet Of hard and soft tim
er. II il understood that the price was
bout 81 900. Mr. Tudor will begin cut
ing soon and will haul the logs to his
liIl.
William Minogue Of Fair Haven, who
'as returning home Saturday in his
automobile from several days hunting
rip, met with an accident which re-
alted in the loss OF his ear. While on
hill. the car slowed in the mud and
'ent over an embankment. Mr.. Min
que was thrown about 25 feet, but was !
nly slightly injured. The car was to-
lily destroyed by FIRE, !.
According to a Boston newspaper, a s
utland marble company has filed srti-
es oil association under the laws OF q
massachusetts,. The item as printed =
.ad az follows: 1.-THE Columbian cor =,
,ration Boston and Rutland. VT, quar-. u =,
es, 100000; Eliot IT. Robinson. Les =
II B. Donohoe, Donald NJ Hin, sub y
ribers.. This company il supposed to 9
I'VE something to do with the plant n
the Green Mountain Marble company "
Rutland. but the officials Of the con- co
IN refuse to discuss the matter, say &c
z there is nothing TO print yet. pc