The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-11
RANDOLPH
George Tatro's Farm Hand Took Sudden
Leave but Was Caught.

1
A man who has been at work on the
George Tatro place for few weeks took
the time when Mr.. Tatro was out TO &C
into the house and take his watch pan
OF shoes, revolver and So in money, and
Il then leave. Mr.. Tatro discovered the
theft and at once telephoned to different
| places in the vicinity and then took his
team and went in pursuit. lie was
4 finally seen in the shed of the school.
house at Bethel Gilead and Sheriff j. +,
| Lamson took George Allen with his au'
| tomobie and went there at once. Mr.
| Lamson made known his erTand but the
fellow at once took to the woods, with
Mr.. Allen after him, as IL was impos-
sible for Mr.. Lamson to make pursuit.
Mr.. Allen finally fred at the man, which
convinced him that it was best TO give
up. This he did and was arrested and
taken here and placed in the lookup till
after +. l.. Dudley arrived home, when
he was taken out and tried and sem
fenced TO Rutland for a term of sew.
eral months. The fellow first gave his
name as Dick Sloan, but later when the
officers talked with him he gave the
name of William 0'Connor, 90 Lincoln
avenue, Dandy, Conn. He came here TO
work for Mr.. Tatro through some EN-.
ployment bureau. The watch was found
upon him and he wore the shoes which
he had taken. The money and revolver
were not found. The man was taken TO
Rutland Saturday morning.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk is supplying the
pulpit of the Congregational church in
Strafford at present.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Angel have been
entertaining Mr.. Angeles brother, Will
| lis A. Angel, and he left here Friday,
much improved from the injuries he re
Gently received by falling from a staging
while doing carpenter work.
Mrs. George Morse and son, Horace
Morse, who have been with Mrs. r. r.
Kimball at Montague place for a few
weeks, have returned to their home in
New York.
The Il. A. Strout real estate agency
has sold through its local agent, S. L.
Billings, the C. II. Dustin farm in Beth
el Gilead to r. f. Colson OF Cliftondale,
Mass.
II. L. Baldwin, one of the employees of
the Central Vermont Railway Co, in the
water department, has gone to Hunting |
ton Center for a two weeks vacation, |
taking his family with him.
Miss Eleanor J. Clark, who was the
guest of Miss May X. Howe over Thurs
day night, left Friday for Plymouth, |
N. H., to remain through her vacation.
Mrs Joseph Raymere has gone TO I
Springfield TO pass the summer with her /
son, William Raymore, who has been
i'll for the last two months with rheuma.
tism.
The school directors have been for
tunate in engaging Miss Mary Dubois
to succeed Miss Josephine Dana of Pom
fret as assistant in the high school. Miss
Dubois had taught in this position pre-
yious to this for II years, leaving here
to go to Richmond to take the principal
ship of the Richmond high school, and
afterwards she taught in the Edmunds
high school at Burlington. Later she
was obliged to give up teaching for
she improved she again took up the work
Of teaching. this time in a girls school
in Fort Royal, Va.
FL. W. Vail, chairman of the commit
tee chosen by the town to procure
suitable marker for the site of the Cagh-
nawaga Indian camp ground in East
Randolph has arranged for the dedica- !
ton on August Is. n. L. Boyden will
be the master of ceremonies and Con- E
gress man Frank Plumley win be the
speaker. J. Read Pember of Woodstock,
he historian, and Rosamond, daughter
II p. S. Belknap OF South Royalton, will
lnveil the stone. The East Bethel band
will furnish music for the occasion and b
he ladies of the Modern Woodmen's {
amp are to serve the dinner. j
Floyd Woodcock has come from Yer
.ennes to remain for an indefinite time
With his uncle, John Nancy, and fam t
ly,
Mrs Louie Steele Baker oil, WaItham, Y
lass, has been in town this week, the {
uest of her father. Emory Steele. and
lrs. Lille, and left Friday morning for
.ebanon, n. H., where she is to visit !.
elatiyes. - :,
Mrs. Frank Ryder of Forestdale and
faster Marvin Beard came by automo- =
lie Thursday TO visit Mrs. j. +. French,
nd on their return took home with b
hem Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Waters, who
ad been here few months, for a per- in
lament stay there. Ii