The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-27
BETHEL
Restriction on Floating Logs Down the
White River.

Restriction on Floating Logs Down the
White River.
| As a result of the chancery hearing
at the law office of Wallace Batchelder
last Tuesday in the case of Willis X.
Boutwell, and Mary Il. Boutwell, VS.. the
Champlain Realty Co. and American
Realty Co., the court of chancery issued
an order enjoining the realty companies
from floating logs down White river
past the lands of the Boutwells unless
and until the realty companies either
repair the embankment formerly main
tanned there by the Fall Mountain Paper
Co., when it ran logs down the river,
or put in a new embankment to keep
the logs from gouging out the lands of
the Boutwells or the companies file q
good and sufficient bond in the sum of
81 900 conditional that the companies
will pay the Boutwells all damages &C.
casioned by their running logs in White
river this year and to pay the Boutwells
the fees of the solicitor employed by
them. Hon. Zed S. Stanton sat as chan
eellor at the hearing. The Boutwells
We're represented by Wallace Batchelder,
and the companies by their general coun-
sci, Judge Weeks of Maine and John G.
Sherburne of Randolph.
Mrs. Charles H. Call died late Wednes-
day night at her home in the north part
of the town, after an illness of several
months. She was Harriet Edison,
daughter of the late Myron w. Edison.
She is survived by her mother, who is
in delicate health, by her husband, son,
and two sisters. The funeral will be
held Sunday afternoon, Rev. j. Wesley
Miller officiating
Miss Dora Douglass of this town was
married March % to Vinton Norton OF
STAFFORD, at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Douglass, by
Rev. Joseph Hamilton. The bride has
taught several terms in the Old Church
Gilead Methodist church. The young
people are to live in Vershire.
A horse sale at the Bascom house sta
bles was we'll attended yesterday. A
pair each were sold to Frank +. Rhodes
of Barnard, 0. B. Hinkley of South Ran
dolph and Fred Slayton of Barre, and
single horse each to David Hevenstone
of Randolph and Thomas j. Lavere. The
horses and four Others sold previously,
were brought here by w. j. Esmond of
Chemung, Ill.
The first sugaring of the season was
done here yesterday by Harry l.. Wash
burn and others. A good run of sap
occurred.
w. w. Perkins, local representative of
the d. A. Perry real estate agency of
Barre, has sold the Charles Adams farm
in South Stockbridge to Ora s. jesse
man of Sutton, who takes possession at
once.
E. S. Putnam has sold the Albert
Knowlton farm in Stockbridge for Mrs.
Fuchs, the owner, to Robert Blodgett of
who took possession Tuesday.
Mrs. Fuchs and her invalid son have
to their former home in Brook
Ign, n. Y.
Forest Aikens, manager of the Whit
comb high school baseball team, an
nounces the following schedule of games
and solicits the generous support of the
public by way of attendance at the home
games. Attend the games and avoid a
paper: April %, Whiteomb
high school at Randolph; May 2, Wood
stock at Bethel; May 8, South Royal
ton at Bethel; May Is, White River
Junction at Bethel; May %, Whitcomb
high school at White River Junction;
May 81, Whitcomb high school at South
May 90, Northfield at Bethel;
May 80, Whitcomb high school at Wood
stock, two games; June 3, Whitcomb
high school at Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Havey and Yer
non returned Wednesday from visit |
to their former home in Sullivan, Me.
Miss Winifred Wilmot is home from |
Claremont, N. H., for vacation.
E. Fl. Kittredge is in Boston to buy |
five new pianos for customers here.