The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08
WATERBURY
In Court Yesterday, Herbert Pike Was
Adjudged Not Guilty of Illegal
Deer Killing.


where one of the municipal courts Of
the county is the court, was that yes
Pterday of the case OF state VS.. Herbert
! Pike, charged with illegally shooting q
deer. Mr.. Pike, it was alleged, shot a
deer last month and several months age
disposed Of deer without legal author
ity. He pleaded not guilty and was
| placed under bonds OF 5000. Mr.. Pike
claims damage to crops by deer as rca-
son for all trouble. The session was held
in village hall and Judge Il. NJ. Harvey
of Montpelier, city judge, was the court.
Miss Lamotte 9. Smith came as stenog-
rapher. States Attorney Gleason was
the prosecuting attorney and j. Ill. SEN
ter appeared for the defendant. The
jurors were T. G. O'Neil, Howard Ken
needy. S. c. Wheeler, b. L. Wallace, r.
James Morse, Orlo J.. Ayers, Frank G..
Lamb, William Carpenter, w. d. Ber-
dam, DIR. j. +. Clair and Frank Lewis.
One of the jurors summoned was unable
to serve and by agreement of the pStties
it was tried with IL jurors. After the
witnesses had testified and the lawyers
made their pleas, the jurors, in charge
of Sheriff Eaton, retired to the Meth
odist church and after consultation re-
turned verdict of not guilty. There
were a large number present, Waterbury
Center people being particularly inter
ested in the case. Game Warden III. J.I
Parcher and County Game Warden Co
nant of Montpelier were present and as
sisted in the hearing.
A very pretty home wedding occurred
at the Center Wednesday, when Gladys
Hazel, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Woodward, was married to Eugene Earle
Batcheldcr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. For
ester Batchelder. The single ring serv
ice was performed by Rev. A. d. Page, |
pastor of the Advent church at Colby !
VILE They were attended by Miss Car
rie Woodward, sister OF the bride, and
Henry Batehelder of st. Johnsbury, !
brother of the groom. The bride was
becomingly attired in white wolfe and
carried a shower bouquet of white roses,
while the bridesmaid carried pink roses.
The house was very prettily decorated
in ferns, asparagus, hydrangeas. carna-
tions and autumn leaves. Following the
ceremony a wedding luncheon was served.
There were a large number of presents,
as well as beautiful pieces OF linen at
the shower a few days ago. They left
on an auto trip, part of which will be
spent at the home of Mr.. Batchelder's
uncle, Charles Davis, in Hardwick. Mrs.
If this place After their return they
viii reside upon LOOMS hill, where the
room recently purchased farm. Among
hose present at the wedding were: Mrs.
LATHE Edwards and sons, Paul and Will
,er, of Montpelier Mrs. Matte Barnes
# Windsor, Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Davis
nd daughter, Ellen, and Mr.. and Mrs.
,harles Davis OF Hardwiek.
Tomorrow at public auction at 10
clock at Hinterland farm, Wilbur ..
owe will sell some valuable registered
took. Among the registered llolstein
'riesian cattle to be sold is the bull,
lorndyke Rag Apple Duke l07,l04, son
{ Rag Apple korndyke sth who sold
or $4,000 at auction last October.
'welve registered cows, 10 registered
eifers and six registered bull calves
re also advertised, also registered sows,
igs and shoats. Mr.. Lowe has been u
licking up and raising for sometime fine
-RlsIefeu STOCK anu the prices dl TINS
ale win be watched with much inter
It.
Mrs. Howard Thomas and daughter.
achel, of Superior, Wis, are guests OF
Irs. Thomas cousin, Mrs. Henry De
eritt.
Miss Ina Gabree, stenogRpher at the :
ermont state hospital, begins to-mor- II
w vacation, and will accompany her a
Mrs. Heary Gabree, TO the =
,me of her sister in Middlebury. n
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Lamb entertained Il
of their friends Monday evening in :,
NOR of the 10th anniversary of their n
arriage. N
Town Clerk Fullerton, who has been a
lite i'll, is improved. :,
Through G. ;. Blaisdell, the Keene :,
me on Winooski street has been sold N
ID. T. Harvey. This will be occupied m
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Gabree and child b,
Williston were guests Wednesday OF :,
Rs. Henry Gabree.
Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer arrives
night from Lyndon institute to spend
ndsy at her home.