The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-27
MONTPELIER
Big Hedgehog Captured on Main Street
Yesterday.


John Mcdonald, a special policeman
has at his home big hedgehog which
was captured early Monday morning by
Officer Baldwin and himself near Ship.
mans shoe store on Main street. officer
! Baldwin saw the porcupine run across
the street and crouch in doorway and
he straightway cornered it. Not wishing
TO kill il Notwithstanding the bounty
he captured it with the aid of Mr.. Nc
Donald and the latter took ii to his
home. IL is believed that someone
brought the animal to the city and pur.
posely turned il loose. The local city
a bounty for a hedgehog killed in Mont.
pelier.
Jesus Ala is erecting house on River
street near the Pioneer bridge and the
foundation of house to be erected on
Liberty street has been put in by George
Abair.
Chief of Police Patrick Connolly re-
ceived word from the Worcester, Mass,
authorities yesterday afternoon that An
gelo Stani of III Barre street, this city,
wanted for an assault on his wife, had
been apprehended and was being held
for the local police. The chief left on
the Green Mountain express last evening
for Worcester to bring Stani back to
this city. The alleged oTense is said to
have been committed about week ago,
following which Stani left for parts I'M
known, taking with him their three-year
old girl. A warrant was sworn out for
his arrest by States Attorney Fred f.
Gleason and the police in Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire notified to look out
| for the man and girl. He is about 80
years Of age and has resided in Montpe
| lier for several years, being by trade a
painter. He was arrested several years
ago for being a participant in a stab
bling ARRAY and served 30 days in jail.
Fred S. Platt of Rutland, clerk of the
United States circuit court arrived in the
city this noon and at 2 o'clock session
OF naturalization court opened at the
federal building for the purpose of grant
ing first papers and receiving applications
for the final citizenship papers. Arthur
&c. Theriault is acting as bailiff. 1t is
not expected that more than % appli-
cants will appear at the session here, but
dt DdIft bb-uloIlOH anu plduALbNIhr ob
Thursday nearly 200 are expected to
make their declarations.
Miss Alice Mckinistry is taking a two
weeks vacation from her duties in the
Office OF Theriault & Hunt. Her place
is being taken by Miss Marjorie Ord
way.
In probate court to-day the viii of
William H, Anderson, late Of Waterbury, |
was proven and Ada B. Anderson of Wa
terbury appointed executrix. A. ID. Far
well OF Montpelier settled his account
as administrator of the estate of Mary /
F. C. Turner, late of this city. Claude
L. Morse of Mortified settled his ac-
count as administrator of the estate of
Michael Sullivan, late of Northfield.
In county court suit has been entered
by S. HOLSTER jackson of Barre against
Joseph Charles, Alex. Corey and Heb
Der Iabeeb, members of the firm of the
American Clothing Co., on book ac-
count. The sum involved is $500. Earl
r. Davis is counsel for the defendants.
Governor Charles w. Gates arrived in
The city last evening and to-day is hold
ing several conferences at the State
House.
Copies Of the acts and resolves Of the
23d biennial session of the Vermont
legislature have been received at the
secretary of states office here but il is
rot expected that they will be ready for
for a few weeks yet. The
opies, which are bound, were printed by
he Rumford Press, Concord, n. H., un-
Ter the direction of the secretary of
tate's department, authorization being
made by the legislature. The distribu-
ion is made through the state library.
The northbound midnight train, known /:
S No. /, on the Central Vermont rail (:
Dad. was nearly an hour late this morn
ng, due TO heavy traffic on the Boston &
laine and the fact that two additional I:
caches were attached.
A requiem month mind mass for the I.
ate Rev. w. J. o. Sullivan was held at |,
0 o'clock this morning at st. Angus 1
ines church, being conducted by Rev. 4
,aniel 0'Sulivan of ST. Adams. A num- I;
er of priests from throughout the state I:
'ere present at the mass which is prac- l:
cally a reeptition Of the mass conduct I;
az the funeral OF Father 0'Sulliyan a I:
lonth ago. !:
Word has been received in the city 4:
rom Robert =. Simonds. chairman OF I:
he industrial accident board, who is at |:
ork Beach, Ne, that his health is inn !;
rowing. II is expected that he will be !:
Bile 20 assume his duties as head Of I:
ie board BY mex. month. (.
A. L. Graves Of ST. Johnsbury was a 4.
isiness visitor in the city yesterday. y
A game postponed because Of rain a X
eek ago will h. played in the city !:
ague this afternoon AZ ais o'clock be- !.
yeen the spanish A. G. and Tenney ~
ans. Tomorrow afternoon the y. VI. !.
A. and Clerks meet for the second !.
me and another game j. scheduled for I:
lturday. 30 that fans viii have a sur. y.
il Of baseball during the week. :
Motor visitors a. the Pavilion yestcr- n
~ Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Shearer Of Phil
elphia. Pa; Mrs. james n. ChambN 4
Of Harrisburg Pa. Miss Mary Bosltf
Carlisle. Pa. and chauffeur. G. y.
ann Of East Rridgewater. Mass. y. 4. n
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