The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-02

Joe Azedo. Portuguese strong man,
are matched for a boxing meet to be
held in Brattleboro September %.
Charles G. Richardson of Springfield,
seriously injured as the result of col
Iision in which his bicycle and an auto
mobile figured, has been taken to hos
pital in Hanover, N. H., for X-ray treat
ment.
CAPTAIN Fred Jones and Thomas
O'Brien, members of the Rutland high
school track team, won first and second
respectiyely in the half-mile events at
the annual athletic meet in Lansingburg,
N. Y.
Aouilla A. Darling of Hyde Park has
entered suit in Windham county court
for divorce from Mary Darling. They
were married in Craftsbury, Feb. !, l9l2.
He alleges statutory offenses besides in
tolerable severity.
Charles Mossey of st. Adams, who
was sentenced to the house of correction
in Rutland for vagrancy few weeks
ago. died there Tuesday. Mossey was
taken seriously i'll while being accom-.
panied to Rutland.
Charles Dow Clark, a ST. Adams boy,
is now in the cast of the production,
aYoung America" by Cohan g. Harris at
the Astor theatre in New York. Mr.
Clark plays the part of "Jim Renter
and is well spoken of by critics.
Rev. Mr.. Barnard of Bradford was in
Jericho Sunday and officated in church
where he was formerly the pastor. Dur
ING the services memorial tablet, the
gift of the Stevens children, was un-
Yelled in memory of Deacon and Mrs.
Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Carpenter, for
40 years prominent residents OF New.
fame, celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary this week. Mr.. Carpenter is
veteran of the Civil war, having served
in the 18th Vermont infantry and the
heavy artillery.
Edward j. Read, whose death occurred
in Dandy at the age Of 81, was a member
of the state legislature in 1878, select
man of the town 80 years, justice OF the
peace 35 years and postmaster IL years,
receiving his appointment with the in
coming of the Mckinley administration.
Hornets. horse and driver were impli-
Gated in a Brattleboro runaway Tues
day, when the former, in big swarm,
attacked a horse owned by the W. i.
Richardson company. The hornets drove
the horse mad and sometime elapsed be-
fore it could be quieted.
The 4lst annual convention Of the
Vermont Womans Christian union will
be held in the Methodist church in Bar
ton September to 10. The national
president, Miss Anna A. Gordon of
Evanston, Ill, is expected TO be present.
Everyone is cordially invited
Serene T.. Pratt of New York City, a
native Of Vermont, secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce in the metropolis
and former editor Of the Wall Street
journal. was removed TO a hospital in
Troy, n. ", after he had been taken
seriously IN at his summer home in Dor
set.
Emile savard, alias "Winooski Pete"
was sentenced in Ludlow this week by
Judge II. n. Blanchard Of Springfield 20
serve not less than ak months in the
house Of correction for a breach Of the
peace offense. the case growing out OF
an alteration which the respondent had
with Harley Duclo.
Several rare orchids were recently
shown in the Fairbanks museum AZ s..
.Johnsbury. Among these was the prairie
whitc.fringed orchid, which i known to
grow in only one place in Vermont. New
stations for ragged friuged orchids and
slender ladies tresses have been discoy.
cred in Caledonia county.
Fern picking IN Stamford William 1
Dunn and Joseph Parent saW signs of =
bear. Procuring guns. they started IN 4
search Of bruin and s0on saw him emery 1
inr from = clump 81 bushes. Dunn Erred. 4
In attempting - reload bic shooting 1
iron h. dropped bis cartridges. Parent. 4
seeing his conpani0n's predieamsnt. dis 1
trssfsd the bear until Dunn bad time - I
reload ard dispstch the animal NoW 4
the rair are searching for the hesr's
mate
circus showing n Hardwhk tire 9th
- day SERVED - eissr up ths mystery