The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-01

considerable strength, cleared the dis
lance to the man in couple of Jumps
and then tackled the man, with the re-
suit that he twisted the revolver out >oi
the mans hand. As soon as this took
place the yegg ran and Mr.. Hunt tried tc
, follow, but the yegg disappeared in the
dark. He was traced to White River
Junction and then in this direction, but
the officers, after ride over this section
of the state by automobile, appeared to
have lost all trace of the fellow. Mr.
Hunt has been on the night trick for five
years and it is the first time that anyone
has tackled him that way. The yegg
was traced to Randolph, where he left
the northbound night train on the Cen
trail Vermont railway. The railroad help
had been advised of the hold-up. Mr..
Hunt left description of the man with
the local officers.
William Wagner, who was tried in
! Montpelier city court Wednesday on the
charge of stealing hens. was found guilty
of the charge by jury of IL citizens of
| the city States Attorney i. r. Davis
asked that the case be continued for SEN
tence, which was complied with There
! is another case against Wagner in which
he has pleaded not guilty to hen stealing.
In this he is charged with stealing hens
from Burt Boyce of Middlesex A jury
trial win occur in this case but the SEN
fencing in the case tried Wednesday will
not be given until after the trial in the
new case occurs.
The wedding of Miss Blanche L. Oar
ling of this city and Albert Ferguson of
Fargo, n. D., took place at 4 o'clock
Wednesday AFTERNOON at the home of
Mrs. Sarah r.. Darling on Liberty street,
mother of the bride, in the presence of
few of the relatives and friends of the
contracting parties. The service was
performed by Rev L. C. Carson, pastor !
of the Unitarian church. They were at
tended by DIR. W r. Hardness and Miss
Hope Lane of this city. The bride was !
gowned in light pink silk with an over
dress of gold lace, while she carried |
brides roses. Her maid wore white /
gown and carried carnations. Following
the ceremony a wedding luncheon was
served by a company of friends of the
after which they left for
wedding trip which will terminate in
their reaching their home in Fargo, n D.
Both are natives of Chicago. The bride,
in youth came to Middlesex with her
parents, but after the death of her father
she, with her mother, came to Montpe-
lier She is a graduate of Smith college
and has been in social service work in
ID. c. 1t was when she and
Mr.. Ferguson were employed in social
service work in Chicago that they met
He later studied law and was admitted
o the bar. Leaving his home in Chicago.
he went to Fargo, where he has built a
practice. They received a
arge number of gifts.
Miss Laura Dunbar of st. Adams has
,een visiting with Mrs. John Cattanach |
md Mrs. w NJ Reed for a few days.
Mayor F. W Mitchell returned last |
vening from a few days in Boston.
j. p. Gslleher of the council |
las been acting mayer while he was
way. III
William Halvosa this morning settled !
is account as administrator of the es.
ate of William F. kesson late of Barrel |
nd Mrs Alice Bowman of Montpelier
'as appointed administrator of the Sc II
ate of the late H. A. Bowman. w. c. /
anphitr of Montpelier was appointed II
rustee of fund erected by the last will
nd testament of Louise Macy, late of
foretown. II
John Hakey of Mortified, who was U
rrested Wednesday night while repos.