The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-26
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS or INTEREST IRON
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

William Zasehut, Polsnder living in
Brattleboro, recently caught steelhead
trout II inches long.
Al the present time all the smallpox
cases Ia Rutland have recovered and
the houses are out Of quarantine.
Hyman Gimhle has been fined $3.50 and
costs In Burlington for selling meat for
human food in that city that was AT.
fected with tuberculosis. Gimble paid
the fine
In Mondays Canadian casualty list
given out at Ottawa, was the name Of
y, Il. Carr Lyndonville, presumed TO
have died.
Twelve Rutland young women have
gone within few days TO Bristol, Conn,
TO work on small parts for airplanes, for
the Wallace. Barnes company. About 80
In all have left Rutland for there.
Martin S. Villas Of Burlington is can
didate for denomination as one of the
four state senators from Chittenden
county. Judge II. w. Tracy of Shell
burne also has announced his candidacy
for the senatorship.
Miss Caroline S. Woodruff Of st.
Johnsbury, who has been supervisor at
Concord of the Essex South district, has
accepted the position of principal OF the
Junior high school at johnson for the |
coming year.
Peter S. Chase OF Brattleboro states
that so years ago, June IL, 1868, and |
continuing for four days, the weather |
was the hottest Of any during that sum
mer, thermometers registering 100 de- |
grees or more in the shade.
Guy Blood OF Grafton, convicted OF
driving an automobile while intoxicated,
has been sent to county Jail at Newfane
for 80 days The car which Blood was
driving upset, throwing out several pas
sengers.
Lieut.. Joseph A. Evarts of St. Adams
has been awarded war cross for valor
in action in France and has sent it home
for safekeeping by his sister. The medal
has been on exhibition in one of the
store windows of st. Adams the past few
days.
,
Robert Bradish. son of Mr.. and Mrs
+. p. Bradsh of Bellows Falls, has gone
to Camp Abnaki at North Hero on Lake
Champlain, where he will be swimming
master for the summer. This is the third
year that he has served the camp in
that way.
Miss Belle Hayward, a teacher in the
domestic science department of the Rut- .
land high school, was married Saturday
to Lieut.. Howard W. Davis Of Sechnec- ,
tady, N. Y, in Columbia, N. c. Lieut.. /
Davis was unable to secure furlough,
so Miss Hayward went to Camp Jackson.
Lieut.. R. C. Bridges, formerly head of
the commercial department of the Rut.
land high school, attended the wedding. ,
Bareback Rider Rooney who was killed
in the wreck of the Hagenbeck- Wallace !
circus train, was pupil of Charles w.
Fisk of st. Adams and learned what he :.
knew about riding from him. Fisk, who
was long the greatest of the craft, took
young Rooney in hand and within few /,
months the boy had progressed so that
he was able to take part in the exhibit
tions. Fisk considered Rooney one of
the best of his pupils. !
DIR. James M. Hamilton of Rutland !
on Saturday received commission as !,
captain in the medical reserve of the y
United States army and he has resigned :,
rs a member of the draft board of Rut- q
land district, No /. He has not been
assigned for duty. DR.. Hamilton had e
he rank of major during the Spanish o
war, having been surgeon of
he First Vermont regiment. He has
oracticed medicine in Rutland for many
years.