The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-26

the TWO releases ncnllOued
above: Wounded slightly, Priv
ate George A. Porter of Walden.
VERMONT NEWS.
Rev. F. C. Hayes, pastor for four years
of the Congregational church in Greens
boro, read his resignation last Friday
to take effect Aug. 10.
Miss Mary Haynes, for three years
school nurse of st. Adams, on Aug.
goes to Burlington to become superlntend-
ent of nurses at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.
Fred P. Dover and Miss Agnes Foun-
tain of Montpelier were married by Rev
P. J. Long at st. Augustine church Mon
day. The bride issued the marriage h
cense to the groom, as assistant city clerk,
which position she holds at the city hall
Mrs. James f. Burke of West Rutland |
has received word that her son, Maj. !
]. Frank Burke had been cited 10y Gen.
John ] Pershing, commander OF the |
American expeditonary forces, for BRAY
cry and gallantry in action on Sept. 70, |
1918, at Bots de Septsarges, France.
William J Neiieux of St Adams suf-
fered a severe cut on his right hand Tues
day when the shears slipped as he was
cutting galvanized iron for caves troughs
Tuesday afternoon The main vein was
cut completely in two, the iron penetrat-
ing to the bone and making an ineision
an inch and half long
Alex Croto employed by the Vermont
Mix Chocolate Co, fell Tuesday from a
ajgh pile Of .hags OF cocoa beans which he
was unloading in the warehouse to the
concrete floor below. and several OF the
heavy bags followed him. When rescued
from under the pile Croto's face was torn
and bleeding, his nose broken and he had
other cuts and abrasons
The closing day exercises of the Yer
mont Industrial school will take place on
Monday. June 80, at O'Clock p. m \
study has been made during the past few
weeks of the birds, their habits, and val
ne to agriculture. and a play!ct, entitled,
/ In Birdlaud, will he given by the boys
4
| the state, in general, are cordially invited
! to attend the exercises.
The FIRST National Guard company to
| be organized in New England under an act
of congress authorizing a national guard,
was mustered in at the armory at St.
Adams Tuesday night. Sixty-eght men
responded to the roll call. Col J. NJ.
/ L Of no In
army, administered the oath to the entire
company. The officers are Capt J. A,
Evarts. First Lieut. Walter NJ Tenney,
Second Lieut.. Harry Ebbcr, Second Lieut..
Harry Walsh.
One day last week, as George Morrill,
of ST. Johnsbury Center was driving a
flock of sheep to pasture, Harry Day, il
his automobile, coming around a curve il
the highway, ran into the flock, killing
three sheep outright. injurng severo
more so that four died, making a loss
at the time of seven, with a prospect that
still others will succumb as a result o
injuries Mr. Day was driving at goot
speed and came upon the sheep too sud
denly to stop before hitting them.
John NJ Baehulus and Morton S. But
: Ter were arrested near Middlebury las
week, charged with stealing two automo
bIes. They spent the night in Jail an'
7 the next morning pleaded guilty and wer
t fned each SO and costs, which they paid
e The ears had been parked near the tow
: hall while the owners were attending tn
|, graduating exercises of the Middlebur
8 high school. one belonging to a Bcnaol
c party and the other to a Middlcbury man
e Bachulus and Butler took the cars TO
e an evenings JOY ride.
Chief Of Police Richard J Hurley 9
bennington received telegram Wedne'
day from Mrs. Lille Rogers of New 1or
! city requesting him to be on the lookou
: for her lS-year-old son, Kingdom Rogers
= who had run away from his home wit
!, another boy Of his own uge Chief HUI
ley had not had the telegram III his po'
II session Is minutes when he noticed
young man coming out OF the Putnai
House answering to the description quo
=, ed in the telegram The boy wIllingl
told his name and said that he was 0
his way to Canada with his friend. Bot
e boys AGREED that they were only maxim
5. the trip as an adventure \ temporar
1t check was put upon the proposed outin
!, by locking up young Rogers until tn
le young mans mother oculd be notified.
p, Only q Dream.