The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-28

head of cattle
The state Universalist convention will
be held in Morrisville the first four days
of next week.
Milton L. Julian, bookkeeper at the
Passumpsic Savings bank of St. Johns
bury, while fishing in Caspian lake last
week caught trout weighing IL pounds
A marble altar rail, given by the par
ents of the boys of Orwell who died in
their service of their country, was dedi-
Gated at St. Pauls church Sunday even
ing
The pictatee.@ ofts4he late e ex Governor err
Bell has been completed and will soon
be added to the collection of pictures of
ex-governors in the executive chamber OF
the state house in Montpelier
The committee, which is canvassing
Montpelier for the sale of $4,000 of pre-
ferred stock for the new brick company
is meeting with good success and all but
81 800 of the amount needed has been sub
scribed.
Aldo Lean, young son of Mr.. and Mrs
Luigi Leani of Barre, fell from the tor
of woodple eight feet high, landing OF
a block of wood and sustaining cuts OF
his head and a broken wrist, the bon'
piercing the flesh.
Captain Cole entrained with 300 cavalr,
men from Fort Ethan Allen Wednesday
morning for Camp Merritt, n. j. TIL
machine gun company has also left tn,
cost and is at the fair at Westfeld, Mass
| Both of these units will return.
Ezra Valway of Nergennes has lost tw
crops of cabbages through grasshoppers
In the spring he set out 1000 plants
which the hoppers destroyed He the
set out 1000 more and says that he wi
| be unable to save more than one-thir
| of them.
John B. Crimilisk, 26, Steven j. Kinl
10, and Henry p Moran, II escaped fror
the state prison camp at Rutland Wedne'
day night and the police in all the SUI
rounding towns and cities have been Nc
titled to look for them The men wer
dressed in prison uniform
A doe weighing about 100 pounds wa
killed by the Rutland railroad nortl
bound sleeper between Ludlow and Ru
land Wednesday. The carcass was di
covered on the engine pilot when tn
train reached the local yards, no sto
having been made after Ludlow was lef
Russell w. Porter, the Arctic explore
who has been connected with the Ma
sachusetts Institute of Technology an
more recently with the bureau of STAN
| ards in Washington, ID. c., has bought
residence in Springfield and is with Il
Jones & Lamson Co., doing special VOL
II for James Hartness.
II Samuel Thomas, a l3-year-old boy
| Burlington, was sentenced to the We
mont state industrial school at Vergenn
for the remainder of his minority Wedne
day The boy stole 17-jewel watch al
n then sold it to a chum for 81 cents It
II watch was recovered and the boy will /
n main in the school until Nov. 10, 1927.
II The two-year-old milking Shortho
II COW Princess May ID, in the herd of w
~ ldTu >. MdIllll VI L idiHleIu. has Just u
ished her official test and has establish
worlds record for the breed Prince
4 Nav, milking with her first calf, produc
\ Il, 1858 pounds of milk and 4505 poun
4 % butterfat. She will be shown at
4 New England fairs.
/. Miss venla L. Shores OF Lyndonvil
y the newly elected preceptress at t
n Maine, Wesleyan seminary, is a gradua
4 of Bates college, class of 1914 and a
j of Smith college. with the degree of Nj
n ter of Arts, class of 1918. She was
two years assistant in Powers Instit,
at Bernardston, Mass Last year she "
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