St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
VERMONT NEWS,

VERMONT NEWS
Warrants charging a dis. b"ncr OF
the peace the night OF December s,
hy assault on e. =. UndorNood, of
I'itchburg, Mass, salesman .or Ar
mott and company, We're 'elrcd on
$. J. Cray and hi, son, Euae,r 7
Gray, and both appeared IN I;e!!a,t.,
Fail. municipal court. Thu sol
pleaded guilty AHd Ms im'd Ed and
costs. The fall". flrns!rd nolla con-
t~ndc!c ard NH, hne,. 100 ana costs.
Two Bennington lncr. William II.
Bradford and Edward l.. Rates. the
latter i jnonfeI u N,rmont's oldest
,aw G}1n, have ru'lcd l0I,UDO Red
rross cu'Hplr>se,i in rHl1od covering
less than nine months. Mrs. +. Il.
annnings Of North bennington proeld-
nd ttc gau2c and ID. J.. IA. Ross cut
it and packed the c0ninrSScS 10Y ship
n,cnt to New York
Major. dwight +, Sni;h. U. S. N. C.,
who recently returned to military
hospital It Chelsea Mass. Is at MS
home III Stowe ON leave Tor the holl-
days. While ut the hospital, Major
Smith hul pieces o. bone removed
from an old >tound in his ankle, re-
ceiyod while lighting IN France.
Wilfrcd Rcnilald sufic.c cd an in
Jury to the big to- of his left foot
while working around thu newspaper
presH in The Messenger Office, l'l-
II. RI. johnson was called md the boy
was taken TO s. Adams hospital
where. it was found that there wAS II
compound fracture n1 thc toe ~ n
hoped amputation may not ne heceS-
Sary.
Rev. G.. r Hill (,lAthctI, pastor o.
tie old First church in O.d behnlh&-
ton, who signed up some months ago
for Y. ri. {. a. WORK overseas loi q
veur. has been notified TO b" prepared
to sail for France Dec. u.
Karl ". Sawyer, %, widely nov"
salcYnlan in Vermont and ne" Eiai'!''
shire. died of influenza. pneumonia 1T
his home in Barre Sunday. H." lc;''r''
n wife and two children. II" wa IN
Elk and an Eagle.
The jury on the case CT Sta'' vi
George Grcenalit OF Wa'1Ti4' WAC ln. i
been on trial in Washington county
court since Tuesday Oh charge Oh !
,nnnglaughtcr in connection Win INC
Death of his neighhor, who vas Shol
mn the night of Oct, ri, rcpGrlcn say
urday night that trey were oh'o'' 10
agree.
PVT. Frank Goroa5o, ncfht" Oh
Domlnick Gorou4o Of Rutland u re-
norted miss ing in elton since oeto-
Der, according to a telegram from ehc
war department ~iDich Nh. Goronso
ST.. received last s"rcE. Tie II ~ years
old and was born IN Italy. SIX years
aro he came ia America and has
s;r,cc resided IN Rutland with hls
uncle. He enlisted about @ year ago .
nrd vent overseas with the 26th in
sant,'y last July. Pvt. Gorouso mas
n mother, two sisters and four broth
g n serving on the Italian front
About 2i trainmen and other en- /
olovos of the southern division OF the
Central Vermont railway assembled
in the union station in Brattlch0Fo !
Friday and Conductor George l"
STAFFORD Of New London, who ''As
been employed by the road nearly 40
Years, presented Supt. Z. J. Guthrie
If New London Il gold watch having
20 Jewels. The presentation was
made as a Chiistms gift from the en-.
ploycs in recognition Of their just and
fam treatment since MI. Guthrie be-
came superintendent four years ago.
A. gold pendant set with large pearl
was handed to Mr.. Guthrie, a gift !
from the employees to his wife.
Earl Lewis of Barton was shot IN
the head recently when companion
bundled a revol> e. carelessly. The
bullet penetrated the scalp, but did
not iniurc the skull and was removed !
byja physician. /
George l.. t;tln,cts, rs, we'll known
business man Of Highgate Center,
died ut his home lielc recently after
an illness of seven weeks with arter0 !
sclcrosis.
Hosea Mann of Worcester. Mass, .
former resident of Wilmington and
WHO has been interested
In a number of banking institutions,
il In correspondence with Otto Prad'
rey, second assistant postmaster
general, relative to trans continental
air.way No. 4 proposed by the Aero
Club of America. Mr.. Mann wants
Tho route between Albany or Troy, N.
Y, and Boston to 70 by way of tho
old state route, touching Rcnning-
lon, Wilmington and Brattlcbo,o in
this state, and Nashua and Manchcr-
Ter in New Hampshire.
Poi. Raymond Mcfarland, who for
several years has heen director Of
he summer session at Middlebury
College, has resigned that position to
levotc his summer next year to other