The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-29
VERMONT NEWS.

Private Harold G. Litchfeld of New
port, Company G, l0lst ammunition train.
sustained a fractured ankle in an automo-
bile accident at Camp Deyens Monday
4 dam is being built in South Straf-
ford on the brook that runs past the
girls camp, Ken-J ock-a-tee, which will
make camp pleasure pond of 20 acres.
A celebration will be given in Montpe-
lier May to the boys from Montpelier
who have been in the war and in which
the people and boys in the county who
have returned from the war have been
invited to participate.
No less than 20 families have come since
Feb. to White River junction for a
permanent home. The call for dwellings
is urgent and already is the plan ahoat
for community action to the end of con-
structing new houses in that town
The 50th wedding anniversary Of Rev
and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton of Randolph
was observed Saturday evening at the
Randolph Methodist church. Mr. Ham
ilton was presented a gold-mounted cane
and Mrs. Hamilton gold-mounted UNI
brella
Leon Lyons, member of a prominent
family of Greenfield, Mass, was arraigned
in the district court at Greenfield Monday
on a charge of larceny of $50 on the
highway from Earl Grover Of Springfield
(Vt.). lie was held to the grand jury
in sureties of $1,000, which were lur-
nished
Mrs. Josephine Latour of Burlington
narrowly missed being killed Sunday af-
ternoon when she made mistake in bot
ties and took a disinfectant instead Of
cough medicine. She went in commissions
following this and was saved By heroic
treatment administered by Drs. c. A.
Pease and w H. Clancy.
The Rev. &C. Carson, who has been
pastor of the Unitarian church at Mont
pelier for almost four years, read his let
ter of resignation to the parish Sunday
| morning, which, doubtless will be ac-
cepted as Mr.. Carson has accepted the
pastorate Of the First Unitarian church
at Albany. \. Y. where he will com
| IneuCc MS GUIleS August l.
| Arthur Barton, trusty at the State
| hospital at Waterbury, who escaped from
the institution about three weeks ago,
was captured Saturday morning at the
| farm Of Ernest Ball in ST. Adams TOWN
| by Sheriff G. z. Catlin and Deputy Sher-
if H. b. Cross. Barton was lodged in
the Franklin county jail aud was taken
back to Waterbury Saturday night by an
officer from the hospital.
F., TIE body g Hcrbsrt REYNOLDS os ST
Adams, who disappeared last Eoy Is
was found sunday morning IS his father
! u few 'rcnes of water 9u tie Garg;
shore, back Of TIE Reynolds home. Youne
Reynolds. who was % years of age, dis
/ appeared and no trace OF HIM Lad evel
been found The father was walking on
/ tho shore, whom Re saw = pair . shoe
in the water Investigating he discovered
the body was that Of his son.
Capt. Ray Z. Smith OF Rutland, who
has been overseas in the medical depart
ment of the United States army s.nc,
September, was expected to land IN Ne.
/ ork Monday. Dr. Smiths nany Br
land friends planned long time so
we ~ rouein~ rcce~t'ou -
reached home Recently t -as a.
r'ak" tbs welcore k tie felu
substantial gift md t'e ct man
i he pre7entcd an automgb7e On hi- al
n that city.
Miss Lillian A. LaVallee 0 put1a
army nurse corps who has been in
IBERIA since last September, returned
her home III that city Saturday eveune
She sailed from Siberia the sth Of Mare
and landed in gan Francisco the 10th 0
April, on the transport Thomas Mis-
IHNallec was one OF 81 army nurses. ant
the cny army nurses on Siberian soil
who volunteered Miss T.aEallee state
that the message that the boys sent hom
by the nurses was: Tell the folks bacl
home to get Us out Of here and get u
ont quick.
WinoosSi was again the scene OF a dis
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