The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-18

/
vised to.
The Rev. Harry /. Thornton. now in
the fourth year Of his pastorate of the
CnIversalIst church at White River jung.
ton, rendered his resignation at the
morning service Sunday. He will as
sumo the pastorate of the Universalist
church IN birmingham, Mass.
Dave Morey of Maiden, Mass, former
dartmouth football star and twice men
| toned for hatback of the mythical all
American eleven, sgned-5a years con
tract Tuesday as head baseball and foot.
ball coach at Middlebury college. He was
assistant coach here during the season
that ended last Saturday.
J DR.. George a. GosseIin. a graduate of
| he University of Vermont and son of
| Yrs. Ferdinand GOsseln of Rutland, is in
Paris, where he will study in a hospital
for SIN months, specializing in the treat
ment Of nervous diseases. At the close
Of his work there he viii take six
months more instruction in hospitals in
the leading cities of Europe.
Raymond Good Of Montgomery was
brought to the st, Albans hospital Tues.
day with serious gun shot wounds in the
palm Of his right hand. The accident
occurred while he was endeavoring to
shoot a fox yesterday morning. He
slipped off a log and the gun was dis
'narged. The charge went into the palm
If his hand, the muscles of his right arm
and few shots entered his breast.
That rich as we'll as poor must obey
the DrOhibitorY law is evidenced by the
recent seizure of two cases of wine from
Le entertainment car of the Western
! mon Telegraph company, which was
made hv local customs men while the car
was standing in the local train shed In
view of the recent court decision in re-
1ard to transferring liquor, it is possible
the wines may be returned to the owners,
IS it is not known whether it was bought
IN Montreal or was in the car that travels
between this country and Canada A
hearing will be held soon.
The Central Vermont Railway Co, and
The state highway department have com
Oenced blasting away rocks from the
highway near the three-mile bridge cross
ng in Middlesex which has been an uu-
-Hte crossing for years. 1t was here the
wo Rollin boys were killed on Christmas
we three years ago. It is proposed tOI
blast back the rocks some IS feet alOngl
he track from the crossing. This win
rive persons travelling a much better
'hance to see the approaching trains if
here he anv from Montpelier Junction
Erection. The work will be completed
his fall.
Another contribution to the cause of
letter livestock for Vermont has Just
Neen issued from the Office of the eX-I
tension service of the University of Yer
0ont in the form of poster prepared nv
Tohn A. Hitchcock, extension specialist
y darying, for use in the better sires
aarnaign This Doster carries photo
-~anhs Of tynical sire of each of the
0ur dairy breeds, Ayrshire. GUERNSEY.
Tole+ein, apd Jersey. and sets forth in
l
g such IN pnimal viii result in more nro-
-rihuted through the county agents.
Mrs. Gladys Gray. %. found Monday
numb with cold on the banks of the Con
0ecticut river. after she had made an at
temnt at suicide, confessed to being the
mother of the newborn babe whose dead
body was found last week. named the
nan in the case, Edward Macie. 30, and
'asterdav both were sentenced to one
nj half to five years in the state
erieon for adultery. Mrs. GRAY denied
'nliherate intention to murder the babe.
Nacie was also fined 800 and costs.
Nacie who IS chief engineer Of the I'M
t-rnational Paper con1panv's mill at VIII
IoY village, has wife and an 19-year-old /
,1g0ted son. Mrs. GRAY has not lived
With her husband since last April. She
las lived in White River Junction forl
@everal years.
II IS said that no woman ever has been |
rated as a chess player of the highest