The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05


so badly with a monograph record that
SIX stitches had to be taken.
John T. Gushing editor of the st. Al
bans, Messenger has been appointed one of
the u assistant secretaries of the Repub-
lican national convention to be held in
Chicago next week.
A four-story building 80 by 60 feet is
being constructed at North Montpelier
by Harry Daniels for the new bobbin fac.
tory which will, be located there About
% hands will DE employed :
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The Oxbow cemetery at Newbury, one
of the oldest in Vermont, is historic
place Seventg=fve revolutionary soldiers
lie buried there. The Oxhow Chapter, D.
! A. r., has provided suitable markers for
many of the graves. ~
Photographs of Yester House, the beau
/ tiful old summer home of Mrs. E. NJ Rit-
ter at Manchester, are in recess number
OF Country Lille in America The glass; .
morning, sun, writing and the big quaint
old entrance hall are shown.
! L. t. Lamson of Randolph was notified
yesterday by the secretary of state, that
his license to Adrive an automobile had
been suspended, forsareckless driving He
ran into team and killed horse and
threw the occupants to the ground
Il The town clerks are paying to the
, state treasurer the interest on the United
States deposit funds For years the
, towns have been paying into the treasury
the money originally loaned them but
last year of4ys one town paid up its loan
: 1t was Peru, the amount being $454S
a A memorial stone was dedicated to til,
! boys of '6I, the Spanish war and WorlC
! war boys at Fayston Monday This ston
lis large slab of our nativ
n Vermont granite and has upon it TIN
;. names of 81 boys who volunteered
n from Faysten.
m A. w Noyes, aged 20 years, of Cabot
4 has recovered his seven-y ear-old daughte
. for whom he searched two years He re
. ceived divorce two years ago in Wash
h ington county court and since then ha
\ been searching for his child, finding he
n finally at Millbury, Mass, where hi
n former wife, who is 81 years old, wa
% living with another man.
70 Next Monday the Vermont School
g. Aviation will open at Springfield. Tn
i, school will be under the direction
a. Capt H. E, Stickney and Earl Osgoo'
IS Three students will commence the cour
II Monday and others have already been e.
,r rolled to commence at a later date. IT
=, lasts from civ IN p1uhf wool
" and the price is $50.
10 Shelving in the Chiolino fruit mark
40 in Ludlow gave way one day last week
Il one Of the clerks was placing newly u
n packed goods there, and the boy W
in thrown some distance, while about 3
bottles of moxie, ginger ale, bottled che
Of ries and other goods were thrown on L
ve Of him He was not seriously injured, b
II the stock was practically ruined and son
,d damage was done in market below
IN the downpour of liquid from the brok,
o. bottles. te..t
.ic After a search of several weeks autirc
ed tiles have finally located John Bean, ali
n John Buschey, at Fort Ethan Allen, v
,stl nooski, and lodged him in the Frank
IL county Jail Bean is alleged to ha
as broken into the house of James kenfe
on of Swanton on the night of March
Of The same night he took horse and sle
belonging to A. T. Aseltine and drove
lbervile Que. and left the team He W
located three days later at White Riv
Junction. The latter part of Mare
u Sheriff Patlin. went to White River Jun
ton to get him but, before he got thel
Bean sawed his way out Of tie jail Al
to escaped Bean win have to answer
as three charges burglary, larceny and j