The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-01
MONTPELIER

Some Is trap shooters from Montpel
Ter went Monday to Randolph, ,wher
/ they appeared in club shoot which tn,
Randolph organization pulled off /
/ was a l00-t target shoot and at the enc
( OF the shooting Fl. NJ Moulton and DR.
&. FL. Burr, both of Montpelier, were
! tied at 20 birds each. They shot q
more birds, Mr.. Moulton breaking ever,
one and, therefore, he received first
| honors in the shoot, while DIR, Burr goi
second honors About 50 persons sp
peared in the shoot.
A small crowd saw six rounds of box
ing in the armory in Montpelier Mon.
, day evening, staged under the manage.
ment of DAILY and Meigs. Glennie and
Salsi, who were to have boxed, did
not meet, Glennie having stated Sat
urday night that he was not in shape
and would not go into the ring. What
was to have been the l2round match
between Bunch ONeil and Mike De
Meo, both of whom live around Boston,
only went three rounds 0'Neil gave his
opponent merry chase for three
rounds and was plainly the better
man. He hammered DeMeo at will in
the third round and when DeMeo went
TO his seat, he acted groggy. He threw
the sponge into the ring. The match
between Young Dooley of Boston and
Kid Mcfarland did not 90 as far as
the other bout for the Kid got his in
the stomach about the middle of the
third round and was counted out by G..
Connors, who was referee. Opinions
differ as to the blow which the Kid re-
ceived but he had received several bad
ones in the stomach and the last one
seemed to a solar plexus; at an rate,
he wilted down and was counted out
before he was able to get to his feet
Carl, the infant baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Nuisll, died Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Macomber and
Mr. and Mrs Williamstown of Lynn,
Mass. have been visiting Sheriff and
Mrs. r. H. Tracy. Mrs Macomber and
Mrs. Tracy are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Harrison Rena,
Agathea and Lena Healey and Thomas
Healey of Springfield. Mass, were the
guests OF j. NJ. Healey Sunday and
Rev and Mrs A. w Hewitt have re-
turned from Davenport, Ia. where they
attended the general conference of the
Methodist church.
Poor coal is raising all kinds Of
trouble on the Central Vermont rail.
way, and it is understood that experts
from the mines are to come to St. Al
bans to show the hremen of the road
how To use the coal, which, is composed
Tor tlfe most part OF hard coal about
The size of nut coal with slate and soft (
'oal mixed in. The fast train which !
Ices not stop between st. Adams and i,
VI hite River Junction was three hours |
ate Saturday night, the first time it |
ias bene late since il went into serv |
ce All other trains are a little late, |
ome of them considerably. The north. |
bound New England States Limited /
waited at Montpelier about 80 min
ties Monday afternoon. having THE fire /
leaned. The freight service is badly
impaired. The coal will not heat the
ngine enough TO make the steam
Mr. and Mrs. w. ", Trainor Of St /
ohnsbury spent the holiday with Mrs.
lula Addy of Langdon street
G. Summer kimball OF Mortified was
ppointed to-day in probate court as
OF the estate of George
iitzer, late Of Mortified. The win of
iosina II. Morgan, late Of Roxbury, has
zen proven and Il. A. Stimson has
zen appointed administrator of the es-
ate with will annexed.
Persons coming 10 Montpelier last /,
veuing from St Adams saw consider
BILE excitement in the last named town
here the train was held up an hour