The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-13
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections.

Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections.
There Is talk in St. Jchnshury OF
erecting municipal building
y Williston held pageant this week
and on the opening night 500 people
we're in attendance.
Stephen c. Dorsey has filed his nom.
ination as Republican candidate for
city representative from Rutland.
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Surprising the six-inch trout law to
be still in force, Harry Coffin of Ben
nington took several trout and was
fined $50, with costs.
Miss Mary E. Baker, for many years
supervisor of drawing in the Bellows
Falls schools, and Ned C. Ray of North
field were married Wednesday eve.
ming.
Clarence Parizo and Morgan Hill, oc-
cupants of two automobiles which col
lided in Winooski Wednesday escaped
injury, but their machines were con-
siderably battered and twisted
The powerhouse of the Fall Noun
tain Electric Co. of Bellows Falls was
struck by lightning Tuesday after.
noon and was damaged $500 This
building has been hit number of
times.
Bryon M. Pettibone, convicted of sec
ond degree murder in killing his wife
by poison at Bennington, is now in
state prison. Pettibone is said to be-
lieve that he will be there only few
months
Rutland motormen and conductors
have been given 10 per cent increase
in wages. Trackmen have been given a
raise of % cents day. This is the
second increase granted the men during
the year.
There were 1000 people at the sec
ond annual field day of the Addison
county farm bureau in Weybridge
Wednesday. There were 400 automo-
biles parked on the grounds, the ma
chimes being arranged by towns and
every town in the county was repre-
scented.
When a motorcycle hit one wheel of
the carriage in which she was riding,
Mrs. John Lane of Salisbury was
thrown to the ground and suffered a
badly injured knee and hip. The mo-
torcycle cut in between two approach
ing automobiles and crashed into the
team.
The Twin State baseball league,
which included Rutland and Spring
field has disbanded, and it is probable
a new league will be formed, consist
ing of Windsor in Vermont and Leb-
anon and Claremont in New Hampshire
and some other town yet to be chosen.
The old league was webbing badly
during the past few weeks.
The boats crew of the government
Steamer Daisy" on Lake Champlain
had an interesting experience when
coming from Port Kent one day last
week when they brought aboard a deer
which had become exhausted from
swimming. The deer which had teemed
quite dead when taken aboard soon
recovered spirits and the men had
rather lively time until landing was
made at Stave Island where the ami
NAL quickly took his departure.
In winooski municipal court Mon
dsy Fred Moquin of Winoosik was SEN
fenced TO Is months in the house OF
correction for non-support of his fam'-
~. He is the father of five children,
ranging in age from two and ons-haii
years to IA years The eldest, a giri,
has been declared a delinquent and has
been sent TO the industrial school for
the remainder of her minority. The
mother is in a hospital. Moquin Lad
been working in Montpelier recently.
Eight members of Co G, llth Yer.
mont infantry, in the Civil war held
their 50th reunion at Bellows Falls
Wednesday They are the only s,nviv-
ors of the company, so far as could be
located. The veterans present we're:
Lieut. Samuel Daggett, 50. of Bellows
Auction Sale
of Personal Property
Having sold my real estate will sell
ut Public Auction in Williamstown Vii
lage,