The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-11

not as good as those the first night
They stopped too quickly to suit the
crowd but in two of the bouts some
very good work was SEEN. The prin-
cipal bout was between Sergeant
Swarstrom, lightweight of Camp Dew
ems, and John Hays, champion of the
southern division but now stationed at
Fort Ethan Allen This did not 20
more than two minutes The sergeant
caught Hays on the jaw with a right
cross and then went to Hays body
with solar plexus with the result
/ that Hays was counted out. 1t isfru-
mored that Swarstrom and Bert Jones,
the latter of whom won the big bout
here two weeks ago, will meet here in
two weeks. The next bout, which was
to have gone eight rounds, only lasted
couple, and was between Jack Lee,
welterweight of Camp Devens, and
Chief Bowler welterweight champion
Of the fort. Bowler started off in nice
shape. He did some very clever work
in the first round but in the second
Jack swung powerfully to Bowler's
face a couple Of times and Bowler took
the count The third bout was be-
tween Bonnie Harrison, featherweight
of Camp Devens, and young Collins
of Cambridge, Mass. This went al
most four rounds. Collins had been
cautioned about striking below the belt
but did not stop and decision was
given to Harrison. This was nice
bout. The real fun of the exhibition
was between Cyclone Glinnie and Ber
nard Pembroke in which Pembroke
threw the sponge into the ring at the
beginning of the fifth round. He was
well battered up but had given Glinnie
a race for the honors. 1t was lively
work all of the time and arrangements
are being made for their appearance
again in two weeks. George Conner of
Montpelier, former boxer, was referee
of the match, John Pendergast of Bos i
ton being unable to attend.
Cards have been received in the city |
the marriage of Harold +. |
Pape, formerly of this city, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Pape of Mortified |
street, to Josephine A. McCue of STRAIT
ford, Conn. Mr.. Pape holds a respon-
sible position as purchasing agent for
the American Tube & Stamping com
pany Of Bridgeport, Conn. They will
reside at Sherwood place, Stratford.
4, Harvey Crane of the Joliet, H., pris
on was at Montpelier Wednesday in
reference to securing from Gov. P. w.
Clement a requisition to take Henry Il
Fieldman back to the prison for breach
IF parole. Mr.. Crane went to Newport,
where the man was supposed to be
Mr. Crane Is the supervisor
If the parole work. The prison with
which he is connected is the one which
Sheriff f. H. Tracy and w. H. Jeffrey
listed when in the West last year.
they found the guards carrying guns
md prisoners working with ball at
ached to one ankle. An argument
,ver these conditions occurred Wednes
Law while Mr.. Crane was here.
w. =. Thomas has presented his resig 4
lation as secretary of the Community
hub and will go shortly to York, Pa
G. r. Lackey has bought of j. NJ.
Boutwell, the house which Mr.. Bout
yell recently bought of Harold P. Hin
nan.
H. NJ Davis, deputy inspector of
Weights and measures. has completed
he investigation OF conditions in the
counties between Vermont
nd Canada relative to the shipment of !
read into this state. The bakers as I
complained that the Canadian !
akeries were shipping contrary to law I
nd Mr.. Davis inspected the condition 4
nd found that the packages were not @
larked, etc, and the matter has been h
urned over to the states attorney of G
rleans county for prosecution.
In probate court W c. Lamphere has p
cen appointed regular administrator V
{ the estate of H. Lester Morse, late :
I Middlesex, the man who was shot to a
cath some weeks ago. Mr. Lamphere II
ad previously been appointed special o