The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-21

antined at Barre. the patient being Mrs.
Kose Baker. 1t is thought she got the dis
ease from visitors from Ottawa, Canada
William y. Steward is at the Barre City
hospital in a critical condition with a
fractured skull as the result of a fall down
flight of stairs in the Worthen block in
that city Friday evening. Up to yester-
day afternoon he had not regained CON
SciousnesS.
Bernard J. Byron of Bradford met with
a painful accident while out rabbit hunt
ing the first of the week. One of the
hunters in the party, taking the white
socks Bernard was wearing for a rabbit.
fired with true aim. The result was that
about 20 shot took effect.
st. Johnsbury is taking up with real
| vigor the matter of moving picture shows
and a largely attended meeting WedneS-
/ day evening passed resolution asking the
| local movie managers to present at least
| twice a week n show that can be adver-
| tised AZ absolutely clean throughout.
| Mrs Jennie Tatro Emo. 30, of st. Al
| bans. who was sentenced Thursday to two
years at the state prison for bigamy. was
! first married to Richard Emo at Hyde
| Park in 1913. She had one child by this
marriage Her second marriage which
.
i Richard Lamonda at EnoSburg Falls last
! June 80. When arraigned she pleaded
guilty.
Elsie the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William L. Mckee of Montpelier.
suffered a fractured thigh bone while slid
! ing Friday afternoon. Her sled ran into
an obstacle in the way. She suffered in
| fantile paralysis and was using braces on
her legs. which probably had much to do
with the injury. for undoubtedly the leg
would have given a little if the braces had
not been attached to it.
! Deputy United States Marshal George
+. Lackey of Montpelier has committed ia
| Washington county Jail Frank Moyisen
and \. Carpenter of West StewartStOwn,
! \. II. They had been before Commits
nish $500 bail on a. charge of alleged
E! smuggling of liquor into the state OF
Beecher Falls, were sent to Jail.
! Otis y. Kelton. -. judge of the probate
court of Franklin county. died at his home
at ST. Adams Saturday after an Illness oi
several weeks. He was admitted to the
/ Franklin county bar in 1877. represented
the town of Montgomery in the house from
1874 to 1876, was a member of the Yer.
mont senate in 1887 and was states attOr.
ney from 1892 to 1894 He was town
- fitFh III montgomery LOT IL years ana was
town treasurer for 80 years.
/ Mortified was threatened with a 50
rlouS cJnf1agration Saturday mornine
when fire broke ont in the Forbes Bros
restaurant in the basement of the Bacor
block on the north side of the common anI
swept upward into the first and secont
stories of the building. giving the firemer
two hours of hard work because the build
ing Is of wood and of type somewhat
favorable to the spread of fire. The los.
!, is estimated between $4,000 and $4,000
. William H0ughton was arraigned be
fore Judge Nathan y. Post at Enosburc
Falls Thursday on a charge of sforgery
tie pleaded not guilty and was bound over
to the March term of Franklin county
court under bail of 5000 which was fur
nished. William Greenia of Sheldon. who
was also implicated in the same forgery. il
is alleged was arrested and taken to st
AlbanS and lodged in the Franklin county
jail. The forgery was of a check of $40
(which figured in horse trade