The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-11

Thirty-one candidates begun the state
examinations for the registration OF
nurses held in representatives. hall of
the state house yesterday morning.
Work at the garment factory in Swan
ton is progressing favorably and before
spring it is thought 100 girls will be en-
ployed there, besides inspectors and ma
chinists.
The catching and stripping of the lake
trout at Lake DunmOre,, which Special
State Warden George NJ. Chaffee OF Mid
dlebury has had charge of, was finished
November s, the work lasting thrse weeks.
During that time 2.615 trout were caught
ranging in size from one and half
pounds to ID pounds, actual weight.
These fish were caught in a small net.
Several hauls caught over 200 at time,
The last haul made caught 100 trout.
Additional reports of deer killed re
ceived at the Office of the state fish and
game commissioner Tuesday and Nednes-
day brought the total up to 50.
OF the 66 reports yesterday, il were
from Windham county, nine from Wind
sor county, eight from Rutland county,
seven from Addison county, six from Or
ange county. four from Chittenden, La
noble and Washington counties, two
from Caledonia county and one each from
Franklin and Orleans counties.
4 conference of state officials, who are
interested in probation work, will take
place in the senate chamber Thursday
and Friday of next week by invitation OF
the board of charities and probation
| which has recently compiled the laws
under which the board and its represent
atives act. The workers in the last
named department, judges. both city and
county courts. states attorneys, heads OF
! state institutions and others who are in
| terested in the work will assemble. One
| of the things to be considered will be an
| effort to stop duplication of effort and
economic in expenditures by duplication
of effort.
\ largely attended meeting of repre-
| sentatives from most of the principal hos
DitalS in the state held at Montpelier
| Wednesday afternoon discussed the re
| cruiting of student nurses and voted tt
| form the Vermont State Hospital asso
| citation 4 committee. composed of Sen
| ator Benjamin Williams of Proctor, DIR
| Thomas Brown of Burlington and Mis-
| Mary c. Newell of Rutland. was chosen
| to place the constitution and bylaws be
/ fore the trustees of all hospitals in tho
! state previous to a special meeting of the
association which will be held in Burling
~
| of Nlelrose hospital at West BrattleborC
| was present.
Casey Jones the Vermont aviator who
| won 80 many laurcls in the World war
| also took home with him some of thoS,
/ being distributed at the aviation NEE
/ which was conducted at the time thu
! American legion was in session in Kan
saS City last week. having won 81 .00(
and IA medal for taking the honors in tn,
/ junior contests. Races like those which
! are held on horse race courses occurred
only while these were i'm the air. each lar
being II miles in distance, the drivers o.
/ the aeroplane having to go outside tn.
stakes set in the ground which We're use,
as markers for them. Governor ITartness
! watchrG tlsesc with great Interest and II
/ he had not been the executive of tlft
state he would very likely have flown
Flying formations also took place.
Richard Young. aged % years, hi
! brother, Guy Young. aged Is years. auc
/ Bradley Wcbber. aged is years. of Lun
( enburg, are in Jail at Lancaster. y H.
having been arrested by Sheriff Nose
and charged with the robbery of tn
! South Luxembourg postolficc Monday
I night and taking away goods from tn
D FRANKLIN Bell & Sons store. where tn,
: poStothce is located. BY wagon track
IN the fresh snow, Mr.. Bell traced TIN
boys to the home of George Whiting il
. Lancaster where about half of the stoleI
Z property was found hidden under a bed
; Two of the boys have recently been re
. leased from the state industrial schoo
/ in Manchester.
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