The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-29


killing the animal.
The seven passenger Cadillac tour
ing car Of Frank ID. Spauldlng OF bur
lngton was stolen from his yard dur
ing Thursday evening and has not Deen
heard Of since.
A hay barn belonging to. Darwin
- Foote in Charlotte was burned lhe
first OF the week, with three tons q
hay, a large amount OF lumber and
SIS worth Of beans.
The Wilson & Grace clothing store at
Fair Haven was burglarized Wednes-
day evening and considerable merchan-
disc was stolen, including three suits
Of mems clothing, some shirts, Two
imitation leather suit cases and
straw mating suit case.
AS G. r. Vance Of South Albany was
assisting in driving cattle to Barton
last week one of the cows went Wild
and attacked him, throwing him
against barbed wire fence, infiicting
cash over one eye and injuring one
hand The COW had to be killed.
Raleigh Revels. who claimed to have
come from Florida, and who passed
three worthless checks in Burlington,
pleaded guilty Thursday to the charge
and was sentenced to the house OF cor
rection in Windsor for four years. The
checks passed were for $40, SIS and $2O.
OF the $4,000 authorized capital
stock of the Federal Garage. Inc, OF
Brattleboro, $4,000 has already been
paid into the treasury, according to a
certificate filed with the secretary OF
state by Thomas r. Britain and a. n.
Schwenk, president and clerk OF the
company, respectively.
George L. Morse of Milton had an
accident near Essex Center recently ID
which wheel on his auto was broken
and he was obliged to leave the car
beside the road over night. Before
morning it. was robbed Of nearly every
thing movable, including tires and rims,
but handbag was overlooked, which
contained SIS in silver.
Nelson Gonyer, rs years of age, a
former resident of Brattlcboro, but
later living in Leominster, Mass, died
from heart disease Tuesday morning as
he was opening the door to his de-
partment of a factory in which he was
resuming work that day, after being
laid off from work for several months.
One Of the largest farms deals in the
vicinity Of Hardwick in long time was
contaminated few days ago, when
Frank VI. Bailey sold the so-called
Alonzo Crandall farm in Hardwick to
Alfred Courehaine for .$22 900, the sale
including all the personal property of
every description. Mr.. Bailey had
owned the farm for 20 years.
Articles OF association have been
filed with the secretary Of state by
the Fowler Nicolet Co., Inc, of Rut-
land. which will buy, sell and manufac-
ture wearing and sleeping apparel. The
capital stock is $4,000 in 500 shares
of 300 par value per share. The ineor-
earators are Harold B. Fowler Of Mt.
Vernon. N. ", Theodore H. Nicolet OF
Rutland and B. L. Stafford of Rutland.
James t1Jimmy') Barrett, the for
mer baseball star of the CINCINNATI
Reds. the Detroit Tigers and the Bos-
ton Red Sox, who fell dead in his real
estate Office in Detroit Tuesday, was a
brother of Mrs. NJ. j. Moran of Brat
tleboro and lived there in his boyhood,
also visiting there number OF times
after he became professional base
ball player.
No trace has yet been found of the 90
/ pounds of butter taken from in front
of the Office of the st. Adams & Swan
ton Traction Co. in st. Adams few
DAYS ago. The butter had been shipped
from Swanton to Guay's grocery store
in st. Adams. Thinking that Mr.. Quay
would send for the butter after clos
ing hours, it was left outside. IL is be-
lieved that the butter was taken by
someone in passing automobile.
Two writs have been fled with the
secretary of state by John Walluck of
Winchester, n. H., against the Conti-
mental Insurance Co, Inc, of Brattle-
boro. Both are actions of contract for
insurance on motor trucks, one of g.
500 for Nash truck and the other of
81 100 on Standard truck. u. w. Glib
son is attorney for the plaintiff The
writs are returnable at the April term
of Windham county court.
Seven convictions for the trapping
of sklmks out of season or possessing
'them out of season have been reported
to the state fish and game commission
er by Warden Thomas Thompson Of
Shelburne. Deputy Sheriff Paul DimieS
was fined $40 and costs of Sll.35 in