The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-13
MONTPELIER
Harold and Roy Farnsworth Admit
Placing Horses Carcass in River.

Harold ana Roy farHsWOfth dp
| peared in city court this morning
pleading guilty to allowing horses
body to remain in river over ~
hours and were fined $25 and costs.
Prosecution was made by States At
tornev C. B. Adams. The boys, who
are "a and 81 years old, respectively
admitted that they left the horse IN
the water, and. by the way, the body
has not been found since seen placed
in the stream; hut they claimed that
they left it ON the bank and that 1t
rolled into the stream. However, the
states attorney in explaining alter
ward, told the court that four men
from the three-mlle bridge saw them
| put the horse in the stream and that
others identified the boys; that they
killed the horse on Town mill, where
they skinned it and then took II
through Montpelier to the place where
they dumped it into the stream.
Thomas Lozo, baggageman on the
north bound morning mail train OF me
Central Vermont railway was injured
this morning at Randolph by falling
against truck with sufficient force to
give his head an ugly cut. He was IN
able to complete his trip to 81. Al
bans. This made the north-bound tram
about 40 minutes late in reaching the
Montpelier station. The south-bound
night sleeper, due TO leave Montpelier
about midnight, was five hours and a
half late this morning, owing to the
derailment of the engine OF the north
bound New England States Limited
near st. Armand last night, blocking
the track.
The first casualty of the coasting
season occurred Sunday evening, when
Charles Maravigli, young son OF Saba
tino Maravigli, suffered broken leg
while coasting on the Main street ex-
tension.
Justice George NJ. Powers of the
Vermont supreme court is in the city
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael J. Cohan re-
turned Sunday night from 10 days
stay in New York City and Andover,
Mass, and will reside at 10 Summer
street.
Fred l. Smith Of Cleveland. o.. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ella Barney of
Hubbard street.
A marriage license was issued yes
tcrday 10 Giovanni Ceresa of Sc Barre
street and Felicita Marie Augustani of
l66 Barre street.
II. w. Adams of Calais has entered
in Washington county court through
his attorney, John II. Stone, suit in
general assumpsit against Cora NJ.
Chaffee The ad damnum set up in
the specifications Is $1,000. Erwin Nj.
Harvey appears for the defendant.
The University of Vermont basket
ball team will meet the Norwich uni
vcrsity team in the armory Wednes-
day night, following arrangements
made here by Manager Chaffee Of the
Norwich team yesterday. Three Mont
pelier boys. Stacey Clark. John Don
nlly and Clifton Smith. and one Barre
bov. George Marr. win appear in the
Norwich lineup. A game between the
Norwich freshman team and Spaulding
high school will also be played the
same evening.
The name Of Fred A. HOwland, pres
idcnt OF the National Life Insurance
company, has been nominated by the
alumni council Of Dartmouth college
for the position Of alumni trustee Of
the college, his term cf Office 20 begin
with the coming year. Mr.. Rowland
graduated from the college IN 1857 and
has always been much interested in
college matters.
Michael ,. Cohan. AZ chairman Of
the Armistice day committee Of Mont
heller most. No 2. II the American f.e-