The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-30

The Chester Outing club started ITS
winter sports by ski and snowsnoe
trim of three miles this week. A VIM
tel carnival is planned for January 70,
~ and rs.
Only by his promise to give financial
!. n,nport to his wife and two children
did Louis Rumrill of Chester escape go.
;nr to prison. He Is % and his
aentence of six months to year was
suspended
Business is booming in Ludlow. The
Black River Wooden company started
nm Wednesday on full time with pros
rectiye business for two months and
fhe yerd Mont mills are running both
mills on full time.
The bursting of frozen water pipe
ra,,sed the flooding Of the fruit and
confectionery store Of Joseph Segale in
Rutland Wednesday, the water run
ming into the store for about two
hours before it was discovered.
The watering tub located on the
square at Island Pond was noticed
the other day apparently. on strike:
Investigation by the superintendent OF
the water system disclosed the pres
ence Of a four inch trout imbedded IN
solid ice in the pipe leading to the tub.
large oak tree on the farm OF Ed
oar Barrows in Waltham measuring
Ia feet in circumference with limbs
extending out IS feet has been worked
in 4 into stove wood, yielding eight
codrs of four foot wood, and leaving a
stump 80 feet hight.
A Newport Country club is now as.
surcd and a golf course is to be ia'd
out in the late spring. A fve-year
lease Of the Lone Perry farm has been
secured In the town Of Derby, about
one mile from the city limits. Inc
farm has about ll5 acres.
Fl. n. Mudgett of Underhil was in
Burlington city court Wednesday
charged with cruelty TO animals IN
leaving eight cows in barn N Wins
ion without sufficient protection
against Tie weather. The case was
continued for sentence.
Rev. Edward A. George 81 New ia
ven, Conn. FORMER Congrepa tionai
minister in Newport, died Dec. II from
heart trouble, as he WIS upon the
street. He WAS pastor in Newport
from July, 1891, to 1896, when he ac-
cepted 4 call to Williamantic, Conn
paul Roberts Of South Wallingford
sbot 4 small doe in the open zone es-
fablisbed about the g. II, Stafford or
! ehard II south Wallingford the day
before Christmas. This is the second
deer 10 be shot in this zone recently
as l.. II. Goss shot a good-sized buck
there last week.
This wear will make 81 years that
Clarence J. Sargent has taught music
in Vermont. Mr.. Sargent teaches the
piano. organ violin and cornet ana
nses the same method that is used in
the conservatories of music. Mr.. sar-'
gent has large number OF pupils IN
Washington county.
Miss Ruth Rubin, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Rubin Of Rutland, died
~ the Proctor hospital Wednesday aft
ernoon after a collapse which came
some DAYS ago after an operation Tor
appendicitis. She was a member OF
the senior class of the Rutland high
school and 10 years old.
e Michael Pappas, a fruit dealer in
Rutland, dropped dead at ms home on
"Wednesday Of heart failure. Mr.. Pap
mas was 4 native of Greece, but had
lived in Rutland much of the time for
The past IA years, going back TO his
native land during the World war and
returning 10 Rutland at its conclusion
The store of Edward Vayo of ST.
Adams was broken into Christmas eve
and about $50 in money was stolen.
The only clew to the break is coat
button and two lead pencils found near
the cash register the following morn
inc. The home of F. 0sgooc Miller in
that city was also entered recently
and valuable articles were taken.
The 5oth wedding anniversary oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stebbins OF Rut-
land comes Dec 81, but the observance
took place last Monday as their chill
b dren and grandchildren were all at
home for the holidays. Mr.. Stebbins
il II and his wife 6s and both are in
the best of health. Ten children were
born 20 them and eight are living
About FIVE herds in the Enosburp
Cow Testing association are expected
20 do advanced registry testing a.
soon as L. X. Davis of Bennington
who win do testing for the new as
ISOLATION, i installed in his position
II. f. Bremen of the state department
of agriculture said yesterday. This
development will make the association
a complete one
The Office Of tina Caverly proven
torium wh5-h is now under construction
nj Pittsford. viii be furnished with Of
fee furniture that was used by III
late DIR. Charles 5. Caverly. Mrs
Charles S. Caverly of Rutland has Of
fered il to the Vermont Tuberculosis
association and the gift has beel
gratefully received. Since the proven
forum Is TO be memorial 20 the healtl
work of DIR. Caverly il Is most apPro
pirate that his Office furniture shoul
continue in the work be had so muc
nj heart.