The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-02


Glastonbury against angling during the
entire l. months of the year.
Carol Gould in Montpelier city court
Monday morning pleaded guilty to Oper-
ating an automobile while Intoxicated.
Sentence was postponed until Sept. l. He
then pleaded guilty to the charge of in
toxication, for which offense he was
fined 50 and costs.
The trail committee of the Green
Mountain club has opened up the trail
from Griffith pond TO the PERU road,
about - miles. This completes the last
link in the trail from Ellington noun
tain to Prospect Rock in Manchester,
distance of about 30 miles.
Sheriff George Tracy. who was in
charge of the search being made for K.
Il. Sanborn, who disappeared Thursday
from his home in Orange, has given up
the hunt. having satisfied himself that
the man is alive. Sauborn was traced
a. far As Newbury. 20 miles from his
home. lie had experienced financial diff
tculties during the early summer.
The American Legion is making a de-
termined drive to add new posts to its
already Sizeable list of town and city or
CARNATIONS. Plans are announced
whereby posts Will be started at West
Jamestown and McIndoes Falls. The lat
est post to be organized is the Mt. indie
pendence post, No. So, at Orwell,
In Caledonia county court Monday
afternoon the civil ease of John w. Tit
comb against the estate of Theodore y.
Vail was opened. The case is an appeal
from the findings of the commissioners in
the Vail estate and grows out of a con
tract between Mr.. Vail and Mr.. Titcomb
when Mr.. Titcomb was Mr.. Wallis private
secretary and personal representative of
Speedwell Farms. Mr.. Titcomb now lives
in Albany, y. y.
Deputy Commissioner ii. n. Davis of
the weights and measures department
found Newport ice men selling ice without
weighing. The evidence was placed in the
hands of the states attorney for ac
ton. At the same time the checking up
of the coal scales and on one load of two
tons found the scales running $50 pounds
short. \ larger load weighed later was
found to run 1T5 pounds short.
Warden George Dougherty, Special
State Warden Herbert Booth of Ferris
burg and Deputy Warden Howard Hayes
of Addison county visited Lake Hortonia
Sunday and arrested DIR. +. Webster.
Michael Kelley and Ernest Garrish, all
of New York. for fishing without license.
4 special court was held by Justice III.
w. Caryl of Hubbardton. All three men
pleaded guilty and were fined $50 each,
which they paid, after which they at once
started for New York.
Local arrangements for the third an
nual convention, Vermont department
American Legion. to be held in Rutland
Sept 6 and Z. will be in the hands of
Rutland post, No. 81. soon. The conven-
tion committee has been appointed by the
department executive committee as fol-
lows: l.. IF. Wing, Rutland, chairman
K. w. McCuen, Nergennes Jutten Long
more. St J0hnsbury G. A. AIathers, Ben
nington; Nj. c. Fisher, Barre II. Nelson
Jackson, Burlington ;; b. A. Robinson,
Bellows Falls.
II. p. Sheldon, fish and game commits
siOner. has received from Warden Flan-
ders of Orange the report of three convic-
tons of persons taking short trout. The
men are Wesley Berno of Orange, who
paid 500 and costs, Mrs Hossie Dunklin
of Orange, who paid $50 and costs, and
\. c. Perry of Waterbury, who paid SIS
and costs. Commissioner Sheldon has
also received report from Enosburg that
Earl Is. Holmes was fined SO and costs
for taking short trout
Boom Good Hotels.
(Barre Times)
A writer in the Burlington News de
plores the continued howl" about poor
roads in Vermont and advises a line of
medium sized hotels in various sections
whore tho summer vaca tioniStS apa a L