The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-02

ing trout IN vermont LMS scaooh' ny
time for brook trout fishing expired
Aug. Is, but fishermen were allowed TO
take trout from ponds l5 days longer
The annual state Christian Endeavor
convention is to be held in the Brattle-
boro Baptist church Oct. 8 and Z. The
latter day Francis f. Clark, the found
er of the organization, VIII give two
addresses.
Charles r. Flint of Rochester, for
mer resident of Middlebury, but who
moved away % years ago, has mot
missed attending the county fair IN
Middlebury in all those years. lie was
on hand this year as usual.
While George Wood was standing
with his horse in the doorway OF his
barn in Enosburg Falls Monday, both
man and beast were thrown to the floor
by a bolt of lightning. The electrical
features of the storm in that vicinity
were very pronounced.
A new trail up Mt. Mansfield is TO be
opened formally Sunday, Sept. 4. This
starts at the big spring and has a DIRT
footing all the way up the mountain,
being not very steep. 1t will be the
shortest and easiest trail from the pub
lie highway to the top of the peak.
Owing to so much competition from
automobiles. the St. Adams 4 Swan
TON Traction Co has suffered loss OF
business. Only two cars will be run in
the future. one from the Central Yer
mont railroad crossing to the bay and
the other from the American house to
Swanton.
Rev. Audley Graham, pastor OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church in Greensboro,
was married in Ilion, n. Y, Aug. "a to
Miss Frederick Lewis of that place.
Both are graduates of the Bible Teach
ers' Training school of New York. Rev.
and Mrs. Graham have returned to
Greensboro.
Stanley wojesky, aged six, fell into
the Vinton mill pond in Brattieboro,
Wednesday, and narrowly escaped
drowning. The cries of another
child were heard by Thomas Doyle
who lived near, and he jumped into the
pond after the Wojesky child had
gone down the second time.
A new American Legion post has
been formed in Barnet, composed OF
service men of Barnet, Monroe and
East Ryegate. The commander is Selble
V. Bogie; adjutant, Glenn HASTE /;
treasurer, Murray Way. The organlza :
ton has been named the Sam Darling
post, after George Samuel Darling, the
first Barnet man killed in the war.
Francis Bibeau and Andrew LePlant,
both of Holyoke. Mass, who were com
mitted to the Jail in Newfane for
stealing rides on freight cars, escaped
Monday and are still at large. Several
TRUSTEES were cutting up wood and
when guard was relaxed for few mo-
ments, the men ran upsover the hill
nearby and have not been seen since.
The home of Mrs. Hattie Davis in
Montgomery Center was struck by
lightning during the severe electric
storm early Tuesday morning The
home and furnishings were totally de-
stroyed, but the barn and stock was
saved through the efforts of neighbors,
Mrs. Davis was absent at the time,
The loss was only partially covered by
insurance.
Vermont hunters are again allowed
TO hunt cartridges, after a closed sea
son of two years. cartridges are said
to be plenty this year and the season
is in the month of October only. The
limit is four partridges and -four wood.
cocks in one day and season limit OF
IS each. The season for duck, geese
snipe and clover begins Sept. Is and
ends Dec. ]. or rather Nov. 30, inclu-
sive. The fish and game department
has put out about million and a hall
fngerlings this season.
G.. Tracy Rogers Of Rutland and
Binghamton, y. Y, for more than Il
wears actively connected with the man
agement of the Rutland Railway Light
& Power Co. and its subsidiary com
panies, has resigned as chairman anc
director of the board. he has been tbs
dominant figure in the concern and t.
his ability is largely due its success
Mr.. Rogers refused to discuss his resig
nation or give his reason therefor, bu'
il is supposed to be the attitude o.
the present management in handling
important questions that recently hav'
arisen in Rutland.
The settling of strip of Sidewalk
on Church street in Burlington few
dave ago and the subsequent investi
CATION showed that under the walk a