The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-25
CRAZED BY EXPOSURE.
TWO JUMPED INTO SEA;
THREE OTHERS FELL OFF
MONTPELIER


came in the mile run when r. B. Dwi
: nell, '25, with l00-yard handicap
beat out /. A. Sherbnrne, '22, run
ming from scratch. Shcrburne tried TX
overtakc the 1925 man on the last lap
but was unable to overcome the handi
cap that Dwinell had held during the
first part of the race A. J. Coakley
%, came in third, and the time oi
the race was given as four minutes
- l-5 seconds. n. B. DwineIl was III
the class Of 1921 at Montpelier semi
nary, where he played center and was
captain Of the football team in his
senior year.
! Charles H. ingalls,. clerk at she
Montpelier house. is i'll at his home.
I. Blanco of Websterville, laborer
employed by the L. D. Willcutt & Sons
company on the new National Life
building, suffered an injury on March
p, when two small pieces Of cement
flew into his right eye while he was
cleaning the basement ceiling. accord
4 ing to report to the commissioner
| Of industries.
Justice George ii. Powers of the
/ Vermont supreme court left Friday
! afternoon for his home in Morrisville
after attending a conference of the
| supreme court Justice here.
Lucius Stone is still detained from
his work at Stones meat market by
! illness.
A hearing in the case of Mrs. Jennie
Cavanna, who recently entered a plea
of not guilty to possessing and selling
liquor in Montpelier city court, viii
probably be held the latter part Of
next week. i. Ward Carver viii rep
resent Mrs. Cavanns, who is now out
on her own rccognizancc.
States Attorney Charles B. Adams
returned to his home in Waterbury on
Friday afternoon.
Henry b. Shaw, secretary of civil
and military affairs, returned TO his
home in Burlington on Thursday.
Alfred Godin of Winooski has re-
ported to the secretary of state slight |
collision with ear driven by man
named Canning in Burlington Feb. 20. |
Fl. A. Armstrong of White River |
Junction has reported to the secretary |
of state near accident which occurred |
on the road between Wilder and White
River junction on March /, when an
automobile which he was driving
grazed two men.
The secretary of state has been no
tilted of the withdrawal from the state
of two corporations. the Roberts 4
Schaefer company of Illinois and the
Lackawanns Bridge company of Newl
York.
Sadie Fl. Carpenter Of Worcester has
entered petition for divorce against
Francis j. Carpenter in Washington
court The petitioner alleges
severity. She asks posses
sion Of q small farm owned by her
in Worcester. John II. Stone appears
for the petitioner.
Used piano for sale at bargain; ,
1872 Main street.~-adv
X. w. Myrick, deputy secretary of
state, returned TO his work to-day, aft
n an illness with grip.
: County Warden 4. S. Newcomb has
returned from Marsh6eld, where he !
<illed with the assistance of other off /
.ers of the state fish and game depart. :
nent, two dogs which had killed one
loc and were in the act of running a
loe and fawn. The dogs were killed |
IN HolIister hill. The dead doe win be c
aiken TO Barre or Montpelier and i
old, as the venison is in perfect condi-
ion.
Captain W. T. Kelley of Rutland is G
n the city for special work on the I
istory OF yermont's part in the World +
rar. .
The purchase of electrical and other h
quipment from Ethan Allen of West i
Windsor is reported to the secretary p
{ state by the Brownsville Electric Il
ompany. Inc, Of West Windsor. The q
ompsny was authorized by the public y
crvice commission to issue 100 shares
{ capital stock at par value of $50 n
er square A certificate of the issue of d.
0 shares has been filed with the secre- ii
ary OF state. OF the capital repre-
rnted by this stock. $500 has been Il
aid to Ethan Allen for equipment and ul
] 900 from the sale of the rest of the al
took has been expended for new equip rr
,cpt and extension of the system. b
Mrs Helen Richards Of the Vermont
zee public library commission has re.
lrncd from a trip to towns in north.
m Vermont, where she has spoken rel {,
tive TO the work of tho commission.
mong the towns visited were lyn
on, Barton, North Troy, Derby and
export. of
J. 5. Schroeder os NV York l. vis- AZ
ing in the city NJ
The funeral OF Miss Melissa Abbott pa
az held al l0:30 O'Clock this morning al
om the home Of Mrs. John Murdoch. be
:. her niece. with whom she was vis-
ing when she died Thursday. The
,dy was taken this afternoon TO East ri
ethel for intermcnt. Miss Abbott was OF
resident of Nowtonvillc. Mas. @
City Attorney G. J. Hunt stated to- M
~. in regard 20 the case in city
'urt. City Of Montpelier -. Leonard Ci
oien. local milk dealer. that he Js
a. waiting for City Judge r. Z. Laird Of
designate an acting judge in order wi
at the case might be tried. .Ridcc
,ird was attorney for Doten before Co
: appointment. Mr.. Hunt stated N
al hc requested the designation Of su
acting judge shortly after Judge vc
lird's appointment De
A marriage license vas issued YES.
rday 20 Theodore Goldman Of Biag- tn,
mton. y. v and Lena Gertrude MI
lrliug of Montpelier. r. r. ID. No. VI,
daughter Of Leonard Dofen Of Ser clr
Edward Smith pleaded guilty 10 N Dc,
SicstioH before Judge 2. l. Laird IN .,ii
y court thi. morning and wss fined
and costs. He had no money and of
n the alternative sentence cf t.u AZ