The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-18

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nearly off one day last week. He was
throwing snowballS and caught his I'm
ger on a scythe that was hanging up.
Clarence Shatney of East Gilmore
broke one leg below the knee while
working i'm the woods last Saturday and
it was late Sunday before doctor could
he secured. He is II years old and has
Il large family.
When officers searched the premises
of John Laplant ON the Gilead road
three miles south of Randolph. they
found no evidence of still. but discov-
cred six 4Sgallon barrels Of cider and
one barrel Of home-breW.
There is a possibility that the federal
prohibition enforcement squad under
Director Collins NJ. Graves may be in
creased by the appointment OF an adj
ditional man. There are at present 10
persons employed in the department.
Or. G. l.. Norm oi 81. Nbans who
died this week WAS the man who at the
Barre hu:u"#l ,ceutlI had $4,000
worth Il radHfI N~rroG into his stom-
ach on Il silk thayad and allowed to re
main there several hours. Cancer of
the stomach was the cause Of his death
aui the l2diWm treatment came too late
I, J." IF live.
r. resignation of one member of the
1Iou,pelier board Of trade. temporarily
withdrawn later, is reported as the re
suit of the action of the directors in
adopting unanimously a resolution in
dorsing the Hill federal local option
bill The action Of the board has
aroused considerable c0mmrut. both ia
yoraMc and mfayorahlc in that city.
Having pleaded guilty to the charge
of burglarizing the Barre Creamery Go.
and the Phelps hard are store. Harold
Checver and Radon Robinson. both
residents of Harre. We sentenced TO
the state r." on ut =" ,or Thursday
by Judge E'viu r. Scot in muI6cipal
court. CHeav"r was en.cnccd to one
and Il b. If years at hard labor. while
Robinson vi nave To serve from one
and 2 halt four years at hard labor.
Both men VIC. arrested by Police Chief
when they attempted to rob the Phelps
hardware establishment. After their
arrest they ADMITTED having burglarized
the Barre Creamery Go. on the night of
March 10.
All town clerk, in the state will have
fishing blanks on hand April / this year,
Last wear there was L delay. The leg
isIature was late in deciding on the fish
and game laws and the fishing and
hunting licenses were late in going out
i'm GO" e4uouc,. but that win not hap
pen t year. All licenses have been
printed and the official licenses in all
grades are going out now. The printer
has Lccn called on to finish the follow
ing: Fishing licenses. $4,000; nOu-resi-
dent fishing. 10000: resident hunting.
$500: combination fishing and hunting,
35OU0 nonresident hunting and fish
ing $500. The licenses run from April
/ to April l. The town clerks will
have them by that date at any rate
by the time the trout season is calling.
Following a sojourn of nearly u
month. supposedly in Montreal, Harold
RutIedge, -. of Barnet and Mrs. Della
Cinnamond, 2S. of East Byegate, ended
their tour in the hands of st. Johns
bury authorities. Before Judge Harry
Blodgett in municipal court on Wcdncs-
day. the pair beth Of whom are mar
ried and have children of their own.
were given sentence of not less than one
year nor more than three in the house
of correction at Windsor. They pleaded
guilty to a statutory offense. On con
dition that they obey hereafter the laws
Of the state, and that they promise not
to see each other again, Rutlcdge and
Mrs. Ciunamond were put on probation
and their sentences revoked.