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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-07
WAITSFIELD


daughters, Bernice and Rena. and son
Clyde, motored to Corinth last weeI
and were guests of Mrs. Kingsbury'
brother, Archie Mccullough.
Albert kingsbury conveyed in hi
automobile to Stoneham, Mass, on Sat
| urday Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Martin anS
/, two children, who 90 there to live.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Maurer and two
children and Mrs. DeForge from Bur
! lington were in town Thursday.
Mrs. David Loveland from Brookiiele
came Thursday to spend time with
her daughter, Mrs. Belts, and her son
Burton Loveland,
Mrs. Nina Trask and daughter, Ruth
returned to their home in West Boyl-
ston Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Newcomb and son
Kermit, returned Saturday to their
home in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Davole from Lyn-
donville were guests over the end
OF the week of MIR. and Mrs. p. Il.
Bennett.
Mrs. w. G. Bragg was in Sharon re-.
Gently and her aunt Mrs B. j, McAllis-
ter, returned home with her.
r. H. Downer and son, John Henry,
motored to Sharon recently,
Mrs. Emma Savage Griffin and vii.
liam Sutherland were married in Nor
wood, Mass, recently.
Miss Virginia Norman, a trained
nurse from Burlington, Is caring for
Miss Margaret Marshall Many viii re-
member Miss Norman when she lived
in Fayston and attended school in
Waitsfeld. Miss Marshall is considered
little better, although she remains
very i'll yet.
Oscar Bushnell and daughter, Elva,
from BellevilIe, N. j., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo Bushnell from Leominster are.
guests of friends in Waitsfeld
Clarence Wells and Mrs. Farnsworth
from Shirley. Mass. motored TO town
and Mr.. Wells wife, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. l..
returned Monday to her home
with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bisbee spent
last week on the Green mountain trail.
Max Bailey, who has spent the sum
mer with his grandfather, John Max
well, has returned to his home in Wa
terbury.
Mrs. W. j. Waterman is home since
spending two months with relatives in
and Cambridge Junction.
Mrs l.. A. Livingston spent last week
n Fayston at. the home Of her son, r.
R. Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Laid and two !
daughters from Boston were guests last |
week at Chandler Prentiss
Miss Josie Prentiss and Miss Jessie
'rentiss returned Monday TO Utica, N.
z, to teach school
Mrs. r. B. Joslin and sisters, Miss
Esther and Miss Lavone Skinner, spent
friday in Montpelier.
Mrs. w A. Remele returned Satur-
lay from weeks stay in Rutland.
r. T. Wilder has had SO cows out of
lis herd of SO condemned after having
he tubercuIin test used. Il
d. H. Skinner quietly celebrated his
birthday Sept. by having all his fam !,
" at home with him
Miss Helen Abbott from Wilton. -
l., spent Friday at Mrs. r. J. Glea-
on's.
James +. Prentiss from Boston was
ecent guest of his uncle, Chandler
'rentiss, and family.
Clarence Belts was in Montreal this
Teek.
The community Sunday school picnic
Tas well attended. There were games
nd swings for the amusement of the
hildren and a ball game was played
etween Wsitsfield and Warren, the
,ore being in favor ~ Warren.
All schools in town began Monday,
iere being 20 beginners in the pri-
AIRY room.
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Personal Property

Sixty tons OF hay, lot of straw, "a
bushels oats, IS bushels barley. "a
acres Of potatoes in field. Moving ma
chine, horse rake. OK carts. manure
spreader, wheel harrow. smoothing har-
row, spring tooth harrow. plows,
horse hay fork. traverse sled. 3 and Z
beam sleds, dirt scrapper. DE Laval
cream separator, cultivator, grind
stone. milk can. sprayer. 10 cords stove
wood, carpenter tools. emery grinder.
chains. forks. shovels. buggy wagon,
work and driving harness. Leader evap-
orator. 400 sap buckets and spouts.
gathering and storage tanks. sugaring
of pan and manv other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
Terms ut ealr nnt miss this sale.
verything must be sold. Rain or
shine
F. L. FULLER. Admr.
B. H. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF CELIA r. TOWNSEND

The undersigned. having been appointed
BY the honorable probate court for the dis
trict OF Randolph. commits toner's. TO re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the estate Of
Celia +. Townsend late OF Williamstown. In
said district. deceased. and ali claims -exhib-
tied in offset thereto. hereby give notice that
We win meet for the purpose Aforesaid,
At the town clerks office in the town Of
Williamstown. in said district on the 18th
day Of September and 18th day Of Dec. next.
from II o'clock a. M. until o'clock .. M.
on each Of said days and that six months
from, the 18th dav OF July. A. d. 1922.
l. the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims 10 us for
examination and allowance
Dated mt WilliamAtown, VT, this 2lst
day Of August. A. ID. 1922
GLEN r. McALLISTER,
LEON +. POOR. Commissioners.
Augsf- Sept7-f4
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Tablet to Architect Of state House.

ldDiel 10 AICnltcCt Ol otdte nVuSc.
In accordance with an act of the last
legislature, a bronze tablet in apprecia
tion of Ammi b. Young, architect Of
the State House, has been mounted on
the front OF the building. The com
mitee appointed to superintend the
preparation of suitable tablet con
sisted Of Dwight j. Dwinell, sergeant
at arms, and Dorman B. f. Kent,
librarian of the Vermont Historical
society, and the makers were T. +. Nc
Gam q Sons company Of Boston,
Mass The tablet, which is mounted
at the left side of the main entrance,
is inscribed as follows This tablet is
erected BY the people Of Vermont in
appreciation Of the architect of this
building Ammi B. Young. born in
Lebanon, n. H., June 10. 1898, died in
Washington, d. O., March 10, 1874.
Work was commenced on this site
in the winter of 1892 1888 and COM
pleted in the fall of 1898, Mr.. Young
serving as superintendent of construc-
ton during the last two years.
In 1887 fire largely destroyed the
interior and dome and they were re-
built and the wings slightly extended
according to the original plans.
"This structure is considered by
eminent architects as unexcelled in its
character and style. II won for the
designer and builder high reputa-
ton and for many years prior to his
death he was employed in the con-
struction of public buildings at the
seat Of the national government
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BIG ATTENDANCE EXPECTED.
AT Vermont State Fair at White River
Junction Next Week.

All roads lead TO White River juno
tion beginning next Tuesday and con
tinuing through the week to and in
GLIDING Friday, when the staging o
the Vermont state fair will take place
II has been busy season for Sec
rotary Fred L. Davis and the member
of the state fair commission and it il
with pride that they review their eff
forts. The promise is made that tn,
fair will be the best that has yet tax
Ell place and the public is assured d
program that will delight in every fea
ture. Official programs giving com
plete details may be had at the ad
ministration building.
The following judges have been en-
gagged for the several exhibition de,
partments.
Horses: Frank H. Orcutt, Morgans
L. ID. Herrick, other horses; !. d. Fogg
drawing competition.
Cattle: ], f, Dodge, Jerseys; H. X.
Jarvis, Devon and Holsteins; II. Bar
ton, Aberdeen Angus, Milking Short
Horns, Beef Short Horns, Herefords;
j. G. Watson, Ayrshires; =. A. Nc
Lean, Guernseys; r. G. Hitzman, oxen
and steers.
Sheep, J. a. Mclean.
Swine, j. Z. Dodge.
Poultry, D. p Shove.
Floral hall, Mrs. X. r. B. Flint.
Horticulture and fruit, M. B. Cum
mings.
Thursday will be Governors day,
with Governor Hartness and staff pres
ent to make full inspection OF the
grounds and attractions.
Children's day will be on Tuesday,
the opening day, with no charge made
to the youngsters when accompanied
by parent or guardian. This invita-
ton includes both the children of YER.
mont and New Hampshire.
The big trotting schedule begins on
afternoon of the opening day, with two
events, 2:24 trot for $500 and 2:25
pace for $500, to be followed each sue
seeding day with full schedule.
Special trains and reduced rates will
apply to both the Central Vermont and
he Boston and Maine railroads. On
he Central special train will be run
N Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. ID
ind IA, the round trip from all sta
ions from st. Adams to Mortified
,eing S. From Mortified and all in
.ermediate stations to White River
greatly reduced rates have
,een made. On all trains throughout
he days of the fair reduced rates are
famed.
The state fair commission is looking
or record breaking attendance.
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When a Man Uses the Money

which he should devote TO life insur
ance, he is taking his wife's pirt much
to her disadvantage. investigate
monthly income insurance. National
Life Ins. Co. Vt. tMutuall $ S. Bal
lard, general agent, As State street,
Montpelier, VT; G. ). Seager, local
agent.
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Farming Machinery and
Tools

Manure spreader, silage cutter, h,
p. engine, dump cart, moving machine,
smoothing harrow, cultivator, horse
hay fork in barn; Boston triple pull
ley with 100 #. rope, wagons, buggy,
bob sled, new logging sled. new sugar
ing sled, light traverse sleighs. cross
cut saw, hay knife, Lightning evap-
orator, 3 large sap tanks, 1000 buckets,
1000 spouts, sugaring off pan, new
gathering tank, Monarch sugar caker,
etc, and many other articles not men
Toned
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IL Head of High Grade
Stock

II cows, Guerneys, jerseys. Holsteins
nearly all to freshen in September and
October; good ages, 2 hcifers to fresh
en- this fall, registered Guernsey
bull, pr. extra good work horses, weight
about 2sO0 MS; % white Wyandotte
hens, roosters.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED AND
CLEANED-All work guaranteed Singer
Sewing Machine Co.. 10 Elm street Tel.
56T-W 146tss
STUDENTS WISHING ROOMS Write for
particulars or phone 245-W and I74-w :
Mrs. Jss. Ahern. II East street. 142tf
ALL MAKES OF SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
sharpencd: plain razors and scissors !;
leave AZ browns Drug Store. 1857
DANCING LESSONS Private instruction
by appointment: call at 1T2 Main street.
phone 3s4-W Marie Quinlan. 1sstf
TO RENT--vscuum cleaners: The Electric
Store IA Elm street 24ln
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Intereet from
Different SectisnA

The barn in Huntington owned by
Charles Dwire was burned a few days
ago with all its contents, including hay
and oats.
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Do You Chafe?
PeterSOn'S Ointment

To the multitude Of friends who have
used Peterson's ointment for eczema,
itching skin and scalp, piles, ulcers and
old sores Of long standing Peterson
says, Tell your friends that Peter
sons ointment win stop chafng in two
minutes All druggists, 35c, 60c, 81.
So So S5.--ady
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Three Lines for CSC

). The Times win publish Wants. Lost and
rnund. For Sale. To Let. etr.~-short advsr.
tmemcnts--at the rate Of three lines 70.
twenty-five cents for the FIRST insertion ana
Ten cents for each subsequent Insertion.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-A few nice rose comb white
Leghorn cockerels: May Matched: Mrs.
NJ. Watson. Tel. ss7-2s. r. r. ID. No. &.
Barre. ltets.
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consisting Of about l40 acres, well
divided into tillage, pasture and wood.
land, cuts go tons hay, good sugar
orchard, good two-story house, large
barn with out buildings, all in good
repair. Water at house and barn. sc
rods to school One Of the best farms
in Nershire.
Also 40 acres with barn thereon
known as the Darling lot Also about
30 acres Of timber land called the
Corse Hill, estimated to be 100000 #.
OF spruce and other timber standing
thereon.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE -one .Studebaker farm wagon
SaO, heavy work harness, $40 wheel har
row, bone grinder. horse rake, Americt
sseder. ETC.. at one half prize Bolstel
place. Barre, VI. inquire after 4. 1866
FOR SALT work harness with new col
lar, 5000: ! driving harness, sl400l
John Dickinson, Williamstown. vt, l4st2l
FOR SALE Secondhand windows and
doors at the Canton house. Berlin street
la7ts
GLADIOLUS BLOOMS FOR SALE All
choice named varieties to select from r.
T. Carter. IA Sheridan street Tel. 7ai-J
if5ti
GENERAL STORE IN UPPER GRANITE
VILE FOR SALE AT ONCE Owna,
wishes to return to native land; good bus.
mess; inquire Of A. N. Corey. Upper Gran
iteville, Vt. l47t6s
FOR SAI.E-Gar all stocked and poo5
house nearby; good business; reason fol-
selling, am going across the Atlantic fov
the season; X. Paul Eske. Bethel, VT. I47tt
FOR SALE--Kitchen stove, in good condi]
ton; Mrs. Sawyer, As Merchant street
1sTt34
FOR SALE--Aster and sweet pea blooms1
delivered anywhere in city. Mrs. Johd
MrAndretr, Tel. 286-R i40ttfS
FOR SALE-Six beagle hound puppies,
weeks old three males, 3 females. Az
mother come and see them at J. H. NearsI
Pekin, Calais. l45ts
FOR SALE--One 1s in. Daniels ensilage cut
ter with "a IT. of carrier in perfect rum
ming condition inquire of w. d. Peck. FL
Calais. VT illtl
FOR SALE-McKannon piano; books. inz
= Guiding Expositor's Bible. 9 VOL; Student
Watt, 70 East St. Tel. HAY l4StN
DRY BODY WOOD FOR SALE Chas. /,
Woodbury.. Berlin. VT, Tel. 3s4-4. 1lltli1
NOTICE, FOR SALE-Barber shop an
bath room in live town. White RIVED
= JUNCTION. Vita good chance for right mau
L. e. Homer. White River Junction. VI
I4ots
FOR SALE-Potatoes. fifty cents a hall
bushel. ninety cents hushei. delivered
caiI 5So-4 H4t1
FOR SALE-A bottling plant At an "a
fremely low price. considering the size an}
value OF the business. One OF the larres
plants in the state having been established
ior 70 years. doing q large shipping bus
mess Must sell as l am interested II
other business Price upon application
Z. w. Langlois. Barre, VT. 1855
FOR SALE Green Mountain silos, sural
tools. farm machinery, furnaces. nre n
tinguishers. oil burners sub~crfpHons ID
Times, Rural New Yorker: G. H. Adams
3. Barre. Tel. 327-x. s7t11st
THREE SLIGHTLY USED PHONoCRAPH
.rOh SALE At bargain price. also on
piano, used only about six weeks also on
player piano: Lamorey Clothing Co. Barr
WOOD FOR SALE--No. I selsrted 81
!. growth body block wood ON lot or d
Iivered. Tel. l0B-J. 1911
FOR SALE-A preparation for cleanin
Granite and marble monuments hrin hter
~ the lettering and makes The whole rnonu
nent look clean and new, guaranteed: uriq
N application: James Sullivan, ia Par
ltreet Barre VT ~
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LIVE STOCK

Five good cows due this fall: OK,
red and white, weight l.400 ms;
2-year-old heifer. due this fall; IL
sheep and lambs; shoat.
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EAST BROOKFIELD

Platform dance at G. "A. Cady's,
Chelsea west hill, Friday evening,
Sept. $. Ladies please bring cake or
sandwiches adv.
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The letting Of the Barton federal
aid road contract win take place in
the state engineers office on Septem.
Der %. This project in 3H miles Of
gravel surface road on the Crystal lake
road.
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Henry Houle, the lS-year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Houle Of Winoo-
ski, who was thrown from the Winoo-
ski bridge by men who robbed him
of his only money, 25 cents, last Fri
day night, died Monday as q result Of
his injuries.
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HOUSES For SALE

FOR SALE--In East Barre, a six-room cot
tage, comparatively new large barn will
accommodate 4 cows and horse. also place
for auto: will be sold for half what 1t
cost to build comparatively new easy terms
to reliable parties G, H. Davenport, Barre,
R. +. D. l.. l4St4s
FOR SALE Residence OF the late Geo. L..
Spear on Randolph Ave. ideal summer
home Randolph, VT 146tf
FOR SALE Practically new 7-room cot
tage; birch finished all improvements.
large porch. garage. henhonse. large lot. best
location inquire Of Abram Fine. s04 North
Main street 1926
FOR SALE--One 2-story % rooml house
with ell. in good condition, with small
garden. in Washington village; also wood
!ot Of about 20 acres. three miles from
washington village on stage road price
right; Mrs. Anna M. McAllister, Chelsea,
VT 14itl2
SMALL PLACE FOR SALE-Ideal for
poultry ranch my home place In village
Of Plainfied consisting Of 4 room house:
chance to add another room, large shed
attached, large garage: hen house. acres
more or less, rich land water enough to
supply dozen families. Place should be
seen TO be appreciated. Buildings only
little over two years old Fl. A. Remission,
Plsinfeld. VT. Orange County phone 2-lS,
or .. a. Perry Real Estate Agency. l4ltl2e
FOR SALE--1he K. A. Prindie house AZ
So Keith avenue. corner Summer st. and
Keith avenue 174ts
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so tons Nc. hay, 100 bu. oats, 30
bu. potatoes, , acres of corn in the
field.
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CHELSEA

Platform dance 81 c A. Csdy's.
Chelsea vest hiii. Friday evening.
sept = Ladies please bring cake or
sanduiches.-sdr.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SAf.E-Dodge touring car: Hudson
touring car. call and look them over and
have demonstration Palace Garage. Inc.
Barre. 12ft
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WANTED

WANTED AT ONCE Office room on or ad.
jacent to North Main street must have
running water phone 65s-R. 147tf
WANTED TO RENT Six or seven room
cottage with modern convenience cen
trally located answer P. o. Box 81. 147tss
WANTED Widow lady. middle age, house,
keepers position in small family in city
or village: address e P.'', Barre Times
office. f47t4s
WANTED Position AZ housekeeper on a
large, farm BY middle aged widow, trust
worthy; Scotch nationality: address "A s..
e." care Barre Times Office. i47ts
WANTED TO BUY High grade cows. near
by springers preferred. subject to test :
H. M. Farnham. Montpelier. Vt. 140tf
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FURS.

FURs MADE TO oRDER-R emodeled and
also fnrs for sale; call at NJ. Goldstein &
Sons. State ST.. Montpelier. VT. ls2tl2
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ROOMS TO RENT

LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO
RENT-Mrs. J. H. Holt. Cliff ST.. Tel
itl-J. lA6tf
TO RENT-Four Office rooms cne large
front room: End floor inquire Of Quin-
Ian house. i72 North Main street Tbu
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WOMAN COOK wANTED--At Provost
Brothers restaurant. Mortified. VT l4stS
POSITION OPEN for Office girl no book
keeping must be able to type; possibly
part time later address 1T. F." care Of
Times. l47t3
WANTED-~A competent girl for general
homework Mrs. Frank G. Wheaton,
Richardson street, Montpelier. lsatf
WANTED Capable woman for general
housework good home for right party
references required apply r. Q. Box 26a:
MONTPELIER. VT. f42tf
6TRL WANTED-For general housework :
call Barre 105-R. l42tf
WANTED AT ONCE Experienced table
girl; apply by letter TO ID" Times of.
fee. I4lu
WANTED-M Middle aged woman for widower
with no children work, light; Box 4s,
r. F. p. 4. Littleton, N. H. l3ltl2-
WANFED--YounR women 10 enter barre
City hospital training school to train %
become nurses; apply to the superintendent
at the hospital. 18TH
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Real Estate and Personal
Property at
AUCTION
AT GRAND VIEW FARM,
Waitsfield, VT.
Saturday, September 3,

at 1000 a. m.
As / am planning TO leave for the
West very soon, viii sell at public auc-
ton on the above date all my proper
ty, both real and personal, located one
mile south Of Waitsfeld village on the
state road to Warren and described as
follows
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Rev. w. C. Arnold, for about three
years pastor Of the Methodist church
in Swanton, has accepted call to the
Methodist church at Mortified, pas
torate made vacant by the death of
Rev. Mr.. Clark. Mr.. Arnold goes to
the Mortified church sometime this
month
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Household Furniture al
AUCTION

As I am leaving the city win sell
At pubic auction at No. 20 Brook
street the following described property
Magee oxford range. Round Oak par
lor heater. Tabor organ. large library
table. two large rockers. reclining
chair with foot rest. two small rock
ers. round dining table. dining chairs,
chifonier. small writing desk. iron bed,
couch and mattress. marble top cham
Der suite. two twin beds. springs and
mattresses, small crib, three-qusrter
bed. springs and mattress. dresser. oil
stove. round oak stand. Baird clock. 3
barrels Lightning jars. gal ice cream
frcezer. two ten gal jars. Lily White
washing machine. stand tubs. exp ~.
art square. 61io f.. concolcun. rock
ing horse. 5 f. bay window curtains,
kitchen table. small stand. 6xa n. lin
oleum rug. go-csrt. extension ladder.
loi II mason tools. snd NAV other ar
{ icies not mentioned.
Terms az time Of sale.
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ski who was thrown from the Winoo-
ski bridge by men who robbed him
of his only money, 20 cents, last FRI
day night, died Monday as q result Of
his injuries.
Rev. w. C. Arnold, for about three
in Swanton, has accepted a call to the
Methodist church at Mortified. pas
torate made vacant by the death of
Rev Mr.. Clark. Mr.. Arnold goes to
the Mortified church sometime this
month.
Joseph Fournier of st. bloomsbury
has been taken to Windsor to serve
four months at the house of correc-
ton for assaulting an officer. Found
in an alleged intoxicated condition on
st. Johnsbury street, he gave an of
fcer who attempted to arrest him a
terrific blow nthe one eye
Arnold Kendall, year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kendall Of Nor
risville, was knocked down by an auto
truck few days ago which carried
the cream from Hardwick Center to
Morrisville. Several teeth were
knocked out and his face was badly
lacerated. The child started to run
across the road
Rev. George w. Hooper, an aged man
from Brooklyn, N. ", who is spend
ing the summer in St. Johnsbury, was
struck BY an auto as he was crossing
the street a few days ago, the hub OF
the front wheel striking him on one
leg. His head was bruised by strik-
ing the pavement and he suffered
from the shock of the accident.
In st. Johnsbury, Sept. 2, Almon r
Call nearly lost his life when crossing
the Portland street tracks ahead of a
train. The engineer blew his whistle
seven times and when he saw a col |
lision was inevitable applied the |
brakes to his train. Mr. Call escaped |
only by running his ear down the side |
of the track between the engine and a
tree. The train was delayed Is min
utes, as it was so long and heavy it
difficult to start it.
Edmund Richard, Kenneth Somer-
vile and Walter Mitchell, all of New
port, were injured in an auto accident T
few nights ago near Coventry, when
in making a turn Mitchell lost con
troll of the car. He was thrown and
was the least hurt of any Richard
and Somerville were pinned beneath
the machine, the former being badly
bruised all over the body and about
the face, losing several front teeth,
the latter being hurt about the head.
Fl. A. Mattison of Rutland has re-
ported to the state fish and game com.
missioner the arrest on Aug. 81 of X.
A. Grant Of New York City for fish
ing in Lake Bomoseen without a
license. He was taken before Justice
H. N. Locke in Fair Haven and fined
S25 and costs of $3.50 which he ar
ranged to pay. Grant was fishing with /
a man named Campbell and they
stated they understood two lines {
could be used from the same boat on {
single license. Grant Immediately {
took out license and $50 of the fine I
was RENTED.