The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-01
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nav. George Chambers Of Newport
Center has received call 70 the pas
.torate OF church in South Parsonneid'
Me.
There are only seven inmates now
n Rutland county Jail and some OF
their terms expire in few days. Dur
ing the cold weather there were times
as many as % there.
Mr.. and Mira. Palmer Duke observed
their fiftieth wedding anniversary az
tbeir home in Lyndonville April ~
They were married in Barton at the
ages Of Ia and 10 respectively.
Unable TO find anyone Wiling 70 as
sumo the responsibilities OF president,
the Fortnightly club OF Bennington Is
to hold a meeting tomorrow 10 discuss
the adyisability Of giving up the organ,
ization. II has been in existence Tor ~
year.
bennington village trustees have
decided that the dancing craze needs =
fourbinr ia their midst, and rave ordered
that no more public dances be held
there Saturday evenings and that a
license fec Of &! must be paid Tor every
dance held.
The Fort Dummer cotton mill IN
Brattleboro, which has been closed
nearly three weeks on account OF mar
ket conditions, resumed operations to-
dav. About 275 hands are employed.
The resumption of work viii be on a.
iall schedule of IS hours.
Frederick r. Dey, author OF the Nick
Iarter stories, who committed suicide
oy shooting in a New York hotel on
Thursday, formerly lived in ; 'don-
derry. and it was there that he W. f
The earlier Nick Carter stories. For
20 wears Mr.. Dcy turned out one NICK
Carter mystery !. week and wrote ~
orc novels, but had not written for
two years. He was 81 years old.
II. s. Harwood of Holbrook, Mass,
a salesman representing the firm OF II.
L. Smith & Son of Worcester, Mass,
was taken i'll i'm Enosburg Falls the
first Of last week and, consulting a
,l,ysician. was told that one arm was
naralvxed and advised. to return home
a. soon as possible. He left for home
that night, but suffered second shock
on the train and was taken to the Mary
Hitchcock hospital in Hanover, where
he still remains.
Wallace Hewey, 2S years old. ct
Fitchburg, formerly Of Bellows Falls,
is living at deaths door at the Leon
mister, Mass, hospital and John
Catches, 2s years old, a Fitchbnrg fruit
store proprietor, at the Burbank hos
pital at Fitchburg, Mass, with two
bullet wounds in his breast as the re-
suit of a fight over Hewey's divorced
wife, shortly before midnight Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewey were mar
ried seven years ago in Rutland. Hew-
ey. who was served with divorce pa
pers while working for the Interna
tional Paper Co. at Bellows Falls, did
not contest the divorce. The police
have learned that he made threats To
~get" Catches.
&. Seven Chinese and three white men
are in Orleans county Jail at Newport,
charged with attempting Illegally to
enter the United States and with
smuggling aliens. Joseph Roberge Of
Everett, Mass, and Napoleon and De-
sire Boldue of West Albany are the
Americans implicated. The 10 men
were in high powered Chalmers car
and become stalled in mud hole be-
tween Albany and Irasburg. near the
farm of Deputy Sheriff 0. w. Metcalf
of Irasburg, who was one that assisted
the men out of the mud hole. He did
not see the Cinnamon, however, until he
went to barn for a plank and there
found them where they had been sent
to keep out of sight. The other
officers were summonded and the men
were all arrested. At hearing the
Cinnamon were held in $1,000 bonds
Robcrce's bail was fixed at $4,000 and
the Bolduc brothers at $1,000 each
awaiting trial at federal court next
May.
The bronze statue Of Justin Morgan,
the famous Morgan stallion that died
100 years ago, arrived IN Middlebury
Wednesday and was taken to the U. :.
Morgan Horse farm in Weybridge FRI
day morning II viii be placed on the
granite pedestal within few days. A
carver from New York is at the farm
cutting the inscription on the face of
the pedestal. Frederick G. r. Roth.
the sculptor, of Englewood, N. j., viii
STRIVE next Tuesday to be present at
the placing of the statue on the pedes-
tai. The statue, which was presented
20 the government by the Morgan
Horse club Of New York, was formally
dedicated last October, but owing to
an accident TO the molds which pre-
vented casting the bronze statue in
time for the dedication, a paster cast
was substituted The present statue
stands 10 feet high from the base to
the top Of the head and weighs about
$500 pounds.