Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-06-28

American Paper Goods Co., as pur
chasing agent. Her son will be vel
remembered here he having at ons
time been employed at the EXPIRES,
and Standard Office.
| VERMONT NEWS
Clifford Gregory caught a lake
trout at Caspian lake, Greensboro, 6
few days ago which weighed 21H
pounds. An unusual number of large
fish are being taken in that lake this
season.
Gilbert E. Woods, president of the
Citizens Savings Bank and Trust
Company, of st. Johnsbury has an
nounced his candidacy for the Repub
lican nomination for state senator
from Caledonia county. Mr.. Woods
served in the house last term.
Clarey-Ruell, Inc, of Burlington, 8
corporation which has filed articles Of
association with the secretary Of
state and deals in motor vehicles, con
duct show and sales room and han
die real estate and merchandise. The
company is Incorporated at $4,000
by George F. Clarey and John w
Ruell.
Montpelier people who own The
residences they occupy number BIC
according to data compiled by Chas
De F. Bancroft, one of the city lis
tiers. There are 204O pieces of rea
estate in the city and 1888 owners Of
real estate. The grand list is $85,
85O.89, or $12 per capita, according tt
the census of 1920. The grand lis
| is $1,000 larger than last year.
Harold Jones, eight-year-old son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Jones of Scotch
hill, was drowned yesterday after
noon about o'clock, while playing
with other children near an old quar-
ry, which had not been worked il
some time, being partly filled will
water. The opening is known as the
Jones quarry and is on the Este!
farm.
! C. E. Kent of Sherburne trapped
recently yearling bear, which make!
total of two bears and one bobcat
within a week. The bear captured
makes 25 which Mr.. Kent has taker
in his career as trapper and hunt
er. He usually makes an effort tx
capture the animals alive in orde1
that he can dispose of them to cir
cuses and fairs.
What is said to be the largest fish
ever caught in st. Adams bay was
landed by Charles Young in from
of Brigham's farm on the Georgis
shore. The fish which was a north
ern pike, weighed 20 pounds and was
three feet, five inches long, and one
foot four and one-half inches around
Young was without landing net anc
had to tow the fish to shore.
George Sosola of North Poultney, q
laborer in the employ Of the Eureks
Slate Quarries of Fair Haven, wa!
electrocuted on June II while moving
a motor into pumphouse, according
to a report to the commissioner of in
dustries. Sosola was using bar anC
it is thought he slipped and came ii
contact or connection with charged
wires. He was 26 years old and ha.
wife and child in Jugo-Slayia.
! At the North church, st. Johnsbury
Sunday morning Rev. F. B. Richard.
read a letter from the children of the
late Mrs. Jennie B. Warden, Herber
j. Warden aand Miss Alice B. War
den, announcing a gift Of $1,000 tx
the Sunday school to be known as the
Jennie B. Warden fund. The income
from the gift will be used for main
tanning the Sunday school and If a
any time there are larger facilities
for Sunday school work the entir'
sum may be used to equip the prim
airy department of the school.
! Papers have been filed in the secre
tary of states office in a suit fol
$4,000 which Ella Goddard, as ad
ministratrix Of the Estate Of Allan
Goddard of Lyndonville, had brought
against the Boston and Maine rail
road. The suit is returnable at The
October term of United States cour
in Windsor. It is the companion sui
to that tried recently in Burlington
in which heirs of Louis Daniels were
awarded $1,000 damages for thu
death of Mr.. Daniels who was will
Mr.. Goddard when they were killed
on a railroad crossing between st
Johnsbury and Lyndon.
! The state convention of the Amer
lean Legion will be held at st. Johns
bury September Is and 16. Secre
tary of War John w. Weeks AM
Major Clarence r. Edward
have been invited. Vice Presiden
Calvin Coolidge cannot attend on &C
count Of a previous engagement. Cor
nelius P. Hatch Of New York ha
decided to Boyd and Van Note Hatcl
the beautiful Red Rocks, property OF
Lake Champlain, just south of Bur
lington, to be converted into q re
sort and camping ground for sol
diers Of the late war who wer
wounded and disabled in actual fight
i ing.
John Sapinski, AZ, Polish residen
/ Of Florence, was drowned there abou
noon last week Saturday while fish
/ ing in Otter Creek. Sapinski and i,
companion were fishing about 10'
yards apart, the former sitting on
rocky ledge some distance above on,
! of the deepest pools in the stream
SapinsH's companion saw his frient
slip on the rocky edge and plunge heat
foremost into the water below. RI,
rushed to the spot, but the body die
not rise to the surface and it wa!
some time later before Sapinski wa.
taken from the pool. 1t is believed
he struck his head on a rock before
he hit the water in falling.
C. C. Delavan, inspector in charge
of forest fire prevention for thu