The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-29

primary. Neither party has a town
committee to make a nomination. 1t is
expected. however, that Il certificate
nomination win be filed.
A. R. Maxwell of North Troy re-
ceived such a blow on the back of his
head a few days ago from the handle
of a winch being used at the plant of
the handle, bar of iron ven-eighths
!. of an inch through. was broken by the
blow The mans skull was not fractured,
the only injury to his head being the re
moyal of the flesh where the handle
struck.
Harry F. Clogston, for about three
years landlord of the Addison House at
Middlebury, has thrown up his lease,
leaving last Friday, since which time the
hotel has been closed to the public. Ar
rangements, however, have been made
and Merlin H. Tinsdale of East Middle
bury. who for two seasons has been the
manager of the Green Mountain Inn at
that place, will be the new landlord.
This hotel has been open to the public
almost continuously since 1904.
The pond cleaning carried out by the
state fish and came department in Lake
Wapanacki in Hardwick to rid it of
suckers and perch Las been successful,
large numbers of these kinds of fish be-
ing brought to the top by the poison
placed in the water. Only two trout
were found among the fish and it Is
thought that there are very few In the
pond Another dose of poison will be
placed in the pond to make sure it is
clean. 1t will be stocked with game fish
next spring.
The supreme court trial calendar for
the October term. beginning next Tues
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are: State VS.. Eugene SargOOd, assault,
Bennington county; State VS.. Perley
Hall fishing in Berlin pond, Washing
ton county: State VS.. George Colby,
criminal libel, Orange county; State of
Vermont. ex relator NJ 4. Tenney. VS..
A. +. Watson and others, a quo war
ranto case concerning the school diree-
tors of the town of Hartford, Windsor
county.
The Vermont Branch of the Woman's
Board of Missions at its closing meeting
in st. Johnsbury reelected Mrs George
s. Mills of Bennington. president; Mrs.
Paul D. Moody of AIiddlebury, first vice
president; Mrs. W. Q. Lane of Burling-
ton, treasurer, and Mrs. Herbert z.
Woodin of BrattlebOro, recording secre-
tary. The Woman's Home Missionary
Union reelected Mrs +. d. Burditt of
Rutland president; Miss Ellen Cramton
of Rutland, recording secretary; Mrs.
Max l.. Powell of Burlington, treasurer.
The American Jersey Cattle club an
nounces that r. F.'s Sophie's Lora
450112, owned by Guy Tiffany of East
Berkshire, at the completion of her
years register of merit record becomes
the junior twO-yea champion of the
Jersey breed in Vermont. During her
years record. this heifer produced 1885
pounds of milk and 667.22 pounds of but
terfat. During 10 months of her lacta-
ton period her production exceeded %
pounds of butterfat per month. She car
ried a calf 100 days of her record, thus
qualifying for a silver medal.
Charles e. Libbey of Danville, grand
Chancellor commander of the knights of
| pythias. has announced the appointment
of the following district deputies for the
year: Mark Pelow, McIndoes ]. w.
Main. GrOtOn; c. Z. Ayers, North Troy
| NJ. w. Preston, Burlington; NJ. g,
| Morse. Hardwick A. /. Wheeler, POult-
ney; +. II. Stearns, South RoyaltOn
| District meetings will be held as follows
NIcIndoes, Oct. ,; Marshfield, Oct. 3
| Richford. Oct 4; Underhill, Oct. >
| johnson. Oct. 6 Poultney, Oct. Z South
ReXalton, Oct s.
| At the annual meeting of the Vermont
| Association of Fire Insurance Agents
| held in Burlington Wednesday officers
| of the association for the coming year
were elected as follows: President, Fred
| \. Field, jr.. of Rutland ; vice president
| Mrs. c. y. Sheldon of Fair Haven; sec