News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-05-10
VERMONT STATE NEWS
Napoleon Gagon of Burlington was
found dead in bed May 4.

IOuliu uedu III Deu May 4. no
The Barre Daily Times is now
printed Saturdays before noon.
Alburg fishermen have been soaked
: with heavy fines for fishing with nets
Nineteen children were examined
at the infantile paralysis clinic at
Rutland last week.
Ten women nurses graduate from
the Rutland hospital May 10.
Joseph Gagon was fined $25 and
costs last week for fishing without a
license.
! The Williston--Essex Junction road
is to be improved as federal-state
project.
The epidemic of grip and colds in
Burlington the past two months is
subsiding.
Horace Elkins' house at North
Troy was destroyed by fire recently
with all its contents. A spark fall
ing on the roof is supposed to have
been the cause.
The Champlain Realty Co., a sub
sidiary of the International Paper
| Co., is setting out $4,000 to 100000
spruce and pine six-year-old seed
lings on property they own in Rox-
bury.
Henry futile, who carried the
| mails between the station and the
Bennington postoffice for so years
! up to May l, has retired.
Rev. w. F. Frazier has been nomi-
mated to succeed Rev. C, H. Merrill
as field secretary of the Congrega-
tional Churches of the state.
Donald Beatm, IS, respected
citizen of South Ryegate, died re
Gently.
Alonzo N. Lee, rs, a Civil War
veteran of Bellows Falls. died re
Gently in Boston.
E. B. Hamblin of Newfane recently
fell from a two-story building and
was seriously injured.
Pauline Finley, 9, was run over
by truck in St. Johnsbury and
fatally injured recently.
Leon Nero of Underhill recently
lost his farm buildings by fire that
started around the chimney.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. WOODBURY. of
Westminster recently celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
Big catches of big fish were made
the first of May in the small lakes
in Essex and Orleans counties. II
E. L. Tracy, we'll known eitizes4
of Montpelier, died last week. He
was born April Is, 1862.
A. L. Foster, Ga, a prominent
clothing dealer of Hartford. Conn, a
former Moretown boy, died last week.
William Newton of Brattleboro was
recently heavily fined at Montpelier
for operating an auto while under
the influence of liquor
DR.. w. B. Hyde of Bakersfield was
severely shaken up recently and his
carriage smashed when the road gave
way under him, due to washout.
Edward Eggleston, lawyer, of
Rochester, is a candidate for the
state senate from Windsor county
He is graduate of Barre Academy.
David Willard Howe, assistant
manager of the Burlington Free
Press, was married recently to Mar
iorie Anderson Roberts at Roxbury,
Mass.
Dorothy Garfield Fisher had very
interesting article in recent issue
of the Woman's Magazine on what
women can do to help in the rural
schools.
George H. Morrill,, IS, a prominent
citizen of st. Johnsbury, died re-
Gently. He was a prominent Mason.
and an officer in the Auto Club of
Vermont.
Ruby Hunter of Waterbury and
Harold Mcdonald of Montpelier each
were given two-vear sentences for
statuary crimes last week in Mont
pelier city court. /,
The customs officers caught seven
Cinnamon 'and three men trying to
the former into the States
in ALBANY last week when the heavy
auto got stuck in a mud hole.
Some * or more autos are TO 90
TO New York from Vermont on the
boom Vermont tour for the onening
Of the Vermont Information Bureau