The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-15
HORSE BEATER
WAS FINED SIS
Horse Driven By Roy
Trombley So Badly Hurt
1t Had to Be Killed
VERY FLAGRANT
CASE OF CRUELTY
Horse Had Jaw Broken, and
One Eye Was Put
Out

Stowe, March l5.--State's Attor
ney w. x. Tracy Of johnson
q was here on Monday afternoon when
i the case of Roy Trombley of Water
/ bury was heard before Justice G, NJ
i Watts. The case resulted from the
arrest of Trombley late Saturday aft
ernoon following a complaint to Sheriff
G. w. Buzzell that Tromblcy was
cruelty torturing his horse on the Mos
COW road. He had driven the horse I'M
der the whip for several miles and in
some manner had put the horse over
an enhancement between the g. M.
Fisher place and the Warren hill.
Besides suffering from bruises the
horse had broken jaw and one eye
was put out. Sheriff Buzzell followed
the tracks made by the bleeding horse
and the arrest was made at o. Vaness,
where Trombley claimed he was seek
ing work during sugaring. He was
placed in the cell at the Memorial
building to await his hearing.
He was fined SO and the cost OF
prosecution and the horse was given
over to Sheriff Buzzell to kill Monday
night.
Out Of consideration Of Mr.. from
bley's family, friends have arranged to
pay his fine, promising to produce the
money and in that case he will be set
at liberty. The case is the most flag
rant of the kind that has occurred in
this vicinity for many years, if ever.
Mr.. Trombley is about thirty years
of age and il is said has violent
temper. His family consists Of wife
and a young child. He lives on the
Waterbury river road, Waterbury.
The condition Of Marble p. Russell
is very low. His son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Batcheldcr, !
of Lyndonville have been recalled here
this week.
Mrs. f.. s. Boardman reports that
Mrs. Ralph w, Clark brought her
bouquet of fresh pansy blossoms on
Monday, picked that day in her gar
den at her home in Stowe Hollow.
At the meeting of the Stowe Teach.
crs' club Monday evening the roll call,
NY Most Successful Teaching Exer- /
cise." was carried out in an interesting
way and brought out reports from Mr..
Strand and Miss Southway of the re
rent conference with the Universityk
IL Vermont. Miss Susan A. Bigelow
gave an interesting demonstration OF
primary reading.
Mrs. T.. A. Douglass entertained the
Bridge club Tuesday afternoon; two
ables were played.
Mrs. Mildred Russ of the West
ranch school and Miss Grace Russ of
he Moscow school visited the grades
n the village school Monday.
f. NJ. Houston is in Boston this
seek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G. MeMahon
nd daughter went Tuesday TO Boston
D attend the automobile show.
The Misses Mary Bailey and Bea-
rice Pike returned Tuesday from
Iardwick, where they have visited
-iends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Shaw have re-
lived a letter written by Susan Thorn :
of Pasadena. Cal. stating that her
other, Jennie r. Thomas, was oper- !
led upon March for stranglilated =
,rnia and was doing as wen as could
, expected. Miss Thomas and her =
other were former residents of n
lowe.
The Mills school closed Saturday for
e winter term, when the pupils en-
yed a party and entertained Bernard
E Chamberlain, Ruth Russell and Roy =,
1yea,. former schoolmates. The aft :,
noon was spent in games and reci- !,
tions. Refreshments Of sandwiches. "
Ike and cocoa were served. Miss Mel 2
George visited Miss Austin Friday :
ID Saturday. Miss Austin left on
onday to pass the vacation at her
me in Essex.
Miss Eunice Pottle has returned
ON Waterbury, where she has passed
e winter with her daughter, Mrs. 4
c. Wheeler.
&. W. Buzzell conducted a sheriffs'
le at Robert Towne's in Morristown
Iesday forenoon, selling stock, tools, =
v. etc. +
Mark A. Chaffee is visiting his
lsin, Frank Baker, in Gayssille. \
Fred Campbell Of sMorrisville was a
siness visitor here Tuesday.