The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-14

would move to reopen the Newberry
case.
VERMONT NEWS.
Eightv-nine fresh air children from
New York will reach Montpelier July Is
70 be entertained by families in that sec
ton.
Emile Champagne Of Barrowsville,
Mass. who was arrested by County War
den G. III. Atkins of Orleans on July )
for fishing without license, was hnea
S25 and costs of 1895 by Judge Wright
in Newport.
Samuel Eldred. who recently moved to
Johnson from Morrisville. committed sui
eide Wednesday by hanging himself. His
bodv was found in his barn, which faces
the street. by small boy who was pass
ing. Mr.. Eldred had suffered from
despondency lie leaves his wife and one
daughter.
bronze marker on a boulder will
mark the spot in the old cemetery in
Springfield where Tt. Philip Stafford OF
Revolutionary fame is buried; lie was
Dne of the foremost of the Liberty men
at the Westminster massacre where the
first blood of the Revolution was shed
March 49, 1913.
C. C. Delavan, in charge of forest fire
prevention for the state forestry depart
mcnt placed two new patrolmen IN the
Mount Mansfield Sterling mountain sec
ton Wednesday. The patrolmen will
probably have their camp in Smuggler 5
Notch.
Traffic on the st. Johnsbury & Lake
Champlain railroad was tied up from .
o'clock Wednesday afternoon to > O'Clock
Thursday morning by the derailment OF
six cars of freight Wednesday afternoon
when the train was bound to st. Johns
bury from Cambridge Junction. The cars
left the rails between st. Johnsbury and
DanyiIle The accident was said to be
due to spread rails caused by the extreme
heat of the day.
William King of Websterville, an en-
ploye of the Capitol Hill Quarry CO., is at
the Barre hospital with serious injury
to his head as the result of being struck
yesterday morning by small stone which
flew from block that was being raised
in the quarry. The nose was broken and
the face bone on the left side was
smashed, constituting an injury. the out
come of which will be in doubt for a time.
The eyes were not injured.
Jumping from a rock into a deep hole
in the Waterbury river at Moscow, two
miles from Stowe, Wednesday evening,
Armand Beauchemin, 10. a clerk in the
general store of f. b. Forbes at Moscow,
was drowned despite the effort of Mr..
Forbes, who also was in bathing, to save
the young man. Mr.. Forbes was dragged
down once, but was able to get loose.
Beauchemin's body was recovered in
about three-quarters of an hour.
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senate of 1917 at Burlington yesterday.
There was good sized representation, in
Guiding the two candidates for governor.
Lieut.. Gov. Abram w. Foote of Cornwall
and Redtield Proctor of Proctor The
Vermont senate of 1917 has the unique
distinction of being the largest senate
which Vermont ever had. 1t had 81
members. 1t was part of the first legis-
lature in which the governor could fill
vacancies by appointment and Governor
Graham used his prerogative to the ex
tent of appointing four new senators to
hi vacancies caused by death.
Gov. James Hartness has signed
requisition from Gov. Charming III. Cox
OF Massachusetts, for Albert A. Dudley,
alias Frank Williams, said to be wanted
IN three different counties in Massachu-
sets. Ernest :. Bradford of the Massa-
state police will take charge
OF Dudley tomorrow. Dudley has lust |
hnlShcd term of two and a half to six |
years IN the state prison at Windsor on a |
plea of guilty to burglary before Judge A /
g.. Whitman in Windsor county munich |
pal court The requisition gives the |
charges on which Dudley is wanted as /
breaking and entering a building with the /
intent to commit larceny. and larceny.
BOY ABLAZE ON TOWER.