The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-15
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items OF Interest Cleaned From Gu
Exchanges.

Items OF Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges
George H. Haseltine, Of Bristol, has
been admitted to practice before the in
terror department at Washington.
The gross receipts Of the Brattleboro
post Office during the fiscal year ended
June so, last, on postal account, were
S24, 66S.12, being 81, 403.33 more than for
the previous fiscal year, S2,64064 more
than two years ago, and S5,20463 more
than three years ago.
a recent bulletin issued BY the United
States geological survey announces that
Prof. Il Nelson Dale will continue the in
vestigation Of areai and economic prob
lens 10 western Vermont, and will survey
the Brandon quadrangle for folio publica-
ton; and Prof. John Il. Wolff viii contin-
ne areal surveys IN southern Vermont and
New Hampshire.
The returns from the druggists 10 Chit
tenden county holding fifth-class licenses
show that the total amount Of sales during
/ June was S240.95. The largest sale made
during the month was made BY e. w
Freeman. of Richmond, who sold liquor
I NIAOuhAiik M rOA+b4s W - ~ AtlIFCss VI
\ Burlington, made no sales The report of
Washington county druggists for the
month is as follows George McGrath,
Montpelier, Sl3; Collins Blakely, Mont
pelier, $S; w. Il. Poole, Montpelier, $685.
+. + Leavitt, Plainheld, 80.
/ Lemuel Lyon, highly respected farm
ct living In Waterbury Center, was ar
rested last Friday BY Second Constable V.
A. Dillingham;, on a charge Of assault
with intent to rape. The date Of the as.
sault IS given as February 2S. Mr. Lyon
is 40 years old, married and has faulty.
The eomplainant,E Bessie DeCelL, Is II
years old. She attempted to commit sui
eide several weeks ago, but her act was
discovered before the poison took effect
Mr.. Lyon was arraigned before Justice ]
J "A. Bnreigh Saturday and bail was fixed
at $1,000, which he furnished
For the past two years two Chester
boys, Frederick +. Wiley and Charles w
Pollard, have been attending school al
Wyoming seminary of Kingston, Pa, d
small town in the heart Of the coal re,
gi0ns. Their success among the Pennsyl
yania Dutch has, to say the least, been
very unusual, and proved that good old
Green Mountain blood is still the equal oi
any in the land When they graduated
June II, each was an honor man. with a
mark Of over 90 per cent to his credit fol
the two years each was on the editoria
staff Of the school paper; each was a mem
Der of the exclusive senior society, Kappa
Alpha Sigma. In addition Mr.. PollarC
was the recognized leader IN the musica
life Of the school and was the leader oi
the glee club. While Mr.. Wiley won til,
tennis championship, was manager OF til,
{ football team, was POSTMASTER at the
three most important school banquets, wa'
president Of his society, represented tht
society In three intArsehOlastie debates
was edtor-in- chief of the School Annual
and won by competition the position d
editor-in-chief of the weekly school paper
Nor can the wonderful success Of tht
Chester boys BIO attributed to any in
feriorlty OF the school, as a glance at tht
, Methodist ear Book shows that Wyom
J ing seminary Is the leading Methodist
conference seminary IN the world. Yer
mont has good reason to be proud Of ths
standing Of her boys both at home ant
abroad