The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-10
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
Miss Laura Clark Of Randolph, who
completed i special course in Columbia
college last spring and received the de-
gree ii ". Nj, Is now professor Of sci
ence III Salem college at Salem, N. q.
where her mother, Mrs. S. S. Clark, viii
join her about Christmas and spend the
rest 81 the winter.
George Huzzy and Harley Warden Of
Greensboro went hunting Wednesday,
and Harley fired III d partridge which
flew up few rods from him. His
friend who was few rods farther away
in the same range received the charge Of
shot scattered from his ankle @ his chin.
DR. Kinney dressed The wound and
George i doing as well as could be ex-
pected
Tie Molqisyille market still continues
60 gain strength with slight advance
from last week. Receipts are falling of
but are much larger than last year.
Local prices arc as follows Finest
large separator dairy, prints, 2 cents,
finest large separator, boxes, ISL centsi
finest large separator, tubs, ~ centsi
small dairies, to II cents. Large
dairies mean at least fifty pounds, all
made within week,
The visit IF Senator Proctor, John VI.
Titcomb and Fl. N Carter to swanton
Wednesday probably means that the fish
hatchery which has been iii eontenpla
tion for some time will be built 20 it can
be used next spring Senator Proctor
said that funds Tor the purpose could be
taken from the general fund and that no
special appropriation By congress would
be necessary. The site for the hatchery
has not been secured yet, but ii viii be
on the bank Of the river near the village
All the members OF the Rutland base
bali team haze left that city, some Tor
their homes aud Others % join teams
for tile remainder OF Che season Duff
and Minnehan went to Plattsburg, y.
~, to join a camping party for a short
time. Gotter and Causiseau have gone
to the St. Louis exposition. Sheehan,
Robertson and 0'Iiafa are at their
homes in Arlington, Mass, New York
and Waverly, N. ~, respectively, and
Mcmahon, Carroll and O'Brien are at
Hinsdale, Mass, to play until the close
81 the season
The 51st annual meeting Of the Yer
mont State Medical society will be held
at Baxter hall in Rutland October 81
and til. Both tile second and third
floors Of the Baxter building have been
engaged for the occasion The upper
floor viii be used for tile meetings and
the second floor for exhibits 81 medical
and surgical equipment. These exhibits
will be made special feature Of the
meeting and II il expected that some q
the largest firms III this part 81 the
country will be represented. Several
noted medical men viii speak.
Fremont Brown of Barnard, who Eias
worked four seasons at the BradlaGgl
farm. was taken to Burlington last
/ Monday 20 be treated for lockiaw Get.
ting silver III his hand, il became
swollen. When a poultiee was applied
the swelling disappeared, leaving !
slight soreness. In d couple Of days
he complained OF a pain in his face ant
! jaws. Thinking it was neuralgia, h
! kept on working until Monday when h
called on Dr. Hubbard, who started
with him for DR.. Il al Greene, Wit
counseled that the hospital was tn
lplace for him, as his case was lockiaw
There was fine show Of cattle at th'
East Corinth fair; 20 fine yoke Of oxeI
were on the town team, Arthur Com
stock having charge Of ii. Ills cart va
trimmed with evergeens and he carried
a load Of finely dressed ladies and gen
tlemen. lie took the first premium
Iopshaln had fine string Of six yoke
of oxen. Blake Locke took the lea'
with his fine bull, which is broken t
harness and drives as well as any horse
The show of horses was EXCEPTIONAL,
good, also sheep and hogs. There wa
quite d good display of poultry and veg
etables. i. b Dickinson Of Chelsea ha
honey. There were several diiferen
exhibitors Of apples, also Of butter b,
the different creameries. The floral hal
was well filed with needlework, quilts
rugs, sofa pillows, and many useful, a
well as ornamental, articles.
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