The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-11
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

Items of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.
A history of Ludlow written BY ]. \.
Harris, is soon to be published The
book will contain about FIVE hundred
pages with illustrations and SPECIAL
maps.
T. B Hall, Of Grotcn, who became
seriously i'll while attending the Ver-
mont Methodist Conference at Enos-
burg Falls, is about again.
Edward Sullivan of Richmond while
ehopping for Daniel Burke cut bad
cash in his foot Monday afternoon. He
was a mile away from the house but sue
ceeded in some way in reaching the
house. DR.. Tilley was called and dressed
the wound and he is doing as well as
could be expected.
Farley Holt of Newport met with a
serious accident Monday afternoon.
While driving near the station his horse
became frightened and running in back
of the freight station commenced to kick
and plunge, throwing Mr. Holt out, who
struck on his head Mr.. Holt is an
elderly gentleman and it is feared seri-
GUS results win follow.
P>aer Gebo, Jr., alias Thomas r. Nor
gan, erstwhile teacher OF horseback rid
| ing in Burlington, has quietly left that
| lefty His wife has also gone Gebo was
sentenced in a Springfield, Mass, court
to 80 days IN the house Of correction
| for larceny. lie cut a wide swath here
for time. He leaves unpaid bills, and
his brother is here to try to settle them.
The Windsor House at Windsor has
closed its doors to the public. This IS
the second time the hotel has been closed
for over sixty years and then only for
a few weeks some years since. II. 4.
Clark, former proprietor, has sold off
all the furniture and furnishings and
| it will have to be entirely refitted before
being occupied again. Mr.. Clark viii
locate in Maine.
Il. NJ. Dana and family left Burling-
| ton Tuesday for Takoma Park, Wash
| ington, ID. e., where they are To attend
the general conference of the Seventh
| Day Adventists, May $780, Repre-
sentatives from nearly every part of
The world viii assemble for the consider
atinn Of the various phases of the evan
gelzation OF the world in this genera
ton.
| The tripIet sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. NNill
lam Darcy of Brattleboro were bap-
tiled Saturday afternoon at three o'clock
at Mr.. D'Arcy's residence by the Rev.
Father Carmody. The godfathers and
godmothers were: Patrick Ferriter and
Miss Nellie Brown for Walter Cleon, the
fFst baby; Edmund Lavelle and Miss
Sadie Turner for John Harrington. the
second baby; Daniel Riley and Miss
Alice Lynch for Richard Leonard, the
third baby.
| Although Monday was the regular
weekly pay day for the men in the Bur
lington department no wages were paid.
loving to the condition of affairs Treas
IuTer Grant would not spay any money
lupon the order Of Mr. Clapp or Mr.
Sheeran. He signifed willingness TO
make up pay roll for the men if one
was submitted by Commissioners Daley
land Brown but those two commissioners
did not take any action.
Roberts Post, No IA, g. "A. r., Rut-
land, has in its possession a pair of
smokers tongs of historic interest
(which will be placed in Memorial hall.
The tongs we're made by Vermont
blacksmith for Thomas Chittenden, the
first governor of the state. Several OF
the other early executives used them
and they came into the possession of
! George w Woodhouse, of Rutland, who
presented them to the post.
While driving over River street
bridge in Rutland Monday j. II. Coy
ron was thrown from the wagon and
severely injured. The horse became
, unmanageabe through fright at puff
ing locomotive. Mr.. Goyron's injuries
Iconsist of the left ear being cut nearly
/ off, two broken ribs on the right side,
bad decorations of the middle and ring
Fingers Of the left hand, and minor
bruises. He was taken to DIR. ] ]. Tru-
ldePs Office, where Drs. Trudel and Ham
Irahan and Graham attended to his in
. Ijuries.
The bohbin factory, operated at Bel
lows Falls by the Alden Spears Sons
Co. Of Boston, is taking no orders now,
and in ahout three weeks Will shut