The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned from Our
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a load Of hay, which was being driven
on the hay scales near Munson's store
at Morrisville was overturned Thursday
afternoon and in the tip-over +. G..
Ross, who was on the load, had one
foot quite badly crushed.
The Rev. Frederick C. Rainey, re-
Gently pastor Of the Methodist church at
/ yndonyile, is rapidly failing in health
at his cottage at Round Lake, N. Y. Al
cancer that for some time has affected
enc side of his throat is now extending
TO the other, producing intense pain and
partial deafness.
Deputy Reeves Of Burlington has Just
returned from Elmore, where he arrested
Freeman Clark, who is charged with
breaking rural free delivery mail box.
The boy threw a piece of ice at the box
last spring and demolished it. He was
taken before Commissioner Blodgett at
st. Johnsbury and furnished bail.
A party Of st. Johnsbury people re-
turned from MitchelPs camp Tuesday
where they had good fishing and We're re-
warded by getting very close to nature.
II. A. Stanley had the rare pleasure Of
seeing a moose in the woods and several
Others in the party saw some beavers
and the wonderful beaver dams.
Notice has been sent out from Bellows
FOL b,f N...oln1.. -
ing. He was last seen Monday night,
July 3. The boy is fourteen years
old, feet tall, has black hair and
brown eyes. He wore a gray and green
mixed suit, white shirt and collar, gray
cap with three brass buttons, blue and
white necktie.
News las been received Of the death
Icf Robert Bigelow, which occurred at his
home in Ulysses Neb., Jny 4th Mr.
Bigelow was born in Brookfeld and lived
where G. G. Lewis now does. he went
West thirty six years ago and has been
back only once, two years ago, when he
spent some time with his brother-in-law,
John Heath, and other friends.
The Brattleboro Masonic Building So
ciety Of Brattleboro has been incorporat-
ed with capital stock Of $4,000 divid.
ca into shares OF 500 each for the pur-
pose Of purchasing and holding real es
tate, erecting buildings, renting and
leasing them, and selling for the purpose
Of reinvestment and not deal in real es-
tate.
The American Wooden Co, Of Burning
ton, has brought suit against s. II. Mil
Ter for the recovery of damages Of ST.
600 and the papers have been served By
Deputy Sheriff F. +. Lord. The case
grows out Of the alleged sale to Miller
of rags, which were stolen from the
company by 0mer Gilbert. The case is
returnable at the September term Of
county court.
Marshall O. Edison, a graduate of st.
Johnsbury Academy, Randolph State
Normal School. and Dartmouth College,
Hanover, ~ FL, has been unanimously
elected superintendent of schools fer a
| district which includes the towns Of
Sandwich, Bourne, and Mashpee, Mass.
Mr.. Edison was one of a dozen candidates
for the office He will make his head.
quarters at Sandwich.
| The Burlington ambulance was called
ont Friday evening to meet the s. 40 train
to receive Iii o. Kinney Of Riverside,
who was injured that afternoon BY fall
from building on which lie was at
work. Mr.. Kinney was accompanied by
/ Dr.. Newton and several friends and was
taken at once to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, where it was found that he had
sustained several fractures, the extent
and outcome of which could not be as
certained Friday evening.
Arthur Mossey Of st. Adams was as
sanlted and badly injured about the head
| BY an unknown man on Thursday night.
Mr.. Mossey was walking down Lake
street toward his home when he was
struck from behind on the back Of the
head and received a bad scalp wound,
which felled him to the ground uncon-
scious Mr.. Mossey was found wander
ing about in a dazed condition by Chief
Mahoney, who helped him to his home.
/ Mr.. Mossey does not know who his as
sailant was nor the reason for the MUIR
derous attack. The injury, while severe,
/ viii not be serious.