The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-04

eighty-five out Of one hundred eggs.
1t is expected that the Rev. Frank T.
Masseclx, OF Spencer, Mass, win come
to Brattleboro this week to take up his
new duties as pastor Of the Universal
list church.
The postoffice department at Wash
ington has allowed an additional letter
carrier for the posoffice at Bellows
Falls and an additional carrier for the
Office at st. Johnshury.A
Ex-Goy. J. G. Mccullough, OF BEN
nington, recently underwent an opera
ton on his eyes and as a result il now
enjoying better .eyesight than he has
for several years past.
The Chandler Manufacturing Go. win
erect six houses at Barton Landing this
summer upon new street that is to be
laid out. These houses will be for the
employees Of the concern.
The girls Of the Barton Landing high
school have formed an outdoor basket
ball team. The team win be coached
by Miss Carrie Badger, formerly Of the
Montpelier seminary team.
In the suit of 3. B. Blake, of Eden,
IS. the New England Canadian Ashes
tos Mining X Milling Co., an agree
ment has been reached The terms are
said To be that Blake pays the com
pany 800 and the company assigns its
real estate mortgage to him.
The Manchester Journal, owned and
| published for many years by d. Il.
Simonds, has been sold to Otto r. Ben
nett. OF Brooklyn, N. y. Mr.. Bennett Is
native Of Manchester and has had
practical experience as a printer, and
will personally conduct the business.
| Frank Mills writes from his home IN
| North Haven, Conn, that he Is very
much alive and prospecting, notwitb-
standing the recent reports OF his sud-
den death in a Boston hotel. Mr. Mills
was Il former local editor Of The Wind
harm County Reformer of Brattleboro.
Mrs. Emerson Tracy, OF California,
was 4 olest of Gfeen Mountain Inn,
Stowe. last Friday and Saturday. Mrs.
Tracy il d speaker and writer of note
/ The object of her visit to Stowe was
To collect some data in regard to tile
Grand Army for book which she i
preparing il the interest of that order
The Putnam house bar at Bennington
lrum by George A. Miller, was elosee
Friday evening and all day Saturday
tunder attachment in q suit brought bA
LIP. H. Labor, Of Rutland, representing
ICook & Burkheimer, liquor 1ealers d
New York. This company claims tina
miller owes it several hundred dollars.
| Cortez u Parker, OF Chester, on visit
ling his barn d few days ago found Their
d Young calf, one half deer The hin'
lqnarters Of this monstrosity are sien
der, Of graceful proportions, and forme'
Lon the identical lines of young deer
The forward quarters and head resembI
those Of an ordinary calf and are ap
Iparently not IN the least disturbed b.
the incongenuitv OF the other half. Tn
mother Is half Jersey and half Durham
. land medium sized COW.
It il thought probable IN Washing
ion that Assistant Secretary of til
Navy Charles Ell Darling, who is to be
come collector of customs al Bnrling
ton, win relinauish his post earlier thai
was at first exported Judge Darling
lrather anxious to let go early and hi
, successor, Mr.. Newberry, of Detroit
lwould like 10 enter upon the duties Q
1.-The office. No date has been fixed, d
understood, but as soon as matters wor
laround satisfactorily Judge Darling wi
Icome to Vermont.
A very remarkable thing oecure
J lin West Townshend recently. a waite
wheel, which was left in its aecustome
! lplaee in the Harris shop was four
| Ito be missing. The shop had bee
closed for some time and most of tn
Itools were sold at auction, but the waite
wheel was thought to be safe down