The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-20

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held its first graduation Friday after-
noon, giving a diploma to Ralph Stratton
Wolcott OF Milton. Congressman Eos
ter delivered the address.
Col. Charles X Darling, Of Boston,
| is passing a few days with his father,
| G. x. Darling, of Chelsea, who, though
still confined TO the bed most of the
time, il much improved in health over
a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Annie S. Rounds, Of st. Adams
denies that she attempted to commit
suicide by throwing herself in front of
an engine in the Central Vermont rail-
way yard the other day, or that she was
arrested and taken to jail.
Leon Sault, who has completed his
studies at the II. v. NJ, arrived in Ran
dolph Saturday from Burlington for a
short visit with his mother, Mrs. Emily
Sault, before going to Brooklyn, N. y,
where he has accepted position with
the American Bridge company.
The ordination of A. Frank Ufford to
the Baptist ministry took place at Fair
fax, June IS. Mr.. Ufford viii remain
at home and supply the pulpit for the
pastor until the latter is able to resume
lis duties. Then Mr.. Ufford intends to
start for the mission field in China.
Saturday evening as Miss Pearl Smith
of Shelburne and her brother, Henry,
were reforming home from the village,
their horse became frightened at an an.
tomobile. Miss Smith jumped out and
sprained her ankle and broke one bone
in her foot. Further damages were
slight.
Mayor j. +. Manning Of Rutland fell
Friday distance of 10 feet from
platform into hole where excavations
are under way for the Columbian Marble
Quairying company's new mill. He sus-
tanned sprained ankle besides other
slight bruises. The giving way Of a
board caused the fall.
William Maston, fireman On a
freight train, was quite seriously injured
in the yard at Braintree Saturday Mas
ton was making arrangements to take
water ard was caught between the NOV
ing train and the water pipe. His knee,
although not broken, was badly ja1nmed
and the lIgaments torn. He was taken
to his home in White River junction.
Issae SanboIn, one of the striking day
knitters at the mill OF the Cooper Manu-
| featuring co. Bennington, vas arraigned
| in municipal court Thursday on the
charge Of breach OF the peace and was
| fined SIS and costs Sanborns offence
was that of yelling ~scab" and other
objectionable language at several per-
sons who took the place Of the strikers.
Came Warden Harry Chase. of Ben
nington, says that the recent story pub
lished in 4 number Of papers to the Ell
feet that veteran had drawn his re-
yolver on Stamford game warden and
| had stood off an examination of the fish
basket of The veteran is entirely false
He declares that there il no part of the
story true and that the continued pnbli-
cation OF such stories is for the purpose
| of discrediting the work Of the author
lied game wardens OF Vermont.
He BURLINGTON traction company mas
begun the work Of extending the troll
ley Line on North avenue in Burlington
from its present terminus at the Insti-
tute road to Ethan Allen Park. about
three quarters of a mile beyond. The
line win he extended along the east line
OF the highway and as the company has
both the ties and the rails, the work can
be accomplished speedily and In ample
time to have the road completed by the
time of the dedication of the Ethan Al
len memorial tower, August 16-