The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

Items OF interest Cleaned from UnI
Exchanges.
Randolph and Woodstock are making
plans for Fourth OF July celebrations.
II. A. suitor, medical school, '06, of
Barton, has been elected captain OF the
Tufts College football team.
1t is rumored that The Sunday Tele-
gram Of Waterbury, Conn, has been
purchased by Frank I. Parsons, man
ager of The Rutland Herald.
Miss Lana Baldwin, a resident of
Brandon, received the bronze medal for
proficiency in her work during the past
year at the Coopers Union Art school,
New York.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
Monday by Ezra +. Cove, laborer OF
st. Johnsbury. lie has liabilities OF
S19s.24 and assets of S2s5, of which
1926 are claimed exempt.
The Rev. w. G. Bernard, rector OF
Holy Trinity Church at Swanton for
the past three years, has accepted a
| call from Bedford, p. @. Mr. Bernard's
resignation takes effect August 1.
The grand list of Rutland for 1905
as shown by the assessors figures, is
Ss,217Os6, an increase of S2O3,2o9 over
last year. The valuation of taxable real
estate is s5,s45,729, and of personal
property, S1,752,757. The number OF
polls deducting exemptions, is 3,043.
Mrs. II. M. Bruce, Of White River
junction, met with a serious accident
on Wednesday. She had started to 60
down stairs when in some unexplained
way she tripped and fell tile whole
length of the flight. One arm was
broken at the elbow and the other near
the wrist: several of her ribs were
started near the backbone; and her head
was badly confused. She was insens.ble
when taken up but recovered conscious
ness during the afternoon.
a Chester despatch says that owing
to the cold weather corn and potatoes
are two weeks later than at this time
last year, and some of the corn planted
mas IOIitA III ltt 2iOuiQs 4 nC EAdcS
crop is excellent and unless the rest Of
the present month is dry, large hay
crop throughout this section of the
State win be secured. The oldest people
say they never knew so cold a spring
as the present one has been, and for the
past two weeks frosts have occurred
frequently. Many Of the farmers claim
that the corn crop viii be nearly a fail
ure owing to the replanting which will
make it too late to ripen. Thermometers
registered SO degrees above zero there
Friday morning.
Mrs. Mary f., wife of DIR. w. w. Hut
crimson, OF Enosburg Falls, who was
taken i'll with pneumonia one week ago
passed away Monday morning at one
o'clock. Never strong physically, she
had been an invalid for the past Ave
years, some OF the time confined to her
bed. For some years she lived in the
family OF the Rev. Mr.. Swift, and from
there was married October 2S, 1874. She
has been consistent member of the
Congregational church, though broad
enough to worship and labor with Others
as she has since living at Enosburg
Falls, until falling health shut her in.
She was the sixth Of ten children born
| TO Wilbur and Abigail (Griswold) Stone.
seven Of whom are still living She
caves husband and son, William
Stone, of Bethel.
When the criminal business of the
September term of Chittenden county
court is reached John Mcclellan win be
arraigned on charge of grand larceny,
as he was held Monday in city court by
Judge Mower for trial in the higher
court. Mcclellan was arrested several
Gays ago by the police on charge of
stealing wire owned by the burlington
Light and Power company. II was al
legged that he hired team and with as
sistants removed large quantities of
valuable wire from the poles and sold
lit to junk dealers. The preliminary
hearing was held last week but decision
was reserved until Monday. Bail was
fixed at $500 in each of the three eases
against Mcclellan, making total Of
5000, which he is unable to furnish. He
lis now in jail.
DEER TRIED TO STEAL A RIDE.