The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-06
ABOUT The STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

Exchanges.
An individual communion set has
Just been presented the Congregational
church at Peaeham BY a former member
w. a. Kicker, of st. Johnsbury.
Burt Loveland was arrested at BEN
nington Friday and placed in Jail pend
ing hearing. He is charged with keep
ing dog that ran deer. The dog was
shot BY Jonas Waller while it was chas-
ing deer
Forty thousand lake trout win be
shipped from the state hatchery at
Roxbury next week to Manchester, Cal
ais, West Danville and Willoughby lake.
These trout are two years old and 6
inches long.
The prison directors completed their
quarterly inspection and inventory at
Windsor Friday Nothing out of the
ordinary was discovered. There are 172
persons confined there and all excepting
Two aged prisoners were found 70 be
in good health.
Stephen Billado, who testified against
bis brother, James Billado, for selling
liquor at Enosburg Falls, and who it is
said, fears arrest for like offence, left
yesterday for parts unknown. II is
thought, however, that he has gone to
ClareneeviIle, Que.
Mrs. Samuel Mills Of South Ryegate
celebrated her eighty first birthday last
Tuesday A tea party was arranged
for her at the home Of her son, Samuel
Mills, Jr., to which nine elderly ladies'
were invited. All enjoyed d pleasant
visit with Mrs. Mills, who is in the best
Of health and spirit.
Papers have been filed in the Addi-
son county clerks office giving notice
Of the purpose Of the Addison County
Telephone CO. to apply TO the next ses-
sion Of the county court to dissolve that
company 1t Is said that the business
will BE conducted thereafter, if the
company shall be dissolved, by pri-
yate party.
The Times questions whether there
is town IN the state where the poor
bill is as low as in Groton Only a tri-
tie over So swas paid in this town last
year fer the poor. This Is condition
/ the town may Justly take little pride
In, for the fact that no needy poor are
permanent residents of the town speaks
we'll for our people. Groton Times.
! SIayton & Sanders, who have com
Quoted a drug business at the old Dwi-
I nell stand in Morrisyille for the past
three years, sold out yesterday to T..
a. Wadley, formerly in business at New
port, and possession was given at once.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Wadley are both expert
enced druggists DIR. Slayton will re-
main in town and continue his practice.
Mr.. Sanders is undecided as to his fu-
ture plans.
The body Of ]. L. Albee, brother Of G
i S. Alhee OF Rutland, recently found
murdered at Ames, Neb., has been CIV,
en- by the Ames authorities to the Ne
braska Medical college. The relatives
are very indignant as they expected tt
bury the body in the family lot at Am
herst, Mass. 1t is believed the college
sent photograph to the wrong mar
in Vermont to mislead the relatives anC
avoid legal complications.
Orders have been issued by the Cen
tral Vermont railway to have placard:
and bulletin boards prepared for use
lat the Burlington and Essex Junction
stations. This action is taken il ac.
eordance with the suggestions made By
the state board Of railroad commits.
ago, The placards viii be attached e
the various trains, giving the destina-
tion Of the different coaches, while the
bnllein boards will announce the arrival
and departure Of trains. The railroad
commissioners did not make an order
in the matter but, owing to numerous
complaints, made the suggestions, which
have been adopted.