The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-07

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At Fridays meeting OF the corpora
tion of the Institute OF Technology in
Boston, Carroll W. Doten, formerly Of
Burlington, was made assistant pro-
lessor of economics.
At recent meeting of the directors
of the Bristol Athletic association it
was decided to hold Fourth of July
celebration. Included in the programme
will be two baseball games.
P. A. Fellows of Danyille has just
completed picture frame 16x20 inches
which is composed of $500 pieces Of
wood. Mr.. Fellows is rs years old and
was about five weeks doing the work.
Miss Mary Stickney, daughter OF w.
B. G. Stickney of Bethel, has Just re-
ceived the third prize Of $25 in the COM
petition in the modelling class at the
famous school of the Museum of Fine
Arts in Boston.
The Rev. R. C. Flagg OF Berlin, N. H.,
has accepted the call to the First Con-
/. gregational church of Newport The
Rev Mr.. Flagg was president of Ripon
College, Wis, previous to his accepting
a pastorate at Berlin.
News has been received of the safe
arrival in Glasgow, Scotland, Of Misses
Eliza and Georgianna Davey of YER
gennes, after voyage OF ten days on
the Atlantic. They report snow storm
and the passing Of several icebergs anc
rough voyage.
Clarence Morgan Of Burlington, for
merly connected with the New York
Central and the Rutland railroads, has
been appointed professor of the new
transportation department at McGill
University, Montreal Mr.. Morgan is
a graduate of Harvard University.
Reports have been received in Mont
pelier from the state laboratory at Bur
lington OF recent analysis of Berlin
water. The report states that the water
supply is good and it compares fayorab-
lly with recent analysis of samples
sent from spring water systems from
the city.
Mary Palmer, OF st. Johnsbury, re-
cently exhibited from her hennery an
egg that measured nine by seven and
onehalf inches and weighed five and
three quarter ounces. Mrs. Palmers
flock consists OF two hens, which are a
coordination of Black Spanish and White
Leghorn.
1t looks now as though Bristol was
to have two water systems. Work is
Expected to commence on the new sys-
Item in about two weeks, and the Rock
Springs Water company say they will
Iput theirs in first class shape. With
this and two lighting plants, Bristol
Twill be in the swim.
1t has been decided by vote Of re.
representatives. from the various churches
in Brattleboro to hold open-air meetings
Sunday evenings on the common during
J the summer months. The services vii
Icontnue through June, July, and Aug
lust, the first to be held next Sunday
esening at $50 o'clock.
The water level of Lake Champlair
Preceded Is inches during the month Of
May, and the 3fst it was only 421a in
ches above low water mark. This Is
VERY unusual for the season. Last yeal
lit was III inches above law water marx
: June l. The extreme low water mark
10 feet 1871 inches, was reached 0cto
= Der l6, 1880
= Mr.. and Mrs. Obed Whpple Of NORTH
Pomfret, celebrated their 57th wedding
anniversary Sunday, May 81. Two o.
Mrs. Whipple's sisters, who we're al
their wedding, as well as several friends
living near Pomfret, who were present
at the wedding, attended the celebration
Their daughter, Mrs. w. III. Adams, lives
in keene, n. H., one son, Fred, in Cali.
fornia and the other son, William, in
Purchase, n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple
are very active.
The smallest deer ever seen in Yer.
mont was found chilled to death on the
> highest point of the Green mountains in
the town of Bolton, about half way be-
tween Cancels Hump and Mount Mans
, field May %, by I. b. Barney's survey.
} ing party. When found he was in his
! little bed of leaves where his mother
J Ihad left him surrounded by old snow
, drifts from two to three feet deep. Mr.
lNuttStt Vi Jul epiA has ST. I'M VI
VERY nicely in glass case. This little
! lbaby deer weighs only -four pounds.
During the heavy thunder shower last
Friday afternoon lightning struck Wini
fred SCOTS house in the south part
of East Charlotte Miss Maud Scott
who was standing near an iron sink il
the kitchen, was rendered unconscious
Y by the shock and fell to the floor, but
recovered before the arrival of the ply
stefan. The other members of the fam,
lily were not affected by the lightning
except Mrs. Scott, who was unable K
y rise from her chair for some minutes
\ The house was not damaged in the least
4 John Nichols of Brattleboro who paic
I for pair of horses in Boston but failed
\ to receive the team, has been settled
Y with in way that is entirely satisfac
4 tory to him. He went to Boston al
soon as he suspected that he had beer
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