The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-16
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

w. +. Ierrill, secretary Of the Yer
mont state Pharmaceutical Association.
has issued Tor the association certificates
OF membership to its 262 members for
the first time since the organization, IL
years ago.
DR.. Don d. Grant, Of Waterbury.
chairman of the state tuberculosis com
mission, viii lecture in Island Pond early
in September on the subject of tubercu-
losis, under the auspices Of the Bust
ness Mems Association.
Mrs. Winston Churchill has offered
premium Of $40 to be given at the Wind
sor county fair August 30.31, for the
best hammered horse driven past three
gasolene automobiles, moving and stand
ing still with engines going.
The hearing Of Owen Marion Of st.
Adams, charged with selling liquor
through an employee to minor, which
was taken up on continuance before
Justice Of the Peace John Kearney yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock, resulted
in Mr.. MaTons discharge.
Assistant Secretay of the Navy
Charles II. Darling has arrived at his
home in Bennington, the first visit in
a number of months. He will remain
about a week. He attended the oh
Home Week services Sunday evening
and Wednesday next win be present at
the dedication Of the Ethan Allen tower
near Burlington.
There is a dog in Island Pond who
makes daily visits to the railroad sta
tion to meet the express train from
Montreal and Portland. He can be seen
listening for the sound OF the whistle
and recognizing which way the train is
coming, east or west, stations itself Just
where the cafe parlor car regularly stops
and is generously rewarded with a few
scraps from this car ON each train
Tie Caledonia county fair managers
have concluded to raise the price of adj |
mission to the fair from rs to SO cents. |
This raise was made because OF the
large number Of attractions secured for
this season which cost much more than |
usual. Extra large purses are offered !
for the races and 1t Is expected that a {,
number of very fast horses will be en-
tered.
Edward Swan, who has been the POI
puIar and efficient ianitor at Norwich |
University at Mortified since the re- |
Of that position BY the |
late James Evans, has resigned his posi- |
and will complete his duties st the Uni
versity September /. AR Swan expects |
to enter the employ Of Cannon & Slack |
in their stone sheds and he will also act
as care taker Of the Uniyersalist Church |
Myron Waller, 4 farmer living on the |
Georgia shore IN st. Adams town, is in |
q critical condition as the result or in
juries received Saturday night when he |
attempted to handle an ugly bull. Mr. |
Waller went out at IL O'Clock to shut |
up the bull which had broken bose, and |
seized the ring in the animals nose. He
was dragged about the yard and suffered !
internal iniHries, was badly bruised gem |
rally, and was gCred in the right knee.
Notice of the Incorporation of the |
Vermont Trap Rock company Of Barton |
Landing has been received at the Office
OF j. i. Cushman, commissioner Of |
State taxes. The company has a cap
ital stock Of $4,000 and viii operate a |
stone crushing plant, contracting for
stone work and road building. The in
corporators are Elmer f. Doe, n G..
Brown, q. $. Dodge, NJ. NJ Joplin and !
George B. Rowell an Of Barton Landing. |
Donald C'Brien, Who won one Of the |
college scholarships offered BY tile Bur-
lngton Free Press in its recent eduea-
tional contest, has announced his inten-
ton Of going to Holy Cross college. lie |
viii not enter the college this fan but |
will complete his course in the high |
school, entering Holy Gross IN the class
of 1912 Roy Gilman Of Hineshurg and
Martin Cory Of Montpelier, the other
winners among the college contestants, |
will enter the University Of Vermont |
The coming fall.
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