The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-22

novel Dy lheOdora Peek, daughter OF
Gen. T. S. Peck, OF Burlington, is mem
TONED IN the current Book News as
one Of the six best selling novels in
New England.
The committee appointed by the Chit
tenden County Bar, 10 prepare resolu-
tions will be read on the opening day of
the fall term OF Chittenden County court
and win be spread upon the court re-
cords.
During the severe thunder storm at
Colchester Wednesday lightning killed
u cattle which were huddled together
near a tree in the pasture on George
Blakely's farm Other damage was done
| by lightning in this vicinity, several
barns being struck.
Another of the triplet sons born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Darcy, Of
Brattleboro, is dead. The second one,
John Harrington, died at the age Of
six weeks, and the first one, Walter
Cleon, died Monday night, July IL, af-
ter an illness OF two weeks Of Bright's
disease.
The dedication Of ST. Anthony's church
at Lakeside Park near Burlington will
take place tomorrow. TT. Rev. Bishop
Miehaud win officiate, assisted by sew
eral priests Of the diocese. There will
be a sermon in English and one in
French, and the choir will sing special
mass.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Raymond Pierce,
known to the public as the Pierces, So
ciety entertainers, are spending the sum
mer in Waterbury at the home Of Mrs.
III. T. Farrell. They win give one Of
their new programmes at the opera
house. July rs, under the auspices OF
the Ladies Aid society.
Daniel Edison, who works on the sec
ton between Randolph and Braintree is
off duty on account of injuries received
Wednesday. Edison was assisting in the
work of unloading ties from the ear
when he VS. struck on the head by a
falling tie which cut cash four inches
long on his scalp.
A Winoosi young man found a watch
and locket recently which he was try
ling hard to dispose of when Officer Bcr-
geron succeeded IN eettingg the watch
back. The young woman to WHORE the
watch belonged was greatly surprised
when the article was returned to her, as
she had given up all hopes Of regaining
lat
J. S. Viles Of Montpelier, who has an
electric light plant in Middlesex, is
changing his poles, placing them bacl;
from the main road 50 as to avoid tho
damage in the spring at the time Of high
water. Ike is employing quite a gang
lot men. He i placing them on the hill
where good deal Of blasting has X he
done to place the poles.
/ Private Henry Edwards, 23rd battery
the Fort Ethan Allen sentry from whom
General Prisoner Neuman escaped q
lshort time ago, has been given sen
tence Of six months confinement in the
Ipost guard house and ordered to pay d
fine OF 500. Neuman's sentence has not
been returned and he is still confined in
the guard house in single irons.
| r. r. Noonan of Addison died July IL
Jagged so years. He had been in very
feeble health for several years. hi
leaves wife who it an invalid and fcui
sons. Thomas, Rufus, William ant
George. The funeral was largely at
tended at his late home on Monday, Rev
r. II. White officiating, and the fom
sons were bearers.
The marriage Of Rev. Charles S. Hagar
lformer pastor Of the Congregations
church of Hyde Park, but now of Al
bany, n Y, and Miss Lucy E., younges'
daughter Of Col T.. b. Sawyer, win taxi
place at the home of the brides par
ents at Hyde Park on Thursday after
moon, July ~. The ceremony will b.
performed by Rev, O. @. st. Glare o
\. Morrisville and viii be attended only b,
1.-THE immediate relatives and q very few