The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-15
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Adult I'LL 0IHlE,
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
a. T. johnson Of New York has leased
the Windsor Inn and is TO enter upon
the management of the same at once.
a report is current that the Rev War
rem Morse, the pastor of the old First
church at Bennington Center, will ten.
der his resignation soon.
Prof Solon @. Bemis Of Cavendish
has just finished a violin, the top Of
which was taken from the old Ordway
grist mill in Plymouth and IS lo5 years
ga.
Duplicate drawings Of the map Of
Moretown, now Bradford, made in 1905
and showing the allotment OF land to
the original owners have been presented
the library at Bradford.
Fl. B. Shaw Of Burlington was il the
wreck on the Canadian Pacific railway
near Hammond station Tuesday morn
ing and crawled out Of the overturned
car in which the porter was killed.
William Roy oil Richmond, One, came
to Island Pond Monday and recovered
q dog that he said was stolen from him
at Richmond fourteen months ago. The
dog readily recognized its former owner.
! Petitions are in circulation in Brat
tleboro addressed to the New England
Telephone company, asking for an in
vestigation 81 the local telephone ser
vice, with a view to improving the
same.
Grant E. Rice, who has played with
Swanton, Enosburg Falls and st. AL
bans base ball teams during the recently
| finished Franklin County league series,
will leave st. Adams shortly to enter
| Cornell University at Ithaca, n. Y.
Capt. James E. Stone Of Cleveland, |
Ohio, supervisor Of inspection of the |
ninth district, in company with the local |
inspectors, b. j. Holt and A. + Good
hue, are inspecting the Lake Cham
plain steamers.
The barn on the river road in North |
Troy, belonging to Allan Griggs, was |
burned Monday night, together with |
his hogs and farm products. The fire |
is supposed to have caught BIZ q Lam
! tern exploding,
During a recent thunder shower Mrs. /
i C. G. Johnson Of Townshend was struck |
! By lightning while she was pairing APP i
pies The knife was thrown from her |
hand and size was rendered unconscious /
for j short time and partly paralyzed. |
III. and Mrs. M. Seward Webb and
Miss Frederick Webb, whose marriage |
4 70 Ralph Pulitzer is set for next month, !
have left from their place in the Adiron- /
daeks for Shelburne Farms, their coun- |
try seat in Vermont, where the wedding |
will take place.
There are at present four aged per-
sons living iii Pr0ctorsYille whose az |
gregate ages are S5s years, and respec- |
lively are 95, 81, Sc and SIS years |
The three last live within few rods
Of each other, while the other is but a |
/ Jew minutes walk away.
Burglars broke into tile post Office
/ at Barton Landing early Wednesday, |
/ wrecked the safe with a charge of dyna-
mite and carried away small sum /
Of money and some stamps. The door |
of the safe was blown through the side
! Of the building. No trace of the burg
/ lars.
| Charles II. Dixon, while driving from
St Adams to Gordons Landing on
Grand Isle Tuesday, saw Ave deer. One
old FIVE pronged buck stood il the swamp |
near the sandbar bridge and watched |
Mr.. Dixon drive past without moving /
more than a few rods away Mr.. Dixon /
says the buck would easily scale 350I
pounds.
A slight blaze occurred at the home |
Of G. II. Sanborn III Swanton Monday.
Dir. Sanhorn was IN the attic fixing
the bricks in the chimney, when one
brick fell and hit the lamp iii his
hand, breaking it on the floor. The |
oil spread over the rafters and caught /
fire and by the time he had returned /
with d pail OF water the room was
filled with smoke He succeeded in put
ting the fire out, however, after few
moments hard work. The loss WAS
fully covered by insurance
At the village meeting at Morrisyillel
called Tuesday evening to see ii the
voters would decide to continue thel
building Of concrete sidewalks, 1t was
voted 70 continue the walks the extent
Of the village limits on the Brooklyn
side, on Jersey Heights, on Cheney ave
nue. and to 4 considerable distance at
/ the upper end of Main street With the
COMPLETION Of these walks MorrisVille's
system Of sidewalks will be one of
which the village may justly be proud.
| The total work ordered this season will
cost $500.
While two Guilford women were rid
ing in q carriage recently, they began
TO notice strong odor Of burning cloth,
which, became more aud more percepti-
bic as they drove along. They soon
/ found that their dust robe was on
fire and already blazing 1T their feet.
They had pissed a portable sawmsAl,
which was In full operation close by
the roadside. and spark must have
k.s1n go. /