The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-15
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

Items OF Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.
1t is planned to institute division
ii the Ancient Order Of Hibernians at
Richmond Sunday.
Clayton Jacobs of North Troy was
struck by Canadian Pacific railroad To-
connective at Richford Saturday morning
and badly injured.
Senator W. P. Dillingham; will speak
on Alaska at Waterbury Center this
evening and at Waitsfeld Friday even.
ing, the latter under the auspices of the
Methodist church Of that village.
Prof. F. Z. Pritehard has resignd as
principal of the Brandon graded school,
also Mrs. Pritchard as teacher of the
high school, the designations to take ef-
feet at the close of the present term on
Friday.
Workmenengaged in repairing break
in the Seminary water system on Mon
day found pipe six feet below the sur
face of the ground frozen solid. The
ground around the pipe for several in
ches was also frozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin c. Richardson of
Minneapolis, Mimi, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. O. III. Richardson Of Montpelier.
Mr.. Richardson had not visited Mont
Ipelier for IS years nor had he seen his
brother during that time
Sheriff Dillon arrested Henry Fusha
in Panton Tuesday morning on the
lChargs ii stealing clothing in Hinesburg
recently. Fusha was brought to this
lefty and placed in jail to await the ar
rival of an officer from Hinesburg.
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| Ex-Gov. John 2 Stewart. and daugh-
ter, Miss Jessica Stewart, Prof. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Means and two children, and
Miss Sophie Wilds, all of Middlebury,
sailed from New York Saturday for Eng
land, where they will pass the summer.
Charles Coburn of Georgia Centre died
Monday afternoon with hearth failure
following an operation for appendicitis
a week ago. The funeral was held at
lone o'clock at the house and at two
lo'elock at the Methodist church We'd
nesday.
The Rt. Rev. Arthur u. A. Hall, bishop
of Vermont, made his annual visitation
to st. Lukeis parish at st. Adams Tues
lay. At the service held at 730 O'Clock
in The evening, class of 16 young la
dies and gentlemen were confirmed,
Bishop Hall preached the sermon.
Earl ID. Bessev. Of Bates College,
Lewiston, Me-, has been engaged as
principal of the Stowe high school for
he year ensuing. G. H. browne, who
has been at the head OF the school for
the past two years, has taken a posi-
ton as superintendent of schools in New
Hampshire.
Some time ago a deposit of peculiar
FORMATION was found ON the farm owned
by NJ S. Bissell in Richmond. 1t is as
free from grit as butter and oil grey
ilEh color Experiments prove that it
makes good paint. Hoyt E. Sails of Bur
lington and Mr. Bissell are making ar
Engagements to develop the beds which
are very extensive.
F. ]. Smalley of Morrisville is now
livery low at his home, having been
stricken last Saturday, with pneumonia
in its worst form. A framed nurse came
from Burlington Monday morning, to
care for him. His condition was Slight
~ more encouraging at last report A
second nurse came from Burlington Tues
DAY evening to assist in his care
The engagement of Miss Anna Eliza
i beth Clement, daughter OF Percival w.
, Clement, to John Appleton Knowles, of
, Boston, has been announced. Mr..
l1enty y; MOVIES, q boston. ne was
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