The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-14
ABOUT THE STATE.

ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned Frsm Our
Exchanges.
On account OF the Rutland county
fair, all Of the licensed liquor places
in that city will be closed until Friday
morning.
Congressman Kittredge HasEins Of
Brattleboro became i'll on his way to
the Vermont officers reunion in Bur-
lington last week and was confined to
his bed Friday and Saturday IN that
city.
Gov. Robert h. Glenn Of North Caro-
lima, and Gov. A. B. White Of West Nir-
ginia, two Of the party Of Southern
governors that are TO visit St. johns
bury during tour Of the New England
states, have started on their trip.
Dion w. Kennedy Of Burlington, the
well known musician, will play church
organ at Montclair, n. J., and is en-
gagged by the Redpath bureau for SO
concerts in different parts of the eoun-
try with Ian Jackson and other talent
ed people.
Petitions in bankruptcy were fled in
Burlington Tuesday BY Eugene Z. Tay-
Tor OF st. Adams, a laborer who has
liabilities Of $222.52 and assets Of S42,
and Louis A. Longe Of Burlington, a
laundry foreman, who has assets OF
SAB and liabilities of S4
A carriage in which A. Mason and
daughter oil Tinmouth were driving in
from Castleton was struck BY a train
at PouEtney Tuesday morning, one Of
the horses being instantly killed by the
locomotive. Mr. Mason and the young
woman had narrow escapes, but were
uninjured
A meeting win be held soon Of the
executive committee Of the Vermont
Maple Sugar Makers Association to ar
range for the annual meeting of the
association which will likely be held
III Burlington January to II in con-
nection with the meeting OF the Dairy
mems Association.
a Rutland six year-old boy, Ralph,
son Of Arthur Bacon, fell while running
with d candy sucker. in his mouth,
and the pointed stick was forced through
his palate, dividing ii. II is uncertain
whether the two parts will heal tegeth-
ef or whether the palate viii have 20
be cut out altogether,
Tile 10th annual Orleans County fair
opened at Barton Tuesday The ats
tendance was small owing to the unset
tied condition Of the weather, The en-.
tries taken altogether are more numef-
ons and excellent than ever seen there
before. Troop G, 18th United States
cavalry, arrived at noon from Fort
Ethan Allen.
Randolph Il said to have two candi-
dates i'll the field for senator from Or
ange county III the general assembly 81
1906, viz: e. r.. Johnson. editor of
The Herald and News, who withdrew
from the field last year, and Dana IT,
Morse. who represented the town 81
Randolph, and is now d member Of The
state board Of agriculture.
Prof. and Mrs. @. IL III. spfague Of
ST. Johnshmy start fer Toxic, Japan
Thursday, sailing from Seattle, Sep
TENDER 20 Oh the Dakota eli the Great
Northern line Mrs. sprague's sister.
Miss Mary f. Ide, who has been spend
ing the past year with her uncle, Vice
( Governor Idle at Manila, has decided 10
femain ii the Orient this winter and
eili be with the spragues at Toxic.
/ The score Of The rifle team Of the
/ First Infantry. Vermont National
Guard. which recently terminated at
/ seaairt, N. j.. stood as follows at the
finish, the team taking Goth place
among the 81 competitors Slow fire
/ 200 yards, III: 600 yards, 1872; rapid
/ fire, 200 yards, 432; 500 yards, 402;
slow fire, 500 yards, 446; 1000 yards
1889; skirmish fire, two runs, 924; total
! 3,#44.
The registration Of pupils id the SC
Adams public schools is proceeding
somewhat slowly, the total enrolled III
/ 20 the present being SOS, or 18 less
than last year. This Is not taken as
an indication Of falling eff IL the mum
] Der ST children Of school age, however
al, for instance. lis children Of schoo
age owing attendance at the Barlow