The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-05
ABOUT DIE SANE.
Items of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

items OF interest Gleaned From Our
Exchanges
The fiftieth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Mckinney of Berk.
shire was celebrated Saturday, December
81, by family reunion at the home OF
their son, Joseph Mckinney.
Town Clerk Kenyon of Mortified has
paid bounties on Ga noxious animals
from May /, 1904, to Jan. /, 1905,
amounting to $3.50. This included one
bear at $12; 16 foxes, S12; and AZ hedge
hogs, s14.1O.
Roxbury furnishes a good paying field
for a physician, and to one with some
experience and skill the patronage will
be given 1t is hoped we will not be
long without one. Roxbury item in
Mortified News.
r. & T. Fairbanks & Co., the St.
Johnsbury scale manufacturers, received
the only grand prize awarded for scales
at the Louisiana Purchase exposition,
besides numerous medals They had
exhibits in five different departments at
the fair.
Chief c. a. Niles Of the Burlington
fire department, and Miss Jessie NJ
Hawkins, daughter Of City Judge and
Mrs Z. w. j. Hawkins, were quietly mar
ried Tuesday night at 6:30 at the Metho-
dist parsonage by the Rev j. Il. Mead
They were unattended.
According to the weather record kept
at the Fairbanks museum at st. Johns
bury for the past II years, December,
1904 was the coolest OF the entire peri
cd. The mean temperature for the
month was lis, while the mean temper
allure for the other 10 years was col.
What appears to have been a bold
robbery, occurred at Bennington late
Saturday night or early Sunday morn
ing, when the office of the Bennington
Machine Works was broken into and the
money drawer relieved of $40 in cash.
The work evidently was that of an
amateur, as one panel of the door was
battered TO pieces and part Of the cas-
ing chopped into splinters.
Hon. Frank Plunley Of Mortified left
Monday morning for Woodstock, where
he viii attend the Windsor county court
lin session there. He was accompanied
by G. @. Sanborn, Seth Rich, WI T.. Kerr,
Ed Wiley and Charles Houston, who
We're summoned to appear before this
court as witnesses in the case of Russ
vs. Central Vermont railway, an action
to recover damages for an alleged injury
sustained last summer
The Rev Edward G. French began a
pastoratc Of the Congregational chnrch
lit l4yndonville January L He had been
pastor at johnson for nine and one-half
years, going there after a three years
pasterate at Guildhall. During Mr..
Frenchs pastorate at johnson, about
seventy persons were received into the
church, $4,000 were raised for benevo-
lences; and $4,000 for home expenses,
including S700 paid out for repairs on
church and parsonage.
Coz. Bell who was in Bennington on
Monday night to institute grange made
longer stop il bennington than he in
tended Accompanied hy bis daughter
he went to the station to take the ss15
train for Burlington. The Chatham
train stood there and by mistake they
boarded that and did not notice the err
ror until the train had started. The
other train was then gone and they were
Obliged 20 wait until $3.50 in the after
noon.
The students at the University Of YER
mont from Washington county are, in
the Academic Department. +. r. Beck
ley, I. n. Worthen, r. j. Waterman, r..
+. Curtis, n. w. Dix, H. b. Swasey,
Barre; VI Il. Bates, 4. Barre; Fl w.
Heath, r. N. Gerrish, II. II. Watson,
"a. W. Stone. p r. Grout, G. r. Ranney,
Miss L. G. Warren, Montpelier; M. B.
Clark, F. Montpelier; r. Cutting, Miss
I4 NJ. Cutting, Mortified; Miss G. i.