The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-26
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges

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Exchanges.
John H Moore, a st. Johnsbury let
ter carrier, has been appointed band
leader of the Indian school, (l4askell
lnstitute), at Lawrence, Kansas.
Jared Howard Of Bennington has
received word from his brother in Kan.
sas that the latter has corn IA feet
high, with ears eight feet from the
ground.
j. NJ Bushee of Rutland is suffering
from badly mangled arm caused by
the bursting Of an emery wheel at
which he was working in the Howe
scale works.
Two hundred and fifty dogs, from all
over New England and even farther
away, have been entered for the Rut-
land Kennel clubs dog SHOW Some
of the CANNES are valued as high Is
$4,000 each.
While trying to make trolley car
tow him through Merchants row, Rut-
land, an atllian, was thrown from his
bicycle and slid several feet on his face.
His features were all mixed up and one
shoulder badly injured.
OF the 100000 set apart by the last
legislature for transportation of pupils
and for higher instruction, st. Johnn-
bury, ais already announced receives
the largest amount, S7,366.S0 Spring
field comes second, having received a
check for $l,1G7.67
| The reception will be held at the state
industrial school, Vergennes, Monday
evening in honor Of snpt. and Mrs.
| Il. L. Ingalls, and AsAsistant Supt.
and Mrs Il. b. Pratt, who some time
ago rendered their resignation TO take
effect September |.
Invitations have been issued to the
Wedding of Edgar n. Carter, sIperin-
tendent OF the United States fish hatch
cry at ST. Johnsbury, and Miss Isabel
Nj Paddock which win take place at
high noon Saturday, August 81, at the
brides home in St. Johnsbury.
Six-year Susie Eastman, Of Gar
| field, underwent an operation recently
for the amputation Of her left leg. The
| little girl stepped on pitchfork in the
road the tine penetrating the left ofot
into the ankle Nothing was done
toward having il dressed by a physician
until ten days after the accident.
| Everything possible was then done to
save the lee, but IL had become 90 badly
diseased that anpntation was necessary.
Charles DEF. Bancroft Of Montpelier
has completed the history Of Company
III, 18th Vermont Feeiment, and has
been 50 successful that he has been en-.
gagged to perform like service for all
the other companies IN the regiment.
/ There are 1903 men III Company | and
Mr.. Bancroft secured the pictures Of all
but ten, also the war pictures Of 35. All
| this has been accomplished since May
/ IA. Sixty.one members are dead and
the survivors are scattered all over the
country.
Amos Rowe dropped dead Wednesday
afternoon near the river on b. G. John
sons farm in Williston. He had been
4 fishing with his boy and was about get
ting into the wagon to return home,
when he dropped down with one gasp
and never spoke on moved again. He
has had heart trouble for several years
aud two attacks Of it this week but
thought he would feel al well out in
the air The funeral was largely at
tended at his late home Friday and the
body was taken to Burlington, where the
burial was made in ST. Joseph's GENE.
terry He leaves a wife, a daughter who
is an invalid and a little boy.