The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
ABOUT THE STATE.
items Of Interest Cleaned From our
Exchanges.

items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
MI. and Mrs. q. g. Doty, Of Bradford, 1
celebrated their golden wedding ami
yersary Monday, receiving their many
friends in the afternoon and evening
Rutland aldermen were left in the |
dark III their deliberations Monday |
night and had to finish their session BY |
the light Of three lanterns and one oil |
lamp,
BrattIeboro people have been put on
new schedule Of milk prices Seven
cents will BE charged for milk, eight
cents for babies milk and 40 cents for
cream.
George II. Wilder, who has been un
dtrgoing treatment ait the state bosPi-
tai for the insane AT Waterbury, ex-
poets TO open the Wilder studio al Bur
lington October +.
| Samuel Carpenter of Wilmington II
| IN serious condition from injuries re-
ceiyed in collision with a four horse
team. One Of the heavy wheels passed
over his body, crushing the ribs On bis
lleft side and nearly seyering one ear
Internal injuries were also probably
sustained.
interference III fight between the
IfamiIy cat and a stray dog caused Mrs.
IC. n. Greene of West Derby to receive
severe injuries. The cat was about To
spring at the dog when Mrs Greene
seized her. The flesh On the woman's
hand was torn open to the bone by
the infatuated animal
A group of men seated on the piazza
of the Marble Valley club in West Rut'
land mere startled when Whiz1ing bul
Eiet passed close by them and buried II
/, self i'm the window easing. II came from
the Italian quarter and WAS Of q
/, eaiihre Game Warden Bliss took th'
! matter up but did not succeed III locat
ing the man who fred II.
State Fish and Game Commissions
H. q. Thomas, Oh Stowe, has been mott
! fled Of the capture at Newport Satur
]. day of Arthur Willard, wanted tor y
legally shooting deer In Morristowi
! about month ago. 1t is reported tina
he has killed eight ieer bat he
!. charged with only three, He is now .
Il Hyde Park awaiting trial.
7 The superintendent Of the Snowfall
\ Canning factory in BFattIehpfo expect
To handle about 10000 bushels Of COZ
|, this season. It was at first expecte
r that the factory could not be protitab
operated this season but crops are tuTi
!. ING out better than anticipated and q
/. prospect IL that the force Of 1875 mi
4 win be employed until the middle
October.
six hundred acres Of free land y
5000 acres OF timber limits, mil
stores, ten houses, steam tugs, hors'
numbering camps, harges, booms
80 wharyes To the valne of 100000, sol
: miles from Quebec on the st. Lawrer
have been purchased by a group Of m
y including John Hatch and Alexant
i. Coehrane OF Groton and G. L. soule
~ Mortified. The timber Is said to be
M cid growth and to contain some 10000
'en GOO feet Of pine and spruce, Cutti
AZ will commence at once.
IL
Of The Vermont society, United Sta
Daughters ef 1912. viii meet with n
! Mary Ritter Shea OF Brattleboro
the day. The guest Of honor will be y
lct William Gerry Shade OF New York,
are national president There viii be
ets address BIZ Mrs. Shade and one by y
ons Shea who has recently made tour
the world. Mrs Charles Demo will
one cite. "The Flag" poem written
,ess Miss Theodore Peck Of Burlington,
i an honorary member. Miss Shea
YOU her mother who Is real daughter,
W entertain the society Miss Siade
the be In Brattipboro from today until
urday as the guest Of Mrs. G +.
end.8 Jenne, president Of the state societ
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