The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20

A. n Hubbard. ~ Tyson, has Jer-
sew COW which Is the mother Of twins. |
both males. looking very mitch alike
Judge and Mrs. VI MT Rowell. who
have been at the Pavilion hotel, Mont
pelier, for the past few months. have
returned 70 their home in Randolph
JAMES n Hooker, of Brattleboro. has
gwen $500 10 Philip Exeter academy,
Exeter. n. H. without conditions. Mr.
Hooker Is an alumnUs of the academy.
Crystal Lake with fleet III nineteen
power boats and scores 81 more ST
small craft, promises To be The center
Of attraction this coming summer III
Barton.
AlI records fir SAP rims hive hsen
broken this season at Woodstock. Pre-
viously tao largest amount ever gather
ed in day at the Reed srgaf place vas
TAO barrels. The past week III one day
tls barrels were gathered and 100 more
lett III the buckets at night
Work will he begun ii enee on an ex
tensive addition to the Junction house
at White River junction. II will be an
s0-30.feot extension threa stories nigh.
and containing forty rooms, twenty With
baths, Everything viii be III readiness
for The state fsiY crowds ii October.
Mr. NORA Shannon wife TX the no.
tnfiaus 3ollR SaiaancRg Whe hts Been az
rested over 100 times ia various towns
IN this state, Il falloWiag III the foot
steps 81 her husband. She was ined $40
III Rutland city court Thursday for
calling names to her neighbors as they
passed BY her house
Beauseant chniInandery. Knights Tenn
pillars 81 Brattlehor0 appropriated $500
as donation to Tile Masonic temple
fund Wednesday Eight The fund now
amounts to more than Sts0l. II voted
10 engage band "a accompany the
Saratoga triennisl club e. the triennial
eonclaye 81 the knights Templars ~ the
United States to Saratoga next July.
Joseph II. Lance, late sergeant of Co..
n, Sth Vermont volunteers, died In the
Vermont soldiers home hospital al Der,
uiRgt0n Wednesday night. He was 81
years Il age Death was caused By
heart failure and kidney troubles lie
was admitted to the home February Is
last. He was . past commander at the
10. 4. r. post at Post Mills, under the
auspices Of which the funeral took place
Yesterday.
Thirty masons are now employed an
the construction az Morrill, Agricultural
bali at Burlington, the foundations and
first story Of whi0a were Completed last
season. The recently published state.
merit that the hgihiing would be ready
70 dedicate commencement week Is said
hy g. S. Fassett 81 Eaoshurgh. member
of the board Of control, who is superin
tending the construction work, as highly
improbable. The exterior + u pressed
brick and the work 81 laying Il takes
much longer than tie ordinary kind
The item gaiug the rounds Of the state
press in regard 10 the pine tree cut upon
the Cob place ID South Londonderry,
only seventy five years old and pyoame
ing over 2,000 feet Of lumber is, indeed
of interest But the inference that the
growth Of late years was comparatively
light on account of the narrnwness eft
the outside rings, il IS said by some,
Is not well taken For n narrow ring
upon the out side Indicates more zeal
growth than 4 wide ring near the cen
ter. There is more growth from large
trees that are fully alive than from
small ones.
The suits of various business houses
against the Rratfleboro Manufacturing
CO.. to recover for debts due on accounts
have been discontinued. It appearing
that the suits never would amount 70
anything except 10 pile up costs. The
company went into bankruptcy in De
cember. 1905, having liabilities Of ss4,
600 and small assets. Various supply
houses brought suit and served attach.
ments on what property was IN sight.
Seven suits against the company were
ON the docket for tho present term of
the Windham county court Whether
there will b. objection TO the granting
Of q discharge from bankruptcy TO the
company IS another matter.
Tie Athletic association or the buf-
lington high school has decided not to
engage in base hall the coming season,
but will devote some time 70 track ath-
leties. Principal f. r. smiths rule re.
uiring an members OF teams represent
ing the school TO Be up to a certain
standard in scholarship has made the
maintenance Of a base ball team
doubtful proposition, but the classes
NAV engage IN track events without in.
reference from that rule Practice
under tho direction Of Diedrich Stolte,
Of Brattleboro, viii begin tomorrow, and
il IS expected that a class meet win be
held on the Valley fair grounds May
lis. A team win hc selected from the
students ranking high in scholarship to
represent the school at the interscholas
tie meet under the auspices Of Dart
mouth college at Hanover, n. H., May
lts.