The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-28
MONTPELIER

Frank Bruidnell of Chicago, formerly
Of this city, is visiting in town for a
few days. MIR. Bruidnell went West 2S
years ago and this is the FIRST time he
has returned East
Miss Bessie Smith went yesterday to
Boston, where she has position In
the nurses training school in the Home
opathic hospital. She Ii the daughter
Of =. a. Smith Of this city.
Nearly all the manufacturing plants
on the Winoosli river that are depend
ent upon water for power are shut down
large part of the time The water
in that stream is the lowest II has been
for Ave years.
Senator w. p Dillingham; and party
who have been in England for several
weeks studying the conditions there,
will sail from Liverpool Thursday on
the Cedric, and are due in New York
the last of next week.
The Rev Homer A.. Flint OF Pittsburg,
Pa, who has accepted the call to be
rector Of Christ church in this city. and
who Is to commence his labors here Oc-
tober !, has rented of Mrs. L G. Vale
her house on Baldwin street for rec.
tory.
| W. al Lord received notice yesterday
morning Of the death and burial OF Miss
Eleanor Burleigh, his niece, al Bedford,
M II. Because Of trouble in the trans
mission OF a telegram Mr. Lord did not
/ receive this notice in time to attend the
funeral
The schools open Tuesday morning OF
next week at nine O'Clock a. m The
various teachers report for duty Satur-
day and hold their usual informal social
session Monday evening at which time
the school board will also meet. A sup.
elemental examination viii be held to-
day, beginning this morning at nine.
An effort was made Monday night at
the Central Vermont station to arrange
a wrestling match between Mr. st. Mar
| tins. night operation, and Con Sullivan
Of Barre Dave Spicer and George
0'Conuer went with Mr. sullivan and
hackers were ready to put up from $50
| to $500 on him. Mr.. O'Connor was also
ready to spar Mr.. ST. Martins, who +
quite an athlete. Mr.. st. Martins did
not care 10 bet any money, but was
willing TO wrestle on box for purse.
A match may b arranged later.
Judge W. w. Miles returned yester-
| day noon TO has home in Barton, after
closing up matters which came before
him at the March term OF Washington
county court An order for temporary
alimony was made in the divorce case
Of GIinn ". Glinn. IN the foreclosure
/ proceedings in the case OF T. r. Cor
don and wife W T. J. Deayitt and the
/ G. w. Willard estate a decree for the
orator was granted and the case was ap-
pealed to supreme court. Several other
minor matters were passed upon before
Judge Miles left for his home yester-
day.
The wreck crew was at work all day
yesterday in getting the derailed locomo.
tive on the Central Vermont branch be-
tween Barre and Montpelier back on the
rails, and the tracks Of the Montpelier
4 Wells River railroad were again uti-
lizsd yesterday for running Central Ver'
mont passenger trains between the two
/ cities. Hundreds Of people have visited
the scene Of the wreck and watched with
interest the work Of getting the ditched
locomotive back on the track. An at.
tempt was made Monday evening to
burn the covered Central Vermont bridge
lust east Of the wreck, but the fire was
discovered IN time to extiupiish II be-
fore much damage had been done The
bridge was burning at both ends, aud
as no trains had passed through IL Tor
ll2 hours. il was clearly Of incendiary
origin. The railway officials have placed
Waterman at that point