The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-11

William Fnwler. a Waits gisar las
peas il blossom and string heana ready
tn harvest the quantity being limited
as they are being raised HI tAe sitting
room
CAGE Warden n. o. Burke, 81 Wal
fingfori. found the body of doe Just
northwest Of the village the other day
the animal undoubtedly being the enc
shot about week ago Z little southwest
FIX the village
Ezra Bfaimerd. president pf Middle
hurry college. has yatrrned home from
a fortnight trip in tlfe South on NJ
e6unt III I'LL health Friday evening he
was ii Boston and attratad tie an
Hual meeting cf the Boston alumni 81
the college
Tie Boston & Maine Railroad Ca.
has changed the rim of the PAS seageF
traiHmen IA that thu whole crew Hsake
rum from Newport N Boston and
tile trains running through White Eiver
junction carry crews frpM Springfield
Mass, to Lvndonvillc and LxndonFilAc
To sherhra0ie, Que.
Horace Bartlett. Grill war veter.
an, who formerly lived in Bennington,
and nav resides Id johnson City. Tenn,
writes back that the soldiers haHe at
Bennington is All far ahead al sinailar
institution at Johnson City AS an eiec
tric light "a ahead III candle Ha has
LAined ~ birth homes recently
The announcement that the present
enrolment of 200 ID All grades of enc
( veTgennes graded schools exceeds 81
records sinee the school was inc3y
( pofated brings ont thst in 1879
there we're aa5 pupils ia the Nexgenaes
graded SCHOOLS, and there was also
another school III session at that time
On the west side 0f the river
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Tire Annual Hnantiaf report of the
Village At BTattlehoro shows that the
ibaiIiffs hare exceeded their estimates
BY about 81 200. This has been due 70
expenditures Of an unusual nature ard
az the grand list this year will increase
( the tax win not have 10 " raised tn
meet the deficit and ray another $50
ncte.
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\ Changes IN The mills IN tie Integna-
I ti0nal Paper CO.. al Bellows Falis will
convert the plant from paper making
into one for the manufacture 0f card-
board and the heavier grades Of paper
! exclusively. All the machines, bow
ever. viii Fuu rigat along as usual ami
employ the same amount az help, the
Z only change being in che kind of pApe1
turned ont
The first break for over one hundred
/ years IN the stone srchway oTer the
tail-race At The old pottery in Ben.
6 ninctnu occurred the other day when
tC yelling. ThateheEs team went
I through into the racesay ten feet be-.
/ low. Two hours work With tackles
was necessary to ectVicate the horses,
81 tightly were they crowded together
One was only slightly injured
The committee consisting ct Peter
! r. MeAauaHs. ID. G. Qlebec ard Janass
/ O'RrisR appointed AZ the meeting Of the
Rutiand base ball directors Teceatly to
correspond with persons interested in
the sport IN Burlington, Giens FATS, y.
I Y, Montpelier and BaTre with the in
tsntioa Of organizing 4 league il this
! vicinity. have reserved unfaveFahle
answers u their communications
4 +. s Bishop 0f Rutland claims to
have a teeaTa breaking hock 81 hens as
Tar a. egg producing qualities arr eon
eerne3 During The last two months he
got 7ss eggs the largest number Of
hens laying st one time being re. Oar
ing February 70 Wyandottes produeed
as6 egg an average oS IS per ben for
the month b. about 3 a day for the
Y noek Ia March ~ heRs produced 500
eggs, an sverage az over w per hen
The yernaofit Marble Co. Of Proctor
win begin The weekly payments 81 its
employes April IS at seven points,
Il BaiScns. Brandon. HOLSTER quarry.
sand pit. Dandy. East Dorset. and
Sherburne; at Proctor. April To- al
Center Rutland. April ~. at West
Rutland, April Isl; employees 2t Proc
fnr nat uaia Apyil as viii W Anvil rs
After this last date regular weekly
payments vii 81 taken up ia tie order
named.
Mrs. Helen Tenney. a Putnsy woman
Of cosmopolitan tastes, Il serving a
thirty -dar sentence IN TIE county isii
AZ Newfaue Her eseapades include
leiopement wfth Chinaman. an TN.
savory affair with a negro. and marriage
h young man living ia kesne. ~ H
She i 1T present the wife of j lunher-
liian ard laneaishes in Jail for breach
al the peace committed while under the
/ influence Of liquor
The management 81 the new eiectTiq
railway bet weea North Adams, Mas.
and Bennington is feeling the eHeet 81
spring mud in Powal a. ties are being
hauled from the PowHal depot 10 Tia
steep hill Il Pownal Cpnter The mud
= 50 deep thar IL tRkeS four AZ tiye
horses tn haul sixteen tics and only
two trips day can be made. A four
horse team costs so a day. - it VIII
b. seen that It c0sts something to move
that piece of rad whrR Il IS IN its
present condition
Rutland Horse Show
A meeting Of tbe dirators of fhs
Rutland Hcrss Show ami breeders ssso-