The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-14
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of interest Cleaned From Our
EXCHANGES.


Exchanges.
A ftfe- year.old boy ii Huntington
confessed ID setting me 10 b. n. Nor
rill's store tile other aav THE blaze
di4 little damage
Bert J Jennes has been appointed
carrier and Freeland H. Foster substi-
tute on THE rural free delivery route
frtnl the Barton postoflice.
Returns to the city clerks Office show
that during The month Of April there
were thirt y-seyen lIirths IN the city Of
burlington. OF this number twenty
taree we're boys and fourteen were
drill.
at 4 recent meeting "a I've trustees
Of the village of Bellows Falls IL was
voted to ask the voters Of the village
a. the annual village meeting next
Tuesday evening for sum of not rxs
cenEing S2sDD0 tn purchase new cont
hinatinn chemical and hose wagon
Fillmore & Slade, of Bennington. have
hegan work on the foundation 81 new
wood pulp and tissue paper mill To RI
place the one destroyed hy fire 4 few
weeks ago. The mill i t0 be Sc by
llo feet IN size anu made of concrete
II III expected that the mill sill To III
operation BY the middle of August.
W. a. Jacobs, son Mrs. +. G..
Jacobs. of HaTdwiek, has recently IN
tegested parties ait Albany. n III, lit
a druggist prescription file of his own
pGtent, and y company III which he IL
president has been formed for its nisnu-
facture The Gle IL made In the form
o. cupboard, of qnartered oak, and
lined WITH aluminium and niekle trim
niings Air. Jacobs also has several
other patents under Way.
A Grange which will III known IA
Marlboro Grange has been organized III
Marlboro with charter membership Of
thirty. Edwin p, Adams Is master
Mr Adams Is one 81 the most prominent
citizens Of Marlboro, HE was born ia
that town October ls.1@s. ETe has held
All Che principal town offices and Yep.
resented the town III the legislature III
1855, 1892, and 1896. He il farmer.
Celebrates soth Birthday Anniversary.
About forty friends and neighbors
met Al the home III Ars. r. J. pease,
81 White River Junction. Thursday
afternoon, May ?, in honor Of the
nisetisth birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Maitha Miller Four generations were
ptpeent Letters and kilograms were Re
ceiyed from distant friends
Martha Ann Marble Was born III
IIsrtland- May 2, 18Th and has always
liked there. She was one Of nine chill
drsn, Her father and mother lived to
he over 20 years old She has two sis.
ters living, Mrs. kistredge. Of Maiden.
Anss., aged ~ years, and Mrs Dodge,
of Madison. Wis. aged 10 years Bath
ltr grandfather. were Revolutionary
soldiers. February 8, fs4s. she vas
married to Richard Dow Miller. who died
fortytwo years ago, leaving her with
five children, the eldest fifteen and the
youngest ak years old Six years later
her second son died. Her four children
living are Henry RI Miller, Of White
River Junction. manager Of the Excel.
sior Carriage Co. Howard J.. Of Hart
h,nd. = successful farmer and speca-
lator. Mrs. r, J. Peaze. II White River
Junction, and Miss Mary, who lives
With her mother. She has seven grand
children and two great grandchildren.
all Of whom visited her and offered con.
giatulstions, except Alr pease and one
grandson
Mrs. Miller has retentive memory
end is good convefsstionahst. At
though her eyesigist IS slightly impair
Ell. She keeps UP with the topics Of
tie times