The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29


AT a meeting 81 the Memphremagog
Yacht club il was voted 10 issue $4,000
C additional stock. This club, ii will
hc remembered, IL erecting d clnD
house at Newport.
In concordance with the will az E. II.
Goodrich, who died in Rutland sew
eral months ago. the village Of Fair
Haven will receive S400 to erect a
memorial fountain and 800 To be used
III keeping the fountain IN repair and
IN identifying the park
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The George Boyce house in Poult-
ney, owned BY r. w. Goodrich Of
Rutland, has been leased AZ a tenn
porary dornitory for the girl students
0ff the Troy Conference academy. The
upper floor Of the gymnasium viii De
used by the boys as a dormitory.
These will replace the burned dormitory
until new ones are constructed.
a hay famine does not exist around
they have sold practically no hay since
the last crop was harvested. The 1907
crop was heavy IN Windham county
and when the time comes for turning
out stock a good supply will be left in
the barns. The best quality Of loose
hay il offered there at Sl6 ton.
49, Lr.44w~14n rrnm1.s.s H. -
Congressman HaskiHs. has been suffer-
ing from painful injury. One Of the
bones just above her right wrist was
broken BY the fall of a window screen.
She has undergone the process Of hav-
ing the fracture reduced three times.
The last operation took place April liz.
and the doctors are now satisfied that
re bone is in place. Mrs HaslSins is
Washington.
The year-old doughter 81 Mr..
fnd Mrs. William Wheeler of Halifax,
met with SERIOUS experience with
fire recently The parents, who were
IN the yard, heard screams from the
child and rushing into the house found
the little girls dress in hames They
succeeded III putting out The flames BY
smothering them before il was too
late, though the child was badly burn
ed- For several hours she was IN a
critical condition, but win probably rel
cover.
Mrs. n. n. Burton III Brandon, was
very seriously injured AZ the Addison
house in Middlehury Thursday morn
iug She had been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. o. Il Button for about two wefks
and was to return home Thursday En.
leaving the Addison house she fell on
the stairs frarturing one shoulder and
driving two hat Pins into her head.
sausing painful scalp wounds. II i
rot known whether she suffered seri
ous internal Injuries, but she ii iii 4
serious condition from the shock,
Arranging For Addison County Fair
The directors ~ The Addison County
Agricultural society have arranged for
TIE races and purses 10 be given at the
fair IN Middlebury August Ak. 26. m,
ma 2S. The free-f or-all purse was
raised from $500 to $1,000, II was
voted to make. improvements in Floral
halI and d committee Was appointed To
revise and make additions "a The prem
iaIns given there The following are
tie races and purses Class 4, for three
ycar-oids bred III owned in Addison
county 81 horses kept III the county for
eight months prior to the fair. $50;
eiass 2, trot for horses owned or bred
III addison county ur kept III the conn
tg eight months before the fair. $50:
class 3. 2:40 pace, conditions same al
in class two. Si50S class 4. 1856 tfot,
$3.50; class 3, 2sa5 pace, $50; class b
s;2s pace, $500; class 7, 2s2s trot. $500
class s, 2sl9 pace. SS00i class 2. peg
race, S50i class 70, 2s16, pace, S3ooi