The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-10

was operated upon successfully for APP
pcndicitis Saturday night at the Brat
tleboro memorial hospital.
"Bill' Higgins OF the university Of
Vermont, and VINO has been elected
coach Of the college baseball team, has
been signed by the Boston Red Sox of
the American league.
An artesian well has been completed
on the farm OF John Driscol az Yer
gennes which is 90 feet deep and fur.
rished 600 gallons Of water an hour.
When down SIS feet the drill struck
terrified wood AMI drilled through IT,
~ feet.
Frank h. Putnam. formerly first lieu
tenant Of Company l. lst Inf, W. vols.
Brattleboro, has presented the company
four large framed pictures showing the
boys Of Company at Chickamauga
during the war with Spain. The pie
lures have been hung in the armory.
Wednesday. August 10, about 40
MrIAms and descendants Of McIams
with their families from the children
Of few months TO the age Of 40
Years. gathered at "Fairyiew." the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William T. McI.am, in
Groton 10 renew old acquantances and
form new ones.
The passengers on Central Vermont
train a few days ago saw a herd of
four deer near the big curve north Of
Mortified Falls. There were three
does and buck, feeding on the edge
II corn field. They seemed little dis
turbed by the train. Other reports in
dicate at least as many deer as usual
this season.
Mrs. Joseph Dohemey Of Wnooski.
aged about 50 years, drank carbolic
acid Sunday morning with evident sun
cidal intent. DR.. J. G. Thabault was
called 10 the woman's home and sue
cceded in saving her life. II appears
that Mrs Dohemey's husband has been
drinking heavily Of late and il is be-
lieved that she became Respondent and
sought to end her life.
T. II. Wallace has resigned as prin-
cipal of the Bristol graded school TO
take a position as Inspector of customs.
either at Oglensburg or Alorristowu.
Tile Bristol school directors have en-
gagged b. L. Hicks Of Hamilton, n. ",
a. principal. Mr. Hicks has had twenty
years experience as teacher. is a nor
NAL school graduate, and been three
years in college.
The post Office at Winooski was en-
tcfed Friday night and the money
drawer rifed of small amount of
change. 4 door leading to the cellar
was forced and entrance TO the cellar
was gained through hatchway in the
rear OF the building. Change to the
amount Of s1.4s had been left in the
drawer and this with one letter found
opened was all that was tempered with.
The work Of the manual training
school at the high school building in
Woodstock, which closed with an ex-
hibition Of the work Of the pupils, has
been in the charge Of Herbert Wallace
Of New York, this season. Fully one
hundred pupils were registered and the
exhibits attested the efficiency of their
instructor and the zeal and earnestness
Of the young workmen.
The proposition that the name of
the railrosd station at Barton Landing
should be changed at the request Of the
Railroad commissioners of Vermont has
awakened much interest in that com
mtnity. The railroad management sug-
gcsts that it be called Chandler" the
i. 4. Chandler Co., being the largest
manufacturing company there. Others
think it should be named Riverside"
and some suggest 'The Landing"
The Rev. T.. M Cheray, s. S. f., who
has held the Office Of procurator at ~.
Afichaers college, Burlington, for the
past fsw years has received the appoint
ment as professor at SC. Michaels col
lege in Hitchin, England, and as a
curate in the parish of the town Father
Cheray sailed from Quebec September
\. He is succeeded in his change Of pro
curator by the Rev. v. Nieolle, already
professor of philosophy.
T0NG HIKE OVER