The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-01

cars will be discontinued
Blackberries are reported to be very
plenty in the vicinity Of Bolton Over
1000 bushels have been picked this sea
son in the fields near that town.
The town Of Waiiingfera + nov af-
aicted with typhoid fever and seven
cases have been reported 50 far. II is
believed that none Of the cases is
traceable to Rutland
The liquor seized Tuesday in a raid
at Burlington WAS ordered 20 be de-
stroyed by Judge Debervlle Wednesday.
There were "a bottles Of beer and a
gallon jug of whiskey.
Recent patents have been granted in
Vermont AZ follows Al q. Grard Of
Woodstock. ironing board; w j. Trempe
oi East Ryegate, automatic felt tight
ener for paper making machines.
A horse owned By Martin Perry Of
Townshend, while in pasture, became
frightened at an automobile recently
and jumped over q stone wall in such
manner as TO break leg. The horse
had to be shot The animal could be
driven only winters because Of its fear
Of automobiles.
"A house owned hy Dennis Pratt in
Woodford Hollow was destroyed by fire
Tuesday evening The house was un
occupied and the fire was or incendiary
origin There was small insurance car
ried on the property The back door
was found smashed open where the FIRE
bug made his entrance.
r. r. Smith 81 ST. Adams Bay may
probably safely claim the championship
when i comes 70 raising large tomatoes.
From his garden he recently picked two
81 the Mammoth Tree variety. one weigh
ing two and three quarters pounds and
The other two and one-half pounds. The
larger one was the tenth picked from
the same stalk,
The saloon Of p. F. O'Neii OF Rutland
was entered Monday evening and about
IS quarts Of tie best liquor in the shop
was taken OIL. The thieves made their
entrance by cutting out piece Of the
door and turning the key The cash
register was rifed Of about $40 in al
dition TO the carrying off Of the liquor.
Mrs. Bert Cole Of MorrisvlIe sustain
Ell painful accident last week when
lier left arm was caught in a cream sep
arator wheel She was reaching past
the machine when the e0gs caught her
cyhinery Two long gashes were torn
in the arm one eight and the other six
inches IN length.
Charles Phelps Of st. Johnsbury had
a narrow escape from death Wednesday
evening as he was riding bicycle hand
car. loaded with ties. 4 special train
from Crawford Notch overlook him sud.
denly near ST. Johnshury and he had
time 70 jump before the train caught
the truck. The hand car was demOlish-
ed while the train was uninjured
Walter Tnderhll who works on the
Miles farm IN Randolph. while drawing
load Of bark Saturday, met with q
painful accident. A. be was going down
steep hin he felt the bark slipping
and before be coald save himself he
was under the heels of the horses He
received kick ID the face and the
wagon passed over his chest He viii
be unable to work for some time.
Two Greeks which were brought to
Woodford from New York BY p A.
Gleason to work at fern picking wan
dered away from their companions
Saturday afternoon and became lost in
the wilds Of the Tacomic mountain The
two men wandered about until they
reached road IA Wilmington Sunday
afternoon. They took the train from
there TO North Adams and from there
10 Bennington reaching home just as a
search party was being organized.
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