The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-27

liz ABOUT The STATE
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Austin Enbar Of Middlebury had his
right cheek ana eye badly injured Tues
day, being kicked by an OK
Work on the automobile factory ID
Springfield is being pushed as fast as
possible, as the company has a years
product sold already.
The Jones & Lamson machine com
Epany, beginning Monday, will work three
hours day overtime every other week
in order to fill the orders received.
The trustees Of Lyndon institute have
received an additional bequcst Of $500
I from the estate Of the late Dudley n.
Hall, making total Of Sl2,500 from
this source.
/ Thirty business and professional men
Of PouItney gave the foot bah team
Of Troy Conference academy banquet
Tuesday evening, as the interseholastic
champions Of the state
| WIllHNl AltdbDn OF tAutltD1s WNiit
playing in front Of the Boulevard school
Tuesday, fell and broke the thumb Of
his right hand He was standing on a
marble seat when one Of the boys, in fun,
showed him %, causing the injury
Mrs. S. S. Bedard Of st. Albans has
been seriously i'll in Someryille, Mass.
where she was visiting her son, her
illness being the result Of blood poison
ing, following the prick Of pin. Her
condition is now somewhat improved.
The cover for the December number
Of the Ladies Home Journal wGs de-
signed by George r. Tobin Of New YORK
formerly Of Swanton, during his visit
to Swanton last summer II shows
baby creeping with stocking in itAl
hand, The face is a portrait of child
Of the business manager Of the pnblica-
ton,
f. d. Soules Of Manchester Depot, who
was so badly injured by falling from 4
staging In Dorset about two weeks ago
\ had his injured leg amputated last week
Just below the hip Joint Ie was 40
badly bruised and damned that there
vas no circulation, so that amptuation
was necessary
/ John Oney H. Of Rutland was quite
seriously injured al the Lincoln lron
work Tuesday. Re was helper on
one Of the lathes and while at work al
I lowed his hand 10 slip between some
coes The first finger was torn 50 that
amputation was necessary, and the
thumb was badly fractured.
The three latest samples 81 Rutland
city water sent to the state laboratory
for analysis show contamination The
! samples were taken at about the time
I the recent snow was melting, and the
pollution II probably merely surface
contamination, November has been
very healthy month IN Rutland. SO far
a. contagious diseases are concerned.
!. Although the win Of the late Column
bus Smith of Salisbury has not yet been
/ fled for probate. 4 4 known that he has
( left tenement house III MiddleMry
Village to ST. Stephens church and that
after tha dseease Of Mrs Smith the
splendid home mansion in West Sails
4 bury 4 left FIR an oh ladies home,
with an endowment fund 10 maintain.
or partially maintain, the same.
The Bennington Machine works. vhicl
makes spreiaity 81 the manufaetufe
81 powder mill ard wood pulp machin
cry, Is feeling tie return 81 more pros
porous times and Il again busy, Repair
work FOR some Of the large mills Of the
country has been a considerable factor
la keeping the concern busy for some
time. At present, the partial equipment
for q big paper mill at High Falls, n ~,
is being turned out.
]. o. Perkins has closed deal with
Parker 4 Crosby for the old 4lndust
tfial9 building IN Springfield when they
bought and moved across the river from
the Gear Shaper property last summer,
There Is considerable talk Of fitting up
the building, which Is about s0x6o and
three stories high, for q wrapper Or over
an factory something that will give eni-
ployment to girls, As all the industries
here employ male help only.
A well dressed tramp giving his name
a. James Marley walked into police court |
III Rutland Wednesday, and said that he
wanted to give himself up TO the officers
az the law because he Set harm on
fire ID Arlington a few days ago, de
stroying II with large amount Of hay. |
The man stated that the setting Of the
fire Was purely accidental He said that
he went into the place at night for
protection; that he fell asleep while
smoking bis pipe and awoke to find the /
hay All around him ia blaze, being bare
IL able to escape with his life. Etc dbl
not know Cd whom tho barn belonged /
nor did the officers in Rutland. The
ease was out Of the jurisdiction Of the
Iutlnnd ,,niiee and the Renninuf on /