Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-07-02
STATE NEWS.

shade was recorded in Bristol Tuesday.
Rev. F. A. Poole of Barre has received
a call to become pastor of the Union Con-
gregational church at Worcester, Mass.
1t is the largest church in that city and
the pastor now receives $4,000 a year.
Mrs. Carrie Burnham Kilgore, the first
woman admitted to the practice of law
in Pennsly died Tuesday at her
home in Swarthmore, Pa. She had a
large practice. She was born in Vermont
in 1888.
The Bradford Academy baseball team
has closed the most successful season
that the school las ever had. OF eleven
games played, nine were won.
The hay crop in Windsor county will
be good one. Corn and potatoes have
grown wonderfully throughout the state
during the hot weather the past week.
The fourth annual parade of Brattle-
boro babies was held Saturday afternoon
at o'clock on the common. The First
regiment band gave concert and 100
little people we're paraded in carriages.
George L. Fletcher of Chester celebra
ted his goth birthday anniversary Satur-
day. He still practices law and will be
one of the speakers at the Old Home day
exercises in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Farnsworth of
Windsor, who are visiting their son, DIR.
G. II. Farnsworth Of Rutland, celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary We'd
nesday, June %, at DIR. Farnsworth's
home, celebrating the event in very in
formal manner.
William Latuche, a fireman in the In
ternational Paper Co.'S. mill at Wilder, is
dead from fatal burns received from the
f,,r nd tLe, hN1x tarr hi
burned as to be unrecognizable. He WAS
. widower and leaves two children.
The boys department of the Young
Mems Christian Association of Troy. N.
Y, has opened Camp Ilium" at BARRIERS
pond, mile from Pownal This camp
is exclusively for the boys of the Troy
association and party of about forty
will pass three weeks there.
C. S. Pease of Burlington has been cal
led to Washington by the serious illness
of his son, Ferdinand H. Pease, secretary
to Senator Dillingham;, Mr.. Pease being
at the Garfield hospital, i'll of scarlet
fever.
The condition of Oscar Aldrich of
Richmond, who was accidentally shot
: Sunday, remains ABOUT the same. The
bullet has not yet been removed. An at
: tempt to do 30 was made but because of
the weakness of the patient, was decided
to postpone the operation. He is at the
d Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
i Miss Jane Logan of Newport, aged SO
= years, attempted suicide Friday evening
= by inflicting an ugly cash on her throat
with butcher knife. The woman had
shown signs of insanity for some time,
but was not thought dangerous. An in
vestigation is being held, and it is prob
II A. L. L. h.
y state hospital for the insane at Water
bury as soon as her condition will permit
= The U. S. torpedo boat Marley, which
I will land one of her guns at Fort Cassin
;, for the purpose of firing the national
!. below the falls at Vergennes July /, and
% will be one of the attractions of the ter
% centenary celebration.
IS Johnny Hayes, the famous Marathon
e runner. who made himself famous at
l. the London Olympic games, arrived
in Burlington on Saturday to begin
training for the Marathon race to be run
on Centennial Field on Monday of ter
l. centenary week. The other runners are
e expected in the city soon.
Montpelier has sent out AS graduates
re from its schools this year: Thirty girls
and 1S boys. OF these the seminary
sends out 16 graduates from the regular
= courses, four from the shorthand course.
- NJ. H. S. sends out II young men and
women and st. Michaefs school grad
- uated five young women.
A new Burroughs adding machine has
been installed in the Office of j. E. Cush-
III man of Burlington, commissioner of state
f taxes. There are but two machines OF
equal capacity in the state, and this is
Ia Il. Al L.. lz<
SIS by the department of taxes The capa-
ID CITY is 8. 500. 999. 999, 999 80. The machine
is used principally for adding and multi
l. plying, but it can also be employed in
q. subtraction and division.
n, Joe's pond at Danville has just beer
at stocked with black bass from the United
z. States hatchery at st. Johnsbury, $1,000
IN fish having been deposited in these waters
in Three years ago the government stocked
!. this pond with steelhead trout putting
in 10000 fingerlings and 10000 fry
Within recent years the pond has become
= popular summer resort and on 1T
u shores are over so cottages, with new
;" ones built every year. Up to this sea
son the fishing has been mainly confined
to perch and pickerel. but when the steel
d heads and black bass develope it will bt
er much better.
"A AdJt.-Gen. w. ii. Gilmore OF the STATE
~ of Vermont has issued an order directing
., the following officers of the medical de
~ partment of the Vermont National GuarC
~ to report to the officer in charge of in
H. struction for militia officers at Antietam
Md, July 1928: Maj. George R. Ander
= son, surgeon; Capt. John II. Dodds, as
A. sistant surgeon; Lieut.. Thomas H. Ha
gan, assistant surgeon, to engage in actu
al field service for instruction. Upon tn
ne return the senior officer is to make a re
port to General Gilmore.
The engine and five cars of the Bosto
% and Montreal express, No. Al, north
l3 bound, were derailed half mile beloy
90 the East Barnet station on the Boston
90 Main railroad Saturday afternoon. TIL
SO rear trucks of the last car were all tina
SO remained on the rails. The cars wer