The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-01
ABOUT THE STATE

Saturday
( Miss hine Nash Of NIiddlebury clt her
hand SO badly with knife recently that
several stitches We're necessary TO close
the wound
Z There wera "a Baileys, So Bakers, 80
Buffers. 81 Carpenters 81 Howards and
IS Jones enrolled from this state during
the Civil war
Clifton Spauldng Of Elmorc fell REL
icenily from the top Of q lumber stack
ii min and received severe wound
over one eye,
Giles. the two year old son Of Mr. and
I Mrs. u p Wiley 81 Essex Junction, fell
from chair Thursday and broke his
collar bone On the left side.
six cases Of scarlet fever have been
reported in Bennington since Thursday.
[ II Is thought that one or two Of the re-
cent cases can be traced to rumnage
sale held IN the place not long ago
Mrs Jennie Fuller Of Rutland II sif
iferiug from the effects Of stepping on
needle recently The needle broke of
in her foot and only part Of il has been
removed
James T. Davenport, who has just
been appointed commissioner Of pensions
to succeed Yespasian Warner resigned,
twas at one time a student az flrattle-
boro academy and has many friends in
Vermont
Ruth, tie Young daughter Of w O..
Davis Of Wocott, hurt hor hand with
IA wire nail several days ago Blood
poison developed and Teams was feared
but it is hoped that she is now out ~
danger.
The condition Of Police Officer J. II.
RYAN Of Burlington who was shot sew
eral weeks ago il not very favorable.
Although he continued to improve for
a time, he is now suffering from neural
gia near the heart
Edward Murphy, formerly Of Fair
Haven but now of Syracuse, y. Y, had
his right hand amputated above the
wrist recently al tile hospital in that
place blood poisoning resulting from in
juries received while at work.
Louis Carpenter of Eden, while work
ing IN w. J Atwell's mill recently got
his toes badly crushed in the planer. He
had spring board that did not work
we'll So rot onto it with his feet. and
the machinery started, rolling him IN
with the board. He supposed he had re-
moved the belt
cortez f. Torrance. Of the firm Of
Palmer ( Torrance in 81. Adams, has
gone to Chazy, N. Y, where he win
begin his duties as district preacher
IN the Methodist church. intending
eventually to become minister In that
denomination He win not retire from
the grocery firm.
The Lowell Lumber 4 Asbestos com
nnny shipped from johnson two ears Of
asbestos last week, has car loaded on
the siding ready to 20 and has orders
for three cars more I'd ship at once
They make Ave grades. which bring from
81 900 TO $1,000 per ear Of 20 tons each.
They find a ready market for an the
best grades.
]. f. Barnes OF Woodstock was badly
cut ~ circular saw while working al
r. f. Eat0n's place last week He was
taking wood from the saw and, IN kick
ing a stick away from the bnzzing wheel,
his left leg was caught and drawn on
the saw, which sank deep into the calf
of his leg. cutting both homes. He was
taken to the Hanover hospital
In the superior court at Greenfield,
Mass. in the case Of Judson Wotfendon
az Wilmington, Vt. ys DR. @. 4. lip
ton ~ Sheiburne Falls Judge Aiken
found for the plaintiff sos The plain
tiff stated that while he was leading q
colt along the highway On MAY n the
defendant came along in an automobile
and The colt was struck By the machine
and seriously injured,
Work has been begun on the new
shop for the Windsor Machine Co, there
being at the start forty-tlve teams and
eighty FIVE men 1T work There will be
between 5000 and 5000 yards Of exeava
ton in the Job. Gravel for the job will
be taken from sandhar on the Con
ncctieut river. which flows past the site
81 the building Work viii be continued
through the winter months.
The lower portion 81 the new struc
ture To the building shop Of the Rut
land. Florence Marble Co.. IN Fowler Is
completed and one Of the rubbing beds
has been started up. The dyamos for
running the machinery ia this building
have been Put in place and work "a
the other bed will begin this week, Both
beds will be used wholly in rubbing In
terror and exterior building work The
second story X being fitted up for a
room. the present room used
for this purpose not being large enough. I
Business i'll tile lumber line on the
Lake Champlain front fell far below that
of either YEARS this season. as Is shown
by tile decrease III the number Of harges
at the wharyes. The season
really consisted Of only three months. as
nothing was done until the wrangle over
the tariff was settled Since that time.
however. business has taken a squirt ana |
brought the number Of boata landing at
Burlington up to- S. Five Of them are
now being iuloaHed The number of
barges which reached the city last year
was over l40
Tho residence Of Color Sergeant and /
Mrs. n f CLAYTON and Sergeant f.. +
Beattle Of Winoo4Si was hlrgarzed +
Thursday evening while The members Of
both families We're at the Military post