The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-08
ABOUT THE STATE


A fractIdus COW, which Angus N. Gale
81 Stowe was leading Saturday. threw
him down, dislccating one Of his shout.
ders.
Rev Otto S. Raspe has accepted call
TO the Unity church At Stowe. in con
junction with his charge in Morrisvillc.
Mr. Raspe viii preach in Stove sum
day afternoons.
Howard O'Dell Of Rutland whils It
work ia the machine shop Of the Rat-
land railroad, dropped heavy east
ing on his foot, injuring the foot bad
". He WAS taken to the city hospital,
The Consular Trade Report Of Sat.
,trday, IN description Of the Gang
Works at Budapest, Hungary, one Ct
- largest electric plants in the world,
shows that turret lathes were purchased
in 1898 and 1900 from the Jones and
hanson Machine company Of Springfield
Vermont
Miss Susan May Hale a daughter Of
the Hon. Frank D. Hale Of Lunenburgi
United States consul to Trinidad, was
married November 20 to Harley Rogers
Cowles, principal 81 the Lunenburg high
school, the marriage taking place at the
home Of the brides aunt, Mrs. Nj.
Bowker, OF Lunenhurg
Isaac Shapiro Of Middlebury, while
near Brandon Friday, was attacked BY
an unknown man and beaten about the
body and head. his assailant's weapon
being a horseshoe. Mr. Shapiro succeed
ca III fighting Of the man and proceed.
ing on his way home. On arriving in
MiddIebury he was found to have several
bruises about the body.
William J. Brougham OF Remington
was severely injured Saturday while
aiighting from trolley car II Pownal.
lie was about TO step on the car when
the motorman started il suddenly. and
Mr. Brougham fell headlong down an
embankment. He struck the frozen
ground with much force. bruisinr his
face badly, grazing his left arm and
shoulder and breaking the thumb on his
right hand.
Az The recent annual meeting az the
Erie Railroad company Ex-Governor Nc
Cullough Of Bennington was elected 4
member OF the executive committee
Gov Mccullough, who was president Of
the Bennington and Rutland road until
its absorption into the Rutland system.
is a director Of the Central Vermont
railroad and has been reelected a direct
or until 1919 Of the Atkinson, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad He regards
the latter road as one Of the great rail.
road systems of the country and des-
tined in the not distand future to take u
stu higher rank.
In order TO encourage mountain climb
ing and cross,conntry work among the
students Of Vermont academy, Saxtons
River, the Vermont Academy Mountain
clnb has been formed with II charter
members, Already a walk to Grafton
and hacE, fifteen miles, has been taken,
venison dinner at the other end serv-
ing 70 encourage the pedestrians Crys-
tai rock, an erninence about three miles
distant from the academy. Is being
climbed every day in the school term.
Mount Monadnock and Mount Kilburn
have been climbed. Two Of the mem
hers have walked across Vermont from
New Hampshire to New York and cross
country ruEning is being held al Father
regular Intervals A number Of degrees
win be given By the club for the per
formauce Of various feats,
There IL possibility, and strong
one. that the American Bar association
may have its annual meeting Ia Bur
iington next summer ri so, IL will be
az event Of note. az this association ia
OF national Importance and the bright
eat legal minds ID The country are among
its members. The secretary Of the as
ISOLATION has already been in communica-
ton with the Chittenden county bar
asking II accommodations could be CIV
EN- there and the reply has been made
that they could These meetings are
usually attended by from 400 to 600
lawyers from every state in the union
and the session occupies the better part
Of week There Il always IN address
by some one OF international prominence.
The meeting comes the last week ii
August Burlington is to be congratu-
lated if il can obtain this big oonven.
ton.