The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23

! The old Pierce mill at Hinosburg, used
had three ribs broken Monday by get
/ ting caught between two cars on the
M. y. 4 q railroad.
Paul Aust Of Winooski received an
/ ugly wound IN one hand recently, while
working in the American Woollen com
pany's mill. A shuttle few, striking
there.
Mrs William D. Fisher Of Essex June
ton severely burned both hands recently
when bowl III which she was carrying
grease, broke, letting the hot liquid run
over them.
The baby boy, left on the doorstep Of
H. J. Thompson's home in St. Adams
1 last June has found a home with Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Reagan Of that city, who
will probably adopt it.
The old Pierce mill at Hinesbury, used
lately as receiving station for the
Condensed Milk factory at Richmond,
burned 10 the ground Friday night, the
fire having caught III the boiler ROOM
Three miles Of the proposed electric
railroad route between Rutland and
! poultney has been surveyed and staked.
At present, 30 men are at work on the
Chittenden dam OF the Rutland Railway,
Light 4 Power company, which is being
raised ten feet.
! w. s. Hickox 81 Middletown Springs
has just finished mounting for +. N.
/ Wilson Of Rutland. a black bear that
stands nearly six feet in height The
bear was Killed in this state. which
proves their ability to reach maturity
without legislative protection.
The Rutland Railroad company has
served writ Of attachment on the prop.
erty Of The Ely Marble company al Dor
set, to satisfy claim for debt Of
S400. The attachment covers all marble
Of all kinds, form and shape, in the yards
and mills, in the block, sawed, finished.
or in the course Of finishing
December Is was the City sixth an.
niyersary Of the marriage Of Norman
f. Cabot and Lucy I. lBrooksl Cabot
Of Brattleboro, but there was no observ-
ance Of the anniversary, aside from
what was done BY the family Mr.. Cab
OF was treasurer of the Vermont Saw
ings bank for twenty-nine years
Mrs. James B. Cobb. aged % years,
who died recently AZ her home Ia Stowe,
was the Oldest resident Of that town.
! Has. ~, tsft..At A ntt..f
She was born IN Windsor but had lived
in Waterbury and Stowe since she was
10 years old. Her husband died in 1915.
She is survived By two sons and three
daughters.
Donald Arkley, son Of the late Dr. A.
r.. Arkley Of Essex Junction. hns been
transferred from the naval training
school at Newport, r. l.. TO the hospital
ship Solace Of the Atlantic feet. which
sailed for New York Saturday, where il
will remain during the holidays, after
which it 10 expected il will sail for
Nicaragua.
st. Albans, which last year vas so
short III its water supply, il experience
ing no trouble in that line this year.
Vow it has IL feet, nine inches. in the
upper reservoir compared with none
there last year Ak this tins, and the
lower one now contains u feet, eleven
inches, compared with six feet, eleven
inches last year.
The post Office department, yielding 70
urgent requests Of dwellers along the
former star route between Bethel and
Gayseille, has ordered the route re-
established. 1t was discontinued sever
Ill months ago when the White River
railroad put on an additional train. The
date Of the reopening Of the route is
given AZ January III
William A. Handrick, formerly Of the
Rutland Herald, but more recently Of
the Watertown m. W Times, Is To
have general control Of the Times Pub
fishing Goa of New Haven, Conn. which |
Is to take over the publication Of the
New Haven Evening Leader. Of which |
MI Hendrick has been general manager
for the past few weeks
Charles Rogers Of Tunbridge got badly |
hurt Saturday. He was jumping into
the silo with pitehfork ID his hand /
and the pitchfork came apart, where
it had been mended going into his body, l
making h severe wound. Physicians 4
were called and got handful Of slivcrs
out Of the wound and it Is doing as well |
al could be expected.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eden /
Al Nf<rartarYtf1, ha.a
from what was supposed To be boil 1
on It's side. Sunday, il was found that /
the trouble was caused by needle,
which had probably been swallowed l,y
the child and was working II way out.
When found the needle was pretending
far enough to be easily removed.
Claude Thompson OF Ira was seriously /
injured Monday, while working on a /
Qasolene saving machine IN West Rut-
land. He was running the saw and bis
hand slipped, the teeth Of the saw caus
ing an ugly cash back Of the knuckles
The bone running from the little finger /
was completely severed. II took eight /
stitches to close the wound. II is thought /
that the finger can Be saved
Immediately after the production Of /
"a Workingman's Revenge at West !
Rutland, a working woman Mrs. Barber
Of Cavendish attached the receipts for
board bill She claims that the Mack |
family and Tyrcll Bros, who are said
to own the show, ate at her tables for
some time and then left without settling. \
Mack Il said to be employed in the Cav
endish WOODEN mills and takes to the I
show business as a side line.