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

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!; ABOUT THE STATE !
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G. r. Hail. principal Of the high school
at Well River for the past three years,
has gone to Topsdeld, Mass, where he
Is to be principal Of the high school,
A bronze tablet, suitably Inscribed,
will be placed on the rough boulder
which marks the grave Of Capt. Abdel
Bliss, one Of the first settlers Of the
town Of Calais
A barn one mile from Bethel village
was burned together with two tons Of
new hay Monday night. II Is thought
TO have been caused by sparks from q
tramps pipe.
The large grand stand from which
the Indian pageants and yacht races
were viewed az Burlington during the
tercentenary celebration, has been sold
for $1,000 The work OF removing Il
has commenced
The teachers Of the schools in Middle
sex section are, Miss Esther Bellies Of
Barre, No. Il; Miss Grace Sloenm Of
Barre, No. 4. village grammar NJ. G.
White; village primary, Celia j.
Sprague Of Richmond. All schools ex-
cept the village schools will begin Sep
TENDER 9TH.
The Warren schools viii commence
August 30th, with the following teach
ers No. i. Lepha Hutchinson oil North
field; No. 2. Louis Folsom Of Waits.
field; No. 3, Fred Pitkin Of Marshfleld
and Clara Bell spaulding; No 6, Lena
IaMorder; No. q, Blanch Richardson's
No. s, Ellen ChaiIee Of Rochester; No
~, Mildred Moore
Looking For Fungi in The Seedlings
Louis Thaver Of West Brattlcboro,
who has just finished his third year in
agricultural college at Burlington, Is
acting Is assistant to Prof Halves In
bis forestry work The past week Mr..
Thayer has been around Brattleboro in
specting several paintings Of German
white pine.
A special meeting Of the ST. Adams
city council was held Tuesday evening
20 consider the installing Of new stone
cnsher plant to replace the obsolete and
worn ont one now ia use. The question
Of the purchase OF lot Of sewer and
drain tile was also up. a number Of
representatives OF various concerns were
present and submitted propositions
which win be acted upon at later
meeting.
Mrs Dim Of Rutland believes that
her daughter, Mary, IA insane Is the
Young woman sprang out Of bed Tues.
day morning at two O'Clock and broke
every pane Of glass In the house with a
shovel She also threatened 10 kin her
mother who called the police. When the
officers arrived Mary had disappeared.
For several she had acted strangely,
coming into her mothers room at night,
jumping on her and expressing a desire
to poison the whole family.
AAhiHA tue CELSIUS lh AHAH Will ptHiN
April Is and ia cities 81 5000 Or more,
population, under the census law OF
1900, The enumeration must be complet-
ed within two weeks IN places IF less
size, enumerators will have 30 days IN
which 10 de- their work. The rate Of
allowed an euumerato tor
shall IN no case exceed Sc q day IF eaVilt
hours, the basis 81 pay being Not less
than two o. more than four cents for
each inhabitant countedi not less than
90 or more than 80 cents for each farm
reported; 10 cents for each barn or en-
closure containing live stock not on
farms; and not less than 20 or more
than 30 cents for each establishment Of
productive industry reported, Provision
Is made for the employment 81 many
special agents. whose work will supple
ment the work ar the ennmeratofs. They
are to receive Sc day and travelling
expenses.
The chair company al Readsboro Isl