The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13

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G. a. Moultrop Of Bellows Falls had
his collar bone broken last week BY
being thrown from his bicycle while COM
ing down a hill
Don McAllister Of North Hyde Park
met with a serious Incident last Mon
day He got his left hand onto a saw,
which severed three fingers.
Wilfred Bssonette had one thumb
badly crushed Monday by piece Of
timber kicked back by a saw at the Por-
ter Screen shop in Woooski.
While working at the Fletcher quar-
ries few days ago, Robert Carroll Of
Woodbury. suffered q severe fracture OF
one knee, caused BY a breaking stone.
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Mrs. Frank Mcdonald OF East Burke.
who had been suffering with blood pois-
oninp in one hand, was obliged to have
the third finger amputated few days
ago.
Alger Davis Of Morrisville was serious
" injured Monday by the kick Of an
OK. The knee pan was badly iammed
and his ankle sprained He is unable
to walk
Mrs. +. B. Pulsipher Of Springfield fell
from a chair while cleaning house last
week, hurting herself quits badly No
bones were broken, but she was severely
shaken up.
Charles Kicker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Kicker Of ST. Johnsbury, was se-
verely injured Saturday BY nail strik-
ing him in the left eye as be was manip.
ulating a hammer.
Rev. e. II. Wright has resigned bic
pastorate at West Burke on account OF
poor health and, with Mrs Wright, OK
poets to 70 TO Lynn, Mass, 10 make his
home with son.
While Mrs. Kate McMullen Of Water
bury was cleaning house, she found a
hole in the window casing and curtain
made Nv a rife bullet. which was later
found on the floor.
Chicken thieves are putting In good
work. in Felchville Nj. b. Horton Of
that place losing 20 nice roosters re-
Gently, which we're to have been sent
TO market this week.
DR.. q. w. Daring Of South Ryegate
has been confined to the house for several
days. his illness being carSed, Il u
thought, BY eating spoiled canned meat
while on his deer hunting trip.
Miss Flora Baker Of swantou was,
Wednesday, sentenced to the industrial
school at vergennes for the remainder
Of her minority, eight Years, for stealing
small sums Of money from different per-
sons.
Walter Han Of Wilmington found a
large wildcat N one Of bis traps near
Hogbael mountain, IN the edge Of MARI
boro. Saturday afternoon. The animal
weighed thirty pounds and is the third
wildcat that Mr.. Hall has captured this
fell at that place in the same trap.
A dwelling house in Drewsville. bought
a few DAYS before by Fred Crosby was
burned to the ground Sunday. A fire had
been built IN one room To dry off the
house, so the family could occupy IL, and
the conaagration started near chin
ney. A barn and shop on the lot were
saved
John Blake Of Springfield met with
quite serious accident last week. n
attempting TO turn around. his horse
Jumped and threw him from the wagon,
landing him on his head on a grindstone
and cutting o deep cash over one eye.
He was unconscious for several days but
has renained consciousness and seems 10
be on the road to recovery.
Bishop Robert Mcintyre who resides al
Minneapolis MINI. has been assigned to
preside st the session Of the Vermont
Methodist conference 10 be held at Is.
land Pond April 49, When elected bishop,
b. was pastor Of the largest Methodist
church in Los Angeles. and during HE
work with that church, for six years,
its membership increased one thousand
He will be welcomed TO the session al
the conference In Vermont,
The family Of R. r. Colcomh Of Swan.
ton narrowly escaped asphyxiation by
gas Thursday morning, They returned
home rather late the night before, hav-
ing attended an entertainment, and put
fresh coal on the furnace. II is supposed
that gas formed. which escaped through
the register and open cellar door. IN
The morning, All the members of the
family were affected some Of them be-
ing unable to rise. Four Of the younger
children lost consciousness They have
nearly recovered. but had they returned
early in the evening the results would
probably have been more serious.
The William IT. Burns company Of
Worcester, Mass, manufacturers OF the
Royal underwear. has leased the factory
IN Waterbury owned by the True Manu-.
featuring company. This same company
has operated a factory in Waterbury
before. covering 4 period Of nearly two
years, shutting down III plant when the
depression in business came is months
ago. The company is one Of the largest
engaged in the manufacture Of under
wear and makes some of the best gar.
ments put on the market It IS planned
to start up the factory again some time
during this month, and employment will
be furnished to some GO sewing machine