The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
ABOUT THE STATE

\; ABOUT THE STATE |
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Harley Hoismgtpn Of Windsor Nas in
4 iured during the open deer season BY
the accidental discharge Of a gun.
John Lanan, who had been employed
for Al years as baggage mister at the
Rutland depot died Saturday Of dropsy
Mrs VI j Portland Of Brattleboro
broke d bone il her right shoulder BY
falling from The doorstep last week Tues
day
Raymond youngest son Of Thomas
Andrews OF Stamford, recently dropped
On axe On one hand, nearly seyering two
fingers.
Miss Henrietta Hunt Of North Troy
has been suffering from carbolic acid
poisoning, caused BY applying that chem
zeal to a bruised finger
r. A. Campbell Of Ripton, while gath
ering apples, broke a branch, a splinter
from which penetrated one eyelid, but
did not toucn the eye.
Five deer were shot on tho l0o.acre
farm Of Mr.. Wilcox near Willamsville,
but tie owner Of the farm was not
fortunate enough 70 get one.
Rob Norey cut his hand quite badly
last week while working in the sounding
board mill in Orleans, and John Provon-
cha cut one finger of in the same mill
Frank Sullivan Of Lowell was thrown
from his wagon while returning from
church Oct. 81 and was seriously injured.
He was overturned by another team.
| Saturday night, October 80. about 50,-
600 feet OF lumber were burned, belong
ing u Holden 4 Martin Of Newfane re
| il believed that the fire was started
| BY sparks from The engine.
Mrs. IA. Royce Of West Charleston
was badly injured a few days ago BY
being thrown from her carriage when
THE horse took fright at an automobile
which was oyerspeeding on narrow
piece Of road.
The Windsor Machine company is hav.
ing 80 many orders that the works have
been running overtime four nights a
week and after rest from night work
this week it Is expected 1t viii again
have TO be rssorted to,
Fire in Brandon, October 81, destroyed
tie house ef Miss jamie Fuller About
forty cords Of wood. several tons Of
coal a gasoline engine and an tie house.
hold goods were consumed The loss was
partly covered by insurance.
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Leon Benjamin Of Hardwick suffered a
severe injury recently while working IN
the Howard and Martin stone shed. He
WAS holding q hnllsel for fellow work.
man, VINO accidentally struck Mr.. Benia-
minis land with The hammer crushing
the Aetle finger.
Miss Anna Mills Of Ripton narrowly
escaped being killed October 20, when
the horse she was driving became fright.
ened and ran away. a. il went Down
bill, the girl was thrown over a bank
4 distance ef eight or ten feet, and was
quite badly injured.
Miss Ella Alton of West Charleston
cut her wrist very badly recently BY
tie breaking Of fruit far A physician
found Il necessary tD take eight stitches
"a close the wound lie Was Frustrated
from loss % blood, but viii recover.
Mrs Henry kenney 81 Newfane was
startled last week hy partridge flying
into her sitting room through window.
scattering the glass in all directions She
/ let II ont and i was easily caught by
neighbor and afterwards released
/ ny throwing gasoline tank out Of
doors, Earl Davis probably averled a
serious accident ia BHndys cafe in Hard
! wick recently. A pipe ID the gasoline
stove began to leak and a fire was start
al in the room, but, owing to Mr.
Davis presence OF mind, not much dam
age was done,
WI NJ, Sargent of Morriseille has been
promoted 20 the once. OF treasurer Oh
the Union Savings Bank 4 Trust COM
pany 81 that place. filing the vacancy
caused by the death Of Fl, NJ Rich Mr..
Sargent has been connected with the
bank for ] 2 years and for several months
had acted as teller
4 FIRE in the home Of D. G. Hastings
iof South Nottingham caused quite a
| little damage recently A clothes dryer
hanging over stove. broke, letting the
clothes fail. and they were soon ahre
The flames were transferred 10 4 wood.
box Of white birch standing near and
some partitions and ceilings were burned
before the fire was extinglished.
Maxwell Boyd received d bad cut on
one hand while working at 8 circular saw
bench in the Brattlebor Cabinet com
pany factory Monday, Nov. L The saw
cut across the palm Of the hand to the
bone and all but severed the fingers. All
though bis injury was very painful and
win be some time in healing, it Is ex.
pected that the hand will be saved
Hugh Hatfield If Saxtons River was
hurt badly one day last week by being
hooked by three-year-old heifer He
was knocked down three times and prob