The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-12
ABOUT THE STATE

Observation-Disclosures go srpsepe $50 esaes~
N. L. Drown Of Greensboro cut one
hand quite badly on an edging saw,
while working in his mill Friday,
Herbert Carpenter Of West Danville
cut his arm on a circular saw last week.
1t required eight stitches to close the
wound
Mrs. John Barnard 81 East Burke IN
iured one eye quite badly while splitting
kindlings recently, and il Is feared she
win lose the sight.
James simms Of Barnet broke two
ribs last week. He was going up a
plank into his granary, when be fell,
striking on his side.
The casing-in Of ditch in st. Adams
Tuesday partially buried two laborers,
and one Of Them Louis Remillard, was
taken to the hospital, badly squeezed and
damned, though he is not thought to be
seriously injured.
Edward, eight-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Cheyalier Of Winooski, fell u
few days ago and pea shooter with which
he was playing penetrated his throat.
He was taken 70 The Mary Fletcher hos
pital and Is doing nicely.
Rev r.. Shaw Barrow Il the new
pastor at AL Souls Unitarian church,
Windsor, which has been without min
ister since last March. He came there
from jackson, Mich.
F. A. Roundy's house in West Burke
was burned to the ground last Monday
afternoon Nearly all the furniture was
saved and also the mill and barn, which
were near the house.
Deputy sheriff J. @. Norton Of 81.
Adams caused considerable excitement
Tuesday among the workmen on the
sewer, when he poured into the ditch
several gallons Of liquor which had been
seized in a recent raid.
Charles Stainsby Of the st. Johnsbury
steam laundry cut his hand severely
Monday. while trying to open bottle
Of ink The bottle broke, allowing his
hand to slip, and the broken glass cut
ragged cash in bis right hand.
p W. Damon has discovered deposits
Of peat on his farm near Barton. AL.
thought Of httle commercial value, IL Is
valuable as a fertilizer. II transportation
distances are not too great. No other
deposits are known in that part Of the
state.
IN consequence Of the high prices Of
hay and grain, II looks as though some
grades Of cows would be sold as low this
winter as they were year ago. Al
ready, within the past few days, several
head 81 fairly good cattle have been sold
at from IS to $40 each, in Aliddlebury
and neighboring towns,
Henry Brown Of Bennington, young
man Of about twenty years. was taken
Monday to Rutland By sheriff Fred
Godfrey to serve % days sentence
Tor stealing watch and chain. The
stolen property belonged to Daniel Sweet
and was taken from the J. Armstrong
place while the young fellow was stop
ping there over night.
Evelyn, the three. year-old daughter
81 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fisher 81 st.
Johnsbury, died Friday from the effects
Of eating stfyetnine pills They haa
been left To give the child during All
illness, and il was supposed that they
were put out Of her reach but she found
them and ate nearly an ounce, living
only about two hours.
About SIS was cleared above expenses
at dance given Monday evening IL
Burlington for The benefit Of George
Marshall, who was recently injured III
+ r Booths mill lie had three fingers
Of his right hand amputated by cir.
cular saw which he was operating. The
loss Of his fingers will incapacitate him
for his former work.
The sum Of 81 500, which the public Of
St Johnsbury was asked to contribute
for Brightlook hospital in order 10 secure
an additional gift Of $1,000, has all been
pledged. The hospital is largely patron
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