The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

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In ten nights, Mortified man
4 trapped ten foxes
a Village improvement society was
formed IN Hardwick Wednesday night.
a. NJ Russ Of North Wolcott cut one
hand quite badly while working in the
woods last week.
Ned Walker Of Richmond has been
quite ill as the result Of ptomaine
poisoning, caused By eating canned sal
mon.
Master frankie Graves 81 Bordoville
slid into d wire fence few days ago,
breaking one tooth aud loosenng several
others and cutting severe cash in his
face.
A Hubbard squash raised in w w
Cummings garden at Bellows Falls
weighed 40 pounds and sunhower head
raised in the same garden measured IA
inches IN diameter.
/ Mrs, Louisa Haskins Nash, who died
AZ her home IN Nashville Sunday, was
81 years and seven months old. Al
daughter, three sons and three grand
children survive her.
Mrs. win Slack Of Thetford Center
was badly burned recently Ny celluloid
comb falling from her hair 60 the stove.
causing an explosion, which burned her
face and head quite severely
At the monthly roll.call Of the Sol.
diers' Home at Bennington, 100 inmates
we're present out of the total enrolment
Of lI0. Four veterans have applied for
admission There are 70 in the hos
pital
About % girls from the two lower
classes IN the Rutland high school are
receiving instructions in cooking. Fifty
other girls applied for instruction, but,
owing to lack Of teachers, their request
was refused
G. II. Barnum Of Manchester, who is
away on visit. met with a severe acct
dent while in Troy recently. He made
misstep, as he was entering building
and fell, dislocating one shoulder and
bruising himself quite badly.
Emerson Combs Of Montgomery took
an involuntary bath by falling into the
steaming vat at the veneer mill one even
ing. Fortunately, the water was not
hot at the time, but he was hurt by
the fall and laid up few days.
Marshall /, Reed 81 Vernon died sud
denly Thursday morning, aged 6s years.
He was prominent in southern Vermont
politics, being member Of the legis.
lature Of 1884 and 1904 He was also
well known in grange and Masonic cir
cles
Philip Arsene Of Richmond was the
victim % an accident Monday. while
choppng alone In the woods The axe,
which was a double-bitted one. struck
an overhanging limb in such way as
to make II rebound into his face, iniict-
ing quite cash.
Damage to the extent Of 81 900 was
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Root in Middlebury, as the result Of
water faucet having been left open in
the stock room 81 the New England
Telephone i Telegraph company, which
is located over the store.
It Is expected that the design Of a New
York firm viii be used in the construc-
tion of the new Masonic building in
Brattleboro. The structure. without fur.
nishings, Is expected 10 cost about $780,
600 The designs show four-story
building Of Italian style.
Persons representing the business in
terekts are expected in the near future
to make a canvass Of Bethel to ascertain
what material encouragement would be
pledged to the r. G. Fisher company az
an inducement 10 rebuild their tannery
on the site Of last Aprips fire.
Patrick Duffy Of Enosburg had mar
row escape from serious Injury Tuesday
while At work at the condensary a
fellow-w workman on the second floor
dropped an iron bar, which struck Duffy
on the head, making cash which Ii
required several stitches to close.
Ralph Devereaux Of Barton was gun
ming Saturday with another boy and,
while getting through wire fence, ac-
cidentally discharged his shotgun, the
charge injnring his hand TO such an ex.
tent that one finger wss taken of, and
hitting him IN the face, binding both
eyes II is thought he will recover lis
sight, but this Is not certain.
Or 2. L. Wyman Of Manchester Cen
ter, who, with Mrs. Wyman, is spending
some weeks in Chicago, met with pain.
ful accident about two weeks since. while
passing through tunstile leading to
the elevated road in Chicago In sorn~