The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-23
About the State

The Boston and Maine railroad viii
be equipped with block signal sys-
tenn from Brattleboro north in short
time.
Seventeen sheep out Of flock OF nine
teen. owned by George Grover and Jesse
Pike Of Waterbury Center, have been
killed By dogs.
Richard Rich Of Pittsford suffered .
severe fracture Of the knee, deep hesh
wound and severe shaking up Monday
afternoon In a peculiar accident. He
was riding on the running board OF an
automobile, as II was already crowded
with passengers when az the car was
descending hill, II ran too close 70 q
heavily loaded work team, and Mr.. Rich's
knee struck the spokes Of one Of the
wagon wheels.
The directors Of tine Hotel Vermont
corporation, which was formed at Bur.
lington last week, have organized BY
electing officers, a building committee,
and three auditors as follows; President.
Max T. Powell; vice president and treas
urer, f. i. Burgels; secretary, j.. d.
Spaulding The building committee con
sists Of Max L. Powell, j. S. Patrick,
and 4 D. Spauding. The auditors arc
=. w. Parkhill J. e. Miles, and o g.
Taylor.
W. G. Gadne Of Burlington, game
warden. had an exciting experience
few days ago with a wounded buck.
Having been informed that such an ami.
NAL was in Hinesbnrg, he went to look
IL up. After a short search, he found
the buck and, thinking Il too far gone
10 get up. he attempted TO seize 10 by
the antlers, when the animal rose and
gave him several vicious kicks. then
bounding away Mr.. Gadue sent sew.
eral bullets from his revolver after the
fleeing buck, with no apparent result
Some arrangement will probably be
made BY which the tuberculosis camp.
maintained for two summers By the
Brattleboro Womens club. will be kept
open the entire year. X. NJ Bradley
Of Boston. who has shared heavily in
the expense Of running the camp sum
mers, has submitted a proposition 70
the club which win soon Be acted upon
by the women. II is understood that
Mr. Bradley win materially assist
permanent organization.
A4t..ta. n ustf.. ~ VI xys
q former Lebanon. n. H., man, has o
political record which would be hard Il
beat, d,at Of being elected 70 two az.
feT-nt legislatures, under two different
political parties, in two different states.
aud al inside Of four years -Four years
ago when tho reform movement was
in Lebanon, Mr.. Billings was
sent TO the New Hampshire legislature
as a rcform Republican, and this year
he goes to the Vermont legislature as
a Dcmeratl
w. s. futile Of Rutland was the vic.
tim of a boys carelessness few DAYS
ago, which may cost him the permanent I
injury Of one eve. He was riding on n
Rutland trolley car, when a crab apple
was thrown at the car. striking Mr. /
futile in the left eye The apple was
just the right size to fit into his eve
socket and consequently gave the eve.
ball hard blow. While his eve Is
still ii such condition that the ma.
ture Of the injury cannot Be determined, I
4 j. expected that tne sight is perma-
nently impaired.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Greenbank Of f
Hsverhill. N HI narrowly escaped death /
It the toll bridge ia Barnet last week.
The horse was on the crossing when I
lie train was discovered almost upon
hem, but was given sharp cut 1
with the whip and jumped forward.
Tearing the crossing sufficiently so taat
he inmates Of the carriage were unin-
ured though the locomotive struck and
mashed one rear wheel Mrs Green.
,ank, who was over 80 years Of age,
vas nearly overcome by the shock and
right.