The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Abont the State

Wlhlam NNNees eleven years oldi white
in swimming IN The river al Wlnoosl<l,
was wading in shallow water when he
stumbled aud fen upon sharp stone,
cutting bis right hand "a tho bone,
philander G. House 81 Bethel, who
was s6 years Old last month, takes an
the care Of eight COWS, and Phiander
Baker Of that town, aged 80 years keeps
ilrst-class garden Of his own and takes
care Of several others
Robert II. Clearv, formerly Of Bur-
iingtou and recently employed al q fire.
man ou the Canadian Pacific railway,
was killed instantly while crossing the
track 81 the main line on bis way to
work in Montreal one day last week.
he was % years Of age.
Mrs. j. ~ Cartwright Of North Troy
received very painful injuries be- the
splitting OF the contents Of a teapot.
She was in The act Of sitting down 70
supper when IN some way the teapot
standing on tie table was upset, turn
ling nearly all the contents into her
corsage.
The committee on appointment Of the
northern Baptist conference. which met
ia Rutland Friday afternoon, decided
that $3.50 more than was raised last
year by the churches must Be secured
This year for the departments Of publi-
cation and the home and foreign mis-.
sionary societies.
NJ. A Coates who received a painful
injury Thursday while Innina a paner
ia H #. Moves planning mill IN Rut-
land, Is progressing favoraby and win
probably be able TO be ont sooh.
Coates was placing two boards 81 un-
even width 10 the planer when one was
kicked back some way, striking him a
hard blow IA the stomach
@. WI Scarf If Seattle, wash, fot
merly 81 Vermont. is back III the state
on visit Col Scarf was d member
0f GOV. Bells staff he was special
representative Of the New England Tele-
phone company IN this state FOR sew
eial years. and was poet Of no mean
ability. Mr. Scarf became interested
81 western timber lands after leaving
Vermont.
While repairing An cave trough IN
Rutland George sullivan was standing
AZ the foot 81 a ladder when 4 gust
Of wind blew e over and turned u ia
such way thst she steel spike AZ the
end of the ladder struck him IN the
left knee on the muscles Of the leg
causing severe confusion. He will
De laid up for several days ~ the re-
suit Of the mishap.
W. W Hindlev. who has been doing
newspaper work If Rutland for several
months. went lest week To western On.
tario where he viii visit relatives IN
different places fer = time after which
he viii leave for Spokane. Wash, where
bis brother Howard + Hindley former
Is 81 the Rutland Herald, IS now en-
poycd OH tie staff Of the Spoksne-Re-
view VI w Hindiey expects TO locate
in Spokane.
There were ONLY III inmates "A the
Chittenden county iail az Burlington
Friday. which # The smallest number
For several months OF these two are
women Several 81 tie prisoners have
been employed Of late digging bitches
and Ia The bayfield,, but during the
weeks hot weather they were forced
70 cease their labogs because Of The ex
eessive heat None oi the prisoners are
very trang most IF them being weak
and worn from the excessive use 81 ALI
cohol.
As r. c. Perry and Mrs. fiuso he
houselreoper, we're driving near Pomfret
one day last week. they met a motor
ear driyea by Or Barrows d White
River Junction. The horse was fright.
ened. but Mr. Perry had it well under
control when one rein broke, turning the
riE into q telephone pole The horse
cleared itself from Che wagon and the
occupations were thrown out. Mrs Huse
had no homes broken but was badly
bruised. Mr. Perry was minjurea.
A large Packard touring car, owned
By J. q Beal. wealthy resident 81
Boston, who is spending the summer on
the John Lowell farm ID putney, ran over
and killed Robert Chester French, l2,
son Of Mr. aud Mrs. George a. French.
I'D Greenfield last Thursday Mr. Real
IL an invalid and ii tile car with him
we're 4 nurse e. M. Day Of Boston, and
The chauffeur Bree Blskely They were
going to Springfield and had reached p
point in front q the Deerhsld street
school just as the pupils were leaving
the building at the close Of the term.
just after trolley car passed the
building in the opposite direction, the
boy started across tie street, running
III front Of tho machine His skull was
fractured and he died almost instantly
The chauffeur was arrested and takrn
to the Franklin county jail, but he was
released on 5000 bail, furnished BY Mr.
Beal
STOLEN RIG RECOVERED.
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