The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
ABOUT THE STATE

school has raised a fund Of $500 toward
the expenses Of trip TO Washington.
While saving 4 maple log II 4 min
az Whitingham last week Robert Chase
found q squifrels winter siorehouse II
contained about a quart Of SHIELDED beech
nuts.
Frank Colherio polander, employed
BY the Vermont Marble company n West
Rutland had his index finger ground to
pulp Thursday, when it WAS caught
under piece 81 marble
B. Il. Darling Of Green Bay, while
choppug, cut one foot very badly re-
Gently The cut extended between the
FIRST two toes back 10 the instep nc
walked half a mile and then tainted.
Bert Davis Of Newfane was severely
hurt while drawing logs at Wardsboro
January 5. The chain broke, allowing
the binding pole TO fly back II Il
thought that the mans skull "a frac
tured.
Leon Decamp was injured IN the woods
Of Frank Parker in Bartonsville recently.
A fellow workman struck with his axe
and accidentally bit DeCamp on the leg,
just below the knee, INJECTING a painful
wound.
A heavy piece OF marble fen last
week Oh the foot Of John Purcell Of
Rutland, who e employed at the Fowler
plant Of the Rutland Florence Marble
company, which injured his ustep and
badly strained the lgaments Of his leg.
Dennis Lawton was injured at E. r.
Fletcher's cutting plant IN Hardwiek
Thursday by getting bis clothing caught
while shifting belt connected with the
polishing machine When discovered, he
was unconscious and his clothing was
tightly wound about his neck he re-
ceiyed bruises, but no bones were broken
No lasting injury win result.
The mill Of B. N. Newton Of Felchyille
was destroyed by fire last week. and Il
was only by hard labor that nearby
property was saved a fire was started
IN stove in the mill and then It was
left about an hour When the owner
returned, the inside Of the mill was
ablaEe. This was the third time 10 thir
teen years that Mr. Newton has had
property destroyed By fire.
Deputy United States Marshal Frank
Fl. Chapman Is on the way with two
federal prisoners for the psnitentiary at
Atlanta, Ga, being accompanied By his
son, Cherries Fl Chapman, and John +.
Dugan 81 Rutland, a. guards. One Of the
prisoners Harry Madison. viii serve
sentenco Of four years for receiving stol
en- postage stamps, ard Harry Shepard
will serve a two years sentence for
post ofice robbery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Webster cele.
brated their 62d wedding anniversary
January / at the home Of their daughter
IN Newhury Mr.. Webster was born il
Woodsville, n H., December Is. 1890, and
HE wife. who was Miss Nancy Huntoon,
was born ia Littletou, n H. April la,
1925. They were married January 2.
'Is4s. and have spent most Of their mar
ried life ia Monroe, n II For the past
few years they have made their bome
with their children and this winter are
living With their daughter, Mrs Helen
Blodgett. I'd NeWbury. They have six
children living.
The state board Of library commission.
ers ard the Library association Of YER
mont eAl hold 4 JOINT meeting az the
Carnegie library in Bellows Falls Fri
day January az The library viii bel
open for inspection and mounted col
lection prepared BY the Hartand Nat0fe
club wiz be on exhibition Al interest
ing program has been prepared fer the
afternoon session on subjects q practical
value to library workers followed by
discussion, and ID the evening Principal
70. #. Morrill, Of The Randolph normal
school wll deliver an az iTess On The
Work Of the Library" All interested
are invited to attend