The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-11

Mofrlsvlle's hand fair Saturday night
netted chat organization about 5000
Miss Sadie smallcy 81 Nouisyille
Is in a hospital in Cedar Falls Iowa,
recovering from a broken knee received
Ia the gymnasium at the state normal
school there.
Charles Hart Of Enosburg Falls Is
having a serious time with blood pois.
oning as the result OF tearing the skin
from one finger on the point Of a
nail
Ildnry , Stewart. owner Of the mill
nt factoryville. near Chester, had two
fingers on biz left hand badly cut Iues.
day while working over q circular saw.
Mr Stewart Is about O. years old
Earl. The ionryearold son Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Armstrong Of South Rye
gate, was severely burned last week
by falling into Tub Of hot water.
lt j. expected that Ne viii recover,
Henry Liliey, aged 70, was thrown
from bis sleigh Tuesday near the rail.
road station 10 Chester on account 0f
deep snow Striking On bis head, be-
was rendered unconscious, from which he
never rallied.
Andrew Fofha while chopping wood on
the Scion Thompson farm in Chstef
Monday WIS injured BY tree falling
and breaking biz leg. he lay with
out help until one o'clock the next morn
ing His case Is critical
Mrs Hugh Buchanan Of Orleans, who
punetured one finger with the wire *
al oyster pail had the finger amputated
Sunday, a. the bone was diseased and
had caused a serious condition Of the
hand with blood poisoning.
Albert Jenkins 81 East Burke. who
had been suffering for some time with
gangrcne in one foot, caused By the
bursting Of the veins, had his leg am
pUtated Sunday above the knee in the
hope Of staying the disease.
Mrs. p, Thibeaut was seriously in
iured Wednesday while riding with her
sister IN ST. Iohnsbury. Their horse
became frightened, throwing both women
out. The atters shoulder being broken
lt Is feared She suffered internal In
iuries, besides being badly bruised She
Is over 80 years Of age and her in
.uries are considered serious. Her sis
Ter escaped with only q shaking up and
minor bruises.
Miss Dorothy Heslcr. whose photo.
graph has caused al the trouble and
rial hy court martial Of Assistant
Surgeon Ausey 81 R0bnett e. S NJ.
md paymaster Aud. Il a niece 81 Rev
and Mrs =. i kilhurn, 81 Maiden.
Mass Mr. Kilhun was. until few
Years ago, pastor Of the Congregational
.huroh al Bradford. aud ID was at hIs
lome in Maiden that Miss Hesler bad
,een visiting for several months, prior
o the eyentful hop, when Or. Cowles
vas asked to leave
The report Of 0yerseer Of the Poor g. /
z Killman Of Burlington for the year
oQ9 shows that conditions were much i
worse than IN the year previous. This
s aseribed to the increased cost Of lis.
az end the lack IF employment during
portion Of the year Although many
g the needy ones arc ola residents of
burlington, a larger number are foreign /
orn and come principally from Canada
DE report Of the city physicians. ia +
be same department., also shows q busy
ear. with larger number Of calls /
nd visits than during 1905 The mum
er Of inmates at the poor farm IS 81
Z present The total receipts Ia the
oor department were SlT,74l 50 and Tie
endorsements siT.7aslT. leaving bai
nee on hand Of sl680 The receipts
'ere made up Of siI.s4286 from the
ity treasurer, 5000 from the sale 81
arm produce and Sl994 from miscel-
lneous sources