The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-04

tor was called to dress the wound.
Judge Alton Dana of Topeka Kan,
made a swift cross-country run from his
1 home to Rutland last week by the fast.
est trains possible and went by auto
mobile from there to Mechanicsville to
visit his sister, who died 20 minutes
after mis- arrival
John McCarty, a moulder for the Yer
mont Snath company Of Springfield, fell
from tree while hunting eoons Monday
evening, September 70, and was serious.
~ hurt, He suffered coneussion of the
spine, which caused paralysis. 1t is
not yet known whether ne will recoy.
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Mr.. Squires of East Fairfield, 10 years
old, and very deaf, was struck by a
moving freight car in the stock ward
there last week, when his left foot was
crushed and his right one bruised yery
narrow escape from having both legs cut
OF by the car wheels.
Charles Whitney, miller for II. A,
slayton q company of Worthwhile. was
wiping belt in the mill one day last
week, when the rag caught in the pull.
ley and drew his hand between the belt
and the pulleys, breaking the little finger
Of his right nand and otherwise iniuring
il.
The West Milton cooperative cream
cry was burned to the ground early Fri.
day morning by the bursting of the
boiler. The butter. was saved from the
refrigerator but a large amount of cream
was in the process Of churning and was
lost as was everything else connected
with the creamery. The company was
insured.
Eugene Blair, the Rutland truckmsn, /
who was caught between his wagon and |
the roof Of building about four months /
ago, and since that time has been par
aiyzed, was taken Saturday from the /
Rutland city hospital TO his home in /
Fort Edward, n. Y The lower part OF |
MS body is still paralyzed and it i not
thought that he can live long.
The Burlington camp of Woodmen Is
realizing the first advantages Of its tent
cottage at Colorado Springs as the first
member has been taken there. The camp
donated Sl5O a snort time ago for the
support Of tent in the colony Of over
250, which have now been established.
Il has been established for the cure of
and the order finds that
the camp has resulted in savings ii
death claims.
While at work assisting in cutting en-.
siiage ON the farm OF Wilder Pierce at
highland park, Tuesday, Don NJ. Wheel
r OF White River Junction, received Sc.
gere injuries by getting caught in the
'unning gear of the cutter He was in.
ured about the ankle and received bod
~ bruises and had his clothes well nigh
.orn from him. lie was taken to Tie
Junction house for the rest OF the day,
nut on Wednesday spunkilly returned
o work. h
David A. Elliott Of White River June.
ion received telegram Monday Of last !
week, from Detroit, Mich, telling him !
le had been elected a 33rd degree Ma.
on by the supreme council, Scottish }
lite Masons of the northern iurisdic- !
ion, y. s A., in session in the metro. I
.olis Of Michigan. Mr. Elliotts con.
rmatiou in the degree to which he has !,
cen elected will not be until September, 1
oil, as it requires that full year must ,
lapse ere such confirmation can take
lace. III
A visit to Ira Stewards farm in Lin \
Gin, carried on by Henry Stedman. will 0
onyince anyone that Lincoln farms. Q
hen farmed with intelligence, can and I,
Ill produce crops that viii fiji to over Il
ewing the barns. Mr.. Stedman har- {
csted this year l25 tons of hay. 0s tons n
ensilage, and every available space in a
ne barns and sheds on the farm are !,
acked with oats and other grains. q
hirty eight head of Holstein and other 50
title are kept on the farm. q
Albert Sohora, a polander. was injured
riday at the plant of the Vermont
arble company, when he was hit upon Sc
le head by a large piece OF marble r
aste, which was thrown upon car
hieh large number of men were load. s
6 for shipment. Sehora was In the n
II packing the waste and did not see te
e piece Of stone until it struck him o.
] the right hand, nearly severing the "
st finger 1t is not known yet wheth- dH
the finger can be saved. -
OF
Ludlow Church 1o4 Years Old. "a
The l04th anniversary of fho ,,a1o,,, -
church was observed Sun &c
y, September 25, when the pastor. Rev. o.
!. j, Ballou, gave an historical address.