The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17
About the State

John p. stetaon has rendered hts rea
Equation as principal Of the Springfield
high school after three years service He
viii enter another line Of work
Lake Champlain Is To be stocked with
Chenook salmon from the United States
bureau Of fisheries, At Washington, ae-
codlng 70 an announcement made by
the forest, fish and game commission.
Peter Daigle Of Iyndonville had one
foot and ankle run over last week in
Che railroad yard at Well River, which
neccsitatcd The Unputation 81 that limb
just below tile knee at the ST. Johns
bury hospital.
A largo automobile ran into a team
driven BY James Wright ii WOodford
few days ago, seriously iniuing one
Of the horses and hwting kir, Wright
enough TO keep him from work for
while The car sped onward toward
New York state without stopping ~
learn what damage was done,
Edward Rushlow claims tie honor Of
banner catch Of fish recently IN a
Marshdeld brook, when he caught three
trout weighing three pounds, and ten
onnces. the largest one measuring fifteen
inches iii length and the smallest one
ten inches an three were caught in
one hole.
Thomas j. Ward, who died last week
Aft his home III North Danvile aged
nearly 90 years was born, lived and died
oD The same farm. In his younger days,
he was something Of au inventor. bring
ing ont the first practical horse rake,
which he sold extensively III that sec
ton Fie came 81 Revolutionary stock
bis maternal grandfather being captain
ii the war of TO- He had family
Of eleven children.
George Prouty 81 swauton he'd q mar.
row escape from death Monday, when
he fell from the roof Ell horse barn,
which he was Smuggling A bundle Of
shingles dropped to the brackets, which
gave way procipitating him To che
ground, where he landed on bis head
making a deep dent in The ground a
heavy timber las not more than ak
inches from where his head struck No
bones were broken and bis worst In
jury seems % be a severe shaking up.
II r. Mead & son pFopretors Of The
Marble Valley stock farm 10 Rut
laud. began Tuesday the emitting of
a large piece 81 alfalfa clover TIE
-. a. Ha ..4
n height and il estimated that Il WillH
eat three tons To the acre The alfalfa
Is opf Of tie richest foods known toI
the dairymsu and It IS estimated that
one ton Of alfalfa will produce a. much
milk A. one ten Of bran. Mr Mead
expects % CIT two more crops on this
same piece this season.
Two hurgiaies wcre committed Tnes
day morning AT Chester Depot when SIG
was stolen from the Peoples cafe ana
The railway station was broken into IN
an unsuccessful attempt 10 secure mon
o. from the cash drawer which was
smashed young man who gave bis
name as Percy Was appgehended later
and confessed 10 the crime the money
being found upon him lie WAS bound
over "a county eonI7 81 the sam 81 $500
which he could NOS furnish, and was COM
mitted to Woodstock iail Wednesday
a serious wreck was narrowly averted
Wednesday Oh the Canadian Pacific rail
way, near East RichfoTd, when The
norlhbotmd way freight from Newport
g Montreal pulled ia end set OIL an a
siding running the rear Of the train near
the main hne When the northhound
passenger train pulled In, tie cab 70
the engine Of Chat train struck the rear
II the freight knocking ~ q portion
Of the cab. smashing ID The end d the
yan an tho freight and sliehtly inihring /
Tie fireman on the passenger train
VII Barfows who tad been m for