The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

vi. a. Lawrence Of Bristol has agreed
70 furnish q site and huila = library up.
on IL If the town will vote 90 maintain
iit The matter viii be decided al the
annual March meeting.
Rutland viii not have free medical
dispeusary az present as the committee
appointed TO investigate conditions there
found that the present methods Of car
ling for the poor are adequate.
The Burlington board 81 aldermen has
! by vote authorized an issue Of city bonds
70 the amount Of $4,000 To pay for
the public wharf at Lake Champaign
that the citizens recently voted to buy.
Principal futile 81 the Proctor high
school and Palmer Powers. post grad
uate student have installed complete
wireless telegraph outfit al the school
building. II successfully communicates
with other wireless stations.
While loading some lumber on New.
fame hill one day last week, win Nido
lost his balance and fell from 9 pile OF
boards distance 81 70 feet TIE struck
on his feet, tearing the heaments from
his heel and iniuring the bones
tn condition of Mrs. Milo Cross Of
North Hyde Park, who was seriously
burned some time ago e such that skin
grating has been necessary and several
women II that place have had two or
three gratis taken from their arms for
her benefit
Dennis Bourne Of Burlington Is Re
covering from severe attack Of pto
maine poisoning, which resulted from
eating eggs fhe eggs had been allowed
10 stand for some time III metal dish
and II e supposed that they absorbed
some Of the metal
The executive committee Of The IN
terstate Iaundrymen'a association de
sided to hold che annual state eonven
ton in Rutland March 10, This associa
tion Is made up 81 upward at 100 laundry
owners ia Vermont and New Hampshire
The last meeting was held in keene
N. H.
Joseph Malcolm, an employee of the
Frost Neuer Seating company ID Nex
port met with an accident while WORKING
under swift running belt usig an axe
as be raised the axe. the belt eaugHg
the same sending it downward into Tie
mans head, causing a very
bad wound
A load 81 ice was left Ii school yard 4
10 South Burlington Thursday While \
the horses were being led and several !
Of the boys plaviully started il. The +
FINN, Ralph Aldrieb. who had hold Of the (
pole. Was thrown down and one arm was
broken besides being bruised.
The OLD South Congregational church
Ia eWmdsof was huFlt ID l7aS ab d cost
81 10000 The FIRST church society was
formed il August, 1864 and was com
posed 90 persons i0in Windsor and 'Dv
lish, n IT. One pastor Of this church.
Rev john Whaeler resigned 90 ateens
.he presidency 81 The university 81 Yer
mont Since is organization the church
has had sixteen pastors
One horse, tho sleds aud harnesses
were recovered al Peaeham after the IL
'ent accident caused by q team with
heavy load of logs breaking the tee into
.he pond and the rescued animal seems
none the worse for Is iey bath The
Two teams which broke through there
we're driven 81 their owners, who were
.autioned to avoid the channel and air
roles bat drove directly over the chan
lel One man said Ne had rather 20
rome than run the risk which be did
4 unique census taken among the sta
Tents Of Vermont academy ut saxtoHs
River resulted ii the following stats
lies; Number Of miles covered III cross
otmtry work since September 8l52
The most important places which have
ieen visited are an follows Crystal rock
N eminence a mile and three quarters
rom the academy 355 times and Jones
Mount mile aud a hali distant too
imesi M0nadn0ek e times; AseutneY,
times aud Stratton 3 times The cen
as showed that forty 6te persons We're
mt on snowshoes o. skis one day last
week, aggregating . distance Of three
hundred and fifteen miles 81 seven miles
ler person.
A Vermont Toll Gate.