The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-27
About the State

The Tooth anniversary Of the Baptist
church at Hinesburg win be observed
sunday.
Eight thousand trout fry have been
placed IN the brooks Of Peru the past
week BY NJ. j Hapgood.
An explosion ia the wet pulp mill
belonging 20 Charles Kingsley 81 Sails
bury caused fire which did 5000 damage
Monday,
The Rev. @. f. Ross has resigned a.
pastor Of the Baptist church at Pout-
pey. His health has been poor for seine
time and he feels unable 10 continue
the work for time, at least
VIII Dane Of Sheffield takes the lead
in dairyinig. as Ne has a family Of five,
three Of them children, aud last week,
from two cows, made 20 pounds Of but
Ter besides having enough milk for the
family
The price Of coal in Rutland has been
boosted from 80 u 50 cents 4 ton ac-
cording 70 kind. Chestnut coal, which
has been selling for 1855 most Of the
winter. now costs s625. but the price
is stan materially lower than prevails
in Burlington and many other Vermont
ceHters
Thomas. nine yesrs.od son Of Pat
rick Traynor 81 Rutland. was badly
fsy.f srEtfs 80. ,~se4s 18th .,. - k,.w hssn
Tuesday. Thomas fell while running
rapidly and another boy, who was speed
ing along just behind him, fell upon
him. striking him a severe blow in the
stomach. Internal injuries are feared
The visit Of Theodore Roosevelt. r.,
ana his haneee. Miss Alexander. to tie
Profile house Ii the White mountains
last week was 81 more than usual inter
est 70 Vcrmonters for they were enter
tatined az Lafayette cottage. which t.
in charge Of Dir and Mrs Fred Davis
and Airs. Davis was st. Johnsbury
girl
A big piece Of marble, probably the
longest ever quarried IN West Rutland,
was taken from the G, p. Eastman
quarry last week and shipped 20 New
York where L win he manufactured q.
70 one q the big columns used il The
construction Of the rev 0nondaga ho
tel at Syracuse, NJ Y. The big piece
Of stone was q feet ia length and
weighed about is tons. This completes
the shipment Of marble stock for the
hotel furnished hy this quarry.
East Burke can probably boast the
oldest active school teacher in the state
Mrs Lois G. Moulton having celebrated
her 10th birthday anniversary May Is.
She was born III WAllingford and taught
her first term 81 school at the age Of
l3 at Concord -Four Corners. also teach
ing 1--WE other terms there She has q
life certificate and has taught in both
common and graded schools. SHE ii
now teacher in the Mount Hunger
district IN East Burke this being her
18TH term.
A driveway between some Of the prop
erty 81 the Universalist church ii Rut
land and that Of @. ~, Spencer. which
had been used ~ the iatter on account
of cramped conditions on his own lanG
while his nsw block Is being put up, was
closed during Tuesday night and when
the workmen went to work the next
morning they found 4 high board fence
there Some Of the church people were
angry because lumber and other material
accumulating from building operations
had got On their land and built a fence
To prevent amy further occurrence Of
the kind.
Rutland has an insane patient On its
hands, the circumstance being pc.
aulian one. Charles Ross Of West Rut /
land was committed 70 the county jail |
for intoxication and acted very strange
~ and Il was supposed that he was
suffering from delirium tremens, but,
when he failed to improve, be was ex-
8mined and pronounced insane AZ he I
became insane while IN the custody Of /
the state, he remains State charge
and was tatlyen to the tate hospital /
at Waterbury Had he been insane be-
fore being committed To county Jail ne
would have been turned over to the