The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
About the State

/ About the State
The license commissioners Of West
Rutland have decided 10 issue second
class Licenses only and At i fee Of 81.
600
Kenneth son Of Frederick Greene,
of St Adams Bay, accidentally shot
himself in one foot Monday while shoot.
Ling pickerel IN the marsh at the Bay.
The repairs have been practically com
lpleted on the steamer Tieonderoga and
the boat is ready for the seasons work
She viii be brought to Burlington next
Monday for her first trip.
The little son Of Mr. CastoiF Of Man.
eestcr Center broke hiA arm II two
places Saturday, while attempting to
climb on a wagon. when the horses
started
G. X. Baker plowed several acres Of
land the last week in March in Shell.
don and brought 10 pan Of very good
lpotntoea that mad remained ii the
ground all winter Last Saturday he
sowed o field Of oats and a field of bar
ley
Lemme Socia bad narraw escape
from death last week 10 Grand Isle
He WIS fitting a dynamite cap % his
lead pencil when II exploded and IN
inred bis left side, tearing the flesh quite
badly.
Edward II. Deavitt. state treasurer.
announces that he will be a candidate
for reelection for another two years
and that bis name will be presented
for that Office At the next Republican
state convention Mr. Deavitt will. next
October, complete 4 service Of four
years.
Rev John g, Cooling, for "a years
member Of the Troy Methodist com
ference, and for the past four years.
pastor Of the Methodist church az Mid
dlebury, will resign at the present SEES
sion Of the conference from the active
ministry He intends to live on the
farm IN Manchester, which he has re
Gently purchased
The Burlington board If aldermen or
ganized Monday and Mayor Burke read
his annual message. in which be crit
eized the poor department, which be
said squandered $1,000 Ia the past year.
/ He advocated a childrens playground,
cleaner streets. better disposition Of
sewage. and fewer dogs
Sunday evening while r. c. Scott,
ST. was coming down the stairs az MS
home In Vergennea, he slipped and fell
on the last step. In falling, 4 water
elass. which he was carrying. broke and
severed two arteries in his hand Mr.
Scott nearly hled TO death before the
flow could be stopped and was left II
q very weakened condition
The game between the Boston Amer.
leans and Harvard win take place
At the Huntington avenue grounds, ID
Boston, April hi Ray Collins, formerly
of Vermont, will pitch FOR the Speed
l3oys Two 81 the regular American
league unipires viii oAiciate Collins
pitched against Harvard last year. when
with Vermont and won his game
The barn Of Mrs. G. A. Baldwin. on the
Monkton road IN Hinesburg, was totally
destroyed IN fire Saturday night. til
gether with $ head Of cattle four
horses and VITO hogs and 40 hens The
iosa Is about s200o with $i05o insur.
ance The origin OF the Are Is unknown.
Ray Yencor lost horse. wagon and
harness He was visiting has father,
who carries on the farm.
What may prove serious accident.
occurred Saturday in Newport. while |
Harrison Daley. who IS employed hy
the Swift Co., was pounding ice 4 I
large mallett used in the work. was sep
arsted from the handle and knocked M. /
DALEY To the ground from an elevation l
about a foot higher than the refrigera
ore cars iie struck il such 4 way As 70
inIure his back severely and Is m j
very precAflous condition.
At least enc Ludlow woman believes
thare i money in wgshings The other
day, during process ~ thiA kind, l
which she was carrying Oh for another 4
family. shc noticed something ii The
toe 81 the stocking. which reminded her
Of wad Of paper Closer examination I
just before throwing the paper INTO
the stove, revealed about seven dollars
II money which had been put into the
stocking for safe keeping
Nearly 800 people from the various
religious denominations q Middlebury.
attended the dedication Of the new 81
900 pipe organ at the Catholic church
there last Sunday The organ was man
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