The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-23
AbOut The State

Measurements have been taken Is the
springs to % purchased for q water sup
lply for Hyde Park, and il 3 found that
three miles ~ pipes will have to be laid
An excellent system will be put m, Civ
Ing a pressure 81 90 pounds
The international Paper company has
planted 100000 trees iris spring Of its
! lands ia Bethel. Hancock and Rochester
The capacity Of TIE compan1s pine tree
nursery in Randolph will be doubled, 30
that 100000 seedlings can be planted
each year.
w. VI Jones, the amateur ginseng
grower 81 Benson, has now 10000 young
plants n and growing. and 10000 large
ones, which bore 10000 seed last year
which seed he IS Co soon plant These
plants are All omb0Mered 10 keep the
sunlight out, IS they are IN their natural
habitat,
DR.. C. ". Bartlett Of Bennington has
badly inilamed eye, as the result Of Q
peculiar accident, sustained while trout
fishing ID the river While casting IN
swift water be brought his rod back
sharply and the split shot used a. a sink
er came back with the spring Of The rod
and struck him ia the eye.
a woman calling herself lola Rowell
Of Ludlow came to @ u. Fishes in Bar
louisville last week bringing child three
wears old which she tried TO leave there.
Being forbidden 70 DO So. she went away
with the child. bat left &c n Che road
back Of Mr. Fisk's barn and walked
away on the railroad track.
Miss Alyra Chilson 81 Springfield, now
in her sfth year. has Travelled through
New England and the West selling books
81 which she il the author having I'M
this way and By her own effort disposed
81 more than 10000 copies. She Is still
active, travelling alone. and IN pursuit
az her work eontemplates q journey tv
southern California next winter.
Swanton circle Of the Kings Daughters
has just received an offer 81 site for 81
library building. offered By a man Of the
town, the site being % Canada street
The location Is ideal and the daughters
have o building fund Of a little over
$1,000, the result Of several years hard
work but This must be raised q 1T least
$1,000 They have asked the support 81
the toWnspeople in their endeavor.
Or. Fl. IT. Swift 81 pittsford narrowly
Il -arts.4se .,49.s.4s- ftfa44aa4as- fAas
noon. when re received several severe
cuts about the head BY am explosion q
gas from stmeoptcon lantern tank
The accident occurred while Dr. Swift
was searching with a iighted match for
leak ID gas Jet. and the tank which
was supposed % be empty, stood near BY
and caused tie explosion he was at
tended By four physicians.
By the viii Of Elizabeth r. Brigham
who died recently ia Boston, S. Adams
hospital IS given 5000 The city of
Boston takes 8 per cent. Of this amount
under the inheritance law, 50 that the
hospital receives 81 900 Is he held ID
trust. the principal never q be used,
the income 70 Re used for the support
81 three patients preference being given
10 residents Of Bakersfield Elisabeth
Brigham came 81 a family sen known IL
Franklin county and public Institutions
have received gifts from members Of the
family before.
A Delaware & Hudson freight train
ran into 4 Span 81 horses belonging TO
Frank Fish of West Rutland Thursday,
killing one of the animals Alr Fish va
drawing large marble slabs by fastening
them 10 the underside Of TIE wagon.
drawing them tip just high enough %
clear The ground. One trip bod been
made all right bat ga crossing the rail. /
road tracks with the Second load the
blocks struck The rail and held the load
fast. AT that time tbe freight ap
preached and Mr. Fish ard several others
claim that they tagged the train and
that there was plenty 81 time for Il ~
stop. hut Il did not until Il hna run into
the team. pushing one If the horses ont
81 the way ard killing tha other 81.
Fish viii probably sue the railway for
the valne 81 the animal.