The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-29
AbOnt the State

About the State
Rev. d. G.. Guest has resigned AZ pas.
tor Of the Methodist church IN Gov
entry and viii 20 TO Alberta, Can.
G. II. Farnsworth Of Montgomery Cen.
ter was quite badly injured last week
On a hay tedder Three ribs were brok-
en-.
Charles Fletcher Of West Burke, who
recently celebrated his Sith birthday
anniversary Is d great fisherman, hay.
ihg caught nearly 500 brook trout 70 far
this season.
THE town Of Sheldon, the first town
Ia the state TO report having completed
building is permanent highways for
this year, was, therefore, the first 70
receive its share 81 The state highway
tax, which amounted TO $4,000.
While James Hamilton was putting
on tarred roofing IN Albany, W., re.
Gently, he slipped and fell a distance Of
nearly 20 feet. A ladder partially broke
his fan, but he was badly bruised and
Il is thought a bone was broken in his
ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McCaffey cele.
bated the 5sth anniversary OF their mar.
riaQe Wednesday at their home in Bur.
lington. Mr.. McGaley "a a veteran Of
the Civil war and has conducted q har.
ness shop in Burlington for the past 40
years.
As team driven BE- Thomas Ambrose
and RRneis O'Hara was passing an auto
mobile in Wallingford Wednesday, the
frightened animal stepped close to the
road edge and onto decayod timber,
which gave way, and horse, carriage and
men rolled down the bank Nr. Am
brose's collar bone was broken and the
carriage somewhat demolished.
Rutland's ice crop Is holding out well
this summer. IN spite Of the excessive
heat One firm cut 5000 tons and il Is
about half gone. The firm supplies
customers in Rutland and Proctor. fur
nishes ice for the milk car that runs
daily to Boston and expects TO send ice
70 Eagle Bridge, n. u, and Burlington
later on,
Representatives Of the New York MIX
company have purchased a tract Of land
at Salisbury and will begin at once the
construction Of a sterllizing plant, such
as was erected IN that village one
year ago This company intends to
erect four new plants along The Rutland
railroad between that village and BEN
uington. The WORK OF erecting the plant
at Salisbury will begin at once.
Ethel, I2-yesr-oid daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Eggleston Of Rutland, who
had been missing about A week, was To-
Cd ted Monday hY Sheriff f. G Fish st
the Glenwood hotel IN Castleton. The
Girls parents went to Clemens, n. ~,
short time ago, leaving Ethel with
her grandmother On the evening Of
July III, Ethel left the house and has
not been seen since until found at Lake
Bomoseen. She WAS working as dish
washer.
The big plant Of the Parks Papes
company 81 Fitzdale sent out los first
carload Of paper few days ago SIXTY.
five hands are now employed. IN two
shifts, the plant working night and day.
the mall having capacity Of forty tons
Of newspaper n roll daily. The present
output is sent to Boston for use
in the Daily Post. The pulp mill
was started this week and
sulphite mill viii be built in The near
future. The company il capitalized at
$500 600 and has s350,000 In bonds, and
its property comprises the mills and
valuable water power Of the Connect
cut and some 600 acres Of land in Essex
county. Vermont, and Coos county, New
Hampshire, besides holding an option on
2se0 acres. In ore pile, the company
has 5000 cords Of pulp wood and enough
more in the woods ready for shipment
to furnish the mill with q years sup
ply, when running at full capacity.