The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
About the State

Forty applications for liquor Licenses
had been received IN Winoosk up ia
Tuesday evening Y more than were re-
ceiyed IN All last year.
The vacant factory d the o. i Kinds
company II Riclford which has been
closed for five Or six years is being put
into shape for operation and the mam-
iaetnre of garments will probably be
resumed there about April 49,
Sister ships named Brandon and Ar
lingt0n. for Vermont towns, were
launched By the Rutland Transit com
pany az Detroit. March 10 Other
steamers ownod Ia the same company
bear the names burlington, Benulng-
ton, and Rutland
Jerry McIntre 4 boarder at Gus Mar
tells, was ralded Saturday and SO one
half pints o. wbfkey and one quart
of wine was seized McIntre pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of selling and
WAS bound over il the sum Of $500 10
appear before ne grand jury at the
June term Of co,pt
I. s. Morse rooently came very near
a serious accident at his home in JEFF.
fersonville Al he was driving from
his mill, coming down a steep pitch.
the tugs OF HIS harness unhitched. LETT
ting the wagon onto the horse and
throwing Mr. Morse over The dashboard.
Il was estimated be was thrown %
feet, but he escaped with severe bruises.
George G. Underhill Of Rutland has
spent considerable time 10 the last two
weeks negotiating for the purchase Of
water power at Huntington Falls and
Brooksvlle, respectively 4 miles and
2 IL miles north Of Middlebury vii
hFe Mr. Underhill does not dlvulge
FOR whom he desires 10 purchase the
property. There IS rumor that Mr..
Underhill wants 70 build large fae-
tory and manufacturing establishment
in that vicinity nnconnected with any
marble interest. and Is trying to get
control Of the water power for that
purpose A large deal Is IN prospect,
involving 100000 or 100000
Joseph walezak. the baker, who dis
appeared from Rutland several weeks
before Christmas and was not heard
from again until the postmaster az
West Rutland was notified Of his pres,
ence at Wards Island. alleged 70 he in
sane. has now been detained u the
house Of correction because be threat
ened the lives Of two Of his best friends.
who, he thought, had prevented him
from going to his home ii the old coun-
try, when, IN realty, they saved him
from being deported as q pauper He
left Rutland with q ticket for his home
and $500 in money but lost il in New
York and Is considered unsafe to be
az large He win Be examined and prob
ably sent to the Brattleboro retreat
The harms AZ swanton Center, on
farm rented By Joseph Ihericn, were
destroyed nv fire Tuesday The FIRE
was discovered too late TO be extin-
guished bat Mr. Therien saved seven
cows from the burning barn. Ills loss
ID heavy as there was no insurance on
the property and be lost three COWS,
four calves, three pigs, al his hay, grain
and seed two single harnesses, sleigh
and other property There was a strong
wind and the blazing shingles were ear.
ried to the harms Of Edward Rice, who
lives. on An adjoining farm, burning
them 70 the ground before any Of the
live stock could BE saved alr. Rice lost
fye heads Of Young stock his fodder.
4 bin Of seed oats. ton 81 phosphate
and other property and carried only a
very small insurance II was
ouly by hard work that the
dwellings On these two farms were
saved. Mr.. Rices house catching FIRE and
burning ont one window and q hole into
tie house before the flames could be-
subdued