The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-03
About the State

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The bennington Baseball association
now has nearly $1,000 il the treasury,
The season starts May 20
The paper strike situation IN Bellows
Falls is extremely quiet. The manage.
ment claim that the output Of the mills
is constantly increasing
Mrs. 0lyia sturtevant died Friday
az the home Of her daughter in Bristol
NJ the advanced age Of % years, She
was the oldest person ID town
Dr. Fveral G. Haviland, for many
years first assistant physician at TIE
Brattleboro retreat has resigned that
position. For the present ne win re-
main IL Brattieboro.
While playing on E load Of stone Sat-
/ urday afternoon six-yeer-eld William
Fish Of Brattlehoro lost his balance and
fell under rear wheel His left leg
was broken in three PLACES, the knee
crushed and internal injuries are feared.
A sentence Of ssven and one-half
years in state prison for horse stealing
and jail breaking WIS imposed BY Judge
Miles on Archie ST. Peters Of Brattle-
boro Friday. lie began his sentence
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Royce Of East
putney observed their golden wedding
anniversary quietly April s, at their
daughters home In Brattleboro. Mr..
Royce Is 70 years Old and was born
/ in Cornish, NJ HI. while Mrs. Royce Is
81 years Of age and was born in Barn
ard.
Numerous complaints have been re-.
ceiVed by County Fish and Game War.
den r. Z. Frost Of Brattleboro, concern
ing one Ira Burns Of Newfane. who
I has been posing as deputy warden il
that section and subiecting fishermen
to rigid examination Mr. Frost Says
that Burns has not bcen appointed
deputy warden and his written him 70
cease his pretensions In that respect.
Mistaling Walter Iackey Of Jamaica
for George A. Doyle, missing l4.year-
old son Of Mr.. Mary DOYLE, 81 Roxbury
Mass, led TO the belief that the lad
was ii Battleboro and Mrs Doyle was
written 70 and d description Of young
Laekey was given, The mistake was
discovered, however, Lackey having
come 10 Brattleboro from Jamaica 70
work Al the factory 81 the White River
Chair company.
The Free Baptist church n st. Johns
bnrv was opened Sunday with set
tied pastor for the first time in nearly
two years The pastor i the Rev
Elmer y. Phillips who cams from Shef.
field His parents were Spiritualists
and he was brought mp without re-
ligious instruction he became an in
fidei but was converted to Christianity
when rs years old. he Is chaplain Of
the grand lodge 81 Vermont. Good Temp
lars, an Odd Fellow, Forester and
Granger
The s0th birthday Of the Rev. Henry
Fairbanks Of st. Johnsbnry was cele.
brated Sunday, when the aged clergy
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Congregational church and assisted IN
the communion service. Mr. Fairbanks
s the oldest son Of the late Sir Thad-
daoDs Fairbanks, who invented the Fair
banks scale He was ordained to the
ministry IN 1883 Many years Of bis
life were devoted 10 the development
of bis Inventions, fer which ne has re-
ceiyed over 30 patents.
Sixty hens and barn, worth 800,
belonging to Deiphia youdette Of West
Rutland were DESTROYED bv fire Fri.
day evening. The family spent the
evening with friends. returning about
1890. and there was then no sign Of
fire about the premises. AZ II o'clock,
tbs barn was ablaze Besides his loss,
about SIS worth Of goods. belonging 10
another party, we're stored 10 the barn
and we're totally destroyed It Is
thought that the fire was az incendiary
origin Both panels ia the barn door
were broken in
John Conroy, about 20 years old, was
almost instantly Killed IA one Of the /
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