The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18

RE DAILY TIMES, JANJ
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The sixiieth wedding anniversary 0
Rev. and Mrs. Jasper Harding Of straf
ford was celebrated Thursday, Jan
uary 9.
II Is expected that the fortune 8
James Hanlon Of Wiuooskl a reeluae
VIII amount "a $4,000, which viii b
divided among bis heirs.
Fred Hemenway Of Ludlow lost In,
end Of one little finger Friday 5,
getting II into the gear Of meat
grinding machine in meat market
While at work in the Clark Brasi
Back factory IN Bennington, Friday
isadOre lauphlin oueht hts hand
IA saw and lost a portion Of three
fingers.
A produce dealer ii Enosburg ~
eeired an order last week for "one-halI
dozen small naples with heavy foil
age or the tops Of some biz ones fol
display purposes" As the foliage n
this season Of the year Is not yers
heavy in Vermont It Is needless "a
say that the order was untitled.
While coasting in North Bennington
one day last week, one party ran III.
70 the iron railing 81 a bridge and
severed and the Others received minor
badly burt was Emory Newton. whe
had his jaw broken and his face bruised
William Derrick had one ear partially
severed and the Others received minor
injuries.
Secretary John I. Sewall 81 the Bos.
ton 1915 movement. formerly pastor oi
Congregational churches in Milton and
81 Adams, slipped on the Zee and fell
The inll length Of a flight Of A stairs,
leading to a railroad station IN South
Worcester Mass. Friday morning. He
was quite badly injured and rendered
unconscious.
An automobile owned by Pcrcival w.
Clement and driven by bis chauffeur. A.
s. Drummond, eollidcd n Rutland Fri
day evening with a rig owned By H +.
Noyes and driven BY Wallace Peters.
The horse was knocked down and Pet.
eTs was thrown several feet. landing on
bis back. Neither man or horse was
badly hurt and the machine was but
slightly damaged.
Ex.Cov u. A. Woodbury. and Mrs
Woodbury. AZ Burlington will celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary, Feb
mary l2, ht Ormand Beach. Fla. where
they are passing the winter. Governor
Woodbury. has invited the various mem
bers of bis family to be present at the
celebration and there win be 4 notable
family reunion at that time
Rutland humber dealers. who supposed
that most of The choice timber had been
stripped from the Vermont hills. are
surprised hv the generous dimensions
of logs offered for sale this season. One
concern has received many sticks which
exceed "a inches IA diameter and oak,
fine red pine and white hemloek Of un.
usual length and thickness. Logs are
being delivered az the wards Of this min
AT the rate 81 20 loads q day.
SIR balloon aseensions were made
from Vermont last year, an going np
from Rutland. Tho balloon season closed
with az ascension from that place, No
Yeubef IS when William Van Sleet 81
Pittsiea Mass, and Jay p. Benton Of
Boston made a moonlight trip and wit
messed 4 sunrise over the snnw.eapped
of Vermont and New Hamp
shire, which was one 81 TIE most beaUti-
ful voyages Of the whole year.
The home az p. York ii Fowler was
destroyed by Ere Thursday afternoon
while Mr. Yorkss wife and children were
calling on a neiohbor They returned 70
find Gle place II ashes Theirs was 10
insurance on the house or the contents
The house was owned 81 Seth Wolo0tf
sir York Is employed hy the Rutland
Florence Marble company and was At
work when the fire occurred
Joseph Woods 81 Weston vas born
near Montreal, Canada. February "a.
1900 and is consequently ii biz one hun
ared and tenth year re is the head
81 FIVE generations He is totally blind.
But can hear very acutely He has lived
IN Weston for 4 number of years and
has been helped somewhat hy the town
MI Woods appears to Be til good health
sven after all these years Of life. lie
has wife living.
Mrs. Eliza Thompson shurtlsr cele
lrated her Tooth birthday anniversary.
January Z il 4 quiet way at the home
Vi her son, Irving Il ShnTtlef. in North |
Friends remembered her s
ending presents and birthday cards |
her memory Is somewhat i'm.
,aired she enjoys good health. She f.
! daughter Of one Of the first settlers 4
Il Brdpewatcr. Barnabss and Sarah I
Fullerl Thompson. She is the young
,st Of their five children.
Harmon Nichols was found dead IN I
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