The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-09

\ About the State
Harmon Kinne injured one finger ia
the mill in Barnet recently, which ne.
ccssitatea ~ amputatioH at the second
joint
United States Marshall Horace W.
Bailey received 25& cents pound for
the 1000 on more pounds Of smnggied
wool which he sold AZ auction at ST.
bloomsbury.
The next pastor Of Grace Methodist
church, Sc. Johnsbury, may be Rev
PEPPER Black Of Bangor, Me, Ia succeed
Rev J. Al Frost, who was recently
transferred to the Maine conference with
charge Mt Wateryille.
East Burke e certainly on the map,
.lH b. Webster has Just receiver d cool
sized order from President Taft for
linaYle honey for the White House. III
I flled the order with honey, made oy
Wa A. Fraiser. which is hard 10 beat.
j Stuart Reed, the labor organizer VINO
has started out to make Burlington an
organized labor union city was sum-
moned Thursday BY samuel Gompers.
head 81 the American Federation Of La
Dor, 20 come % New York City TO con-
suit with him
An unusual fsct connected with the
funeral 81 Charles Henry. the eight
lmcHtns.0ld son Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Taylor 10 Pittsford Tuesday was the
ATTENDANCE OF two rrandaihers, two
grandmothers, three great grandfathers,
4 three great grandmothers and one great.
great grandmother.
Charles r. Morton. Civil war vete.
ran. VINO lived alone at his home in
Brandon, wac found dead in hts bed
Thursday BY one Of bic neiRhbors. He
had been dead about three DAYS He
had been In poor health for a long time
He WAS 3 member 81 the C. J. 0rmsbee
post G. A. r, having served as a cor
poral IN the 18th Vermont regiment,
Company IT. Vermont volunteers.
George Hall. son 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hall Of st. Adams. employed
in the Central Vermont shops, was ac-
cldentally shot in the hip BY a compan.
ion, Allen Fletcher. Monday. Hall had
been trying 70 discharge q 22-calihro
cartridge without success, and finally
threw away what TIE supposed was the
worthless cartridge Fletcher picked IL
up and tried his iuek. with the result
that IL struck Han IN the hip in8iot-
ing deep wound. The boy vas taken
to the hospital, where Ne is as comfort
able as could be expected.
Oscar E. Sherman Of Willlamsville.
aged 7s years. died Monday, after 4
long illness lie was born in Dover in
1881 and was one Of the successful min.
ers who went 20 California Ia 1870 IN
1850 and again IL 1861 he was elected
70 the state legislature from Williams
vile. ss a candidate from che Demo
cratic party, Under the administration
of President Buchanan. he was postmas.
ter for four years. resiRning az the close
of his term III was president Of the
Peoples National bank 81 Brattleboro
and had been a director Of that iusti
tuition since IT, organization. He was
also trustee Of the Windham County
Savings bank.
Charles J. Murphy. q son Of John
Murphy, 81 Island Pond. was fatally I
injured last week ID A railway celf /
sion at Jewett City, Conn. On the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
way. He was harmnn OH freight I
train, which was run into hy a wreck. 4
ing train. crashing into the cabooss and I
throwing e and slx cars ahead Of # (
down an emhaukment Mr. Murphy's 4
skull was fractured and be died soon 4
after being taken le a hospital IL was I
found upon examination. that Ne had <
once before suffered a similar fracture 4
The accident occurred several years be-
fore, his head having been piaehed be-
tween two drawbars he was 50 years 1
Of age Intermeut was III Island Pond I
Erwin TaAioss. for 40 years a Boston
scene painter died Monday, re was
born IN 1854 i'd Starksboro. vt, and
went 10 Boston At tho age Of s to learn
the scene painting business ne was
first attached to the Howard Atheneum
and from there went 10 the old Boston \
museum, later becoming chief scene
painter He designed the scenery for
ashore Acres and "FIarbcr Light, and
still more recently made scenery for
Henry w savane's productions. among
them eThe Middleman" and @The Cardi-
nal His last work was tbe scenery
0f al4i5 produced at the Castle squafe
theatre during the Christmas holidays
For the past fourteen weeks he was
confined to his room with compiled
ton Of diseases He was unmarried.
For 4 number Of years he had been
member Of tbs Boston Press club.
Must Wash Windows Before 7 a. m.
That Rutland merchants or their