The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
ABOUT THE STATE

II. n Lyon fell from his sled while
+ drawing ice last week al his home IA
Peru. and broke one knee cap. He in.
iufed the same knee years ago. since
which time il had been stiff.
Rev H. Duke King has accepted cali
4 from the pastorate Of the Congrega tiohal
church Ia Wilmington TO the church IN
Dorset and viii commence his passionate
IN the latter place about February
Rev Dr, c. b. Day Of Barnet, chaplain
OF the Vermont volunteer regiment IN
the war with Spain, win sail January
20. on the steamship Arabic for ten
weeks trip 10 foreign lands, where he
goes IN hopes Of obtaining much benefit
to his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter cele.
DRAFTED their golden wedding very quiet
~ at their home in Plymouth. January.
8. Mr. Carpenter has been al different
times interested in gold mining, which
az one time was hourishing ia Ply
mouth. one.half 81 his farms having
been sold for mining purposes.
Miss Mabel Weld met with 4 peculiar
accident Thursday at hsr home in West
Brattleboro. She went 70 an outside
door 70 bring ia her pet cat As she
picked him UP by DE forepaws, tile ami.
NAL bt through Der right hard. near the
fore and middle fingers. having deep
impriuts Of six teeth Her hand and
arm began 10 sweH aud for q few hours
it wss feared serious consequences might
result.
A, =. Stillwell. well known man 81
Ludlow, died Thursday Of pneumonia.
He had been III about a week Mr. Still
well was born ID Bridgewater ia 1883
For a number Of years. he kept livery
stable in Chelsea and went 10 Ludlow
70 years ago to engage ID The same bust.
ness. Some time ago. he sold his stable.
He was q member of the legislature In
loos. and a selectman ard trustee AZ
different times, and was lister He Is
survived BY bis wife and mother. the
latter IF whom IS dangerously III with
pneumonia ct the St.llwell home
lanes y, Nonley, 2 Central Vermont
from Palmer Mass to Brattleboro. was
killed in the railroad yard at Blanchard
vile, Mass, January 10. while preparing
70 come to BrattleboFo He was walking
on the track. wien he was struck by the
train and thrown onto another track
where he lay until another train came
along and irighttNily manglea the body
scattering the parts along the track Tor
distance q 800 yards mr. Coaley was
~ years q age and leaves 9 Wiie ana
chilai VINO fe7sle e falmer, Mass
ihe hutiapd improvement league i
negatl ating wlth taWe hrms Which may
Ae induced 70 locate q Rutland. One y
me hefpert soIfis hastefk impress
Which q anxious q open branch factory
m America y VII employ 200 hands.
An enort y also being made e have
the Albrldge Boiler Bearing ManufaetW
Ing company 81 bfeokiyn, AZ IA Roeate
mere ams hrm employs loe mechanics
q. + Little 70. manufacturers q
serosls shoes for women af Lynn, Mass
VINO employ 500 men, are also being
approached BY the league.
Charles z. hnieat former resident q
hrattseboro, VINO had not been heard |
from for seven years WAS located e.
Gently IN Chicago where ne e employed 7
u the Hanover street police station. &c
j. nearly 80 years Oh. Mt Knight ga +
az acquaintance on the street in Chi +
eago, who had been for time previously /
employed ~ brattlebaro and asked him
soouf his sister and iaia sale q soine
real estate belonging to her about which +
he had read in some paper HIS sister
Mrs Julia n Ripmmer, died last April
eaving an estate, valued e s20i000 II
Brattleboro, Mr knight being heir g
lne fourth of It.
4 bronze tablet IN memory Of Mrs
Helen French Gnlliyer was placed n
Marr Lyon chapel Mount Holyoke col
ege il The Christmas vacation. Z was
snected By the class Of 1857 Of which
be was a member, and il bears tbs
following inscription: In loving mem
lry IF Helen French CplliYeF, 1882 1908.
lpt student skillful teacher, wise prinei
81 p this college 1881 1872 Consecrat.
s Brattleboro. was sister Of the late
n. .sea #s,f