The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
MONTPELIER.

Mrs, Jessie Booth. after on illness Of
several weeks with diphtheria, g out
Of quarantine
Raymond r. Ledden has been Installed
rs manager Of the Western Union Office,
succeeding C b. Kelley, who hes been
transferred 70 the Office IN Burlington
Rev q A. Green, pastor Of the pente.
costal church, has resigned and viii 70
May J 10 Saeol Me-. where ne viii have a
larger field as pastor 81 The pentecostal
Nazarene church THE church here was
organized 9 year ago. and its success
has been largely due 70 tho efforts Of Mr.
Green.
The pipe organ TO be installed IN The
Baptist church has arrived viii be set
up a. soon as few repairs have been
made upon Il The church has not had
pipe organ since IL WAS built, and
this one comes from Windsor. whore che
GIT Of a new organ made It possible to
dispose Of this.
Emerson Austin. father Of Mrs. Jennie
Cassayant 81 This city, was thrown from
his carriage yesterday AZ bic home IN
Jacksonville and received injuries from
which he died five minutes aiierward.
Tie was 78 years 81 age Mrs Cassavant
and AIrs.T Il. Stopple q granddaughter Of
Che deceased left yesterday afternoon for
Jacksonville Mr. Austin left wife
and two children, beside Mrs Cassaant
Mrs. q. X Wiley Of Essex Junction and
James Austin 81 Jacksonville.
Quite mix.up occurred IN one Of
the livery stables here Tuesday, when
Ralph Putnam Of Putnamsvills drove
into the city and put up his team, and
soon after a man and woman from Barre
With a team from a stable there, put up
their horse at the same place. They we're
ready 10 leave for home first and called
for their team. Ia the meantime,
new man was at the stable and he
hitehed up the Putnam horse into the
Barre RE. and the man and woman drove
of, not noticing the difference. Within
a short time. Mr.. Putnam was there
after bis team. and the liyeryman Was
about To hitch the Barre horse up for
him, but he knew the difference, aud
then began the problem o. finding where
the other rad gone. All efforts were un
successful until a telephone message from
the Barre stable stated that tho horse
the man and woman came back with
was not the one they started with. After
the exchange the incident was closed /
except That the iveryman had to SCI
up the cigars, and bis friends are enjoy. /
ing g good laugh at his expense,
The burning q an electric motor in
the standish market ia the Reed block /
Tuesday night called ont the FIRE depart
nent. No great damage was done, but |
there was considerable smoke The motor 4
had been cleaned during the day, and &c I
"a thought that the bearings were set 1
too tight, causing a hot box. Then The 4
system was short-circuited and the /
burning insulation caused a dense smoke 4
which was llrst noticed 81 b. a. Sumner. \
The alarm coming from the business
,ection, OIL the companies responded, but /
40 water was turned on, extinguiahers
being used to put out the fire. Edwin
McGof, electrician of the CORY Deavitt.
Frost company, received a shock and 4
BAD burn Oh one hand. as the result Of
making his way through the smoke and
shutting OF the electric current. prevent
ne danger from that direction. The
smoke penetrated the stores Of Johonu0tt
Hall and H G. Gleason. but windows
ind doors let most Of il out before 70
had time TO settle, and not much lose
viii result. II any Mr. Stanaish's loss
yill Be about 500 for 3 new motor and
$ covered BY insurance