The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
About the State

Although 50 years old. William Leon
ard Of Hlnesbarg did all the raking on
q acres of hny and pitched on one load
this year.
The Empire Egg Maker company has
leased the Vermont School Seat company
building 10 Rutland and will move there
soon from Bristol
G. T. Durham, who lives near DUN.
merston, stepped through a ladder from
the seaffold IA bis barn recently. His
foot caught and he hung head down I'm
iii help reached him. lie has been very
lame since.
| III A. Harris. who Is employed ii a
blacksmith ship in Springfield came
near losing one eye few days ago,
when hot Rabbit metal spattered into
il, Tho injury Il very painful, but 10
Is hoped 20 save the sight Of the eye.
Harry and Tracy, the ten and name.
year old sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
feachout Of Essex Junction, are 81
riously m with spinal trouble. Harry
became III Thursday and Tracy on Fri
day. They are unable 70 walk It is
seid II IA not spinal meningitis.
Tho Westerly Sun, in an item con-
corning the large number Of automo
bile tourists in that state, says THAI
Vermont machines are seen the least of
any state in that section Of the country
and are nearly as scarce as those Of
California or any other western state.
Last year there were only two Califor
MIA ears IN Westerly aud one this
year % far while New York state con.
tributes most Of the touring parties IN
that section.
Harold Reed aged 10, who was riding
bicycle, collided with an automobile
few days ago In East Dnmmerstoh
aud was badly hurt. tie was on the
WRONG side of the road and did not see
the approaching auto IN time to avoid
the collision. He was thrown on,
bruised, cut and badly shaken up. while
his bicycle was a total wreck and the
auto had q lamp destroyed and was
otherwise damaged.
While Nrs George White Of Town.
shend was helping get in hay recently,
she fell a distance Of eight feet In the
barn, striking on her head and Shout
ders II was at first feared that she
was injured internally but she is i'm.
proving and no complications are ex.
pected Mrs Carl johnson Of the same
place Vas injured In similar manner
as she fell from a hay loft while help.
ing in the barn. Ter back was injured,
but not seriously.
Mrs. Delphina Bassctt Of Burlington,
who celebrated The Ssth anniversary OF
her birth Sunday, has spent her entire
life III the house where she now lives,
Il having been built IN 1916. She has
grown up with the city and can recall
many interesting facts concerning tht
place She was the daughter Of Charles
Parady, the proprietor Of one of the
first blacksmith shops in Burlington. who
sold a piece Of bis land for the railroad,
which ran through the center Of the
town.
Hf ltAIAAHA ElAAt ANiHNIA71ANAHA "
fisheries and game, Il. G. Thomas, re.
ports the number Of deer killed out o.
season for the past two years as fol
lows: Illegally killed, Ssl Killed BY
dogs l6s, wounded and killed BY or.
iers Of wardens, %; By failroad trains
"a; killed in wire fence, o. Killed by
lynxes, ~; BY moving machine, / ;l
poisoned, 2, Killed BY lightning. IL
killed In snare, I ; died a natural death, /
3: cause Of death unknown, al; total,
TIA. Commissioner Thomas has received 1
reports Of the following deer killed B,
dogs in July: one each in the towns Of /
Yenaennes and Highgatei shot or other
wise Illegally killed enc each in the /
towns Of Windsor, Weston, johnson and
Brunswick total, six
Within the last year Windsor has
come before the public with new build I
ing which is a model Of handiwork and |
the home Of the Windsor Machine com. /
pany. The entire building, 5S4 fest 1
long and Sc feet wide, will be used for 4
the manufacture 81 the Gridey auto /
matte lathe The ribbed glass Of the \
skylight lets IN plenty Of light. but
HlffEHiH tHt sun AdHH Af1Ah iHrHEkAAA7 /
Ing. while the ventilation Is perfect an0 I
il il considered that the plant Is the
finest workroom in the New England I
states. II took $50 barrels Of cement
for the construction Of the main build. |
ing and 200 for the boiler room, engine /
room. ETC., while in the roof alone were
used IS tons Of bolts and 23,500 pounds
Of spikes. The smokestael is lT5 feet 4
high and after il was completed Mrs (
Robert Cleave, wife Of the foreman
bricklayer, stood upon the cap at its
top and was photographed in that pc.
sition The building will be well pro-
tected from fire. as there are to be ten
hydrants around II,