The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-25

There are about TOO summer residents
in Greensboro az present, and more are
arriving every day.
Earl Rockwell, while harnessing q
strange horse July II In Sheldon Springs,
was badly bitten on the left wrist, four
teeth penetrating It and one tooth in
Ipriug an artery
DR.. A. NJ. Norton Of Bristol has had
TO have a part Of the bone IN bis right
thumb taken out, AZ the result Of blood
( poisoning, contracted through prieking
his thumb with the point Of safety
pin.
Mason S. Stone Of Montpelier, state
superintendent Of education, IN accord
anoc with his custom each summer. has
gone 70 the Maine woods, whore for the
\ next three weeks he vii be far away from
railway, telephone and telegraph lines.
While painting the greenhouse Of J.
I II. Mears Of En0sburg Falls lat Mon.
day, Clarence Billado fell through the
glass roof, receiving three bad cuts
on bis arm and breaking twenty-five
pones Of gia@ on his downward jour
hey.
There are 70 houses ID quarantine for
scarlet fever al the present time ia kut
land Several Of the cases are Of a mild
type. There has been a much greater
prevalence OF the disease ia the city this
summer than usual. Other contagious
diseases are few.
The largest pike ever taken from Lake
Hortonia IN Sudbury BY means Of line,
was captured last week By Arthur MAJ.
Tory Of that place. The hsh weighed 81
pounds aud he caught II with an ordl-
harry trolling lire aud spoon Mr.. Nal.
Tory captured one there last Year which
weighed 10 pounds
A party Of six young men recently ex-
plored the cobbe caves in South Bristol,
going into the earth a distance Of about
250 feet. In 1871 the late DR.. T. g.
Prince and two companions went into the
cave. going about 100 feet. They en-
c0uutered much difficulty In keeping
their lanterns burning The explorers
Of this year were equipped with pocket
electric lights and were enabled 70 90
into what Is called the third cave. They
Inscribed their names on the rocks Ia this
cave az record for future explorers.
For the past two weeks some animas
with hoof-liks track, six inches 10
diameter, had been destroying eabbages
and other garden truck OF Mark ROs
veil IN Caftsbury and all attempts TO
follow the tracks had proved futile I'M
I'll az last the animal was traced to the
remotest part Of the Eden mountain,
where the tracks were found 10 be those
Of the almost extinct Canadian moose
caribou, Many farmers In the western
part Of the town have seeu IT, II has
hot yet been captured.
Rutland was treated 70 a short. -.
we're and peculiar wind and electrical
storm Friday. Treet were feled, electric
wires broken and large plate glass
window, which was being put in place
IN the Sawyer store was dashed 10 the
sidewalk Several Of tAe woFkmcn who
were putting il up we're injured, William
Dpmoric receiving a severe cut ID his
right arm, which II took several stitches
to close, Ar. Benor had two fingers On
one hand dissbied, which may neceslitste /
the amputatien of part Of one Of them,
and Others were cut and bruised By the /
flying glass The window was valued at
$500 and Il viz Be three weeks before
another car be gut and forwarded TO
take its place. One hundred local tele
phone lines were broken by falling trees
and branches and trunk linee to White
River Junction, Wallmgford, Manohsster,
New York aud Boston were put out Of 1
commission. Trees were blown down ell I
over Che city and awnings wrencbed from
their fastenirus.