The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
ABOUT THE STATE

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The little son Of Norman Nye 81 East
Cambridge fractured one leg quite badly
while sliding Monday
Seventy six candidates have been mi
tinted by Marble Valley grange At Rnt.
land during the past year, making the
present membership 49,
Clinton Wiltshire Of North HYDE
Park was painfully injured Monday
when The eant.hook slipped as lie was
rolling logs and knocked three 81 his
teeth ont
Edmund Lagore, fireman employed
IN the boiler room Of the Barney Marble
company in Swanton for q long time
was scalded BY steam Thursday. He
was opening the valve on top Of one Of
the new boilers when the accident oc-
CURED,
The Rev. George r. Fortier Of North
field, state superintendent Of Univer-
salist churches, has issued this week the
first number Of The Vermont Univer.
salist, neat four page paper intended
70 be circulated among the Universal.
int parishes and isolated Univcrsalsts
81 the state.
The freezing Of lead water pipe and
It's consequent bursting in en- unooeu-
pied room over the wall paper store Of
10, G. Smith & Sons IN Rutland did con-
siderable damage 70 the stock Wedncs-
day night. III The basement and on the
ground floor many Of the rolls 81 paper
were ruined, and II viii be few days
before the extent Of the damage can be
estimated
G. r. Lazelle, well known throughout
the state through bis connection with
the international Harvester company Of
America, has decided TO leave White
River Junction, which has been his resi-.
denee for the past II years, and viii
become a special salesman in the Boston
Office Of the same company fIe will
be succeeded by r. A. Sheldon, who
comes from the eastern Massachusetts,
section which has its head Office at
Hartford, Conn
The operating revenues Of the Rut-
land railroad for II months ending
November 30, last, were s2,s6i 1871.
which ID an increase Of s3is,02839 in
comparison with the same period \ year
ago The operation expenses, s2Ols,-
0ib.0S, were S2l0o7i more than zoos
The net operating revenue for the II
months was ss4S,6270s. This makes
the opemtiug income S739 4S030, which
Is an increase al s93.s37.l7 IN compar.
ison with the same II months year
ago.
Mrs. Henry canteH and four children
Of Enoshurg had a narrow escape from
asphy1iation one day last week. IN
some way, the damper 10 the cook stove
became tightly closed during the night,
probably By tie wind, and DE coal gas
escaped into the room. The children
were unconscious, but Mrs Cantell WAS
able to get to che home Of = ueighbor
Three OF the children soon recovered but
the other child ard its mother were 81
for some time from the effects Of the
gas No serious results are anticipated.
Miss Lois Schillhammer, white, and
John Davis. eolor6d. both Of Jericho
were married Wednesday evening with
out the knowledge Of the brides par
ents. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Frederick Emerson, 4 resigned pas
tor 81 ire Baptist church, after other
clarqyman bad refused 10 marry them.
The brides parents are highly respected
citizens Of The place and she has been
very active h Ell the work Of the Meth
odist church. al which she is mem
Der. Davis was brought to Brattleboro
when boy, and for the last few years has
acted as mail messenger between the
postoflice and railroad station.