The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-21
About the State

Harry Patch III Jeilersonyille had his
jaw bone broken BY the kick Of horss
recently
John Goeie Of West Rutland has writ
ten New York clairvoyant Ia an effort
TO find ont who killed two 81 Ms pigs
Ia Staying the swine the culprit used a
lpiece Of iron pipe about six feet long
Figures for the fiscal year ending April
1 show That the money handled through
the Burlington post office exceeded $685.
600 while the receipts FROM the sale a
stamps, envelopes, etc, amounted TO az
most 100000.
win W Ayers Of Stowe has COW
five years Old that Is giving 3S pounds
lol milk day and from 4 weeks milk
ling eleven and three-fourths pounds Of
butter were made besides furnishing
milk and cream for a family Of five.
Two German societies from New York
wll come to Burlington this year, one
coming the Fourth 81 July and the 9th.
er Labor day The llrst win number
about 200 people Arrangements for
the visit Of the other have not been
perfected
There win be relay run from Bran
don TO Yergennes, May Il, under the
,.,e..t... - az " N y T..G ,,..s.
Is To run a mile Brandon will enter
ten men, Middlebury eleven aud Ner-
gennes ten making a total Of 81 men
for the 81 miles.
Since the merchants Of Rutland were
notified % have their window washing
done before Z a. M. With the threat
that the warning would be enforced, a
strong dissatisfaction has been felt.
which resulted Monday night IN the
vote Of the alderman to change the city
ordinances, which refer 70 this work
50 that i would nscessiiate the wash
Ing Of the windows before o. ms in-
stead Of z No opposition was put
forth
Ia the height Of the Hyde Park fire
NJ last Sunday 4 farmer was driving
through the streets with 40 empty hav-
rack lie was impoftuned 10 assist IN
moving household furniture to d place
ol safety and ohligiugly agreed 70 per-
form this service Shortly sitter he had
got under way with i. large load he dis.
covered that the whole outfit was afire
and be lad TO hustle 70 unhitch his
horse leaving the wagon and rack to
the flames.
IRA Peters, - years of age, was ar
raiened IN Burlington city court Tues.
day. charged with being an habitual
truant He was sentenced to tie indus
trial school at Nergennes for the re-
mainder 81 his minority. which viii he
On August z, 1917 This boys case APP
pears to be sad one, he having ia-
Their and mother but being virtually
sn orphan His father = now h jail.
charged with breach Of the peace. and
Il appears that the boy has been obliged
70 shift for himself
Den0l IaFrancis. son of Mr and Mrs
Alex raFfancis Of West Rutland was
painfully injured Sunday by being
Kicked ii The face bY horse belonging
to George Randall Young LaHraneis
led the horse out to water. when the
animal Turned and kicked ihe boy ii
the face, inlietng two flesh wounds
one beside the right eve and the 0tner
under the eve No bones were broken.
but he wll probably have two scars
left 90 ISIS face The eye IS badly swoi-
len. but the sight win not he i'm.
paired.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Royee, who live
on The old Noah Pratt homestead IN East
putney, reached The fftietb anniversary
of their marriage April ). Mrs Royce's
maiden name was Julia a Cox she wa
born III BARNARD ~ years ago, and her
homie was there al the time 81 her mar
riage Af Royce. who d ~ years 81
aye was born ii Cornish. n III III the
house which was bought few years ago
bv Augustus Sc Gandens the sculptor,
and which i now occupied BY ST. Can
dens son. Mr. Royce az one time did
an extensive business making wooden
pegs before metal pegs came into general
use, and furnished large quantities for
the use Of the Russian government.