The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-28
About the State

A white dove. peculiarly marked, has
been with the hens Of Rev 4 Hyatt
Of swanton for over a year
While separating milk in BIS barn
in Fairfax Tuesday morning, John Dris-
coil dropped dead failing into The COWS
manager
Wendell Phelps. aged three years. OF
Luenenburg fell into a pail Of hot water
May IS and was 50 severely burned that
he died the next morning.
Mrs Sarah Nay Of Colchester met with
a painful accident last week A seythe,
which was hanging up, felI as she was
passing and cut long cash on her
head.
q III Root Of North Craftsbury recent.
lly sold four Jersey heifers 10 T. q.
Bronson Of East Hardwick for 5000
This is s75 per head, and ought to be
encouragement for farmers to raise good
stock.
Mrs Mary Hale Of st. Paul, Mimi,
native Of Bridport, has given To ST. Ste
lphen's Episcopal parish 81 Middlebury
81 400 for the especial purpose Of clear
ing up the debt Of the church and par
ish.
Frank Creenough had his thumb nearly
severed while using a power grind stone
At the new Robin Hood plant IN Swan
ton Tuesday. The thumb was caught
between the wooden mounting and tbs
stone
There is a question as 10 the number
Of licenses that Rutland Is entitled 10
this year Heretofore III have been Ia.
sued bit Il Il claimed that, owing 70
the increase ii population, two more can
be legally granted The law allows one
for each 900 people.
William McKinley chapter. D. A. r.,
win dedicate q tablet az Middletown
Springs Memorial day, ia memory Of
the Revolutionary soldiers buried in that
town. The tablet win Be added to the
soldiers monument standing in the vii.
lage park.
Little calves IN Lsmiugton are attract.
ing considerable attention. One jumped
into the river few nights ago and
swan around some time before II was
rescued, and another, owned BY Nelson
Holbrook, WAS eaten by q bear within
a few days.
Gordon Cantell, four years Old, fen
from the second story vemnda Of bis
home ID En0sbnre last week dropping
distance Of fifteen feet he lost his
balance while looking over the railing
at his mother, who was IN the yard be-
low. TIe remained unconscious All night.
Whilc he was considerably bruised, no
bones we're broken or serious injuries
received.
N. A. Gibson, teacher Of German in
The Burlington high school, has accepted
position as teacher Of English in
Prussia in the service Of the ministry
Of education RE win first travel through
England, Scotland end along the Rhine
isafore going 70 witness the passion
play Mr. Gibson took the classica
course az the university Of Vermont and
followed it with q years study In Ger
many
A peculiar accident happened Monday
To Eiwin Deal 4 iigagtte farmer, ne he
and Harley Morse were drawing stone |
Afr Morse had blocked the wheel Of
the wagon and Mr.. Deal had laid down
the reins preparatory 10 getting of the
wagon when the horses started and he
was thrown between the wheel and body /
81 the wagon In such way that be wa
dragged several feet. breaking ono rib
and being severely bruised.
As Pearl Roberts and Pearl Marcy
we've at work in their garden IN John /
son, Saturday they heard q very great 4
ruupus III the colts pen nearby on I
going 70 see what WAS the cause they 4
found 4 big black bear IN the pen with /
the colt BfuiH evidently didn't ike 4
the instTusion and quickly retreated on. I
II to be pursued by q LOT Of men with /
bear carried The day, very soon being
out of reach If his wuuldbe siaycrs
Several followed his trail
The Tuttle company Of Rutland has
Just received the contract 70 print for
G r. Sanford Of Potsdam. n. u. the
Sanford family history 1t Il the big
gest genealogical contract the firm Has
ever secured, although they have done
a lot Of that class Of printing The
history win cover at least 400 pages,
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