The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
About the State


William McDeawtt 81 south Dorset
suffered serious injury % IS eyes
Wednesday by the bursting 81 9 steam
/ pipe Tie was testing marble Ga his
property with a steam drill.
/ Over 20 automobiles are owned IN
4 Battlehoro and a many more within
radius 81 IS miles Arrangements are
under way for 4 monster motor parade
during VALLEY fair this year.
A. J Robinson Of Rochester left Beth.
81 on May g for Minnesota where rs
/ plowed, fitted and sowed to flax, 100
lacres, arriving back ot Bethel on May
~, Mr Robinson ploughed 20 acres q
day, using gasolene engine, aud the
people whereabouts think that he trav-
Ielled pretty fast.
The Kick Of horse cut a cash in
The head Of Fred Miner Of Johnson May
i2s He had been feeding the animal
Fin the stall and as De turned 70 leave
De dropped the grain dissh. STOPPING
20 pick il up, he frightened the horse.
which kicked inaicting Che cash en- bis
head and also bruising bis chest and
hip.
G. D Eaton, it IS said, brought the
first power printing press g Burning
ton long before the first railroad was
built in Vermont. The press was Of the
Hoe make and brought there to print
10000 cottage Bibles "A son II. n.
Eaton, who reside IN Mortified Falls,
says that the press was set up on the
site Of the Van Ness house
Mrs Elmer Howe and her invalid sis-
ter. Clara Folsom, met with serious
accident May 2s AS they weer starting
from home. IN North runbridee. their
horse became frightened and ran, run-
ming the wheels 0f the carriage ever a
wall and throwing ne women out. Mrs
Howe was dragged for some distance
and her leg broken and ankle badly
crushed while Miss Folsoms hip was
broken. Both were also considerably
bruised
r. prouty was quite severely burned
May Is his home ia Newport by too
close proximity Of q burning match To
"a gas0lene saturated coat Ee had been
working around his automobile ard the
sleeve Of his coat was wet With gaso-
lene. In attempting 70 tight cigar,
the coat caught Gre and before he could
eNiinguish the famt by rolling u the
wet grass. his arm was badly burned
from the hand 10 the elbow.
lake Mansfield viii have an Import
ant guest this summer in Admiral
Charles 81 Clark, who VIII arrive about
July J and pass the entire summer If
the lake with Dr. II &. Brigham, his
friend Admiral Clark win b accom-
panied by Mrs Clark and Captains
Hughes and Robinson and families Mrs.
Hughes and Mrs. Robinson are daughters
of Admiral Clark Captains Hughes and
Robinson are officers IN the United States
navy Admir- Clark viii probably Wis
il briefly IN Montpelier before going 70
the lake.
Dr.. Edward Herr. 4 graduate Of the
university Of Vermont college If medi
cine il the class OF 1902 assisted At 81.
Francis hospital Hartford Conn. re
eentlv IN an operation in q case where
eangrene had Sea into the patients foot
and thn amputation Of four toes was
feund necessary electricity being used
for the first time sHowa as an anaesthet
III for man. The operation was per-
formed under the direct supervision of
Dr. Louise G, Rebnogitch, Who has he-
come famous through her experiments
with the use Of electricity.
The delivery wagon belonging b Wall
lace Jones Of Euosburg Falls vito IS
agent for the Grand Union Tea CO. was
robbed Thursday night Of about Sl5