The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-15
About the State

| About the State
Rev, NJ w. Hale has resigned as pas.
tor Of the Congregational church at
Igridgewater, his resignation TO take
effect October l.
Two hundred bushels Of plums and
large crop Of pears and prunes is the
Of Milton this season Twenty-six teams
and motor boat brought people to see
the crop in one day recently.
S. A. Reed Of Windsor, was Tues
day appointed grand marshal Of the
grand lodge Of Odd Fellowship, which
meets at Atlanta, Ca, Sept. ld Mr.
Reed was four years representative 10
the grand lodge, and for one year grand
master Of Vermont.
S. Bloch Of ST. Adams appears TO
he fated in the matter Of ilres, as an
explosion Of gasoline caused fire which
Quilted his clothes repairing shop last
July and again Tuesday. In the last
FIRE, the loss 70 the stock Of Mr. Bloch
was extensive, but damage to the build
ing was slight
The store Of Thompson & Howard IN
Arlington was broken into last Thurs
day night by breaking out a large plate
OF glass in a front window Several !
articles were stolen, including jack |
knives, shoes, undertaking and small
amount Of money y. 9. Woodworth's I
store and the post office were also en-
tered, but nothing was taken.
w. Shelton Swallow Of New York |
city has arrived in Burlington 70 take
charge Of the building Of the new
Hotel Vermont. Mr.. swallow viii be-
gin his work about September rs and 1
will employ from 40 TO 50 men. The
marble for the hotel viii be furnished
by the Vermont Marble Co. and the
interior finishing BY the Chanplain
Manufacturing Co.
ELISHA Coolidge Davis.one Of Bethels
oldest persons and a lifelong resident,
died Friday evening after long period
Of failing powers. He was o. years old
last February and was the last of a
large family, remarkable for longevity
The average age at the times Of their
death Of the six sons Of Nathan and
katherine Clark Davis was IS years.
All were born in Bethel.
The bleach, which has been put in
- 81. raa.x.s.ts ~ 4rfEs,tarw afwaars,s
Il Rutland. has killed many trout and
suckers, and the caretaker and his help
y are removing the dead FISH as fast
Is they come TO the surface. 1t is
thought that this was caused by the
100 frequent use Of too strong So
ution. and health officer DR.. G. f. Ball
kinks the fault has now been remedied.
Tests show that the water above the
is stil contaminated. while
hat below is free from infection.
The officials Of the Rutland county fair
efuse to pay Stanley Y. Beach, the ex-
vert aviator. for bringing his monoplane
D the recent fair, because neither be
Tor his assistant made a fight. The
nan claimed he could not make his en-. |
'sHN Auus wv EVAtt VI tit 1911 RtHNfHA%
hink he did not intend to make a fight {
leach came 10 Rutland Saturday, when
- leaxsaad that bfs s.sas eo.sta sssss s~ass .
eet, but. on the advice OF several men, (
TT with his machine before il could
e attached. .Schmitt brothers of Rut
and made short ay the last day Of '
he fair. and received their money. 10
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Bertha Gold, a little Bennington girl, !
sas run into BY an automobile Tues
lay and severely, but not seriously, a
urt. The automobile was driven by :
r. Randall Of SALISBURY, to whom no
lame is attributed. The auto was :
eng at slow rate Of speed when the
hind attempted 10 cross tine street in
ront Of the machine, and the chauffeur
1ought his car TO standstill, strating
p again when she was far enough out b
I the way TO be out Of danger In
tead Of continuing across the road, the 3
mild turned and started back toward 7
be walk from whence she had come, :
hen she was struck by the mud guards
+ the machine, which knocked out some :
{ her teeth and cut her face, besides /,
ausing scalp wound and numerous 8
fstteps