The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-15

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being replaced By granite.
I a small are IN the lumber mill Of l. q
=. r Benson n Woodstock March I'D
brought ont the hose company but the
fire was sub1ued before 70 arrived. The
mill IS used for the manufacture Of all
kinds Of lumber and house finishing ma
terials. window sash, etc.
While experimenting the placing Of n
boiler at lhe Robin Hood factory in
SWanton last week Monday e M prou-
Is had O painful accident. when the
plank on which he was standing broke,
and the broken part, weighed with brick,
pressed bis leg against the side Of the
wall and badly bruised IT,
There is some danger that the SO A..
bans Street Railway eompany's dock at
the bay may be more on less damaged
this spring by ice. Tile Zee IS nSw
crowded over the old kerosene dock"
Il Is feared that the drifting Toe may be-
crowded against The railroad dock and
cut out some Of the piers, az has hap
pened IN former years
A contractor 81 Rutland has begun
work in changing the beliries OF ST
Paul Swedish Lutheran church and the
Swedish Congregational chapel On Pow
ers mll and The Greek Catholic church
below Patch hil, for the purpose Of get
ting them ready for the hanging Of the
bells which former Governor II. ID. Proc.
tor has presented to each Of these
churches.
Feeling himself to be an unsafe char.
aeter 70 be az large. Daniel Rich of War.
rem gave himself into the custody Of Con.
stable i n Donahue Of North6eld last
Thursday. TIE will Be committed 70 the
Waterbury asylum for treatment. Rich
was of the opinion that be might 40
himself and others injury. although be
was unable TO explain tic reason Tor
bis fears He lives on q rented farm and
has q wife and seven children
While ferreting out a gang Of freight
car robbers 40 Believe Fails one night
last week Rutland Railroad Policeman
j w Britline had an exciting bat blood
less pistol duel He was close On the
trail of the thieves when an approach
ing passenger locomotive threw its head
light upon him With this advantage
the gang opened fire, the officer returning
shot for shot. Under cover Of darkness.
his assailants made their escape
W. T. Flanders. formerly Of Rutland
now president and general manager of
the +. N. F. Automobile company Of De
troit Mich. u 70 retain his position un
der the new owners Of the concern. j. ?. F,
Morgan & Co. at salary 81 $4,000 per
year. He received for Ms holdings N TIE
company s850000 and retained a small
block 81 stock Mr. FLINDERS a one ~
81 the + 81 r company AMI {
one Of The best known automobile men
in the country.
serious accident occurred al the I
slate mill If DuFiek Keenan, & Flanagan (
II Fair Haven Thursday, when corner
Of the second floor gave way from being I
with lumber Ambrose and 4
William Keenan,, employed underneath (
were saved from death only by their
quick action, and az II was the former
bad bis right leg broken and received
bad emit over one eye while the latter
vas slightly injured u the beck TIE
and mills we're repaired. %
hat work was resumed there Satnr
lay
Mr. and Mrs Asher Badger observed
.he 55th anniversary Of their marriage
sunday az their home n 81 JohHsbury
Fhey were married IN ST. Johnsbury Cen
er March is, 1855, and since then. until
September 1908 when thew went to live
With s daughter. they made their home
n Danvillei on the farm where Mrs
Badger was born and had always lived
" Badger was born b Burke Ia August Z
s33, and spent bis whole life ia farming I
ntil abopt three years ago, he broke
me hap, which ncapactated him for
hat kind Of work Mrs Badger Miss
sucy Whitcheri wa born March %.
$40 Mr.. and Alrs. Badger have four
hildren living