The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-20
About the State

Henry Mausert Of Stamford was sa-
ycrely bruised and had two ribs broken
when heavy siud, which he was put.
ting away lor the summer, fell upol
him.
Darlington farmers report that the
strawberry crop will be only two thirds
as large this season as n normal years.
This IS accounted ior BIZ the late frosts
II June. which affected most Of The vines.
Some OF the fruit had matured So much,
however that it was not injured
John b Putnam Of Bellows Falls, whs
was graduated from New York uniyei-
sity on June 3, was awarded the Sher-
borne Vernon Dameral prize This award
of $50 was given TO the student Of the
graduating class who II tie Judgment
Of the faculty had rendered the best
prvice to lis college.
A rather unusual order has just been
dlkd by the Cahse House furnishing
company Of Rutland. being nine pounds
of stove fixtures to 70 to jerusalem
Asia Minor The fixtures are for on
Andes range sold by the local firm about
10 years ago The express rate from
Rutland % Jerusalem Is sl.75 per pound.
The FIRST time, so far a. Il known,
that stovaine has been used ia treating
victim Of railway accident was June
10, wnen the physicians who anputated
the leg Of Peter + Daigle 81 LyndonYlle
used il in the operation, which was per
formed at the ST. Johnsbury hospital.
Mr. Daigle was run over BY q train At
Wells River
Miss Mabel Delano, teacher in the
academy at shoreham. narrowly escaped
fatal injuries Wednesday night, when
her clothing caught fire. While lighting
lamp on retiring a particle Of sui
phur fell upon her apron, flames blazing
up quickly and catching her waiA ana
hair. she wrapped d rug about herself
and called for help, the flames being ex
tnWished with blankets. Part of her
clothing was consumed and one arm and
side were badly blistered.
Expectations that the heavy rains
this spring would an the enlarged Ghitf
sender reservoir Of she Rutland Railway
Light and Power company to its new
capacity Of l.000000,00Q cubic feet 0i
water have not been realized. The stof.
age water has not been greatly increased
above the amount in former wears and
stands now about four feet below the
height 81 the cid spill way. flooding $50
acres. III the reservoir fills I'D il VIII
food 1000 aeree.
Sunday, June II, storehouse and barn
IN Believe Fails belonging tofhe Robert.
son Paper company were destroyed budre
with a resulting loss Of several thous
and dollars, which iF largely covered
BY insurance The storehouse was used
for the storage Of talo pup and other
materials for use IN the paper plant
Two horses, which were il the harm,
were saved. II was only By i.he snost
strenuous work that the plant 81 the
Boston Dairy company was protected
from the flames
What proved to be fatal accident
happened June 8. in ReaAsboro when,
as Arthur Smith was returning 70 his
home from neighbor's. a rifle. which BE
was carrying, discharged as he was get
ting through some bars The bullet,
which was 9R-cahhfe. passed through
botA walls Of bis stomach. BY walk
ing and cnwling the young man sue
eeeaod in reaching the yard at The place
where yrs working when the family
hearing HE means, came 70 his assist
ance. PeFitonitis set IN Immediately
and his death occurred within thirty
hours after the accident.