The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-15
MONTPELIER.
Shady Kill Creamery Is To Resume
Operations

Shady Rin Creamery Is To Resume
Operations
The creamery at Shady Rill ia Mid.
dlesex, which has been closed for sew.
oral years, Is 20 be reopened April I
III. G Tumhull Of Orleans has bought
The buildings and win install new mn
ebinery. while Herbert Bridge viii op.
crate the plant The creamery was first
run as a cooperative conceru aud later
was bought hy a Newport concern and
run ia connection with other creamerics.
/ This plan WAS unsuccessful and the ma
cdnery was AZ last sold % pay the bill.
+ The outlook Is good for 4 prosperous
business, with Nh Turnbull IS owner.
\ liz bought against the advice 81 farm.
efs. who had seen how the business
came ont before, bat Mr.. Tnrnball feels
snre b. can make It successinl.
Montpelier high school won from
Northdeld high last night in fast
game Of basket BAH. On the latter
/ floor by the score OF 32 20 20
" ". Jewett had one thumb cut OF
At the first joint last week while saw
ing a board His thumb, in some way.
got caught On the circular saw and be-
fore be knew g bis thumb was ampu-
tatcd.
Fred Andus, superintendent 81 the
Montpelier and Barre Traction and
Power company, with Mrs Adams 81
- spend sewers weeks n Gle South and
on the coast for the benefit oi the lat.
fefs health
y II Galleher. has gone to Spring.
field Mass. where be win Join bis broth
81 and they will take together i L.
day trip through the South and may 90
70 Cuba Cashier William Cauiean viii
be 30 charge OF the freight Office Of
the Central Vermont during bis abs
seuce
Vera May, the infant daughter Of Sir.
and Alrs Charles Leonard Of West Her.
liH WAS found dead in bed Sunday
morning The child had been III two
of three days. but was considered bet
tef the night before The funeral was
beld this afternoon. Rev Il G. 4 Sic.
kenzie oticiating,
rhe annual meeting 81 the Vermont
club was held last night at the Union
school Building and The following of
heefs were elected President William
Iees vice.pre4ident Raymond Sargent
secretary Annie Merard. treasurer Mar
tin Tcia The club has bee Inc exist
cnee siN wears having baen founded b
Fred + Brownscomhe. ard the past
year has been one Of its NEST success
full ones
Work is progressing well On the IN.
stallation Of the new heating and ven
tilatine apparatus at the State House /
Twenty-Five men are employed on the
job and they are now excayatine for the /
ducts, which viii lead the pipes 70 the
main building and the wings There /
VIII be three ducts each IS to be lined /
with concrete and through these the +
galvanized iron dues will run The
work 81 digging Tie cellar for the pow
er house has been held up until the ledge
and Senate chambers viii soon he corn
menced and they have been dismantled +
ready FOR the workmen To begin AMI
Old flue leading t. the House of Repre-
sentatiTes was found. which can be used
instead Of putting in . new one and
from that FIVE hues will distribute the
warm air Through the House. and from
4 similar one on The opposite side Of
the chamber, five more viii issue, max
ing ten radiators ia all
Local consumers are having a hard
time getting sufficient soft coal to carry
on their business. One Of the heaviest Il
users is the Consolidated Lighting com
pany, which has been unable to get I
That which ii ordered some time ago I
The Consolidated and Vermont electric
have had great demand on
their services since The stone sheds ri
sumed work and although the 5000 4
horsepower provided IN usually suf
sient, the water plants are being work
"a to their full capacity and the steam
plants have been called into use to pro
vide for the deficiency The scarcity
d soft coal seems 60 be due To the
,ailroad companies Selling whatever
passes over their lines because Of threat
sned labor troubles on the railroads
Manager Davidson Of the Consolidated
lighting company yesterday received
he promise Of 100 tons immediate
II.