The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22

10 retain the Rev. M. n O'Donnell, who
has been ordered 60 leave the Catholic
parish here and 70 20 Randolph.
DR. Horace s. Lamson, native Of
Innenhurg and for forty years the lead
ing surgeon and physician at Providence,
r. J., Il dead he attended Harvard
medical school, was once mustered into
service and is survived BY his wife and
one son, Henry A. Lamson,
Robert Dakin Of bennington, aged 10
years, was painfully hurt Tuesday, while
PLAYING with q 22-ealibre rife The bull
let struck the Aeshy part Of the thumb,
travelling up the arm and tearing tho
muscles badly. An N-ray examination
failed TO reveal the bullet.
People at Point Of Pines, Lake Bono.
seen saw a waterspout recently. The
whirlwind lifted two power boats about
six feet in the air aud crashed them
together. A towel was snatched from a
rowboat and hung on q telephone wire.
The disturbance came from q settled at
mosphere and quickly passed.
Since the Rutland railroad built the
extension Of It's line from Burlington to
Noyan Junction. Quebec, tourists have
discovered that the islands Of Lake
Champlain, South aud North Hero, af.
ford some Of the finest scenery found on
any island watering place in the East.
South Hero has a colony Of summer
campers and the number is fast grow.
ing,
Mrs Julette Boynton, one Of Man
chestera Oldest residents, observed her
g2d birthday anniversary July II. She
recalls the log cabin in Jamaica where
she was born, and Of moving to Man
chester when she was sixteen years old,
where she has lived ever since She
reads some without glasses and appar
emily hears "a well IS anyone.
L. A. Robbins Of Rutland had a mar
row escape from drowning in Lake
Champlain AZ Queen City park, near
Burlington. last Sunday lie jumped
from 4 spring board and struck his head
on the bottom Of the lake, being rendered
unconscious. Had Il not been for the
prompt action Of a companion, Robert
Pinney, he would certainly have lost his
life.
Rutland Is to have a Mardi Gras cele-
bration during the four days Of the
county fair in September. and ali streets
win Be decorated with bunting and col
ored lights in a way never attempted
before, Stores win be open every night
and there will be a concert each evening
An exhibition Of The FIRE department at
real fire, an automobile parade, fire.
works, etc. will be offered,
The United States fish department is
stocking Lake Champlain with salmon
Of the Columhia river variety, one Of the
best known Of fFeshwater FISH in the
country. A special FISH car has deposited
b the lake and small streams 10000 Of
these fish at Port Henry, Westport
Wnsboro and Port Kent. and another
car distributed 10000 on the Vermont
side. The fash takes The hook freely,
but puts up a game struggle.
The fnter-Ocean Shirt company Of Lin
colin, Ncb., has decided to locate its en-
tire plant IN Bellows Falls, instead Of
q branch A stock company
il being formed and 1856 young women
viii be set 10 work at once after the
erection Of a building, which viii be a
two-story structure with 10000 square
feet 81 floor space enough to employ 400
operatives The force is to be increased
to that number as early as possible,
4 trolley car ard taxicab collIded
Tuesday in Burlington, oamoIishing the
latter. When the collision occurred, ey.
cry spoke ia one Of the forward wheels
81 the taxieab was knocked ont and the
radiator was crushed beyouS repair Tho
machine had just been taken out Of
the repair shop for trial run, and the
driver was watching the action of the
car SO closely that he did not notice she
trolley. The driver was uninjured.
a committee Of nine conductors and
representing the crews who
man The cars Of the Rutland Railway,
Light B Power company, called on Cen
eral Manager George s. Haley recently
and asked for an increase in pay Of two
cents an nour This would make the
scale 20 cents an hour for new men and
22 cents for experienced men The com.
mittee was told that the matter wouid
be taken up with the directors OF the
company They did not make any
threats Of striking
A new map Of the city Of Rutland has
Just been completed by City Engineer A
9. Grover and published by the futile
company. The map rs three feet by
three feet and shows the location Of the
fire alarm boxes, mail deposit boxes, by
drants, churches, schools, hotels, business
blocks and other buildings 1t is a very
complete and disable diagram Of the
whole city. The last large map Of Rut
ladn was made 80 years ago, before the
as a city took place 1t
was published in 1859 in Beers, Ellis s.
Soule's atlas Of Rutland county. A com
parison Of the maps Of 1869 and 1910 is
very interesting, rs showing the many
in half century.
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