The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
About the State

n About the State
/ After service Of 80 years. y. A.
Irish hna resigned a. station agent at
Enosburg Falls.
Allen Clerkin Of Burlington had his
4 right hand seriously hurt. two fingers be
I ing broken and the middle Of bis hand
maneled and Bis right ZEE badly burt at
che car barn by The immature falling On
him Friday
Dr Henry b Tlolton secretary 81
the state board Of health rounded ont
so years 81 actiye medical practice
March 2. For the past IA yeara Be-
has been secretary Of the state board
Of health He has now relinquished biz
active practiee.
Sixty boys. 30 Of whom were from
burlington, attended q reunion oi The
boys y. NJ. G. A. summer camp Il
North Hero Ia Burlington Friday night.
( Eleven were from Montpelier and els
/ from SO. Adams. Others coming from
Richlord and Sc lohusbury.
Reuben Ranger. who once Represented
Mendon III The state legislature anal who
was one Of the best known farmers and
retired lumber men N that vicinity died
Sunday oi an absQess on the kidneys
TT Was about 10 years 81 age ana had
lived for nearly 20 years iu the house
where Ne died
Rev =. Augustus Carter for the last
five years pastor Of the Mt. Zion hap
fist church in Knoxville Tenn. has been
appointed chaplain d the 10Th cavalry
at Fort Ethan Allen Mr. Carter Is a
colored man and received bis education
az Tuskeecf normal and industrial ln
stitule, At Selma university and ct Fif-
ginia Union university
AS Carl Frederick, a man employed
by Paul James. was crossing The railroad
track above r. j Browns Ia swanton
last week Tuesday, on his way fram The
saw-mill with Q load Of lumhsr loose
rail caught IN the sled runner, stopping
the team and throwing aim Oh 80.
Fredsricks sustained a cut about three
inches long above one temple but was
otherwise unhurt.
Mayo Putnam Ct Morisviile was SER
ously hurt Thursday as the result Of a
wheel coming OF from che delivery wagon
Of n. A. slayton that he was driving Z
As Mr. Putnam was coming ont 81 tie I
driveway al The home 81 Mr. slayton, the 1
wheel dropped OF throwing Mr. Putnam 4
across tie side Of the wagon 10 the
Ground The horse ran a few rods and I
stopped The condition Of Mr. Putnam /
e aerious.
Captain Perry Of Juniper island made
ais farewell trip 20 Burlington on tie /
Ice Saturday. iIe skabed over Ia what I
he considers the usual time. whieh
50 minutes lie reported the ICE soft 4
and said that he would not Try 81 again
He will be isolated on the island now
until the Ia eocs out 70 that the trip 4
can be made in a boat The government 4
supplies the light house keepers with 4
a medicine chest and book Of instrue
tons which they are 10 nae ia ease AZ
sickness when a physician cannot Be
obtained
A reliable report states that The Quak
er Oats company 81 Chicago has undsr
favorable consideration q plan to build
large factory Richf0rd ion the maui.
fsrture 81 rs different products 4 sits
for the factory has been viewed end APP
proved and q favorable determination az
the plan awaita n the plan mRtufes
power lsf he new plant VIII be furnished
from Stevens Mills. G. 81 and s. r.
noneht. owners 81 the water right at
that place viii y improve their water
power ~ 70 be able 10 furnish up to
ooo horse power by electrical trans
mission.
T. A. Wilson has received call
from the Congregational church ii
Hardwick to the passionate Of The First
church Of Helena tie
capital and largest city Of Montana
Helena Is city 81 $4,000 II habtants
and "a ono 0f the most entefpr.sinQ
If that rapidly growing
state In spite Of tho Fact that the
members 81 big church are urging him
strongly to remain, MI. Wilson has prae
ticaliy decided b embrace this 0ppor
tunitv for 4 more extended field or Ia
nuenee and will consequently leave for
Montana early n April Sir Wilson
bad previously planned TO ~ abroad this
spring. bat biz acceptance Of the pas
torate IL Helena neeessitates q post
p0nement Of bis trip.