The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08

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Seymour wilkins came near being
buried alive ia Bennington last week by
O gravel cave.in. lie was buried up
TO bis chin but help was nearby and
he was soou rescued.
a. W. Fuge bad the middle finger Of
bis right hand caught between the stone
/ and board, while setting marker
10 the cemetery AT Morrsville recently.
The heshy part Of the finger was pulled
of.
While at work in the boiler room
of the American Wooden Co.'S min in
Ninooski Wednesday, William ODay
was scalded By steam escaping from
broken pipe. lie was burned on the
bands and about the face.
Until THE year, Bratileboro has had
no public display Of fireworks for 10
years, and the sum Of $50, which was
left over from the fund raised AZ that
time had increased to about $50. which
was contributed towards this years
celebration.
Miss Margaret Chestnut Of Hyde Park.
the court stenogiapher well known
throughout the state. was married july
2 at Quebec to Addison b. Buell. Of Bur
liugton. The event took place immedi.
lately upon the rcturn Of The bride from
. years absence abroad.
Rose King, the small deaf and dumb
girl who became lost Monday at Ethan /
Allen park In Burlington, was found
Wednesday al the home Of Mrs. Green +
at 80 Park place. Mrs. Green met the /
girl IN the park and as she appeared /
heightened she took her home.
Max Trundell and BIS sister, Mrs. WI
'd Gibbs Of Burlington have received /
word that their mother was among
those injured in the explosion OF boil /
LEI in a laundry IN Laconia, N. II. One
person was killed and Mrs. Tn1ndeI I
was cut about the head By flying bite
ot wood
Mrs. Jennie steans Of Stowe had a
peculiar and very painful accident ra-
GENTLY Mrs Stearns was running her
sewing machine and IN some Way ran
the needle through one Of her fingers
She waa alone and unable TO extrieate
herself until help was attracted by her
cries.
When the oldest son Of w. S. Brush
Of Fairfax went after the cows the
other night he met a strange bull IN
the pasture. The animal charged and
threw the boy high n the air twice
When he came down the second time be
fell behind a log and while the en
Taged beast was hunting for him tbs
lad erawled through fence TO safety.
He was badly bruised and bis clothes
were almost torn Of but no serious in.
Jury was sustained.
l.eQrea Cain reefiYea rainfiil tnrps
I through tho aesIdsnaai ~es tiaR uffe -
a cover which be was making for lis
motor boat IN his barn In Brattleboro
The cover was soaked with infammabe
materials and when be inspected it Il
with lantern Il caught fire and blazed
up furiously. The flames ran up in
Str. Cain's face and he was SO badly
burned that he has not been at work
since.
Mrs. Kitty Clune Jones, wife Of Guy
tones AZ BTaftleboTo. has brought suit
against Mr.. Jones parents. Mr. and Mrs.
carlos X. Jones Tor $1,000 for alleged
alienation OF affections OF her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones we're placed under
nrrest hut were released on bail. The
writ sets mp that the plaintiff was mar
ried to Guy Jones Nov I, 1905, ana that
4 son was born to Them that the &C.
PENDANTS have wrongfully, wickedly and
aninstly advised her husband TO leave
her and that by artful means they have
corrupted his mind and destroyed lds at. /
lection for her TIE writ is returnable
At the September term Of the county
court.
A series Of has relief reproductions
81 highly realistic character modelled
n a ciav bank in Brattleboro caused much I
wonder last week The figures Of a +
lion. i reproduction Of head of Presi- /
dent Taft OF reclining person and /
other characters. were worked ont with
4 faithfulncss to detail which denoted /
III artist 81 much ability The clay
modelling wac done by August G1En
finger 81 the Estey Organ company |
force. Mr. Gunzinger is painter whose
work has been received with favor n
several large cities in this country |
land abroad. He did some excellent work
Iinstructing q group Of young men in the
rudiments Of drawing, painting and
sculpture the past winter.
1
A large boulder that has recently
come down the mountain side attracts
much attention from visitors to Snug
lpIers' Notch in Stowe. The rock stands
about 25 feet above the ground in which
Iit Is partly buried and is about 70 hY
lla feet In its other dimensions Not
more chan two 81 the boulders that
are strewn over the valley of the Notch
strrpass Ii in size. The place where 1t
left its bed may been seen some 2004
! feet above on the Mansfield side It's
/ path. about rod in width, Is swept
clean Of vegetation, and when it Crossed
4 tie road near the height Of land was
about IN feet deep. Seven Of eight
/ smaller bouldors we're dislodged Ia ITS
/ fall Two Of them crossed the road, one
of them making clean jump over It.
The road has been repaired BY the town
of Cambridge.
The state board of health is making
Ian inspection Of the various summer rer
4 snr4s thrnnqhout. the state In order to