The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20

David Hazen Of White River Junction
an aged man, was seriously injured Fri.
1 day A horse that he was driving took
fright and ran into mg driven BIZ a
woman. Mr. Hayen was thrown violent.
" to tue road and was badly injured
about Che bead.
IN digging away the ruins Of the Amer
lean house, Burlington, Saturday. guam.
tity OF money in half dollars and quar-.
tefs was unearthed. These were kept by
the workmen and at times it was din.
emit 70 keep them shoyeling, as they pre-
ferred 60 sort over the dirt.
George W Adams. who left Fowler for
kansas over a year ago, has wired from
Memphis, Tenn, 20 The secretary Of the
American Order 81 Foresters az Pittsford
for $50 to pay his expenses back to
Vermont He states that tie has been
robbed Of money. ticket and an else Of
value that he carried.
While attempting TO save boat from
going over the Nernoa.liinsdale dam rel
GENTLY I "A Baker, an employe, who was
working on the fashboafds 81 Che dam,
got the wire rope, with which the boat
was being handled, under hts little finger
and that member was instantly torn
from his hand.
a new dormitory for Troy Conference
academy Is made possible through the
conditional gift ~ $4,000 BIZ II. Al.
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buttons To the Institution heretofore. Afr.
Moses stipulaies Thar an additional $780,.
600 be raised 70 make bis gift avail
able.
The Leavens Memorial Home for
Nurses of the Passaie general hospital
la three.story brick building erected in
Passaic. g. J.. III memory Of the late
Rev Dr.. pmlo French leavens, for many
years pastor of the First Presbyterian
church III that city was dedicated res
Gently. Doctor Leavens was a native Of
Tie town 81 Rerkshife and a brother Of
Col. l.. G. leayen o. Ricbford.
Rev James n. Seafer. pastor 81 tile
Rachel Methodist church i9 Winasor for
the past two years, has wieidtawn
from the Vermont conference in order
that he may Join The New Hampshire
conference and BE nearer Boston uniyer
sity where he desires Go complete his
Theological studies re has accepted an
appointment a Bro0kiine and viii begin
hts duties there next sunday
The water in the white quarry on
blanchard avenue n Rutland, owned by
the Vermont Marble company has been
pumped out. and the bottom Of the pit.
which has not been seen for over u
wears. Is now in view q new foundation
has heen laid for one Of the large and
latest holsters new derrick and boom
have been erected, and the work Of clean.
ing the dirt from the quarry viii begiii
at once.
As a result Of The burning Of the conn
ty buildings at Hyde Park Sunday. < is
probable that az attempt viii be made
70 transfer the county seat Ia Norris
vile THE largest village ~ Lamoille com
tv There has been a desire for 4 long
time 10 attempt such q change and the
present r. looked upon as an opportunp
tune. a not fight is expected Lfgisia
iiKe authority must lie secured before the
county buildings can BE- rebuilt
AbiaI Chenes Of Concord now II his
0lst year claims Is be the oldest Civil
war veteran "a New England He re
Gently moved to Concord tfam Hooksett
N III where X conducted 3 hen farm.
Governor Goodel Of New Hampshife was
th only man il that state 20 volunteer
before NE, Cheney WHO enlisted for three
months I'll April. 1851 After the ex.
pimfion 81 this term he eama to Vermont
and enlisted with tie First Vermont
artillery his total service in the war
amounting to ESQ days. He Il still
AN active man and yields buck saw
with considerable vigor. He has been
married -four times.
NJ. P. Merrill. an attache Of the gov
eminent fish hatchery al ST. Johnsbnry
has been II North ChitfandeH and Fowler
recently in the interests Of the fish cul.
tlre stations st both places AT The
North Chttenden hatchery, a new build