The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-04

one leg badly damned recently ~ saw
mill at Westminster.
Raymond pinney Of Andover fell from
slrd Inst week Monday onto cro@cut
saw and was badly cut on bis head
and legs.
David Mills Of Brandon fell from a
load Of hay recently, breaking his arm
between the wrist aud elbow and aislo-
eating bis shoulder
Mrs. Leroy Woodward Of IAndgrove
was badly burned on one hand few
days ago, while attempting to move
some hot sugar on the stove.
The dwelling house Of A. r. Stark of
Jamaica was burned TO the ground
Thursday, with loss Of $3.50. covered
lhy insurance The fire started from q
defective chimney.
Miss Minnie Minogue Of Fair Haven,
who has been away visiting. fell on an
lev sidewalk ia Troy, n. NJ, a short time
ago and broke one knee cap, She was
taken 70 hospital.
The farmhouse occupied By Willard
Dean. near the Buchanan saw.mil On
Windsor. was burned last week with
I loss Of 81 500. insured for 81 600 The
household goods were saved
Dnmmerston win dedicate IFS new
town hall January a. The freshet ~
q 1870
building occupied at that time By the
grange, and since then It has had no
permanent home
One mail carrier ID Brattlehoro said
he carried 1863 post cards on one trip
AZ Christmas time and the other ear
riers were equally loaded with them.
Dealers said they never had such enor-
nous sales Of them.
The year.old daughter 81 Mrs
Mark Parsons 81 Readsbofo got The
metal top Of a perfnmery bottle up bier
nose q few days ago. After considerable
suffering, an operation wat performed
and the substance removed
TT r. Ingalls, Of Heath has recently
truck vein IF copper -four feet vide
on biz property in Rowe tAat De puT-
chased last summer ~ William Carpen.
ter Mr. ingalls, intends to put IN ma.
chinery ID the spring and work the mine.
John A. anderson Of West Rutland,
machine runner in one Of che Vermont
Marble company'a quanies. Il or duty
with an injured eye which was burned
BY escaping steam from the steam pipe
which furnished power for his machine
Mr.. and Mrs Napoleon LaFranca 81
Bristol observed Thursday their golden
wedding anniversary They have seen
nearly us Vermont winters ard ARE en-
ieyine excellent health All their chill
dren were with them for the eelebra
ton.
Mrs. r \. Moody 81 Island Pond fen
on the Tee December ls Sic Was In
considerable pain but vent about her
work as asual fpr nearly week when
physician was called who found That
The end Of hef spine had beer fractured
and she viii Be confined 70 the bed for
some time.
Ninety six children were entertained
ChTistmas day Al Speedwell Farms,
Lyndon. the home 81 MIR. and Mrs.
Theodore n Vail There was music.
tree. with gifts for each child. and re
treatments were served The children
were entertained with fairy stories and
each had some candy to take home
United States Marshal Horace w.
Bailey seized 1850 pounds 81 wool last
week at the storehouse Of " A Ricker
in ST. Johnshnfy The wool had been
struggled into this country, but was
purchased hY Mr. Kicker ii good faith.
The shipment was detected at Newport
and traced ~ the ST. Iohnsbury pnr
chaser
Rev. Walter r. Curtis has been ap-
pointed g carry the mail 81 one Of the
r. n p routes II Clarendoa, IS sub
stitute for the regular carrier Roy X
Pratt. wha had his left hand and thumb \
badly bruised and iaoerated while saw
ing wood vita q gasoline engine. slipping
and touching the saw as be fell The
wound is painful, but not dangerous
Plans are under way for The install 4
latipn 0f three additional units III th0
power station 81 the Connecticut River
Power company il Vernon The Eve
units now IN use have 9 capacity Of l5, /
600 horse power SO that the capacity
Of the eight viii be 2400a. The cost
Sl50.000. and the work viii take about
Sl5O,000. and the work vii take about
six months.
Charges have been made BY the
wealthy First Church Of Christ, Scientist
in Buffalo. n II, that Mrs Anna C +
Leavitt, fira3 reader IS controlling Il and !
that she IS disregardinR the mandates
Of the mother church ia Boston, having (
recently expelled 75 members because .
they disagreed with her a temporary
injunction has been set aside. restNin. 4
ing her from expelline any more mem
bers. She has summer home in West
Brattlebore.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph f3atterHela Of
Brattleboro celebrated The Goth ami
yersary Of their marriage sunday Mr.
Butterfeld Is So years Of age and his
wife three years Younger. They have
spont practically their whole life In
Vermont and Mr. Butteraeld, In his
Younger DAYS was considered one % the
hest breeders and breakers Of oxen IN
Windsor county He was 4 member u
Co. G, Of the 18th Vermont and partlci-
nafnd in tie hnmhardmenE 81 Woke.