The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
About the State

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George Knapp Of Newfane last week
found q thick shelled hcns egg that
weighed less than one-fourth OF an ounce
Rev James d Perry Of putney was
badly cut about the head when his horse
became frightened recently at ga auto.
mobile and backed over a bank.
When the horse being driven BY Miss
Kate Mackenzie of Shelburne was badly
frightened Sunday BY an automobile,
Miss Mackenzie jumped, and in so doing
broke one ankle.
As A. J. Lamb was planting potatoes
recently IN Binghamville, he found an
Indian arrow head In good state o.
preservation Such finds, which were
once numerous in that vicinity, are now
extremely rare,
Rev A, NJ Blaekford has resigned As
pastor Of The Universalist church IN vii.
mington and will 90 10 Machias Me-
Rev Flint NJ. Bissell Of Springfield,
Mass. Will begin as pastor OF the Will
mingtou church June l.
Charles J. Mead Of West Rutland had
the thumb Of his left hand badly cut at
the Howe scale plant at Rutland satur-
day. while using an emery wheel, the
wound being lengthwfse Of the thumb
and going clear to the bone, splitting
The nail
William Riley, who was injured while
helping rerail the freight train which
went of the track near East Berkshire
Sunday afternoon, was a section man on
the road. One Of his legs WAS broken
in two places by the springing Of
mil which was being uncoupled.
r. Z Kinesland has on exhibition in
one Of his store windows IN Vereennes
d wooden canteen that was found NAV
hy e. Fl Woodward under the bank az
Otter creek on the Amos T. Needham
farm In West Ferrishurg. The canteen
is in q perfect state Of preservation and
bears on one side the Roman numerals
xyiiix.
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4, 1nafies We young son q Mf. and ATS.
0llFeI avery o. Nest hasiaha' Dag
narrow eseape ii0lh aeath ~ browning
9atufda9. ne 0oF' "A,ie playing ABOUT
ihe yaIat backed INTO l9.foot wei and,
mad II not been Tor g number q men
near BY who were at work on the cleo.
trio railroad and who promptly came
e his assistance, the little teiioW would
pc scarlet feFef conditions N Rat'
ana' Nhleh nave been growing worse Tor
some WEEKS nave now reached 2 serious
siege There are about y cases II the
city seven pelng ~ one family When
Inc iirst cases q rs present run Of scar
let sever n hutland developed, the dis-
ease was rather hghi but later eases
nave heeh more severe There have been
Two deaths from the disease.
"a oulldlng owned hy Matthew Howard
q hrattieooro. on the blum opposite Dew
Drop nm e SpoHerd lake, was burned
early saturday afternoon i had been
used severed years e combined cottage
nfefy business curing the summer
months Iie was getting the premises IN
condition ton opening and q noon built
IRE IN the stove 50 as 70 warm his
alnnen a httle later while painting ont
sde, ne was slsslled ~ lgdmg ne tn.
teflor 2 mass N ilames. There was but
attle opportunity e save any q tae con
tents ana the building was soon IN runs
The loss was about 81 300.
Wliiam + hraaley the meeAanielan
Who was killed u the 2%-hour automo
bile race a. bnghton beach Nay q
When 2 Marion CAT driven nE Wllllam
Anderson, Was overturned, formerly itYea
u Bellows Fails. lie Was 9 foreman u
the Caseln plant Previously ne had
been student n Vermont academy his
wife was Ethel Essex ~ London Eng
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