The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04


he is having a serious time.
b r. Mayo had two teeth knocked ont
and his face otherwise injured By a piece
OF wood which was broke of and struck
struck him in The face while performing
biz duties as night Waterman &c q u
& 7. o. Burts mill IN Stove.
Peter Douglass barn 10 Coventry was
burned to tie ground early Saturday
morning Mr. Douglass is very lame and
as he was coming down the ladder hg
fell, upsetting the lantern lie crawled
Tout Of the barn on his hands aud bic
little girl went aud turned ont what
stock she could. Two cows burned and
the hens.
Mack Taylor injured one hand severe
/ ~ last week while playing hockey 40
the skating rink in Rutland. The ten.
dons Of two fingers We're cut through by
the blade Of 4 skate. The tendons were
united BY an operation performed at the
Proctor hospital and as Is hoped he will
not lose the use q his fingers
james B. Porter, formerly Of Burling-
ton and a graduate Of the university
of Vermont, IL engaged ia engineering
work Of considerable magnitude IL con-
nectiOn with the new water system az
Springfield, Mass Mr Porter is fesl.
dent engineer az the Borden brook reser-
voir which will hold 2,5o0o00000 gallons
Of water
1t i the intention Of TIE Smith hosiery
mills Bennington, TO add q line Of silk
half hose % their product to be made
Of guaranteed pure silk They are man
uiaeturing hose of pure SIX with tho
exception 81 the top, whiea IS made 81
high grade mercerized yarn and which
will be sold at a much cheaper price
TRAN Che pure silk hose.
D. Z. Moody Of Pehcham met with
serious accident last week. having the
third finger u his right hand cut Oh and
the second finger badly laeerated lt
was done with q circular saw. A load
was being driven up and one stick was
pushed Mr Moody and he put ont IFS
hand To save himself and hit the saw
The establishment Of the News vend.
ing Machine company in So Johnsbury
Is practically assured last week one
81 The machines was demonstrated there
and The sales 1t made were fox ahead
Isl any other means employed 50 many
ST. lohnsbpry people have taken stock
il the corporation that there Is little
doubt but that the company viii set
III there
Aimon Whecloek, brakeman on the
ST. u & Il. C. was badly injured last
week near The fair grounds In 40 Johns
bury Mr. Wheeloek slipped On al cy
ear and fal 10 the ground He sustained
compound fracture of the right leg
above the knee and other injuries He
was taken 70 Bfiehtlook hospital ii &
critical condition 1t Is thought that lie
viii recover
John Nash Of burlington celebrated
his 92d birthday anniversary February
q lie Is h good health physically and
his mental faculties are remarkable. his
memory being very clear IN relating incl
dents Of his early life He has resided
ia Burlington 65 years coming there
from St Johns, 81 B by tagc, before
the railroad was built IA good weather
BE enjoys walk daily
Mrs Christina Bailey lady about
10 years of age ana living alone at
Bend, met with serious ao-
eident on Wednesday, Jan 28th Mrs
Bailey went to the shed u get some
wood and the pile being about nine feet
high, she stood upon q step ladder to
reach the wood when the whole pile
fell towards her She fell To the floor
ard the wood falling upon her cut and
buised her face and hands badlv and
one arm was fractured at the elbow
joint.
Temple Brothers Of Rutland have
bought the granite and marble works
belonging 10 the Il W. Go0del estate
III Burlington They viii immediatelp
reopen tina shops, which have been closed
since The death Of 3lr. Goodell, and win |
conduct the business Under the name of /
NQnOel1 afaiDlN NAd RfHHitt f0NsNANNs /
Some new machinery viii he installed in /
the plant and probably about 20 men
gwen employment. Temple Brothers
viii finish practically ali their granite
work al the Goodell plant. their Mont
pelier branch, where this class Of work /
was formerly done, having been closed |
some months ago. ] II Trail, formerly |
a foreman. Is managing the Burlington I
plant temporarily
Wont Need a Crutch.