The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10

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Episcopal church in Brandon 70 be.
come rector Of the seamans church and
institute IN New York City
Joseph Williams was struck IN thg
face Saturday 81 a granite shop ia Jef-
lcao BIZ portion Of the machinery
(which he was adjusting An ugly cash
requiring several stitches, Was cut IN
his nose
Former Senator John W Stewart and
/ daughter Mrs lesaca Sylvester. OF
I Aiiddlebury, former Governor j. o. Bic.
+ Cullopgh Of Bennington. Mrs Mc.
Cnloueh aud daughter. sailed
Saturday from New York ior
Naples and win spend several weeks on
the continet
Rev james P, Harper. who has been
pastor Of the Congregational church
az North Bennington for nearly five
years. will preach his farewell sermon
next Sunday aud will soon after leave
for Wilton. Mass. where be has accept
ed call extended BY the First Congie.
lgational church.
The ladies' aid Of West Newbnry ded.
icated last week their ban, which cost
$500 ard WAS free from debt There
was no building ga the place where pub
nc gatherings could be held except 81
I the church and the new hall viii be
q great help @ the village A friend
Of the enterprise contributed the lum.
Der.
Clarence, tie Young son Of G. N.
jackson ST Milton. Is undergoing treat
mnnt lof q long standing injury which.
with attending complications. "a likely
Is cause Dis death The boy was thrown
from held roller and badly injured
he was treated for many weeks in
a hospital nnd taken home much inn
proved ie subsequently became worse.
however, when complications set Ia.
Richard, the l2.year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs Richard NauoWbone Of Mid
dlehury narrowly escaped drowning
Monday when BE fell over high EN-
hankment into Otter creek His cries
attracted the attention of Guard Dim
can. who rescued the boy with the aid
of q pole rae boy was standing on the
BUTTON Of The stream at che time. bot
the current was very swift and be WIS
rapidly becoming nnmbed
Mrs Mary J Fish, mother Of Freder
jos Fish chairman Of the state board
81 education, died recently az Taunton
Mass at the age Of seventy-seven YEAR
She was i native of Newbury ana Went
TO Taunton wien 4 Young w0mBn and
married Captain Frederick IL Fish She
+ survived IS four sons, Frederick y
Fists Nathaniel j W. Fish. q former
mayor and chief % police Of Taunton
Charles Fish and Walter Fish.
TIE Congregational church il Spring
field has extended s unanimous cali 30
Rev Raymond "A Beardslee 81 Hart
ford Conn SIR Beardslee was grad.
uated from the Hartford theological
seminary FL 1907 aud has been tak
ing q post graduate course supplying
pulpits end teaching al evening seanol
three nights g week since his gradua
ton lie was born ia Colorado Tho
church has been without a pst0r since
the resignation 81 Rev john II. Nor
ley, D p, last October
Under the caption Inventions that
INSIDE Fortunes Il current maya
zine mention IS made 81 the work 81
Charles Ezra Scribner. one Of
the most prolific inventors 81 telephone
who has q summer home Il
BARRIERS IN Jericho Jp 10 1905 MI
scrlbner had filed application for 525
patents mostly in electrical science, 1896
of which nad been allowed The mnl
tiple switchboard IS the product Of bis
brain He he's made several fortunes
and bis salary and royalties amount "a
the aggregate to sum n excess Of the
salary paid She president Of the United
States.
The Vernon post8llice was diseontin.
ued March Is no person having applied
for the position 81 postmaster at eth
er time when an examination was TO
have been given. The compensation OF
the position il not commensurate with
The responsibility The town will have
rural delivery soon from West North
field, Mass. The Vernon postoiiice was
in 1890, and the whole
amount al postage for the first quarter
IN 1921 was only S2.02la There was
only one mail week for several years
being brought from Brattleboro Later.
when stage route was established,
the postage began to increase
The management Of the Snowflake
corn canning factory in Brattleboro has
been making arrangements for the crop
the coming season Already about 400 I
acres 81 corn have been contracted for I
and this win lie about as much as the |
eannery can handle well I
The farmers were wen satisfied with (
their returns last year, and it WIS easy
10 secure the desired acreage for the
coming season last year the cannery
oaid Sl6 ton for the corn delivered at /
-he cannory. an advance 81 81 ton
,ver former years This price was kept
h force this year Last year the corn
irop Turned out far better than was
expected and the farmers received more
III acre for their corn than they ever
rad received before They are looking
Forward to another prosperous season.
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