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

Mr. and Mrs Franklin Bell celebrated
the fifty-third anniversary 81 their mar.
riage March "a, by having family re-
union at their nome il Lunenhurg.
Jack Harler died Sunday at his home
Hin Fairfax Of old age, being over 90
years old We was veteran Of the
Civil war and had no relatives
Charles Mallov Of Sudbury has been
exhibiting two pickorei which ho shot
tat lake Hortonia The largest one
weighted 20 pounds and was AZ inches
long, the other weighed 10 pounds
I James English had the misfortune 10
cut his foot badly while splitting wood
recently in Salisbury lie nearly se-
yered Tive bone on Ills large toe from the
foot which disables him TO quite an
extent
/ 3. G. Kendall and w. @ Noble Of
iEnosburg Fails each furnished 400 two
ounce cakes Of sugar for the annual
sugarlng-oH Of the Vermont association
Of Boston last night one Of which was
to be given 10 each banqueter
Charles Roby, who had one hand IN.
ljured AZ the burning Of the parish house
lat ST. Pauls church ia Burlington, is
suffering from blood poisoning il the in
/ iured member and wiz be Obliged TO
have At least one finger amputated.
arba ,,,,t.,f s,,,.a .i,s., ~ - AZ. ".
/ mont association of Meriden, Conn,
wil be held Monday evening The new
us organized Maine association viii be-
their guests James s. Farnsworth Is
chairman Of the committee having the
matter in charge
While blowing for Samuel Gaines ia
Pantuu this week Willie Stage noticed
mass Of black objects fitting about
IN front of the horses and On e1amina-
ton found II 20 he a large swarm Of
Young grass.hoppers This seems pretty
early for them but L has been predicted
they would be on hand this year asI
they usually come three consecutive
years and this i the third
A live Chameleon about two and 4
bali inches long Was found Tuesday en-
FL bunch Of bananas, which had been
shipped from Florida TO IT. G. Libhey's
grocery in Hardwick The little ami
mai died soon after L was discovered
The chameleon WAS 81 q dub brown coll
OF with 4 light trace ~ yellow and on
o banana would easily have escaped no
tice,
The annual Vermont conference II
ithe Methodist Episcopal church con-
yenas IN island Pond. April l3. and win
have ~ IT. presiding official, Bishop
Robert MeIutyre 81 st. paul. Mime.
sofa. II win BE- Bishop MeIntyre's frst
Official visit 10 New England and doubt
less there arc many ID and without tie
dissemination already happy II az an.
ticipation 81 seeing and hearing this
famous pnetpseacheT Tie also Is
fine orator and wise administrator 81
church affairs
sam Daniels completed 4 syrup cvap.
orator fer Bert BHrnham Wednesday,
witch was manufactured ~ him ia
bis plumbing and tin shop IN Hardwirk,
upon which he has applied for pat
emit The evap0iaiaT Is 3iAxl4 fesl
and ii capable af taking eafe 81 a00
trees feature # 70 IS, instead az
HAT bottom pans. 1t Il constructed with
fines o. deep zap ways and 4 greater
heating surface j. thereby obtained
Daniels has been working on the model
during tie winter and The miniature
.eaparatof L an interesting piece Of
work. Mt. Burnhgm sugar place Is al
the West Woodbury. mountain and con
siderable later than others hereabouts
III attempting aet off train ii mo-
ton Richard G Dukee Of Rutland
narrowly escaped q serious accident al
the station 81 South Walluefofa, Tues
day afternoon, when ne jumped from
the sontbh0und milk train Thinking
The train WAS not going, to stop. Nj
Durkee jumped from The front II
the car and ~ landing. fell ii
such way that his les crossed The
rail- Tie drew ~ his foot JUST in time
the rear wheel clipping Of the heel If
bis shoe before he could get his foot
out 81 TIE way Mr. Durkee probably |
would not have fallen bad he not been
uarFving several parcels As it Is, he 4
81 N..4Es.4