The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-08

! Rev, James J. Hutchinson has sue
ceeded Rev. H. q. French rs pastor Of
4 the Congregational church in Lyndon
| vile and began his now duties sun
day, coming from Fitch Bay, Que.
| The councillors and members Of the
Green Mountain club are requested by
the president of the club, James p.
Taylor Of Saxtons River, to meet at
the Van Ness house in Burlington Fri
day afternoon, March 10, at o'clock,
Rev, j. NJ, Brown, pastor Of st. Pet
er's church, Rutland, announced Sun
day night that during the past week
several pieces Of furs were stolen from
parishioners during services. A week
ago Sunday one woman lost complete
set of furs and Ash Wednesday d muif
was missing.
Representatives of the Boston and
New York dairy companies Of Middle
bury have been notified to begin at once
an inspection of the barns of the farm
ers who supply milk to these two com
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spection will be begun during the COM
ing week by representatives of the com
panies, accompanied by local physicians,
The Newport village water commits
sioners are shutting off the water be.
tween the hours of 9 p. m. and 9 a. m.
on account of the low water in the res
ervoir due, it is thought, to many pat
rons allowing the water to run at night
to prevent freezing. II is necessary to
allow the reservoir to fill TO insure suf-
ficient water in case of its necessary
use for extinguishing fire.
Simon de vries, who was injured by
"a fall from trolley car and taken to
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital, was
arrested at the institution recently,
charged with the larceny of $l25 from
his landlady in North Adams, Mass.
1t il said the man is engaged in
bunco game Of getting slightly injured
on trains and trolley cars and thenbring-
ing suit against the companies.
The authorities of the university Of
Vermont, Burlington, have asked Dr.. G.
H. Beeche OF Burlington to flll the va
caney caused by the death of Dr. A. o.
J.. Kelley Of Philadelphia and to give
the lectures in medicine for the remain
der of the term. Doctor Beecher was
formerly Doctor Kelley's assistant. The
matter of filing the chair permanently
win be settled at later date.
Fidardo Serri, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Serri of Proctor, graduate OF the
Proctor high school and now student
in Yale university, has for the second
time won the Thatcher prize Of $50 as
the best debater in the university He
chose for his subject this year, RE.
solved that all officers elected hy pop.
ular vote should be nominated BY p-i-
mary nominations made by the people, .
taking the affirmative side in the de-
bate.
Middlebury has been threatened with
water famine and the supply was shut
off Friday and Saturday nights to al.
low the water to rise. Upon inyestiga-
ton, it was found that some Of the
air valves Of the water pipe leading to
the reservoir had become stopped up
and the water was therefore air bound
There was also quite leak in the sup
ply tank of the Rutland railroad. The
fire engine has been put in working or
der so as TO be prepared in case Of fire
while the water is SO low.
The outlook at the present time Is
that Middlebury will witness another
building boom during the coming sum
mer Besides new gymnasium and
power house on Middlebury college
the college win also erect
double house for the accommodation Of
professors of the college The school
district of this village voted recently
TO build a new school building Az soon
as the weather will permit Col Joseph
Battell will erect three-story bus
mess block adjoining his block on the
corner of Merchants row and Main
street In addition there will be be-
gun, as soon as the frost is out Of the
ground, the erection Of several private
residences.
David Daley Of West Rutland was
injured at the quarries Of the Claren-
don Marble company at Clarendon
Springs Saturday morning by falling
from the derrick to the ground. Daley /
had gone up the derrick boom with /
an oil can to lubrieate the axle pin Of |
the main pulley and instead of coming
back by way OF the boom started TO
slide down the large wire rope For
getting that his mittens had become oily (
and that the rope was dampened BY the /
steam from the quarry, until it was too