The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-13

The Presbytery Of Vermont will hold
its annual meeting in Ryegate August
IL and IA.
Tony Rasi, Winooski wooden mill
employee, was caught in the shafting
while at work Friday and had narrow
escape from serious injuries. He was
nearly stripped Of clothing before the
machinery could be ropped.
A large consignment of brook trout
from the government fish hatchery at
Roxbury have been placed in streams
near Rutland by the Rutland County
Fish and Game league.
Charles +. Nixon of st. Adams, q
clerk, has filed a petition in bankruptcy
with Clerk F. S. Platt of the United
States district court. HI liabilities are
81 ,677.ll and he has assets of $205 OF
which 5000 are claimed to be exempt.
Lincoln Beachey, one of the pest
known airmen in the world is to make
a fight while Orleans county fair IS
in progress at Barton. August 81 and %.
The death of Mrs. l.. G. Clark, wife OF
Louis G.. Clark, and daughter OF the
late Co.. LeGrand B. Cannon, occurred
at her summer home in Burlington FRI
day. She had visited Burlington each
summer for many years.
Among the speakers at the annual
session of the Riverside campmeeting at
North Sheldon will be Senator w. p.
Dillingham; of Washington, d. c. The
campmeeting opens August 10 and con-
tinues for two weeks.
Middlebury had one of the hottest vii
lage meeting in its history the other
fered to give $4,000 for permanent road
on Weybridge street, the meeting
dropped a resolution providing for a
fund of $4,000 to maintain permanent
roadway already constructed.
Harland B. Howe of st. Johnsbury is
making an invasion of Franklin and
Chittenden county this week in the in
terests OF his candidacy for Democratic
governor of Vermont. He is accompo-
MED by Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin OF Con
neeticut.
The repairs in progress at Burlington's
breakwater are being inspected by G. W.
keuthe, assistant engineer, U. S. A., sta.
toned at Albany, n. Y. The repairs
are to be made on the exterior OF the
structure beneath the surface and will
cost in the vicinity of $4,000.
c. A. G. jackson has added to the col
lections of the Montpelier Historical So
ciety a paper which he considers a gen
uine find. the gift OF Mrs, John @. Adj. |
ans. The newspaper is an Ulster Coun- |
ty Gazette of the date OF January 4, |
1900. containing a black bordered story /
of the proceedings of Congress on the /
death of Washington and even a poem |
on the death of Washington "by a young
lady"
The illness and death Of Henry La
Voice, who died in Pittsford Friday
resulted from an accident the
previous Sunday, when Mr.. LaNoice and
while driving down Furnace bill. The
man Was o. JVHfs oiu.
Through arrangements made by the
lair directors at the request of John
Donnelly of Vergennes, permission mas
been granted for William Jennings Brv-
in to give an address on the fair
grounds on August 90 the third day of
he Addison county fair.
DIR. Thomas Mound of Rutland will
epresent the Vermont Dental society at
he annual meeting of the National as
ociation in Washington, ID. c., Septenl-
YER 1913. Drs. w. r. Pond and p NJ
also of Rutland, will give elm
cs at that time.
Alfred Z. Pearsall of New York. a
newspaper man and equally
Is well known as the disciple of the
Simple Life" travelling about through
he country in his "house on wheels"
5 seriously i'll at the Rutland hospital
nd will probably undergo an operation.
Hugh H. Henry, ir., of Chester, state
of weights and measures,
arranging for the annual convention
{ the Vermont Sealers' association to
e held at Burlington September IL and
2. Hotel Vermont will be the head
uarters and banquet will be given on
he evening Of the 18th.
II. S. Soule of Fairfield met wit Sc
GUS accident while handling calf one
ay recently. He was thrown heavily
} the ground by the animal and sus-
aimed the fracture of both bones of the {
1T arm just above the wrist.
Because she broke the automobile :
Tvs, Miss Sigma Burkman of Proctor
aid fine of Sl5 and cost of S. in Rut-
nd county court the other day. She
eaded to running an automobile with
1t a license. Q
About 1876 recruits for the Tenth Cav I
ny have arrived at Fort Ethan Allen
ON Fort Slocum, n. Y. They will be
lartered for time in the artillery bar
cks. ,
j. J.. Goodwin, a Winooski resident,
Is filed petition in bankruptcy. The {
sets are placed at S3,623.40 and the liza 1
lities at Ss,24O.ls. t
The number of women who qualify [
chauffeurs in Vermont is constantly T
owing larger and the following item !
lied from the Brook Road correspon- :.
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