The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-09

l.. +. Davidson of Perkinsyille Law on
the ground in an unconscious condition
for several hours last Tuesday after hav-
ing been thrown from his wagon. Pass
ersby found him and took him home.
The Young Peoples Assembly at
| Spring Cove will be held from August
~ to August Is. Among the speakers
Ienegaged are Rev. David d. Irvine of
New York, Rev. Clifford II. Smith, SUI
perintendent Of the Vermont Anti Sa-
loon league, Rev. Charles i. Leonard,
principal of Troy Conference academy at
Poultney, and Byron n. Clark, state
secretary of the Y. VI. c. A.
Dr. II. d. Holton. secretary Of the
state board of health. has announced
that the cath annual meeting Of the
! Vermont state health officers school will
be held in Burlington August 24-29
Among the speakers as Prof. George 10.
Der OF Georgetown university, who viii
! give an address on oeeupational dis
eases. II will have to do largely with
the granite industry and the discussion
| win be led by DR.. Joe w. Jackson OF
Barre and DIR. II. IT, Bailey Of Granite
lyille.
Springfeld's board of trade placed a
number Of metal signs advertising the
village at all Of the highways enter
ing town The signs are 6xl2 feet in
| dimensions and set forth the popula-
tion, industrial character and oppof.un.
tiles and superior hotel facilities of the
village,
Dennis Hcrrick, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Herrick OF SCRABBLE, a village
near Springfield. died last week as the
result Of a coasting accident last win
ter. Both legs were paralyzed as a re-
suit of the accident
John " Nourse. a Chester farmer, had
an experience with bull last week
which nearly cost him his life. The
animal tossed him three times in the
stable but was fortunately dehorned
and could not gore the man.
The historic old Union church at
South Reading is 10 be thoroughly reno
waited through the generosity Of the Rob-
inson family, Modern heating and ven-
tilating facilities are TO be included in
the repairs, but the old.fashioned shut
ters and pews are to be retained.
Officer Siseo of Brandon recovered
valuable Morgan horse recently that was
stolen from the stable of j. T. Evarts in
st, Alhans Jne 20. Sisco received cir.
cular describing the horse and located
the animal in a Brandon livery stable
where il had been left by Judd Mar
cell Of Whiting, who said he purchased
the steed from two well known horse
buyers in the vicinity of Brandon.
At the congressional election in Bran
don the other day. three Democrats went |
TO the polls Two OF them learned for |
the first time that no Democrat had been
nominated for congressman from the /
first district and they went away from |
the polls The other remained and cast I
his vote for the Republican candidate.
Mrs. Lucy Merritt, an aged Forest
dale woman. started down cellar the 9th t
er day and when door blew open she
was thrown the entire length of he
stairs. Two ribs and fractured
wrist summarized the injuries.
The dedication ceremonies Of the new
temple in Bennington will be
held on the afternoon of August 10,
when a large number OF prominent Yer
mont Masons will gather to help make
the occasion a notable one.
Christopher Kelson of Bennington
died early Tuesday morning from in
iuries sustained when wall of achre
fell ON him at the Sibley oehre plant. +
after the accident. the
young man was taken to a hospital in
Troy y. Y, where his death occurred.
The Springfield Electric CO.. has start
ed work on the construction of now
power station TO be located near Gould's
NILS The building is to measure 30xj0
feet
Mrs. Olive Tarbox of Essex Junction
observed her Dist birthday Monday by
receiving calls from several of her
friends. Mrs. Tarbox is in poor health
but her mental faculties remain re-
clear.
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.he vicinity of East Berkshire to in
stall milking machines. He has three
n use at the present time.
Seventy-five crafts are scheduled to en-
.er the parade in the seventh annual re-
yatta of the Lake Bomoseen Watch club !
August IL.
Over 1000 people in costume will :
participate in the pageant which is TO I
St. Johnsbury's l25th amt !
'ersary August 10, 10, and IL. There !
will be $50 in the dramatic and folk :
Ianees and 30 knights in chain arb6r 9
IN horse back. !
Bennington county Democrats in con !
'ention at Manchester depot nominated Z
John f. Buffum of Dorset and Fred G.
Brown of Pownal for senator's. John
Jonroy of Arlington is the candidate
or states attorney.