The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-05
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest From Diff
ferent Sections.

Rev. C. A. Nutting has resigned as
pastor of the Baptist church in Mont
gomery Center to accept a call TO the
pastorate of the churches at Jericho and
Essex.
The Il-year-old son OF Louis Fucci
of Rutland has diphtheria ard antitox-
in has been administered to some OF
the neighbors who were exposed. The
boy is very ILL.,
Mrs. Sidney Stoddard of Pittsfeld has
lemon tree full of blossoms and lem
ON. She has a lemon that measures
10 inches around and i inches in lengths
another one ga inches around and 10
inches in length.
Dean Walter T.. Howard of Middle
bury college, Is seriously i'll with heart
trouble at his home on South street His
condition is regarded as critical. Dean
Howard has been connected with Mid
dlebury college for nearly rs years and
is well known throughout the state.
Loren W. Estabrook of Sherburne, for
choking his wife, must pay fine of $25
and the cost of prosecution. When Mrs.
Estabrook returned to the house De-
cenber 81. after team of horses had
run away with her, one of them sustain
ing injuries, Mr.. Estabrook became so
enraged that he struck her in the face,
causing an eye glass to penetrate the
cheek bone.
About fifty farmers in the vicinity of
Middlebury got together Monday even
ing to take some action relative to the
prices offered them for milk by the New
York Dairy company. They finally
formed a permanent organization and
elected officers. after which they voted
to demand $3.50 hundred for milk dur
ing the coming six months and the
company is given one week to make its
reply
A Boston & Maine 5outhbound freight
was wrecked near Mcindoes Tuesday
morning. all hut swo of the train of
twelve cars leaving the track and plough
ing into the roadbed. The engine vent
into the highway and turned completely
over on its side across the track and
highway. The engineer and fireman
were struck by the engine and badly
shaken up, but were not seriously in
jured. All the cars were demolished.
The six-ycar.old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John Lancour of Wallingford was
badly burned about the limbs Tuesday
in FIRE which destroyed the tenement
house in which the lancours and three
other families lived The fire was caused
when Mrs. Lanccur tried to hurry a coal
fire along by pouring on Kerosene oil.
Two fire companies were on hand and
the chemical engine from the American
Fork and Hoe company, but the flames
burned briskly and left only the frame
work Of the house. The dwelling itself
was fully insured, but none Of the occu-
pants carried any on their property.
Mrs. Samuel Evanson died recently of
pneumonia at the home Of her son.
George A. Evanson in Swanton. Mrs.
Evanson's home is in Toronto, Canada.
and she was called to Swanton by the
death OF her sons wife She attended
the funeral, was taken i'll the next day
and died, although her condition was not
considered serious. She was 10 years
old. Her son, Conductor Evanson, who
has been off duty for several days on
account Of the Illness and death of
his wife, tool, his train again Monday
at $3.50 under the belief that |
his mother was improving. Mrs. Evan
sons death came suddenly and it is |
thought heart failure was the cause