The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-11-28
NEWS OF VERMONT.


| springs, a senior at Harvard college,
has been chosen a member Of com
mittee on permanent forum IN
which subjects both OF general anu
OF college interest viii be informal
| deDated
0rrin Hills, a Montpelier photogra
pher. narrowly escaped injury while
attempting to kill buck he had in
nJur.d. the firing pin on the rifle
breaking. The buck charged. ana
is he was unaware OF the uselessne Z
Of the gun he still tried to use It.
nc buck struck Hills on his right
4de aud Hills, after he came down
from his upward flight landed ON the
wounded bucks back, which fell TO
the ground under the weight OF
ills. One prong struck watch In
.iil s pocket which prevented its
.,lercing his side.
Mrs. Calista Bolster OF Barre has
shown her interest In Goddard semi
AIRY. Barre. by a gift OF the equip
nent for the new department of do
nestle science. and the gift has been
eceiyed by the school. This equip
ment includes domestic science Ia
bles for 20 pupils. each desk being
provided with gas plates, drawers
or holding utensils. etc. the whole
making model arrangements for tn,
work OF the department. 1t is ex-
pected that the equipment will be in
stalled before January !. Mrs. Bolste
allowed $500 for the purpose
Edward Sureue Of Fayston was
arfaigned In Washington County
court Thursday ON an information
charging him with killing a doe Nov.
10. Surette pleaded guilty and was
med 800. which he will have TO
work out In county jail. 1t is pro-
Dab.e that he will be placed on pro
baton.
Repairs and alterations are being
made al the state laboratory OF by
siene. Burlington. preparatory to
providing quarters for the offices oil |
The secretary OF the state board OF
health which office will be filled af- |
ter December by DIR. c. F. Dalton.
The laboratory. with the state
board u health. has increased Its
phere of activity In he past few
years so that every bit OF availa-
BILE space In the building is now
being ufed and considerable siz-
cd force Is busy all the time. Where
az few years ago only two OF
three We're employed In the labora-
tory. there are now director and
a professional man In charge OF
the medico-legal work, a sanitar,
chemist, bactsriologist, food
chemist. a sanitary inspector, and
a clerical force A high priced
moving picture machine is one of
the latest acquisitions TO the
plant and this will be used in Civ
ing the tubercular exhibits this
winter.
The commercial output OF mar
BILE In 1910 was valued AT sG,992,-
77s. and that In 1911 at 1856.
lis. according to the United States
survey, a gain OF $685.
s3s. This production came from
Vermont. Georgia, Colorado. Ten
ncssee, New York. Alabama, Massa-
chusetts. Pennsylvania. California.
Alaska, oklal oma. Maryland, Arr
IONA. North Carolina. Kentucky.
New Mexico. South Carolina. Utah.
and Oregon. named In order OF value
" output. The production OF Yer
mont in 1911 was valued at 3d.
$4,000. and that OF Georgia at 81
0ss.f22. The value Of building
rough and dressed. as cold
by the producer. was s2.si0.2s7 In
1911. al increase OF tB52.sT2 over
The value for 1910. Monumental
marble was valued az t2.iTD,ssi IN
1910 and at s2.s2i.2is in 1911 al
Increase Of ti50.z32 10 1911. Yer
mont. Tcflues@r-s Alabama Colorn-j
90. and Massachusetts, produced
most o. the marble used for inter
zoe decorations. the total value for
1911 besng fi.Gs5. es3. as against,
sz.eoi,s4s IN 1910. loss 10 1911
" ssss,sss Rough stone for other
ase~ includes waste marble sold
70 Line burners. TO carbonie factor
s~. 10 pulp mills. 70 iron furnaces