The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-09

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purchasers at this price are many farm
erG.
An autopsy on the body of Jane
Clark, who died in Springfield, diselose'
the fact that death resulted from apo
plexy.
Fred Ingalls, of Barton drew a loa
OF logs to Richie Bros sawmill a
Greensboro that scaled l.7l0 feet las
week.
Mrs. James TolIes of Bethel, who i
IS years old attends church regularly
and is able to call on friends living a
n distance.
DIR. Jasper p Newton, for As years
a correspondent for Rutland county
newspapers, is seriously i'll at his HON,
/ in Benson.
At Tuesdays election in Newport, by
a vote Of 2O2 to 2, it was ordered that
no druggists licenses for intoxicating
liquor be granted.
Norwich university students will pre-
sent the farce, Charles Aunt" il
| Franklin, Concord. Nashua, Manchester
and Exeter, n. II.
Eta Gilman, the three-year ed
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gilman
OF Chelsea fell into a pail of hot wa.
ter. badly sealding one hand and arm
/ Il Ia.
in Jay, Carl Bean cut his hand so bad
~ on a circular saw that physicians
found it necessary TO amputate thumb
James Shangraw of West Rutland
was found dead in his nephew's barn
Wednesday Death was due to heart
failure and the body was cold when
found.
Michael Davis, former resident of
Bellows Falls, met death in hotel fire
in Bangor, Me, Tuesday. The body
was brought to Bellows Falls for inter
ment.
Farmers of SALISBURY and White
Creek have organized new creamery
company and have rented the Jermain
farm at the latter place for a man
ufaetnring place.
Visitors week in the Newport pub
lie school last week brought out over
600 parents and friends of the students.
The experiment worked out so well
that il will be repeated.
The annual meeting OF the Vermont
Pharmaceutical association will be held
III Burlington on the 25th, Goth and 9th
of June, The associations headquarters
will be at the hotel Vermont.
Gino Ratti OF Proctor, instructor in
French at Northwestern university, will
be connected with the summer school
sessions at Middlebury college this year
as teacher Of the Romance language.
The Central Vermont raiiI)m viii re-
place the wooden bridge ove~ the Ord
va, brook neae the "O,d Church" in
Eethel by modern steel structure
Brdgebuilders began operations there
tits week.
II is matter of but as hort time
now before the Mccullough gymnasium
at Middlebury will be a complete struc-
ture 1t is expected that the building
will be ready for inspection before the
month is over.
Hon. Allen NJ, Fletcher Of Cavendish,
a candidate for governor of Vermont in
the coming Republican state convention,
viii speak before the members OF jus
tn S. Morrill, pomona grange in South
Royalton March 10.
The Roy Lumber Co of West Barnet
recently cut a record breaking tree.
spruce that was 50 feet high, three
feet in diameter at the butt and ni1fe
inches in diameter at the top. 1t scaled
! AS feet Of lumber.
A house in Salisbury belonging to
fred Smith was burned to the ground
Tuesday night. Men OF the village were
attending town meeting some distance
away when the fire broke out and were
unable to lend their assistance.
The house and barn on the Pettingill
place in Grafton, owned by Howe broth
ers, was burned to the ground Monday
entailing heavy loss, which
is partially covered by insurance. The
burned building will be replaced.
Mrs, Susan tKenerson) Hall of East
Lyndon, SO years old points proudly
to a list of living descendants which in
eludes besides six children. % grand |
- great-grandchildre and /
Is month-old great great granddaughter. !
Foster Parmenter. former Pitts
field boy, was seriously injured in
motor cycle accident. which occurred in |
South Pasadena, Cal, recently. Mr. /
sustained a fractured leg and 1
Internal injuries. His recovery was con
.idered doubtful.
Charlie Fox, an eight year-old Straf-
ord boy, fell from the second story of /
lis fathers store last week and was
when found by his par
'nts. 1t was only after several days
hat the boy recollected how the acct
lent occurred.