The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-10
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

Elizabeth Bailey, the l6-year-o
daughter Of Henry II. Bailey Of Man
chester, n. H., formerly of Brattleboro
committed suicide recently in her home
locking herself in her room and turn
ing on the gas.
After the death OF Mrs. Minnie Ehrichi
at the town farm at West Brattleborc
box was found containing $75 in bills
tightly rolled together, and put carefully
away. II is believed that Mrs. Ehricht
herself forgot about the money, MS she
had never mentioned ii.
| Ii is expected that the money left
! from the Underwood estate for the Home
! for Destitute Children of Burlington will
be ready soon and the amount will not
be far from $4,000. The estate amounted
to $4,000 and most OF it went to char.
table institutions.
Harold, the young son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Leach OF Enosburg, was badly
burned Tuesday by pouring water on
the coal fire in the room adjoining the
one where his mother was at work. His
face and hands were very badly burned
but he is getting along as wen as could
be expected.
Irene Kimball, the three-yearol
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kimball
Of Jericho, died Wednesday OF infantile
paralysis. which was caused by fall on
the porch while the child was at play
there last September. There was an in
jury to the knee for which no help
seemed to be found.
Frank Forsythe, an employe in the
Greenwood store in Enosburg Falls,
stepped through an open trap door re-
Gently and fell to the cement floor OF
the basement. striking his head on
pork barrel. His back was severely in
iured and he was somewhat cut and
bruised, but will suffer no lasting i'll
results.
w. j. Redmond, a machinist at the
Federal Packing Cos. plant in Enos-
burg Falls, fell last Monday morning.
breaking two ribs. AT the time of the
accident Mr.. Redmond was oiling some
which buckled precipitating him dis
lance of about eight feet. de struck on
his side on the cement floor.
Rev. Guy G. Lamson. former Bap.
list minister in Montpelier, later pastor
Of the church in Hyde Park, Mass, and
still more recently missionary secretary
for the American Baptist Publishing so
ciety, has received unanimous eau to
the pastorate Of the Temple Baptist
church Of Dorchester, Mass. While il is |
expected he will accept the call, he has
not announced his decision.
Rev. Stephen Knowlton, for 80 years
! Congregational clergyman, died recent
v in West Midway, Mass. Mr.. knowl- |
on came OF an old New England family /
md was born at Stockbridge, Vt. His /
sther was long deacon OF the Congrega-
.ional church at Pittsfield. He was
graduated at Middlebury college in
S57; was Instructor and later principal
II Castleton Female sNninary,, 1857 to
s62; was graduated at Andoyer semi
anne year. He was SO years old. Mr..
NuOWton was buried from lne meeting
ouse in which he was ordained.
While walking beside his wagon
thursday, John Sumner OF East Middle
ury was caught by his coat in the wheel
his wagon and thrown from his feet
lto ditch beside the road. The horses
ecame frightened and started on
lid run, tipping the heavy wagon
,aded with freight into deep ditch and
its contents along the EN-
ankment. Mr.. Sumner was picked up
an unconscious condition and taken
} his home in East Middlebury where
ledical attendance was summoned. 1t
as found that he was not seriously in
lred, but somewhat shaken up and
ruised about the body and head.