The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-03

| ing January. There were % deaths dur
ing the same length OF time.
The l4,month-old child of Lloyd Far
rar of Andover was very badly burnc,
recently when its clothing caught fire
Because he tore down Il measles sign
Jack McGill, blacksmith Of Burke hol
low, was fined S5 and costs in st. Johns
bury municipal court.
Thomas Nelson Page, chairman OF tn,
reception committee for the inaugura
ton Of Woodrow Wilson as president
has appointed j. Walter Lyons of Rut
land member Of the committee.
Harold parkhurst, Taftsville boy
while sliding recently slowed on the ict
and went over the side of bridge
dropping l7h feet to the ice below. liz
was considerably shaken up, but nc
bones were broken,
|, States Attorney b, l.. Stafford oil
Rutland was called TO Pawlet to quiet
disturbance that arose when Mrs. vii.
liam Hughes ordered her caller. Mrs
William Howe, off the premises BY
brandishng revolver. Both families
promised to move out of the neighbor
hood.
Rev. T. A. Howard, who has been pas
tor of the Baptist church at Whiting
for several years, and of the Federated
church nearly two and one-half years,
has resigned. He has been IN poor
health for several weeks and is now
confined to the bed, but at present is
slightly improved.
Joseph w. Paige Of St. ,Iohnsbury
academy 1912, has been appointed BIZ
Senator Carroll S. Page to a cadetshp
at the United States Naval academy at
Annapolis. The appointment is the re-
suit Of preliminary competitive ex-
animation and the final examination will
be held next month.
The hound that escaped from the ex-
press companys office in Rutland as II
was being loaded for delivery to Deputy
Sheriff Adams, was found yesterday at
the home OF ]. A. Craig, and Mr.. Craig
received the S. reward offered for the
capture Of the animal. 1t was shipped
to Rutland from Melrose, Mass.
In the vote OF members Of the senior
class of the Yale academic department,
Vanderbilt Webb, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Seward Webb, OF Shelburne
Farms, is declared to be the most Lril-
liant and versatile member OF his class.
He finished his fosr-y year course at Yale
n three years and IN now taking his
senior year in Oxford university, Eng
and.
Andrew Mccall died recently at his
lome in Stowe of tuberculosis, which
'esulted from an injury to his knee four
ears ago, when be received blow from
/ slcdge which he was using to split
,loek wood He was taken to the hos
,ital six times for treatment, had the
.nee cap removed and finally had the leg
mputated. He returned from the hos
,ital the last time only week before
lis death, when he was told his case
vas tubercular and incurahle. He was
MT 20 years old.
Michael Billo, confined in the Rutland |
ounty jail for attempting to stab a
'awlet marble man, Fred G. Sheldon,
sst December, made break for liberty |
afternoon, but was caught be- !
ore he left the prison yard. He had I
lade rope ladder from various ar
lcles and tried to escape when the line
t no men was on its way to supper.
haries Marston, the trusty, who cs-
aped early last week. has not been To-
ated He was arrested for assaulting
school teacher on the street in Mid
lebury. She bit one of his hands and