The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-19


An eel weighing nearly six pounds wal
taken from pond in Chester last week
About so feet OF the Shaker bridge II
Lebanon, n H., has dropped out OF sight
A teacher training course is to be in
PRODUCED into the Swanton schools next
year.
Mrs +. S. Chamberlin the Oldest per.
son in Fairfax, observed her S7th birth.
day anniversary June 10.
Addison county court adjourned Tues
day after one of the shortest terms in
the history of the county.
The selectmen of Westfeld are plan
ming TO build a concrete and steel bridge
over the river in that town.
Ernest M. Houston of Stowe has re-
Gently sold a registered Jersey bull to the
Hood farms in Lowell, Mass, for $1,000.
Charles H. Wardwell of Rutland and
r. Douglas Morrison OF Boston have been
granted patent on paste container.
Bellows Falls hospital campaign opens
Tuesday, June 2S, and closes July s.
More than $50 canvassers will assist in
the work.
Charles r. Ladd, for IA years proprie-
tor of Ladd's hotel in North Troy, died
last Saturday after long illness. He
was 60 years old.
BENJAMIN Gordon of Bristol, arrested
by Fish and Game Warden William Grow
; er, was fined 500 and costs of 1884, max
ing total OF 1854, for catching short
trout.
Mount independence lodge, No. 10, F.
and A. M, of Orwell was organized Oct
8, 1915, and the lodge plans to hold a
centennial celebration, the date for which
has not been set.
The Rutland bungalow, which boys of
the manual training department of the
high school in that city are building, is |
progressing finely, the roof being put on
this week.
"The Young Americans" new organ
ization for boys between the ages of
eight and IS years, was started Monday
at North Hyde Park. The purpose is "to
train boys to become (l) loyal citizens in
the town and the nation, and ~ strong
Christian men in the home and the COM
munity.
An item in the state press has an
nounced that the Methodist campground
at Spring Grove, New Haven, might be
leased for the use of Billy Sunday and
his band of workers, but Superintendent
Baker of the grounds states that no
move has been made in that direction to
his knowledge.
The Baptist church in Ira has been in
existence 1872 years and for II years of
that time only two men have held the :
office OF church clerk-Deacon John Ma ,
son, who held the office for 40 years and .
then resigned on account of old age, and /
Deacon S. L. Peck, who has Just complet. !
ed 81 years in that position. h
Frank Ware of the firm of w. L. Ware
& Sons of Chester has probably lost the
which happened Tuesday. Mr.. Ware was !,
lifting bag of grain, when it slipped.
hitting his glasses and breaking them. A
piece of glass entered one eye and it is
thought the sight was destroyed. He is u
in care of New York specialist. o
Lester H. Green of Montpelier. presi. Ii
dent. secretary and treasurer of the Yer !,
A.. IL II. Il |
bers of the club the 1915 year book, I,
which contains the names of owners, a
numbers and the make of automobiles in il
Vermont. There are 9,999 registeristra- Q.
tions, this being the total up to June /,
when the book was compiled. "
James A. Kelley, for several years hold :,
or of liquor license in Rutland, died
Thursday of pulmonary tuberculosis,
aged 3s years. Death occurred at his
summer home in Clarendon. Mr.. Kelley
was well known among business inter ,
ests in this country. He had been in the
hotel business in Ticonderoga, n. Y, and
Palmer Falls. n. ", and for the past l. !,
years. up to a short time ago, was one !. =
Of the proprietors of the Banquet house :, -
In Rutland. N
Rutland viii depart from its custom :,
Of a safe and sane Fourth Of July this ~
year enough to have q two hours dis =
play Of fireworks at the fairgrounds in -
the evening, a baseball game in the =
afternoon. horse racing and a hose race
with a track meet in which so athletes
will take part. Addresses will also be
given. These exercises are 10 be in
charge Of the Pensioners Of the Church 81
of the Holy Innocents. sh
He Could Prove It, Idt