The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-14
ABOUT THE STATE
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A new dancing pavilion is being erect
ed on the fair grounds at South Walling
ford.
An addition OF 10 sleeping rooms il be
ing made 10 the Colegrove inn at Rich
mond.
NJ. Odell, a well.known marble man
died Friday at his home in Rutland al
the age Of 72 years.
In Bristol, out OF total OF SG,4l9.3-
due for taxes, S6,l0s.90 has been collect
cd. leaving only s220.42 unpaid,
+. P. Landon, for 20 years a resident OF
Rutland and for 20 years an employe OF
the Howe Scale Works, is dead.
Several thousand dollars will be spent
in alterations at the federal building in
Burlington.
Eight hundred and eleven, or 81 pei
cent, OF the pupils enrolled at the state
university THE year arc residents of Yer
mont.
Thirty OF the original 1000 members
OF the 9TH Vermont regiment were pres
cnt at the annual reunion held in Rut-
land recently
r, - al r
Walter of Lyndon, editor of the st.
Johnsbury Republican, died recently at
her home in East Burke.
r. B. Wheeler, who has conducted a de.
partment store in West Rutland for the
past 35 years, has sold out and will re-
tire from active business.
The Green Mountain inn at Stowe has
been sold to f. S. Boardman, who will
manage it and continue his restaurant
business in that place also.
new organ in memory of Deacon Fri
W. Horner will be placed in the Baptist
church at Rutland. The old one will be
heard for the last time Sunday.
On the afternoon following the cleo
ton, 20 automobiles filled with ST. AL
banians went to Hyde Park to congratu
late c. S. Page on his nomination.
Miss Kate Young of Peacham. aged 81
wears, fell down the cellar stairs Satur-
day night, breaking her hip or putting it
out OF joint. Her condition is serious.
Mrs. William Whittemore of Pittsford
made pies this week from a Hubbard
squash which was picked year ago this
month and which was perfectly hard and
sound.
Miss Amy Bradley, daughter OF Rich
ard VI, Bradley OF Brattleboro, leaves the
last of October for Paris to enter the
service of the American Fund for French
Wounded.
John Oakley, aged SO years is in Sc
rious condition at Brightlook hospital in
st. Johnsbury with an impacted fracture
of the hip bone, caused by fall from an
express wagon last week.
Gardner Hill, the man who escaped
from the Rutland police while handcuffed
year ago, escaped from a policeman
who tried to arrest him on the charge of
stealing an automobile recently.
Mrs |. F. Dean celebrated her Goth
birthday anniversary Saturday at her
home in Bakersfield, and took ar auto
ride to st. Adams in the afternoon, from
which she felt no i'll effects.
Mrs. B. II. Wood, who fell September 2
at her home in Georgia, striking on the
base of her spine and loosening the lower
vertebra, is still unable to stand or sit
up, though she is thought to be improv
ing.
The Hardwick hotel was sold last Sat
urday to Mr.. Billings of Marshfeld, who
takes possession at once. Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Snow, who had managed the place
for the past two years, will locate else
where.
Trudefs drugstore in Rutland was
damaged to the extent of $500 or more
Monday by the bursting of steam
pipe in one of the rooms of the Hotel
Berwick overhead. Expensive candy,
cigars and drugs were ruined.
In order not to run over a five year old
Ludlow boy who ran in front of his car, |
Isaac Goldberg of Rutland ran his auto
into the curbing, breaking one wheel and |
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