The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-05
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Forsythe brothers OF Enosburg Falls
have sold their farm in North Enosburl
to w. S. Judd of Enosburg Falls fol
$l4,500.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Hobson of Boston
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Hobsor
of Island Pond was one of five women
admitted to the Massachusetts bar Sept
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Island Pond cleared $l4s.9s from the
Chautauqua course held last summer
which will be applied on next seasons
course which is assured, 1888 season tick
cts already having been signed for.
A night blooming cereus belonging to
Mrs. J. A. Stafford of Brattleboro at
tracted much attention a few evenings
ago. when 10 flowers bloomed. They
measured nine inches across and were
very fragrant.
The Missisquoi Pulp & Paper Co. of
Sheldon Springs has just been reorgan-
lied and is now improving its pulp mill.
The company manufactures daily rs tons
of white blanks, white and tinted bristol
and specialties in cardboard.
Mrs. j. S. Grandy of Rutland has hol-
lyhocks which are attracting much at
tention. The best one is l3 feet tall and
has borne 200 blossoms during the sea
son. 1t is still in bloom number of
others in her garden are ii feet tall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Parker of Brad
ford celebrated the AID anniversary of
their marriage Sept. "a by family re-
union and dinner at the New Pemigwas-
set house at Plymouth, N. II. Their four
children, with their families. were pres
emit.
horse belonging to A. r. Marsh of
Townshend, which ran away few days
ago. went through and over a barbed
wire fence and stone wall and over a 40
foot bank. Although scratched bout the
legs, it was able to be driven back to its
starting point.
A barn belonging to D. d. Day of Ira
was destroyed by fire Sunday night, a
dog giving the alarm to the family by
barking. Tools and farm utensils were
burned and Mr.. Days noted stallion,
Gray Star, was quite badly scorched be
fore they got it from the building.
Sixty-seven marriage licenses We're is
sued at the town clerks office in Brattle-
boro during the month of September In
pallo Ea1Ic in ha IL
censes were issued, the most of them to
out town parties. Since Jan. l there
have been 706 marriages in the latter
place.
J. B. Bromley received serious injuries
at his home in Hinesburg Saturday when
bearing on a circular saw which he was
using broke and the saw, which was
running at high speed, flew up and struck
him in the chest, making wound seven I
inches long and exposing his right lung |
He was taken to Burlington hospital
Otis Motif, native of SALISBURY and
a recent employee at the White factory in
North Bennington, was run over by a
freight train at Williamstown, Mass, on
Saturday and seriously injured. One foot
was cut off and several toes on the other
foot were crushed. 1t is supposed Motif
tried to jump the freight train and
slipped under it.
The teachers of the Rutland high
school petitioned the school board for
their pay for the full month of Septem.
Der, asking that they receive the same
they would if the school had not been
closed two weeks on account of infantile
paralysis. The board voted to grant
their request, but the two weeks will be
made up before the close of the school
year.
Percival Fellows, who had been drift
Ing around for several months looking
for work, came Saturday to St. Johns
bury, where, early in the summer, he had
left his wife with her parents. He was
somewhat shocked upon inquiring for his
wife to learn that she died Aug and
that he had son two months old He
.ould not be located when the child was
born nor later when his wife died
A travelling photographer with rapid
working camera has been in Bennington
This week, taking pictures on the streets !
which are to be shown later in a moving
picture show. Two women who hap
pened to come within range of the ma
thine during operation protested vigor-
,usly to the man and later took their {