The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-15

ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS
The registration al the summer schoo
at johnson Normal numbered 225 on tn
third day
Mrs. G, b. Brown OF Fair Haven ha
an emerald plant containing 365 bios
SONS.
In the IS girls at Camp Winneshe
wauka, ID states and l3 different col
leges and private schools are represent
ed.
Because the dock needs repairing the
Champlain steamers will not touch al
st. Adams this summer. The dock will
be fixed in the fall.
A pocketbook containing SAT was stol.
en- from the house of Joseph Toutant in
Winooski during Tuesday night, and
some silverware was also taken.
Mrs. Pearl NJ. Jillson Of Wilmington. a
trained nurse, was cut about the Shout
ders when car she was driving ran into
a ditch as the steering gear broke.
From money contributed for the 4th
OF July celebration in Evarts, $3.50 was
left unused, and this amount has been
turned over to the Evarts baseball team.
Clark Kelley of Bennington, while rid
ing a bicycle Sunday, was hit by an au-
tomobile driven by Thomas Healey of
Manchester Depot and his left ankle was
broken in two places.
While running lathe in the c. II.
Willard mill in Townshend Wednesday,
Walter Morse in some way was caught
in the belt, his leg being drawn in and
both bones broken below the knee.
A warrant was served on C. d. Boy
don of Townsend Friday afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff w. NJ. Sparks charging
him with assault upon +. R. Batcheldcr
of that town. Both are we'll known men.
They had an argument and the state al
leges that Batchelder was struck by Boy
don.
The following men successfully passed
the state dental examinations at Mont
pelier, June %, p and rs, and are quail
fed to practice dentistry in the state CT
Vermont: Edmond Leonide Desautels,
of Dover, n. H., Arthur Feinburg of New !
York City, Will Austin Shattuek of Bris |
toll, Harry w. Burns of Middlebury, Al |
len C. Mcbride of St Regis Falls, n l.,
George Frederic SeglIin Of St. Henry.
Montreal, p O., Matthew A. Meagher of I
Bennington, Frank j. Nelson, ir., of West I
Pawlet, and Clifton Z. Hillary of Bur
lington.
The Buick touring car of F. c. Sher-
burne of ST. Johnsbury, driven by Pres
ton Connor, was damaged to the extent
Of $235 last Wednesday night, when, to
avoid collision with heavy car which
persisted in remaining in the middle of
he road Connor steered his machine into
fence. With him were four other
young men, all of whom had been TO
Barre to attend the baseball game be-
ween Montpelier and Barre. None of
he party was injured except by flying
lass from the broken windshield. The
oss on the car is covered by insurance.
he other auto did not slacken its speed
nd passed out of sight.
Automobile accidents are numerous /
ear Hartland Friday evening, July !, !
Claremont car collided with the side ,,
t a bridge at North Hartland, badly !
the car but not iniuring the
Occupants. That morning Maxwell I
ar owned and driven by L. S. Hayes :
Bellows Falls collided on a bridge y
18th Ford, whose occupants, two woln- 9
n, refused to give their names. They :
ere said to be from Massachusetts. One :.
as quite severely injured and the other :,
ad broken arm and collar bone. Both :,
IRIS were badly damaged and Mr. Hayes, 3,
no was on his way to Montpelier was :,
Dliged to 60 by train. Tuesday morning {,
Massachusetts car skidded and was :;
ably broken. Two women, occupants, ~
hose names could not be learned were y
ken to the hospital One had frac- "
lred arm and the other was bruised and "a
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Baseball Briefs. ~
Tawton Witt crack short tnn for tho -