The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-22
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A Hughes club for Lamoille county
was organized at Hyde Park last week
Thomas Clark, aged ~ years, died last
Friday at the home Of his daugher in
Bethel Gilead.
DIR. w. NJ. Magoon has potato tops
measuring over seven feet tall in his
garden at Barton.
Attorney Thomas w. Maloney Of Rut-
land, who has been in failing health for
several months, has gone 10 Montreal
for treatment by specialist.
Passersby along the river road in East
Concord last Sunday saw a large lynx
in the road, and hunters have since been
trying TO locate 1t, but without success.
Danville citizens recently presented the
band of that place a purse OF 500, which
they obtained by subscription, in appre-
citation of their concerts, given this sum
mer.
Mrs. Willis Culver of Stowe, aged so
years, slipped on threshold at the home
OF Mrs. Nettie Russell of Moretown,
where she was visiting, and broke one
hip last week.
The fair to have been given Sept. 2S
by the Barton grange has been called
off because of the state board of health's
ruling that no children shall attend an
affair of the kind.
M. G. Roberts of Rupert was killed
Tuesday at Ehwanee, Okla, in a fall of
l,200 feet in an aeroplane. The ma
chine he was flying was said to be on its
first fight since being rebuilt.
chased the farm of Almon Goodno and
mining rights on the farm of Arthur
Brooks in Rochester and will open tale
mines on both farms soon.
Omer Terrien of Randolph, in Winooski
municipal court Wednesday, was fined
$40 and costs of S6.05, which he paid, for
alleged careless auto driving. Mr. Turrien
ran into telegraph pole on Monday.
Scott C. Carbee, head of the u. v. NJ.
summer schools art department at one
time, is to paint for the Alumni associa
ton in Miami university a portrait OF
Guy Potter Benton, who was at the head
of the association before coming to the
u. V. NJ.
OF the five men arrested in Burlng
ton for the alleged theft of a calf which
they killed, one was discharged, the case
against another was nolle pressed and
the other three, Edward Matelle, Frank
Sourdiff and Marcele Yandow were Civ
en- sentences in the house OF correction
at Rutland
The enrolment at Peoples academy,
Morrisville, at the opening of school was
the largest in the history of the school, |
1888, and it was expected further addi
tions would bring the number at least I
ten higher, There were SIS in the enter
ing class.
North Bennington has had a 1860 in
fantile paralysis quarantine fund, raised |
by subscription, all of which has been
expended in employing three special dep
uties to assist the health officer in in
specting all arrivals by train or trolley,
both at Bennington and North Benning-
ton.
Ira G. Calef of Washington has offered
to give the Randolph sanatorium the
sum of 5000 toward new building OPP
erations, provided an equal sum is raised
from other sources, making $4,000 in
all. There is no time limit except that
the money must be raised during Mr..
Calef's lifetime.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Story, Everett Gale
and Alphonse Lanctot, all of st. Johns
bury, who were returning from Bartlett,
N. H., one evening recently in the Story
car, were held up between Crawford
Notch and Bemis by two men carrying
heavy sticks. They stationed themselves
in the middle of the road but Mr.. Story
put on speed and hurried by, the men
jumping into ditch to escape being
struck.
EAST BARRE.
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