The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-10
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS
The woman's club of Bellows Falls ha,
begun its 18th year.
A modern and complete X.ray outfit
has been installed recently in the Fanny
Allen hospital at Winooski
Rev. G, II. Wallace, pastor of the Ad
vent church in Lawrence, Mass, who dice
sept. q, had held pastorate in st
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Henry H. Small of Morrisville
has crimson rambler which has IL clus-
tiers of buds and blossoms in all stages
of maturity.
Peter Blair, Vergennes' Oldest resident
died Thursday at the age of 0S years
He had been i'll for three months. Only
four of his children are now living.
Merrill Dodge, telephone lneman,
was internally injured Saturday in Put
ney when pole on which he was work
ing fell over, landing across his body.
In the current issue of the American
Legal News, a prominent law magazine
OF the United States, appears a five page
article by George f. Lawrence of Man.
chester.
DR.. Edward Taylor of Burlington, ma
tionally known as an expert on infantle
paralysis, will speak at the Rutland hos
pital Oct. II, before the physicians of
that city.
Glenn Howe of Brooklin fell "a feet
into an empty silo recently. He probably
owes his life to the fact that his clothes
caught on a hook in the side of the silo
and broke the fall.
st. Johnsbury is facing an ice famine.
The local supply gave out some tipe
ago and since that time some ice has
been shipped in, but not nearly enough
to supply the demand.
Mrs. A, T. Hendricks died suddenly
in her husbands store in Middlebury
Thursday night, where she stopped on
her way home from service at St Mary's
church. She was 81 years old.
Paderewski, the world renowned plan
list, is to appear Oct. "a in Burlington at
a concert given at the University of Yer.
mont. He comes there from New York,
and from there goes to Montreal
Rev. Walter O. Higley, retired Ad-
vent Christian clergyman and long
time resident of Castleton, died at the
home of his daughter in Springfield,
Mass, Saturday at the age of "A years. |
At least 1000 people were out Satur
day evening in Newport to greet Co.
l., back from the border. A roast turkey /
supper was served after the band and uni I
formed knights Templar had escorted I
the men from the train to the armory
DR.. W. d. Berry of Burlington has
sold the property known as Lakeyiew
sanatorum to DR.. Z. 0. Crossman OF Lis
bon, N. H., who is at present on the staff
of the Psychopathic hospital in Boston.
DIR. Crossman is to take possession Janu-
AIRY |.
Four survivors of Brattleboro fam
lily of IL children held a reunion re.
Gently, the first time they had been to-
gether for 81 years. William Trendell
lives in Windsor, George in Philadelphia,
Alfred and Mrs. Matilda knights in Brat
tleboro.
William Guyette of Burlington and r.
A. Southland of Fairfax were fined in
Burlington city court Saturday for re-
fusing to stop their automobiles when or
dered to do so by a traffic officer Guy :,
cite paid SSH and Southland Sl36l.
DIR. David Nutting, who died at his !
home in Randolph Center Thursday, was =
SO years old. For many years he was
a medical missionary in Turkey, where
he remained until poor health made it
necessary for him to return to this coun-
try.
Merides Forth, former member of +
Co. NJ, V. n. g., of Winooski, who re- !.
ceived his discharge and joined the 22d =
French battalion shortly afterward, and :,
lost an eye in the battle of Ypres. has =
been with relatives in Wnooski on sick a
leave
Edward Eagan, who for Is years was
foreman of the section for the Rutland :
railroad, died Friday at his home in Yer |
gennes at the age of so years After his :,
service for the Rutland road, he was for I
IA years foreman at Aberdeen, N. d. for !
the Great Northern railway e
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A petition in bankruptcy has been filed r
with Clerk F. 5. Platt of the United u
States court by c. d. Blanchard and f. :.
c. Lyman of Hartford, doing business un- {,
der the firm name Blanchard & Lyman. !,
The liabilities are ST. ,63625 and the as
sets amount to $4,000, OF which $4,000 r
is in insurance policies and $500 is E
claimed exempt. n
DR.. r. W. Boyce of Woodstock sailed ;,
October 2 on the Turkomsn, in charge of !
$50 mules and 100 horses. The destina- r
ton is yet unknown. but orders are to "
be received at Gibraltar, for Saloniki or q,
Egypt. DIR. Boyce was much n
pleased with the boat to which he was
assigned and expected the voyage would d