The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-30

bury BARRIERS will
shave 80 per cent,
OF 10 cents
beginning Monday DcdSsy
farm at Brattleboro the price
OF milk 10 nine cent? quart, instead
OF eight, with special milk at 10 cents a
quart. Cream will remain at so cents
quart.
William Gates, the Santa Claus at a
Christmas entertainment in Jacksonville,
was badly burned when the cotton bat.
ting trimming OF his suit caught fire
from candle. His arms and hands sui
fered the worst.
A pair of horses driven by Welby
Northrop of Ludlow ran away Saturday
evening with a load of milk and at the
station took TO the railroad track They
were caught in the bridge by the Rutland
railroad flyer and were literally torn to
pieces.
Beginning Jan. |, the Central Vermont
railway will run the new union station
at Burlington, the Rutland railway hav-
ing had charge of il from its compile
ton until now. IL is expected that the
same employees win be retained through
out. The two roads split expenses.
Mrs. Minnie Zeller was considerably
injured few days ago near her home
in Grafton, when her sleigh was upset
e 81 II, fMn
loaded teams, which she met near to-
gether, did not give her any of the road.
Mrs. Zeller received several fractured ribs
and general shaking up.
Mrs. Lisle Mcintosh of South Royal
ton has finished her jelly making for
this year, using nearly four tons OF
sugar with an output of $4,000 This
Jelly was sold before it was made. She
has employed three assistants for the
past three months. Mrs. Mclntosh's
Jelly is distributed all over the New Eng
land states.
Sixty people who attended Christmas
exercises at the old red schoolhouse
in South Wheelock last week Friday
night were obliged to spend the night
there The next morning the men got
out with shovels and leveled the drifts
so they could get their teams. Wood
and provisions were plenty and the party
experienced little inconvenience from
their enforced stay.
Otto r. Howe, aged so, native of
Springfield, died Thursday at his home
in Westboro, Mass. Mr.. Howe was
greatly interested in military affairs
and had been first sergeant in the old
Estey Guards, enlisting in 1889 in the
regular army. He served three years and
was the first physical director to intro
duce the Roberts dumb bell drill into the
regular army. For many years he lived
in Brattleboro.
James Mullen, Sandgate man, died |
Monday as result of exposure on trip |
home from Granville, N. Y, where he
and his wife had been visiting. They went |
by team and stopped at the homes of
friends along the way home. When they |
reached their own residence, Mr.. Mullen |
found that his hands and feet were bad |
ly frostbidden, but no physician was
called for few days and it was then
too late to save his life.
\ Articles of incorporation have been
fled by Harry L. Winter Incorporated of
Burlington, with capital stock of Sl0,-
900, organized for the purpose of doing
a brokerage business, in stocks, bonds,
etc. The incorporators are Harry L.,
Florence p, and Louise p. Winters, all
of Burlington. The Bryant & Chap
man Co., Connecticut corporation, has
been authorized to do business in Yer
mont with its principal Office in Middle
sex. The company does dairy business,
milk, cream, butter and eggs.