The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07

NHiidH Jenhlns OF NOftn lHttlOTu
had three fingers cut off in a corn cut
ter recently.
Breadloaf inn at Ripton closed Wednes.
day for the season. This was somewhat
later than usual.
Theodore j. Poelman, pastor of the
Congregational church in Putney, is to
be ordained there Oct. IL,
From raspberry bush in her garden Mt
Rutland, Mrs. George w. johnson picked
Thursday pint OF sweet fresh berries.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. j. Bruce celebrated the
Goth anniversary of their marriage at
their home in West Charleston, Sept. IL.
The Brattlcboro Civic league voted at
a meeting Wednesday night to have an
other municipal Christmas tree this year
AT the two days fair, which the Pitts
ford Industrial club held this week, the
children of the town entered 400 exhb-
its.
Rev Fred Wilson Day assumed his
duties as pastor of the Congregational
church in Swanton last Sunday. He had
been in Franklin eight years.
A new seventh green is being NAVE on
the links of the Rutland Country club,
which it is said will be the best in Yer
mont and one of the finest in the United
States.
f. L. Duffy, son of Daniel Duffy OF
Montgomery Center, is in a war hospital
in France, shot in the head and shoulders
Mr.. Duffy. sr., did not know where his
son was until word came of his wounds.
Mrs Edgar Allbee has an Easter lily
at her home in Townshend which bios
somed at Easter was put into the gar
den during the summer and now is back
in the house with five large buds and
blossoms.
At the marriage of Halle B. Hawley |
and Robert Wright Stowe of New Haven, |
which took place at the brides home in |
Nergennes, those in the receiving line in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs S Smith OF Addison, |
who are 81 years of age and have been |
married nearly 20 years.
Henry Gardner died Mt his home in
Bristol Thursday. Less than week be-
fore he was run into and knocked down
by an automobile and, while it was
thought at the time he was not serious
" injured, it without doubt FASTENED his
demise.
Mrs. Freeman Willett celebrated her
Tooth birthday anniversary at the home
of her daughter in Burlington Thursday.
Her health is good, she is able to be
bout the house, enjoys excellent eye
sight and can read. She was born in
Quebec.
Fred A. Bssonette, employed in the
Whiting brush factory in Burlington, had
both bones in his right leg broken just
above the ankle Thursday, when he be- {
came caught in the shafting. There are
no internal injuries but the man will be
confined to the hospital for two months.
The supreme court decision in regard
to the boundary line case between the
Vermont Marble company and George T.
Eastman and Percival w Clement of J
Rutland, which was decided in favor OF v
the plaintiff, means 100000 to the Yer b
mont Marble company. g
Daniel Foster was the victim OF a run 4
away accident recently at his home in t
East Middlebury, when the whifletree
broke, causing his horse to run. Mr.. Fos- u
ter steered the animal into stump I
where it commenced to kick, demolish- :
ing the wagon and breaking Mr. Fosters V
arm.
The Addison Electric Power company, Z
which has just been incorporated with I
a capital stock of 100000, has taken
over the holdings of the Kingsley Wood "
Pulp company and the Stoddard proper n
ty at Salisbury and will erect there '
modern electric station. The company n
has also purchased 500 acres of timber y
land in Addison county. y
The resignation of Miss Mary L. Schu-
nacher, superintendent, and Miss Eliza W W
beth Hennessey, assistant superintendent v
Of the Brattleboro Memorial hospital, ~
have been accepted Miss Schumacher =
has not been at the hospital for several :,
weeks, and Miss Maude Lands, who has -
been substituting for her, will act as =,
for the present.
At the boys and girls exhibit, nation IN
Il dairy show and eastern states agri-
cultural and industrial exposition, S'
Springfield, Mass. October 1922, will dr.
re seen the best products that the gen CT
us of the boys and girls of the east OF
IN states can produce. The boys and re
iris throughout Vermont are responding br
n large numbers to the call to send eX-
ibits Not only are those from the larg he
r towns and cities responding most an
satisfactorily, but equally large numbers
rom the smaller towns are expressing AR
heir desire to exhibit. and compete for "a
rizes.
In federal court at Rutland Tuesday.
he Wells and Richardson company of
burlington was fined 800 and costs be- eA
ause their labels on bottles of Paine's wv
elery Compound, manufactured by them, sN