The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-02

opened yesterday.
The Barton public library has moved
10 more commodious quarters.
Caledonia county prohbitionists will
have ticket for the November elec.
ton.
Two grass fires caused still alarms TO
be sent in to the Burlington fire depart
mcnt Thursday.
Newport, at special town meeting,
has voted to have all electric wires along
Main street, laid under ground.
ST. Adams Business and Professional
Mems association is planning an outing
in Smuggler's Notch on Labor day.
A c. S. Page Senatorial club has been
formed in Burlington with the intention
Of getting cut a full vote for the sena-
tor.
Dave Davidson of Newport suffered
bad burns shout his face when carboy
~ aeid which he was loading on a train,
.l.st
ludson A Wright of Middlebury
claims to have attended the Addison
county fair each year for 60 consecutive
years.
Caution against infantile paralysis
kept some 500 children away from Brat
tlsboro's guest day this year and lowered
the attendance.
Eight little Burlington girls have fin.
.shed rs pillows between them and have
forwarded them to France to comfort the
wounded French soldiers.
Carroll, the youngest son of Arthur
Shatney of Greensboro Bend was run
over by heavy loaded team Thursday
and perhaps fatally injured
Thomas Lynch and Alex Benoit, who
were arrested for proving about Bur-
lington premises Saturday last, have
both received sentences of 90 days.
DR.. Byron Hermann of st. Adams, /
sailed for Copenhagen, whence he will
90 to Naumburg-on the Sallee, Saxony, |
to act as a surgeon in a base hospital.
When the automobile of Eugene NJ /
Warren of St Adams struck the peanut /
cart of Peter Psihogeos at the head of
King street in that city, the cart was
demolished.
H.
in Winoosk this week, it was voted
to build an overpass over the Central
Vermont railroad, the sum provided not
to exceed $4,000
One of the telephone lines into Caven-
dish is so crowded that the company
has abandoned the numbers and has
started new station with the first let
ter of the alphebet.
The Bradford Rifle club, organized in
the spring, has been forced to disband
because the government is unable, due
to present military conditions, to offer
equipment for its use
Col. G. S. Emery of Newport has re.
ceived paper from his son, Donald En-
cry, who is with the troops in Texas,
entitled the Rio Grande Rather. In it
there are some sketches by young En-
cry.
Wednesday there was sale of French
at Ye Olde Brick Tea Shoppe
in Lyndon for the benefit of the French
soldiers. 1t was under the auspice OF
the American Girls aid of New York t
City. {
A horse belonging to Mrs. Kittie t
tones of South Windham, recently 7
Jumped a fence as it was being led to :
water and landed on an upright ash n
stick, iniuring itself SO seriously that it !
mad to be shot.
William Devoid of Charlotte was ar.
'ested Thursday on warrant charging
orgery. He waived examination in Bur
ington municipal court and was bound
,ver to Chittenden county court, bail L
being fred at $500. Y
A special meeting Of the holders of J
iquor licenses throughout the state met
n Rutland Thursday for the purpose of g
orming some sort of an organization. :
There were representativ from all H.
ense towns in the stat
The lions claw trail, a new section
# the long trail, has been completed =
nd is ready for any who wish to use 1
t. 1t lies to the south of Cancels
lump and runs along on the top of
ONE Of the ridges there.
A woman let canary bird escape
rom its cage in the station at Brattle-
oro Thursday afternoon and soon all
DC bystanders were trying to persuade
! 20 return. 1t defed their appeals
fnn perch on the old station.
\ contract has been awarded for a
our story garage to he erected on the :
locker property in rattleboro. The
wo lower stories will lie utilized for
arage purposes aad the two upper floors
il! be divided into ten suites each.
James Dawson of Hinesburg pleaded ,
uilty IN Burlington municipal court
hursis- 10 d warrant charging him
it'll adultery He was sentenced to
.atc's prison at Windsor for term of :
on two and cne-half to four years.