The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-17

,hipped from the Sharon station recent
g.
Damage by deer in Windham count
have Appropriated high figure thi
season.
Frederick H. Foss, who established I'll
shade roller industry in vergennes, re
Gently observed his s0th birthday.
+. Il. Bennett, for % years tune
for the Estey Organ CO., died recently il
Brsttleboro.
The annual state convention of King
Daughters and Sons will be held in Eas
Hardwick next week.
Waterbury churches were re.openet
Yesterday, after lengthy quarantin,
because of infantile paralysis.
Joseph Willett, well known st. Al
bans conductor, recently completed his
Booth trip from Boston to San Francisco
Canning exhibits are to bulk unusual.
ly large in the fair which grangers in
and about Wilmington are to hold this
fall
The steamer, Vermont, made It's last
trip of the season Saturday and has
been locked at Shelburne for the win
ter.
One thousand teeth not useful to
children in ST. Joseph's orphang were
extracted by two Burlington dentists re-
Gently.
III. c. of l.. has hit the Rutland high
school, where 40 students who expected
to enroll, have not reported because they
are at work.
Four automobiles were detained in
Derby a week ago because the drivers
had failed to pay duty on booze brought
from Canada.
Postponed once at the instance of the
state board of health, the Greater Yer.
mont association will meet in Rutland
Sept. ~ and 2S.
Ashes of Frank B. Field, native Yer
monter, who gained prestige as an en-.
gineer on the Pacific coast, were recent.
ly in Cornwall.
Although the vines are luxurant, D. L.
Gotta, Bellows Falls experimenter, does
not expect large yield of sweet pota.
toes planted by him last spring.
Large focks of starlings are being OBJ. |
served in the Connecticut river valley |
n,,I 4 l. 1 II
will prove destructive to the crops.
Crop storage is one of the big prob.
lens in Vermont this fall and the COM
mittee of public safety is lending its
aid to the farmers in this respect.
After successive attempts to fire and
then flood the county jail, where he is
confined, Samuel Bayorsky of Burling-
ton was removed to the state hospital.
Pythan Sisters of many Vermont
towns met in Burlington last week to
greet the national head of the order.
Chief Sister Lilly Samuels of Califor-
mia.
Mrs. Jane Dewitt, who fell on the
station platform in such way as to !
catch her foot under locomotive in
Brandon, has had the member amputat. ,
ed.
Prosecuted by Mrs. Jennie b. Powers,
formerly of Brattleboro, Dana GriswoId
of Londonderry paid fine for causing
unnecessary suffering where his horse
was concerned.
Children under l6, bound for Platts-
burg fair last week, were not allowed
to land on the New York shore when
IL was learned that they were from
Vermont.
Conditional upon the regulation that q
children under l6 shall not be permitted d
TO attend, the Vermont state Baptist Y
will be held in Richford this
week. Y
off for the war as first lieutenant in u
the dental reserve corps, Dr. C. H. Cole i
writes farewell letter to clients and
friends in the last issue of the Vergennes
Enterprise.
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Fish and Game Commission L. G. Leav- ii
ems is quoted as saying that the states "
present needs in the department are pro- 6,
vided for. A permanent fish hatchery al
will be erected in Bennington this fall. RI
H. N Arnold of Brattleboro, formerly
IF the Reformer staff, and now chief
instructor in the Rockville, Conn, bal
Don school, recently performed the un- M
Usual feat of dropping one man from his he
balloon and picking up another. lii
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