The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-28


Morse in West Bolton has both blossom
and fruit on IL.
In Sandgate the proceeds from the SALE
of ice cream once in two weeks are being
used to pay the minister's salary.
Nj, A. Jenkins sold this season over
1900 bushels from his strawberry patch
in Bradford. The price averaged l2h
cents per quart.
George Wadleigh a milkman in North
Thetford for over 20 years, has notified
his customers that he will 60 out OF
business Aug. /.
Miss Sara X. Parker, associate edi-
tor of the Bradford Opinion, has gone to
Lakeview sanatorium, Burlington, to re-
cuperate from rundown condition.
A four year.old child of William Clark
of Lincoln died Monday afternoon 1t
is thought that it was accidentally poi
soned Two other children in the fam
lily are seriously i'll.
Harold Holden Lang, who was killed
in submarine explosion at Manila re-
recently, was a native of Cambridge,
going with his family when small to-
Glens Falls, N. Y. He enlisted in the
navy three years ago.
Walter, seven -year-old son of NJ. w.
Poquette of Rutland, who is at the Rut-
land hospital recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis, is the third child
in the family to undergo an operation
this year at the hospital
Several young men in the Ludlow
Congregational church having enlisted,
next Sunday the service is to be given
over to their honor A flag is to be pre- |
scented the church, an honor roll of those
who have enlisted will be placed in posi-
ton, and the mems choir will sing.
John Wild, who was % years old
June II, died Sunday at his home in
Royalton, after only few days illness.
AT the age of Is he joined the Congre-
gational church at Royalton and in 1878
was elected deacon. For many years he
was superintendent of the Sunday
school. Blindness and deafness have af-
ficted him in recent years.
Edward, en-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Farnsworth of Swanton
was injured Wednesday while playing in
the Webster saw-mill in that place. In
some way his left hand became caught
in the saw, and the back of the hand
was badly cut, the tendons of the little
finger and thumb being severed. The
teeth of the saw cut into the bone.
Georgia, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. C. Soule of Franklin, fell into
a well few days ago when the wooden
covering on which she was standing
with other children, broke and let her
n. She caught hold of the stones at the
sides of the well, which prevented her l
sinking below the arm pits, and rescuers |
'hUlb lusJ DIS sHs WAS ADOuL 10 lose HSI
1old and drop into the water.
Directly following the service last /.
Sunday morning in the Advent Christian
,hurch in South Vernon, Miss Gertrude ,
Miriam Holton of West Northfeld I
Mass, and Ralph vanDyke Gibson of :
2ichford were united in marriage Mr..
iibson for two years was official tester /
If the Windham County Cow Testing as !
ociation and lately has been herdsman z
m the stock farm of Charles Tenney of r
Sorthfeld Farms, Mass. He is a gradu !
tie of the agricultural school at Lyn- 9
onville. !
When big limb fell off tree in Brat 2
leboro in the middle of Wednesday night c
nd struck the house of Mrs. Elizabeth
iuild, the neighbors were treated to all :
inds of sensations. The branch, which
sd been split for some time, smashed 4
he jet and Jared the house so that the