The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-10

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Attending
Rev. J. Z. Bold has resigned as pas
tor OF st. Stephens Episcopal church !
Mid, lctmy, effective at once.
Students at the summer school n
Middiebury college are 90 per cent won
en- this year on account of the war.
Park beede was thrown from an ey
press team in Orleans recently and hi
elbow was broken. He was slso badl.
bruised
Mrs. Ira Moulton of Newfane was bal
ly injured last week when attacked b,
Q cow She was much bruised and he
ibis WEI G cracked in the left side
Farmers in the western part of Tn;
state have been holding meetings TO tall
over means OF combating grasshoppers
which are unusually thick there this
season.
Otis Locke of Braintree stepped on a
board nom which protruded a large
rusty nail, the greater part entering his
foot, as he had on shoes with thin rub.
Der so.ts.
The outlook for big apple crop this
year is good, in spite of the fact that
last years crop was a record. breaking
one and this year would naturally be
an off season.
Superintendent Loukes of the house Of
correction has announced that no pris-
oners will be accepted from Washington
county as eng as the infantile paralysis
epidemic continues.
Rev. George Z. Tomkinson closed his
pastorate with the First Baptist church
in Bratleborc Sunday and on Sept. be-
gins his duties as pastor of the Oak lam
church in Philadelphia.
Wa tel Currier, of the firm OF Currie-
Bros, mea: dealers, in Orleans, while
putting ice into the refrigerator a few
days aao, got between two large cakes
of Ice in such way as to crush the
bones in one ankle.
Joseph Trombley was badly injured
at his home in Readsboro July 4, when
a lighted cartridge exploded in his left
hand blowing off his thumb, index finger
and part of the third finger He was also
injured about the face.
ID. NJ Lafos of Richmond. fireman on
freight train, fell from the train near
Island Pond into the river and was
dead when found, as he was not missed |
at htst. The body was face down in |
about is inches of water.
Henry j Hyde, who has held most oi
the town offices in Salisbury during his
81 years residence there, died last week,
following general breakdown. He rep
resented the town in the legislature CT
1895 and was rs years old.
Scion Prince of Bristol, sentenced from
Addison county court to serve a sen
tence at Windsor for burglary and who
was paroled after he had served part
OF the sentence, broke his probation
and has been taken back to the institu
ton.
William w. Culver of White River
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ton of being the oldest member of the
Masonic order in the state in point OF
membership, having joined the lodge in
South Royalton in 1854, or SO years ago.
Mr.. Culver is in his SD year.
As the children of Philip Playful OF
Jacksonville were playing with old fork j
tines and trying to see who could throw I
The fartncst and have the tines stick a
up in tns ground, little Mary PlayfJ', Q
trying, threw the tines through her
brothers foot into the ground. No se-
rious trouble has yet resulted.
Evroui Meunnier l4-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Meunnier of Wi
nooski was drowned July 6 while in !
swimming He had spent the day berry
ing with other children and then TINY
all went in swimming together. The
body was not found for two hours after
the ACCIDENT There are three brothers
and four sisters left.
Mrs. l.. c. Baldwin of Plainfeld comes I
to the front with a rhubarb story guar
ranteed to Guido all the other big stalks
and leaves that have been getting into
print lately. She reports stalk tina.
at the butt was six inches in circumfer-
snce and the leaf of which measured six
"a inches. Several stalks and leaves in
her garden measured "a inches from tip
10 butt.
Willis y. Linscott of Chelsea, Mass, a =
rsvc.lng representative of the Linscott