The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-29
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

The Rutland fair Is to be held Sept.
4, 8 and O.
Floriman Churchill Of Pescham los
seven and half acres OF beans b,
the recent frost
Judge C. A. Adams Of Post Mills Ia
announced his candidacy for the Office o
senator from Orange county.
On July4 there will be a trail-openini
bee on Mount Killington, Rutland, wher
the long trail is TO be extended south
In Thursdays Canadian casualty list
issued from Ottawa, the name of Y
Doyle, st. Adams, who died from wounds
was given. According to st. Adams pa
pers, the man is unknown there.
Talking with neighbor. Elroy Hor.
ner Of Hyde Park, aged 6s, dropped dead
He had not been in the best of health
but his death was not expected. He
leaves a wife and one son.
William Norton, a veteran, of Wells,
walked from his home through Middle
toWh OPP hRo anu vi MS
birthday, June 81, calling on many
friends and returning to Wells before
dark.
Miss Lucille Cross, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Cross of Swanton, was
married June 81 at the home of her par
ents to Lieut.. George D. Suffer, United
States cavalry, reserve corps, stationed
Day performed the ceremony.
Charles W. Eastman, whose death oc.
CURED in Wells River last week, was
the first man in northern Vermont to
own a moving machine. From the time
he bought it until his S5th year, he did
the moving each season. He lived in
Wells River 40 years.
Rev. John G. Robinson, pastor of the
Methodist church in North Bennington,
was married June 10 to Miss Alice L.
Patch of Rouses Point at Beekman-
town, N. Y, by Rev. William r. Ryder.
Mr.. Robinson has served the churches in
Mendon and East Poultney previously.
At the l35th commencement at Phil
lips Exeter academy at Exeter, N. H.,
Philips c. Cole of North Craftsbury was
one Of IA to receive classical diploma
and was award the Pitts Dufield Eng
fish composition prize. Robert D. John.
son of Wilmington and Hugh 0. Clement
of Rutland received English diplomas.
Clyde Lavine, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Lavine of North Hero, lost one
finger and another was badly lacerated
a few days ago when he was walking
behind drill which his father was using
in field and put his fingers into the
cogs of a wheel. An attempt will be |
made to save the finger that was LAGER
ated.
V. II. Eddy, Bethel optician, while in |
Putney with his automobile few days |
ago, collied with Hugh Switzer on his |
tricycle. as the latter turned out for one
car and ran directly in front of Mr..
Eddy's. Mr.. Eddy was going slowly and
put on the brakes Immediately, but the
car slid enough to throw the boy from
the cycle, cutting hole In his head.
A. P. Carpenter of Brattleboro United
States marshal whose appointment was
made some weeks ago. has received the
confirmation of it from the Senate. The
carries with it the re-
of the deputies which Mr..
Carpenter named when originally ap-
pointed.
Four new automatic tires and several
inner tubes, valued at more than $500,
were recovered in the bottom of an old
quarry hole in Rutland June 20, part of
the booty obtained when the Premier
garage in that city was robbed. Several
Polanders have been arrested and tried q
and one of them, Robert Siwicki Of West ]
who stoutly denied any connec-
ton with the affair, is said to have told I
where the booty might be found. Alex
Yscietowski, who was arrested in Sche. !
nectady, N. Y, pleaded guilty and his :
case was bound over to the next term of >
county court.