The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-18

MISS peuihA w liIHeY mas beeH en-
gagged as public nurse in st, Johnsbury.
A party of IL from Boston are taking
a lo0-mile tramp through the southern
part of Vermont.
Rutland is making plans for a celebra-
tion in the early fall in honor of its sol
diers and sailors.
Lewis Alger man we'll along in
years, fell at his home in Barton Sun
day, breaking three ribs.
Rev. Il. S. vradenburg has resigned
Rs pastor of the churches at Enosburg
Center and Berkshire Center.
G. L. Nichols of Enosburg Falls re-
Gently sold five Jersey cows for $500
apiece to parties in Glen Cove, l.. l.
Oliver Wilson, master of the national
grange, will address field meeting at
Rutland Aug. during the county fair
In the orchard on the Austin and
Stackman farm in Stowe Hollow, one
kide of an apple tree was in full bloom
July Q.
A Brookline dog lost two legs when his
master George Ware run over him with
b moving machine. The dog was shot
bit once.
For the first six months of this year
there have been 62 marriages in Bur
lington, compared with III in the CORE
spending months last year.
-Four hundred and eight three species
bf plants have been shown in the mu-
seum at st. Johnsbury this season. This
Is the largest ever recorded up to mid
July.
Bradford is taking steps toward pro
riding community nurse and ii it does
have one, that town will be the first in
the state, of its size, to undertake such a
project.
In Londonderry, Warren Wright fell
from moving machine and broke two
ribs and George Williams, while unload
Ing lumber from an auto truck, fell and
broke two ribs.
William Colvin and two young men
from North Bennington were in Shafts
bury Valley Sunday. One of the boys
named Knight, while shooting at some
woodchucks, shot himself in the knee
with 22-calibre revolver.
A daughter was born at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington Monday
night to Mrs. Theodore Fleury, widow
OF the man who was killed July at
crossing as the chauffeur of the car
was racing with a train.
Wellington j. Mclaughlin of St. Al
bans has filed petition in bankruptcy in
the Office in Rutland Of Clerk Henry Con-
lin Of the United States district court.
He has liabilities of S776.50 and assets
pf 1919, of which $500 is claimed to be
exempt,
Articles of association have been filed
with the secretary of state by the A. NJ.
Pond CO., Inc, general merchandise, of
Richford, with a capital stock Of S25, 1000.
The incorporators are A NJ. Pond. Kate
A. Pond and W. c. Cranston of East
Berkshire.
Orleans county fair is to be held at
Barton Sept. 2, and A. For three years
there has been no fair in Orleans coun-
by, on two years because of regulations
issued by the state board of health in
regard TO contagious diseases and last
year because of the war.
Rev. George A. Martin announced at
the service in the Methodist church in
st. Johnsbury Sunday that enough
pledges had been secured to cover the
100000 cost of the new church, which
kas built to take the place of the old
bne, which was burned in the spring
pr 1916.
Harry Wissell, IL, disappeared from
the home of Mrs. 1vanhoe Loveioy of
Euttingsville, July 3, The boy is five
feet, two inches tall, has dark hair and
brown eyes. When he left he wore a
pair OF old khaki trousers, gray sweat.
pr, blue armless Jersey and white can
Sas shoes
Arthur Shepard, IA, son OF Mrs. Jennie
Shepard of Manchester, recently lost all
4 The fingers ON his left hand and the
lhumb was also injured, as he was work.
ing on saw in the plant OF the Man
chester Lumber company The super.
Intendent of the company states that the
fSJ hou btSh bold Hub W operate Tue
paw.
George A. Johnson, aged AZ years, died
Tuesday at st. Adams from pulmonary
tuberculosis. Mr. Johnson had spent %
years in the L. $. army. During She
Eime he was with the American forces in
China during the Boxer rebellion. nine
years in the Philippines, was in San
Francisco during the earthquake and
served throughout the SPANISH American
war,
Voters to the number of less than 80 in
the annual school meeting in Brattle.
boro recently voted an eighty-cent tax,
which will raise approximately S52-
poo for the expenses Of the school
district the coming year. A resolution
was also passed by which teachers who
were in the employ of the district at
the end Of the past year will receive
bonus of 500 and new teachers a bo-
mus Of $50 for the year l9l9.20. Incl
aentally the salary Of the chairman of
the prudential committee, Rev. r. O. s.
Dsgood, who was unanimously re-elect-
ed for three year term, was increased
from $3.50 to $3.50, and those of the re-
naining members from SIS to Sl25.
BRINGS COUNTER SUIT.