The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16

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/ Happenings Of Interest from
II Different Sections.
Mrs. Clayton Libbey, who is i'll with
scarlet fever at her home in Lyndon
vile, is the sixth in the family to
have the disease.
Rev r. II. Washburn, for five years
pastor of the Winooski Methodist
church. has been assigned to the church
at Williamstown, Mass, by the Troy
conference.
William Kendall, Of, died at his home
in Ludlow April IA, being confined to
the bed only one day. He was born, in
| West Windsor, one of IL children, three
of whom still live.
Frederick Stanley, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred II. Stanley of Essex june
ton, designed the front cover for two
numbers of Golfers. One was in Jan
uary and the other March 81.
William Dartt, who pleaded guilty to
robbing telephone pay station in the
Vergennes railroad station last Sun
day night, has been sentenced to serve
six months at hard labor in states
prison at Windsor.
II is said that two Milton school
boys, aged seven or eight years, have
confessed TO tipping over more than
40 stones in the village cemetery, some
of them being broken in two by fall
ing
During the sickness of Charles Smith
of Wolcott, his two boys, Fay and
Howard, s and years old, did all the
work, taking care of 30 head of cattle
and four horses, besides lot of young
stock, hens, etc, except the milking
A neighbor run the milking machine
for them.
John E. Prescott, a. native of West
Topsham, dropped dead in Manchester,
n. H., while ON duty April ID. He was
foreman of the Amoskeag Manufactur-
ing company and went to Manchester
from West Topsham 80 years ago. He
was So years old.
Mrs. Henry j. Drown has in win
dow Of one of the rooms in her home
in Sheffield an orange tree with six
ripe oranges on it, lemon tree with |
three lemons growing and tea plant |
large enough to furnish material for
several cups OF tea.
Two houses arc still standing in
Rutland which were built in 1900, both |
on West street and both occupied One |
of these has been in the Brown family |
ever since it was built, and when Mich
OILS street was cut through several
years ago, 10 feet were sliced off the
building to make room for the street.
Mrs. George w. Tyler resigned her
position as secretary and treasurer of
the Brattleboro Mutual Aid association
and her daughter, Miss Faith Tyler,
was elected in her place. Mrs. Tyler
has held these offices ever since the as
was established IL years ago.
The association maintains training
school for nurses to meet the needs of
The community.
Having been. hit on the right temple
with stone a week ago last Sunday
while playing duck of the rock" with
4 group of other young men, Clinton
Raymond of Rutland, aged 22 years.
mas no recollection of what occurred
vt any time on that day. The case
mas been diagnosed as one of aphasia,
Tue to conclusion. The physicians say
ne will recover. The skull is not frac-
5ured.
Peter Moehytz, a Russian living in
Berlin, n. H., is held under $500 bond
1t Newport for appearance in the Unit
ID States court at Windsor at the May
ERIN. Moehytz went to Beecher Falls
md purchased 1925 worth of liquor.
customs officers were ready for him
when he started to bring il across the
inc and he was given a hearing in
Joseph Chamberlain Of North
Troy is held under bond Of like amount
or smuggling his brother in law, Ceph-
IS Laundry of Thetford Mines, P O.,
nto Vermont last fall Laundry's case !
vas Investigated when he attempted to
70 back into Canada.
Word has been received in Water.
ord that Bertha Smith, daughter of
Vim. Smith, who is slid to have eloped
With Alfred II, Young also of Water
ord, in the fall of 1918, has been found
t Springfield, Mo-, and Mr.. Smith left
or that city Wednesday afternoon to
ring his daughter home. Since they
aft Waterford no trace has been found
I either of the parties until now Mr..
'oung was a married man with two
Dung children and his wife. Mrs y
.gnes H. Young Of Barnet, is bring
1g suit for divorce in the June term
( Caledonia county court.
THE CONSTITUENCY. 4
ongregationalists Are to Hold Cottage
Meetings Next Week for Instruction. 9
Rev. c. c Merrill of Burlington. the :