The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-11
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1872 Main street. adv.
Kenneth j. Kirk of Barre, who ha
= been employed organizing the boy:
and girls work for the Washington
county farm bureau, has been selectet
by the officers of the bureau as assist
ant to Raymond Briggs, the count,
,, agent. Mr., Kirk has been in this worl
for few years and has been produe
ing good results so that he will max
a valuable assistant to Mr. Briggs
, Miss Ruth Johnson, whose appoint
ment as club leader was announced TIVE
weeks ago, has commenced her dutiei
+, and has organized five clubs with tn,
plans for the sixth completed and organ
ization will take place this week.
: The funeral of Judge l.. r. Wen,
took place from his late home in Mid
dlesex Saturday afternoon, Rev. j, w
Hatch officiating. The services were at
tended by large number of people, IN.
cil,ling county officials. The bearer.
were his sons, Arthur and Raymond
w. II. and F. w. Vaughn Of Middle.
sex, G. c. Graves of Waterbury and
Charles McDermid of Massachusetts
Tie interment was in the Center
The funeral of Mrs. John Girerd oc-
Cured from St Augustine's church
Sunday afternoon. Rev ] . +. Long Of
floating, Many persons attended the
service, Mass was said this morning.
| The bearers were P. j. McAvoy. y.
King, Earl Billings, Thomas Carroll,
w. X. Griffin, grandson law. and
Like Gallagher, great g.ardson in law.
| The interment was in the Catholic Gem
| ettry.
Arthur Mcdonald and Omar Noal
pleaded guilty in city court o-dav to
the charge of beating ride on a Cen
trail Vermont freight train, they hay-
ing been arrested at Montpelier Iunc-
ton Saturday. The men were sentened
to 10 days in the county Jail. Harley
Mcdonald pleaded guilty to intoxicu-
tion and was fined SIS
The summer outing of Mt Sinai
temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
viii be held at Newport Sept. 2,
Edward Glysson Of Barre has com
menced work in the state engineers
Office and with Willard Walker left
this morning to stake out further fed
eral road work in Sherburne
The state agricultural department
states that this is the time of the year
when farmers want to watch out for
hemorrhagic septicaemia in their herds
of cattle for already reports Of ii have
been received in the office, and the
death of 10 cows in one instance and
about as many in another section of
the state have been reported, one com
ing from Caledonia county and the
other from Addison Many persons
think that the deaths are caused hv |
lightning but the above disease is one
that takes the COWS off almost a.
quickly AS lightning, leaving but little |
trace excepting TO the professional who |
easily locates traces OF the malady. 1t /
Is germ disease and the weather |
which has been experienced for two |
weeks is breeder Of il. 1t il a soil germ
and during hot weather the cattle eat
the germ which kills them suddenly
within a very short time after eating
in most instances.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taplin, who
have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
]. q. Brown, have gone 10 their home
in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J NJ. Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Baldwin have returned
from trip to Lake Carlton, N. H.
o, II. Kent, treasurer of the Boston
Penny Savings bank, is expected this
afternoon for a visit with relatives in
he city and Calais He was many years
\ merchant in Calais, of which town
le is a native.
NJ. l.. Blanchard of Hartford, Conn,
irriyed this morning TO make his an
iusl auditing OF the auditor Of ac-
cunts and the state treasurer's offices.
Misses Irene and Frederick Lander
re taking their vacation from the sec .
etary of states office, while Misses
label Davis and Adelaide Teachout
ave returned from weeks outing
rom the same department.
Among automobile accidents report
d this morning TO the secretary of r
tate were the following; A B. Bige :
Nv of Middlesex that he hit dog IN
W s. Holmes Of Mont 7
emery that his car ran into a team :
ausing it TO run away; f. A. Provost
{ Mortified Falls that truck 2-075 hit v
is car as he was passing the truck
Ernest Williams, local American Ex- F
ress agent. is trying to work out some
Ian for handling the express between &
he Wells River and Central Vermont
.ations in Montpelier. The Wells Riy
( trains discontinued starting from a
ne Central Vermont station this morn y
X, so that passengers have TO walk =
-om one station to the other and all z
aggage and express has to be trans 81
FRED Some five truckloRds or more n
re transferred each noon, mostly in ice a
cam going from Burlington 10 east
n Vermont. This probably will De
ken to the Wells River station by
he Central Vermont train and then b
AIDED on trucks there 10 save time q
nd work Sometimes as many as seven a
ucklosds are transferred at this q
ain.
The New England Telephone Co. ex
cts a gang Of linemen from Worcrs n
r. Mass. Tuesday TO commence the Z
cable work in Montpelier Il
,me 81 800 worth of work will be 81
me before the work is completed, in
uding the placing Of wires under =
ound for the new National Life
Hiding, repairs TO the cable on Main q
rect near city hall and Barre street
rner. These repairs have 10 be made
fore the new paving is laid. Near the
w hall trouble has been experienced
ON water for a few winters The ca
2 froze up on Elm street last winter
ID repairs 10 that will also be made