The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-14
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interee. from
u6Gssent Sectisna

DkHsrent SectienA
Rutland had fonr weddings Monday
two at hornes and two Mt churches.
Il. J. ueiock, sporting editor ON the
New York World, died Sunday, at tht
Maple inn in Ripton, whcre'he wal
spending some time.
). C. TenDyke is 80 be ordained q
The ministry and installed as pastor
OF the Congregational church in
Manchestrr june e.
Gay brothers mill in Cavendish got
off the looms last week the biggest
production of cloth in the history OF
the mill, 1895 yards
The restaurant in Brandon belong
ing to Amos Sanders was burglarized
Sunday morning and $l2.45 was taken
from the cash register.
The TOW makers of the United States
are to hold their summer convention
IN Manchester July l9-22. A program
Of sports has been planned for enter
tainnaent.
Rev c. E. Gould. pastor of the
Baptist church in Lyndon, Center,
preached his, farewell sermon last Sun
slay and goes to the Baptist church at
North Troy. Mr. Gould had been in
Lyndon Cemtetr for eight years.
An order ,has been received at the of
flee of the state fish and game com
missioner From the Massachusetts
commissioner for a consignment of.
hornpout hngerlings from Lake Cham 4
plain. Special Deputy Warden H. A..
Booth of Vergennes is in charge Of
preparing the consignment for ship
ment.
William Clifford of North Danville
was painfully injured Thurs
hay as result of severe electrical
storm. He was driving his horse. at
fached TO grain seeder, into the barn
when bolt Of lightning struck one
horse, knocking it down and Brighten
ing the other. The terrified horse ran
and the seeder was dragged over Mr..
Clifford's leg, infiicting serious injury.
The Paquin Manufacturing company
of Springfield. manufacturers of house
heating equipment, is considering
locating in Windsor. The company
viii employ several men and as large
number of castings will be required
for the furnace which is manufactured,
the Windsor foundry will be given
considerable work. should the concern
locate there, which seems practically
assured.
Afford HazeIton of Manchester took
his family for ride Sunday, and as
he was crossing railroad track the
wishbone to the machine broke, throw.
ing the car down a bank into a swamp
turning conmpletely over and landing
right side up, with no damage except
to the top. No injury was done to
any of the occupants of the car ex-
cept that one small boy bumped his
head on the top of the car as it crossed
the railroad tracks.
Articles of association have been
filed with the secretary of state by
the Chester Masonic Home, Inc, which :
will purchase acquire and hold real J
estate. erect buildings, lease real es,
tate held by the corporation and con- j
duct home and club. The amount of N
the capital stock il $4,000 in 400
shares of $25 per share. The corpor
ators are Henry L. Ballou, +. J. Davis,
C. E. Wellman, E. R. .Wiggin, J. A. II
Greenwood, Harry e. Head Fred A.
Leland, T.. III. Blake, Fred w. Davis {
and Guy E. Earl, all of Chester. X
Two fatal accidents have been re-
ported by the Rollin Construction
Corporation which is at work on the
Davis bridge at Nottingham. Henry
Bedell of Norwood, Mass, laborer, ..
AS years of age, was working in the
concrete hopper on June 10 about s:f5
in the morning when he had stroke
of apoplexy and fell head first into the
concrete, causing death by asphyxia
ton John Cavilina of Readsboro, a |
was struck by flying rock on
April due to an unexpected explo-
sion of dynamite in tunnel. He suf v
fered fractured spine and skull and d
died soon after being admitted to the \
camp hospital a