The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-19

,bureh at North Troy, has resigned
md will engage in evangelistlc WORK,
beginning in July
R;rdcna Niles, l4-year-old daughter
Il Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Niles Of New
sort Il critically i'll from infection
hat developed from a boil on hef iace
Miss Berenice r futile, president OF
HE Rutland Woman's club, mas an
,ounced that she. is not a eanaida.e ~,
tate senator, in spite OF persistent
reports to that effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Manning OF
,erved their golden weddlng an
,iversary in Albany, May 10, with
mhlic reception in the Congregational
,hurch. of which they have been mem
bers for 40 years. They received
purse of, $50 in gold.
Mrs Henry Mack of Newfane is
,horgbt IN have sustained shock one
Law This week. as she became suddenly
nj and unconscious while calling on
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Tenney OF the same
olace She remained unconscious Tor
more than "a hours.
Out of shipment OF 5,ooo hhger.
Engs from the state fish hatchery a.
bennington to DIR. Leroy knight Of
Bellows Falls May II, less than Ioo
we're living when received by IT.
Knight. The mortality was evidently
,aused by too high temperature while
In transit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Schofield,
Who celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary at their home IN hutiana
Tuesday, entertained more than ioo
! friends and relatives. MIR. and MIS-
Oscar j. Willard of Brattleboro also
celebrated their golden wedding an
adversary May 10.
fire of unknown origin, discovered
,arly Wednesday morning IN Loweii,
entirely DESTROYED the bobbin mill and
several thousand feet of logs, owned
by the Valley Lumber company ana
The Woodman hall, occupied by the
Woodmen of America and local grange.
The properties were completely burned
and are only PARTIAL covered with m
surance.
The Estey Organ company OF
Brattleboro. which tried daylight saw
ing time for nine days, has returned
10 standard time The office force gets
"a work earlier in the morning to make
better connections with the mail. The
Fort Dummer works are still working
BY the daylight saving plan ana the
EMPLOYEES are satified with the
schedule. SO that no change Is contem
plated for the present.
A WHY'S Knight touring car belong
ing to i. A. Spear of Woodstock,
which he left on the campus at Middle
bury college on recent evening whiie
be attended junior prom, was taken
by someone for JOY ride and was NOT
located until the next day, when y
was found on the road between
Middlebury and New Haven, ditehed
and with the forward wheels damaged
John f. Mcclellan, aged "a years,
died Wednesday at his home in Ludlow
of heart trouble. He was a Civil war
veteran, enlisting from Massachusetts
in the coast artillery. Mr. Mcclellan
was an extensive dealer in mmbed IN
Ludlow and in Plymouth. A few years
ago he represented the town OF
Plymouth in the state legislature and
at one time was a member of the
Massachusetts legislature.
w. II. H. Stevens, who died last
week at his home in st. Johnsbury a.
the age of 81 years, was a messenger
bf General U. s. Grant and saw
khe historic battle between thu
Monitor and Merrimac, although h
was never in a battle. He delivere'
MANY very important messages Y
President Lincoln from General Gran
and, being badly hurt when thrown
from a horse after one of these ex
peditions to President Lincoln in thu
dead of the night, he was placed in q
hospital by Grant and his case re
ceived Grants personal supervision.