The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20

ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Intereet from
Different SectisnA
The Dairymens League, Inc, Of utl
= ca, N. Y, has withdrawn from tn
state and has SO notified the secrctar'
of state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Rines observe
their golden wedding anniversary .
the Congregational church in Mort
Troy April II.
Dr. George II. Galbraith, S6, one 0
st. Johnsbury academy's Oldest gradu
ates. died recently in Tarentum, Penn
lie was d native of Barnet.
Inspector George Cook of Hardwick
who inspects the creameries in Crane
Isle. Lamoille, Washington, Franklin
and parts of Caledonia and Orang
counties, is in quarantine for scarle
fever at his home.
Fred Ovitt Of West Enosburg mad,
$500 pounds Of maple sugar from 40t
buckets, averaging six and one-hal
pounds to the bucket, and William
Cassavant of the same place made Z
little more than six and one-fourtf
pounds to a tree.
Henry ,. Marley Of Sherbrooke. 2
O., has been engaged to have charge o.
the golf links at Newport, this summer
and he will superintend the building OF
the tees and putting green's. He has
had IS years experience in that line q
work
Edgar Lawton Of Brattleboro nearly
lost one eye as result of an accident
Sunday afternoon when he was crank
ing a car. The crank flew up, hitting
him in the face and inficting a wound
under one eye. He was obliged to
have hospital treatment.
Mrs. Mary r. Washburn, one Of
Putney's most prominent women, died
April IL. in San Francisco, CAL, for
which city she left two weeks ago to
visit her son, DR.. w. w. Washburn.
She had been in poor health with
Bright's disease for some time. At one
time she was superintendent of schools
in Putney.
At the closing play in Newport of a
series given by the Lola Vinal Players,
last week, the patrons witnessed the
marriage ceremony of John Cramerl
Mackey of the company and Ruth Blu
ford Of Rochester, N. H. The single
ring service was performed by Rev. j.
H. Blackburn, pastor of the Newport
Baptist church, amid al 1.-The settings of
pretty wedding
Eugene Hendrichson, 10, Of Rutland
was arrested Monday night on the
charge Of passing forged check for
$40 at garage in Rutland. The name
of Edward Gerry, a Rutland lumber
dealer. was signed to the check, Hen
drichson denies being guilty. but claims
that friend Of his, who is now
in Schenectady, n. " altered the
check.
Following the funeral services in |
Newport Saturday for Evelyn Liable,
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Liable Of that place, who was drowned |
Thursday, burial service took place
at the cemetery of the two children
who died two months earlier and whosct
bodies had been entombed, as well as
Of little Eveleyn, aged three years.
Is, died of heart trouble,
Lucille, five, died one week later, and
the baby last week.
Addison County Farm Bureau asso-
citation believes in the whole family
the young people as well as the older
ones. Arrangements have been made
for the following four prizes 81, So, 50,
81. These prizes will be given for 500
word essay entitled "Why Dad Joined
The Farm Bureau" or 'sWhat the Farm
Bureau Does for U.s." Any boy or
girl in the county under nineteen
years of age is entitled to compete. All
essays must be in the hands of the
Judges by Saturday, April 22nd. The
Judges are Mrs. II. r. Reese, Judge
Iehn Il. Weeks and Supt. A. w. Eddy
# Middlebury.
Fletcher Snow of Bartonsville re-
ports to the secretary of state that
ne was thrown from his Ford car while
coming from Chester to Montpelier .
when one front tire went fiat and he !
struck washout. The Windshield Of I
he car was broken. J. c. Baker of I
Rutland reports that car belonging |
o man named Gokey, whom he was
eaching to drive, struck a pole in :
making turn at a street corner in I
Rutland, when Gokey stepped on the a
Iccelerator instead of the brake. II. II.
Warren of Bennington reported that S
lis car struck boy named Charles c
Kelly in Bennington on April IS, in I
uring him slightly.
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Vermont Maple Sugar Gets Praise.
A recent issue of the Philadelphia
'ublic Ledger contained the following o
advertisement by the Baltimore 4 :
hio railroad:-