The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-16

On the ice recently while skiing and
broke both bones Of one leg
winslow RI. Hall, who became 70
wears old to-day, has been WORKING "
the mill at Orleans most OF tne ".nu
for years, until the ciose'd0~n ie
Gently.
Edwin r. Brooks, So years OF age,
station agent in Brattleboro 1or 80
wears, died Friday in Gardner Mass.
where he had lived for number q
years.
Mrs. M. @. Moore, aged So years,
who lives with her husband in Piym-
outh Five Corners and does the house
work for the two, has since Oct. l,
+ 1920, completed IL good-sized braided
rugs.
For ignoring village regulations and
sliding down a hin in Springfield where
such sliding was prohibited, as tne
slide ended in the square, i've young
men were fined 81, with costs OF SOU.
The fines and costs were all paid.
r. u. Carter Of Brockway's Mills,
near Bellows Falls, seeing coon tracks
leading to d hollow tree, cut down tne
tree and captured five coons--two iuii
grown and three about two-thirds
grown. The fur was in fine conditloh
and nicely marked.
Raw. and Mrs. H. Il. Ballon OF the
Chester Congregational church nave
presented to the church new peh,
to take the place Of one that mas Pc.
come badly cracked. The git y mace
in memory of Mrs. Ballous molhef,
Mrs. Abby Hubbard.
George stephens, aged 10 years, OF
the Warner home In Saxtons RIVER,
was seriously injured last week wnen
he was sliding and lost control OF lne
sled, running into a fence post. he
struck his left side and internal IN
iuries resulted, but he is recovering.
Ira Fl. LaFleur, who for 20 years mas
been member of the prudential com.
mittec Of one Of the school districts @
Middehury, recently rendered nls res
ipnation, but the matter was taDiea Dy
unanimous vote and he will apide ~
The decision Of the committee Tor the
present
Newman Chaifee Wade, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank ]. Wade Of Rutland
was married. last week to Miss Frances
giuelow Paine, daughter Of Mr., ana
Mrs. Albert Bigelow Paine Of Bronx
vile. N. Y. The brides father Is 4
well known author being the writer
Of the Autobiography OF Mark
Twain among other numerous books.
John Parker Of Grafton was rather
bsdly bruised a few days ago, as he
was leading bull out to water, When
the animal attacked him. Mr.. Parker
managed to get into. box sled IN the
ward. where he thought he would be
safe, but the bull overturned the sled
and threw Mr. Parker onto the ground
As the man made another attempt TO
escape, the bull again attacked HIM
throwing him over wall, and MI
Parker found safety by crawling into
culvert.
Emelia Jerkoic, three year old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jerkoic Of
Bellows Falls, was instantly killed on
Jan. 10 while sliding, her sled jump
ing gutter and crashing head-on into
telephone pole. Her neck was brok'
en-, death probably having been in
Simultaneous. That the child was slid
ing was unknown to her parents and
the roadway was glare ice at turn
SO that she had no control over the
sled.
BENJAMIN +. Bristol, treasurer o.
benevolences of the Vermont Congre
gational conference, announced thai
As a result of the remittances received
from churches since Novmeber 18th ans
I'D to January IL he had sent a tota
OF S2l 10000 to the Congregations
societies. The total amount which
passed through his hands since the be
ginning of the state benevolence yea
on MAY |, 1921 was S59,39a.l6, am
the total for the calendar year 1872
was S79,540g9, thus substantially equa
ing the very unusual record OF 1920.
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