The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-27
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Intereet from
Different Sections.

Mrs. Marjorie Green Of Winooski
aged 50 years, met with d bad accident
Tuesday evening when she fell down
stairs and broke the wrists OF boti
hands.
Mrss Alice Young Of Hyde Park
recently had an X-ray applied to dis
abIcd wrist and ii revealed a broken
needle which has been imbedded there
~ years.
Twins, a boy and girl, were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hill Of Mount
Holly Jan. 10. They are the parents
of twins born two years ago, also a
boy and q girl.
An overturned lantern started a
fire that destroyed large barn on the
farm of Joseph Supernois in Salisbury
Wednesday evening, together with
hay, hens and several pigs.
George II. Mcfarland, who died a
few days ago at his home in Sutton,
represented the town of Westmorein the
legislature Of 1906 and was road COM
missioner for long term Of years.
A cat belonging to Miss Marie M.
Jarvis of Isle La Motto drove mink
of fine quality fur onto the piazza one
day this week, which was captured BY
the Jarvis family after much pursuing.
The railroad station at Cambridge
Junction was totally destroyed by
fire Thursday, probably because of an
overheated furnace. The loss is $4,000
Considerable other property in the
vicinity was endangered and help was
asked Of nearby communities.
Rev. Fred W. Clayton, who recently
resigned as curate at st. Pauls Epis-
copal church in Burlington leaves
Feb. l3, for Easton, Md, to join Bish-
op George w. Davenport former
rector Of st. Paul's. He viii be assigned
a parish in Bishop Davenport's diocese.
Roland Brown, l0-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Brown of Norris |
vile. broke one leg the first of the |
week while sliding He was sliding ON
toboggan and put his heel into the
SHOW, turning his leg in such way
that bad break resulted between the
hip and the knee.
Rev. Stanley Cummings. pastor of
the First Congregational church in st.
Adams. and Miss Louise Lowell Greene,
daughter Of Mrs. NJ. D. Greene Of st.
Adams. were married Wednesday in
Rutland. Rev. G. G. Merrill Of Burling
ton state secretary of the Congrega
tional conference, performing the cere-
mony.
Row i. Patrick OF Burlington has
brought suit in Chittenden county
court against Sarah r. Shipman for
he sum of $1,000. alleging that she
wilfuIly and maliciously on Jan. is
shot and killed his valuable Gordon
setter, which he valued at $500. Mrs. !
shipman was fined SIS and costs In
.ity court Tuesday for discharging
firearms within the city limits, thus
breaking a. city ordinance.
The camp belonging to the Richford I
company, on the noun
ain near Stevens Mills, burned Sun )
ay, Jan. 20, during the severe wind
torn. The camp was overturned BY
he strong gale. crushing thc~stoves to
he floor. A valuable hound dog was
rushed under one stove and burned Z
o DEATH The loss is estimated at 7
800, with no insurance.
Miss Shirley Holmes, onc-and one I
slf -year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. a
lawrence Holmes of East Brookield, a
AS four great -grandmothers Mrs. ),
ulia Peabody of East Brookfield and d
Irs. James G. Holmes Of the same s,
own and Mrs. Julia Goodrich and Mrs. v
larry A1etcalf, both of Williamstown, G,
those ages are all between rs and 50 {,
ears. She has one great grandfather, t,
ames G. Holmes of East Brookfeld,
nd "a grandmother, and grandfather, C
Ir. and Mrs. Fred Il. Holmes Of East =;
and grandmother and :
Mr.. and Mrs George H. I
GOODRICH of Williamstown.
Fred W. Humiston of Orwell. whose |
anne was recently in a list OF those l
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