The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-12

ABOUT THE STATE i
Happenings Of Intereet from
Different Sections
Burlington is planning for a Fourth
Of July celebration.
DIR. Fred L. Wells, for nine Years
a dentist in Rutland, has located in
Morrisville.
Middlebury boy scouts collected 500
on nickel day for the Vermont
Tuberculosis association
Brattleboros free tourist camping
site, two miles south of the village,
was publicly opened Friday night.
Rev. Morgan Ashley, pastor Of
Trinity church, Rutland, has been left
Request Of $4,000 in the viii Of
Miss Lucy Kirkland of New York.
Omer Dion OF Swanton was badly
burned about the face and right eye
one day last week when firecracker
which he had made himself accidental
~ exploded.
Henry Boucher of Highgate Springs,
rs years. was found dead Thursday
afternoon in the bottom of his row
boat, death being due to hemorrhage
of the brain.
Clifford Gregory caught a lake trout
at Caspian lake, Greensboro, few
DAYS ago which weighed Fl IL pounds.
An unusual number of large fish are
being taken in that lake this season.
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A recent cloudburst in Springfield
caused damage to the highways OF
$4,000 and it win probably take all the
highway appropriation to put them
back in shape.
HALL TiIden, Inc, of Roxbury have
filed certificate of dissolution with
LIE StiitidlN VI SldlP. tHf
is dated May 81 and signed by Ben |
nett G, Hall, president and Marion ?
Hall, secretary.
Miss Phoebe Towle, for 30 years
teacher in the Edmunds high school
in Burlington and whose resignation
has been reluctantly accepted. was
rendered supper by the other
teachers one evening last week.
H. w. Buzzell, for IL years Bellows
Falls manager OF the New England
Telephone and Telegraph company
has been appointed manager of the
Burlington exchange, beginning July
/. Miss Molle Wolfe succeeds Mr..
Buzzell IN Bellows Falls.
Allen d.. Ball Of Ludlow seeks
seat in the state Senate this year
from Windsor county. He is chairman
of the Republican town committee
There are two other candidates for
senator from the county. Edgerton of,
Rochester and Luce Of pomfret
@ T. S. Pierce of Vergennes for 30I
years just previous to Memorial day |
has placed flags on the graves of all
the c. A. r. veterans buried in the
there, without recompense. !
This year he placed them on l67 Fl
graves. Mr.. Pierce served four years in {
the Civil war and is very devoted
Grand Army man.
Aroused by the report that Spring
ield's only hotel, the Adnabrown, was \
% 90 out of existence July in order
hat the block in which il is located \
night be rented for more lucrative e
the chamber Of commerce in
hat town "got busy and appointed !
/ committee to see if the hotel cannot /
be retained. at least until Nov l.
Elm Leigh farm on Putney west Hill
mas been offered by the owner. Miss
Mary Andrews, as a home for crippled 5
the offer being made at a
meeting in Brattleboro addressed by a
Boston physician, who was speaking of
similar home in Pittsfeld. Mass. No !
action was taken on Miss Andrews 7
offer, but the chamber o. commerce Of :
Brattleboro will eonider it later
There is farm of $50 acres and build.
ngs with modern Improvements.
A Proctorsvlle woman. stopping
N Chester Depot temporarily, ordered
from mail order house while there
This was on Oct 3. 1921.
Before it arrived on Oct. 10 she re z
urned to Proetorsyile. leaving word
With a niece to renal il to her at
which she did at once.
I did not reach the destination and.
n spite of many inquiries no clue