The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-06
ABOUT THE STATE
HAppeaings Of Intersst from
Different sectisna.

Happenings Of Interset from
Different Sectisnn.
The United States postal authorities
have changed the name Of Felchvllle
Reading.
r. G. Durham lost parts Of four
fingers while running a shaper at the
Kolstad, Taylor & Co, factory IN
Brattleboro Friday.
Brattlcboro viii have a public
swimming pool, the community service
having authorized the expenditure 81 q
sum not to exceed $500 for that pur-
pose.
G. "A. Stanford, q Hardwick farmer.
who has served his town longer as
selectman than any other citizen, mas
announced his candidacy as assistant
Judge Of Caledonia county.
AT the annual meeting of the Home
for the Aged and Disabled in Brattle-
boro. when officers were elected for the
ensuing year, reports showed that the
home is 6lled to its capacity, with q
waiting list Of SO.
Fred Charbonnean, who il employed
in the Larrow meat market IN Yer
cennes, had three fingers badly cut
Friday while operating q sausage
grinder. At d. Burlington hospital it
was found necessary to amputate the
fingers.
The school board of Walpole, N. H.,
has elected John +. Hough of Bran
don as headmaster Of the high school.
Mr.. Hough has been principal Of the
Chelsea high school for two years and
teacher Of English in Brandon high for
one year.
Misses Olive and Grace Nolan of
Ryegate, the latter a former teacher
in ST. Johnsbury, have returned to the
United States after being engaged In
Red Cross work in the Near East. Miss
Grace has been overseas four year
and her sister two years.
Wayne NJ. Burnham of Royalton, a
farmer, filed a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy in the United States court
June 5. Liabilities were placed at
S7.272, of which $4,643.2l are un
secured claims. Assets are placed at
7,74l, Of which $3.50 is claimed to be
exempt.
The three year-old daughter of
George Ingleston. while playing around
the lake at Hydeyille Thursday, fell
in. but her older sister brought help
and the child was resuscitated after
she had been in the water several
minutes. She is suffering no III eff
fects.
The Austin Goodell post, q. A. r.,
which had members in Mclndoes,
Barnet, Ryegate and Monroe, N. H.,l
has disbanded and turned over its flags
and duties to the American Legion,
which took charge of affairs in that
territory Memorial day. -Four Of the
veterans of '6I We're present. y
Richard, fv~e-year-old son Of ex-
Mayor James T. Gardner of Newport,
is the champion mixer Of the state SO
far as known. The youngester MIXED
a Holsfein COW which gave eight
QUARTS Of milk, and MIXED her 70 well
that all efforts to get another drop by,
a grown-up we're ~unavailing.
The name of John j. wilkins. al
Brattleboro man. which was son the
list Of draft deserters, although he
served in the World war, has been re-
moved by order of Maj. Gen. Clarence
r. Edwards, the reason for the mistake
of including the man among the
deserters being due to the fact that
he did not notify his local board Of
entrance into military service.
A Ford and bort automobile collided
near Center Rutland Sunday afternoon
causing injuries to eight-year-old
Stanley Chmilowic of West Rutland.
which made il necessary for him to GO
to the Rutland hospital, as his nose
was split, there is a long cut on one
cheek which extends through the It's
sues into the mouth. there is a cut
over one eye and several bruises. Both
cars were badly damaged. There
were seven persons in the bort. owned
by MI. Chmilowic, and three in the
Ford, owned by o. p. Flint of Rutland.
In the severe electric storm Thurs
day night lightning entered the barn of
r. c. Barber in Lunenburg, setting fire !
to the interior and causing a loss of
several hundred dollars. Men were
milking in the barn and were able
to extinguish the flames before much
damage was done. The bolt tore off
the end of a cement watering tub and
melted the lead water pipe carrying 10
the buildings. Three cows entering the
barn were knocked down. but not Sc
riously injured. The barn was equipped
the lightning rods, and it Is believed
the lightning entered on a rod.
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