Barre Daily Times in Barre, Vermont

Major Vermont News Items From Rutland and Bennington

Several Vermont items appear. A summer teachers’ training program runs July 10 to 22 in Rutland under State Superintendent Mason 5 Bone of Montpelier and D T Locke of Rutland as manager. A Catholic clergyman, Rev Father Maillett, suffered a dislocated shoulder after a Stanley steamer collision while visiting a parishioner. Hatchery shipments report fifty thousand fry moved from St Johnsbury to Farnase Brook in Holden, with more fry to be distributed. A Mulligan and Roche store window was broken in Bennington with $20 in goods stolen. police pursue clues. A state clothing detail notes convict uniforms, red and black stripes, as safe attire but not foolproof against escapes. A Dorset quarry supplies 56-ton rough monoliths for Montreal’s Art Association building, part of a 32 ft by 4 ft structure. Vermont Firemen’s Association dates are undecided. Ludlow delays hosting. New York’s United States Rubber seeks a contract with Nor Er ese West Marble of Dorset for a 20-story building at 58th Street. Agriculture commissioner O I Martin says no immediate water famine threat. corn, potatoes, hay noted with rain needed. The Connecticut River’s largest log drive begins April 26, reaching Wells River, with 585,446 brown lowe logs moving 300 miles to Mt Tom, Mass. The drive, led by Donald J. McDonald and Tom Van Dyke, marks the longest in U.S. river history and the era’s biggest timber export effort.