Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-24
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] Nelson Shorey has gone to Barre tt
live with Mrs. Thompson in the Com
mercial house.
Fitch Willard of North Montpelie.
visited his daughter, Mrs. James War
hurst, Thursday.
Evelyn the young daughter of f.
II. Bruifee is sick and under the care
of DR.. II. p. Gale.
Nelson Hamcl and wife and Mar
tin Mansfield visited in Montpelier
and Barre Thursday.
w. e. Terrill of the drug firm OF
W. Il. Terrill & Co., of Montpelier
was in town Thursday.
w. j. Shorey has taken lumber
job in Marshield of kidder & Foss
and has commenced work.
Prof. Philips of Montpelier met his
singing class at the Congregational
Church Wednesday evening.
The first of a series of whist parties
to be given by the Odd Fellows at
their hall, was held Thursday evening.
II. E. Cutler, G. ID. Kidder, S. S.
Smith, Erastus Batchclder and John
Ryan were in Montpelier on business
Wednesday.
Maurace Eddy of st. Johnsbury was
in town Thursday to call on his old
patrons and to put their pianos in
tune for the winter.
John Ryan is earring potatoes and
is to take the first of the week several
tons Of poultry to market having made
arrangements to retail it himself.
Mrs. George Shares, a young woman
that has lived within few miles of
Barre, Thursday made the first visit
to the town since twelve years ago.
Miss Dot Nutting, while visiting a
friend, who lives short distance from
the village, fell from a ladder in the
barn and severely sprained her wrist
and shoulder.
Rev, Lydia IIartig exchanged last
Sunday with Rev. William Waiter of
Worcester, and one week from next
Sunday she is to exchange with Rev.
Abbie Billings of Marshlield.
Victor Reed, who was for a long
time before he went to Bethel to en-
gage in the drug business clerk in E.
+. Leavitt's store, has returned to
town, and is again helping Mr. Leav-
lit.
Warren Liberty, chopper at work
for Martin Guyette, had the misfor-
tune to cut his foot with an axe,
Wednesday, and completely severing
the big toe and one next to it on his
left foot.
Ed. Glidden, who has been spending
his vacation with relatives in town,
started for his home in Tampa, Fla,
Thursday. He sald that he did not
expect to visit the north again for
two years.
DR.. T. p. Gale, while making post
mortem examination of the body of
Mrs. Hall, cut the index finger on his
left hand. He cauterized the member
which is sore, but he does not fear
ceptemen.
Dr. f. p. Gale was called Wednes-
day to treat young son of Dan Law
ANYWAY that had in play got hold of a
bottle containing carbOlic acid, and
drank sufficiently to severely burn his
throat and mouth. 1t is thought that
the child will recover.
The school on the East hill, taught
by Miss Viola Buxton of Marshtield,
commenced the winter term last Mon
day. The schools in the village will
begin next Monday with the same
teachers as last term in charge of the
various departments, and the other
schools will be a week later in getting
the educational machinery started.
1t is very necessary for one to be
careful as to what statements are
made in public by him. Words should
be weighed as carefully as the apothe-
cary weighs out his poison or the gro
Ger his gun powder, and even then one
does not always avoid getting into
difficulty. Without commenting on
statements, we are Informed that
slander suit is to be churned at the
creamery or at least tested,