The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-25
MONTPELIER
Woman Narrowly Escaped Death IN
Runaway Taken to Heaton Hospital.

Runaway Taken to Heaton Hospital.
Mrs. William Parker OF East Mont
pelier was brought to Heaton hospital
Saturday. suffering from two broker,
ribs, cut over enc eye and other bruises.
II was at first feared that she had
received serious internal injuries, but aft.
er oYer.Sunday treatment 1t was thought
that sue complications were unlike
IT, Mrs. Parker aud her small son were
bringing produce to this city Saturday
morning. when her horse become fright-
ened at an electric ear and ran down
Clay bill. a distance Of nearly half a
mile, collidng with a pole, when both
occupants Of the team were thrown out.
The boy was uninjured beyond few
bruises
The cornices were placed on the out
side Of the city hall Saturday.
A son Of Wallace Howe has scarlet
fever and the Elmwood house Is quar-
antined.
=. T. Tanner has the contract for
painting the exterior Of the State House
and win also repaint the Baptist church,
including the steeple, which is l65 feet
high.
Montpelier Is getting quite enthusi.
astic over The coming of the Munsey
tourists, August D, tie idea at present
being to have a fine dress parade Of autos
IN honor OF the visitors, who viii take
dinner at the Pavilion on that date,
run into the city Of the Automobile
Club Of Vermont and a band concert at
noon. It is hoped 20 have $50 cars
in line in the parade, all decorated.
J. Lawrence Griswold and Louis B.
Puller Of Bennington, who are making
trip TO st. Armand Canada, on foot,
a distance OF between 275 and 800 miles,
reached here Saturday and spent the
rf7ht at the Y. NJ. @. A. rooms. leaving
Yesterday morning for Mount Mansfield.
They are not taking direct course but
are enjoying various side trips, taking
and collecting data on their
Journey. They left Bennington July IL
and expect to reach their journeys end
Friday night.
The directors Of the Y. NJ G. A. and
trustees Of the Wood Art gallery met a
few days ago and decided on o number
OF changes, which win be made on the
building in the near future. The rooms
en- the second floor, recently vacated by
K. G. Magoon and family, are to be
and some OF the partitions re-
moved, to give greater facilities for edu.
cational purposes. In which to carry on
the work so successfully begun Of giving
instruction in English TO those Of for
eign birth. In the art gallery, the pic
tnres are al to he removed a new wall
covering put on and a new floor laid
while considerable repairing viii also be
done in the gymnasium.
The International Mixer company Of
St. Adams fled articles Of association
Saturday at the Office Of the secretary
Of state The company is of8 tsd To-
mechanical misH7 ap-
paratua on which patent h6t bec
granted to Leonard !. Story Of Fair.
and the capital stock Is $4,000 I've
are Leonard I Story 81
Fairfield. L. L. Best, /. I Beeman. c.
H. Wood, r. Button, A. r Soufe, Mel
son Goodspetd, Elmer Johnson, Nj. d.
Armstrong and 5. G. Greene Of st. al
bans. The Peck company Of St. Johns-
bury also filed articles 81 organization
and will deal in lumber, paints, hard
ware ard building supplies. The com
pauy has capital stock Of s25.oo0 and
the .signers are c. T. Peck, f. s. Roed
ard Herbert W. Hovey Of 81. Johns
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