The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-22
RANDOLPH.
Hearse Horses Ran Away and One Was
Badly Cut.

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When the hearse and driver returned
from the funeral of Miss Goolden on
Thursday, one of the men from Gays
stable, Clarence Hull, took the hearse
down TO the place in which it is stored,
and while there, before he had unhitched
the horses, they became frightened and
broke loose, breaking the pole. They
ran up by Tewksbury's store, where
they colided with load of wood and
badly cut the leg of one of the horses
but this in no way hindered them and
they continued running wildly till they
reached the Kimball place on Randolph
avenue, when one of them threw it.
self and in that way they were stopped,
The horses are a valuable pair, being
four years old, and one is seriously in
jured, it being necessary to take 30
stitches In the leg where it was cut. II
IL hoped that it may recover, but the
injury is very serious. Thursday seemed
day Of runaways, and j.. II. CarmodyS
horse was another which started from
his home on Weston street and ran TO
the depot, where II was stopped with
out doing serious harm.
Charles Adams has come from Ban
COR Maine, to pass the next two weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Adams.
DIR, Charles Crshmau from Chicago
has arrived for visit with his mother,
Mrs. G. L. Cushman, and his sister,
Mrs. F. A. Eaton.
Mrs. A. A. Chadwick and her son.
Earl, are in West Somerville, Mass,
the guests of Mrs. Chadwiek's sister,
Mrs. Clinton Hewitt.
II. NJ. Gaylord shipped 1000 pounds
of dressed turkeys, 800 pounds of geese,
and 300 pounds Of chickens to Boston
for the Christmas markets.
Z. l. Claain went to Burlington Thurs
day to bring his son, Hugh Clahin, home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
he had been for an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs r. p. Briggs and two children,
who have been here a month with Mrs.
Briggs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. F..
Briggs, went TO their new home in Nor
risyille on Thursday.
Mrs. Ellen Stimets and her daughter,
Miss Charlotte Stimets, of New Haven,
Conn, arrived here this week for a
visit with j. j. Stimets and family,
before going on to Potsdam, n. \.
The option of the Beedle Granite Co.
expired in December, but f. NJ. Leavitt
has been so well pleased with il that
the option has been extended TO July
frst and he and his men will resume
work ON the quarry, with a large force
Of men in the spring.
Mrs. ]. F. Mead is entertaining this
week her cousin, Miss Laura kibbe from
Lima, Ohio. who is a student at Mount
Holyoke college in whose honor she
gave party on Thursday night to which
she invited about 20 young ladies, many
o. whom are college girls who are home
on their vacations.
Mrs. f. W. Jewett has received word
from her sister. Mrs. Frank Parsons, in
New York that her little son, Paul,
is in with scarlet fever and il will be
month. at least. befores he can go
on to California as had been planned.
Mrs. Jewett may 90 on and await there
for them TO join her.
Miss Melinda Jane Golden died at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Frank Free
man, at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning,
and on Thursday afternoon the funeral
was held from the late home on Park
street Rev. Fraser Metzger oficiated
at the funeral. Miss Goolden was born
in Madrid, n Y, Jan. q, 1885.