The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-27
TALK OF TIE TOWN

n son WAS DOIi NlhltH ~ W MI dh'
Mrs. b. j. Dunkling of Currier street
The McWhorter Co. have just received
swell line 81 negligee sn1rts. See theh
ndOw.
Mrs. D. NJ. Barclay and two children
{ Franklin street went TO Randolph to
~ for a visit Of several days.
Miss Eva A. Bisbee and Clarence Bis
went to their home in Waitsfcld TO.
NJ for visit OF several days.
Miss Bernice Hoar of East street and
liss Evelyn Bugbee Of Washington
tfcet left this morning for ten days
isit in Boston.
Miss Eldusta n. Ramage. of Camp
treet, teacher in the Ayers street
,chool left this morning for two
weeks visit with relatives in West Som
ryile Mass.
The f. NJ. r. 500 club and their sub
stitutes were very pleasantly entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Eta Leonard, the president of the club.
Refreshments were served.
Walter Nadermann was taken yester-
day to his rooms in the Quinlen build
ing from the City hospital where he has
been staying during the past three weeks,
| iollOhlIS an operation,
DR.. w. j. Atkinson of Derry, n. H.,
will speak at the Hedding church to-
morrow evening. He will also give
short address at the Sunday school and
will speak at the Berlin mission in the
afternoon. He is very interesting
speaker and deserves a large audience
Reports from the Heaton hospital in
Montpelier indicate that Mrs. NJ. G.. Saw
yer, former Barre woman who las
mnay acquaintance in this city, is
making favorable recovery from the
operation to which she submitted on
Wednesday Mrs. Sawyer is a sister of
Adolphus B. Congo of this city.
John Dickey, aged r. returned to his
home in East Barre yesterday, after be-
ing treated for some time at the City
hospital. Mr.. Dickey sustained shock
Of paralysis seven weeks ago, and his
left side was rendered useless. During
his stay at the hospital, he has partially |
regained the use of that side OF his |
body
In connection with the school garden
ing work being carried on with the chill
dren Of the Barre public schools, those
in charge Of the work would be glad to
know if any adult gardeners in this
vicinity are starting their vegetables in
hot beds, that they may visit them and
be better able to assist the children.
If any market gardeners or others, start
ing their vegetables in this manner, will
with Mrs. w. f. Shepard,
it viii be much appreciated.
Youths who attempted TO start fire
by friction at the meeting of the boy
scouts at the Methodist church last even
ing, competing for a prize of dollar,
offered TO the one who should first be
had to admit their failure for
the time being; but they are optimistic
--one of them, at least--that they can
perform the feat which the Indians were
masters of. The fire has TO be secured
merely by the use of wood, in order to ,
comply with the regulations of the com.
petition; and so handily did one OF the
go about his work last even
ng that he raised a spark, but lost it !,
before he could transfer it 20 piece Of :
punk which was supplied for easy igni.
ion. They are to make another at. /,
,empt next week, it is expected
Fernando Calabrese of Foster street
vas arraigned before Magistrate H. w.
Scott in city court last night on
preach of peace charge, to which he en-.
cred a plea of guilty and paid a SO fine, {
With costs of 1856 attached Calabrese, :
IN elderly man, who has been a familiar
lglre about town for number Of years,
vas arrested earlier in the day by Con- I
table George /. Morris The authori.
les, as well as relatives of the respon- -
ent, claim that he has been acting queer. (
Y of late. Yesterday the alleged breach \
{ peace offense occurred when the man "a
said TO have made trouble az the home ii
( his daughter, Mrs. Colombo, on Foster d
treet At police headquarters, where n
alabrese was taken soon after the ar
est, a physician spent some time in b,
him before he was taken into b
ourt. m
James Allen. a west Ill farmer, IL suf. o.
ring from the effects Of a rather pecu- 70
ar mishap, the outcome Of which cannot
& forecasted for several DAYS. Early in ca
ie week Mr.. Allen was walking along
he floor Of his barn, when he stumbled pl
D a board. In attempting 10 regain his
ilance, his foot encountered a nail, re-
hich penetrated the member 70 a depth Va
two inches. Mr.. Allen FASTENED into
he house and applied such simple rem. GO
lies A. were At hand and thought the
ound would heal without undue atten. p
on. Later in the week his foot began
trouble him again and yesterday. II
hen he visited a physician in this city, =
! learned that the puncture made hy
e nail had become infected. Tie is able
walk with difficulty and % avert the =.
'ssibility Of any more serious oouse.
fences, he is going 10 give the foot a -,
mplete rest for n feN DAYS =.
G. J.. Bugbee's white delivery horse
ured IN a short-livcd runaway this y,
ornIng that was fruueit with serious -.
despite the fat that the
stance traversed By the outfit before RI
came o. q sudden halt b hardly great
ouRh for even the fastest horse 70 "a
como eeared up 10 the speed limit i'll
Bugbee left bic steed stand
3 90 the curbIuF in front II TIE How 60,
III block 4 cold. raw wind FROM 81
saire, 2. O., bore down on The white ru
q and when prospects for e. change in
p weather grew gradually dafker ia-| %
aad II brighter. the horse essaved e ~
on cot 20 shelter Near The W0FthenI
~ q took o. tire Sidewalk and thence srf
Ere lawn in front uf the wheeled fl
ick Pedestrians sidesterred rinrnit
1ugh 20 aroid accident. nnf the uhste fHt