The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-07

are no hyuIants.
All the public schools in the city opened
this morning after the summer vacation
of three months. 1t is expected that a
material increase in scholars will be had
but the figures cannot be given out until
the registration is completed. There
are but two changes in the faculty OF
the high school and one new teacher
in the grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. Whittier of
East State street left last evening for
the West. Mrs. Whittier will make an
extended visit with relatives in Mime
apolis, Mimi, while the former is max
ing trip through the Middle West in
the interests Of the Patch Granite Co.
Frank Barney, who sustained the frac-
ture of an ankle about four weeks ago
while working on his farm, was taken
from Heaton hospital to his home in Ber-
lin yesterday afternoon. The trip was
made in volholm's ambulance. Mr.. Bar
ney is recovering rapidly.
Engine trouble caused pair of horses
to come to the aid of the city truck used
in the street department yesterday after
noon. The truck became Useless for the
time being on upper Main street and was
drawn to the Capital garage for repairs. !
Gustaf Wolfram has resumed his du |
ties in the Cross bakery after two
weeks vacation passed with his family |
in Burlington.
A special train consisting OF five sleep.
ing cars and two baggage CATS, carrying
the Boston business men from .he Platts-
burg training camp TO their homes, passed |
through Montpelier Junction at ? o'clock
yesterday afternoon. There were about
200 citizen soldiers in the cars, these
being part Of the number encsmped,
the remainder returning TO their homes
via Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCaskill left
Sunday evening for Sherbrooke, P. @,
and other points in Canada TO pass two
weeks. They viii attend the Sherbrooke
fair, which opened yesterday. Mr.. Nc.
Caskill is taking a two weeks vacation
from his duties in the p. j. Jerome store.
A daughter was born Sept. to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Ewing OF 10 Sigley ave.
nue.
There were 20 births in Montpelier
ast month, bringing the total number Of
births for the last three months 10 ~.
)f this number 40 were girls. During
August there were but seven deaths.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brudnell and
Of Chicago are the guests of
ierald Brudnell, the formers brother, on
he Barre road.
Both Of the steam roads running H
through this city handled the most traffic
his summer yesterday and to-day, local n
taches of the Central Vermont station
eporting the most baggage landed this
ear. A passenger coach on the branch
rain was taken of at the Junction yes.
erday noon and attached 10 the main
Inc train, which already had an extra
M.
Atty. John II. Senter went yesterday N
o Burlington to appear for the orator in
he chancery case OF W. G. White Of "
against Trustee Thorpe Of the
snkrupt estate OF William White OF NJ
burlington. The hearing is being held NJ
efore Special Master II. c. Conlin. III
Carl Cram Of New York City returned N
1T evening 20 his home after few III
ays' visit in the city. Mr.. Cram re-
ded in Montpelier 80 years ago and his
cent visit was the second in the long
,rm OF years. His Last visit was % M
esrs ago, when he was called 20 Mont III
slier BY the demise Of his father. I'LL
Arthur W. DAILY left last evening for Nh
utlAnd to attend the fair being held
iere. III
A slight accident occurred Sunday
.ening about : o'clock when Charles
e s-yesr-oid son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
lnnett of Barre street, was struck BY III
automobile owned and driven BY NJ J.
,yle. The accident happened on Barre
rect near the ehild's home a. Mr.. Doyle
- on his way 10 Barre. The Bennett
y, with a companion. ran s2expectediv
10 the street and before Mr. Doyle
did stop bis car Or turn out, the ma
Inc bad struck the boy glancinf blow.
lockinf him down. Mf. Doyle took
N 20 the oaBcs Of d.. n. y Mcguire.
nsre Il Wss asoerthined that q few
ratches ana bruises were the extent M
the injuries. He was reported to-day
beng recovered. Mr.. DOYLE asserts
a b uas goIsg slowly and vas about
shift into low ger 10 make the slight
q.
Miss Bernies Holmes passed THE week
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