The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Trimmings and laces, half price q
III Vaughan's.
II Don't fail TO get some Of the bargain
H at Perry's on Saturday.
II Corset sale Friday and Saturday, SOC
H zoe, $l,25, at Vaughans.
II Great values in winter dresses at TIN
II Paris Shirtwaist House.
II Miss Katherine Stewart, a teacher u
H in the town schools of Chelseafi, is pass
H ing the weekend with friends in thil
\ city.
H Mrs. II. S. Black of North Main street
left yesterday afternoon for Montreal
where she will visit relatives for two
weeks.
Mrs. Mararet Marion, who was called
to Barre by the death OF relative, re-
turned to her home in Brattleboro this
| forenoon.
| Among the business visitors in the city
to-day were 7. Fl. Norman of Royalton
w. w. Perkins of Bethel, Anthony Berg
of Concord, N. H., and Edward ellis OF
Burlington.
Rev. p M. McKenna of st. Monica's
church left this forenoon for Boston,
where he will officiate at funeral to-
morrow, returning to Barre tomorrow
night.
The ladies' auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church will hold rum
mage sale the latter part OF March,
or the first of April. Please remember
the date and save your old garments for
this sale.
ne second lecture on "The Nations al
War" from the neutral standpoint, will
H.. ,.sx az he IInlIsN,, ah,srnh naut
| Tuesday evening at s o'clock. One hun
bred fine ictures. Admission, l0c.
The city central committee of the
Barre Socialist locale will meet in the
Granite street auditorium Sunday after
noon at 1880 o'clock. A large attendance
/ is desired, as there is propaganda work
| to be done and other business to be
transacted An effort will be made to
ascertain what measure of support will
be accorded the proposed series of Social
| list lectures to be given in Barre this win
| ter.
Among the prominent Vermont eduea
tors who came TO Barre to-day TO partiei-
pate in the Washington county teachers
conference we're Professor Joseph f. Mes
senger of the department of education at
the University of Vermont, Burlington;
NJ s. Stone, state superintendent of edu-
cation; Superintendent Merritt ID, Chit
tenden of the Burlington public schools,
Superintendent j. NJ. Tebbetts of the
Cabot school system. Superintendent
Norman Frost of Waterbury, Superin-
tendent j. A. Hunter of Mortified, Su.
perintendent y. w. Butterfeld of North
Montpelier, and Superintendent $. G.
Hutchinson of the Montpelier schools.
Announcement was made to-day of an
important transfer of farming properties
in the towns of Mortified and Berlin, ne
gotiations for the deal having been com
pleted through the Barre office Of the y. |
A. Perry real estate agency. The farm
in Berlin known as the Irving Chandler |
place was sold for Guy j. Newell and |
wife Of Mortified to Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles X. Hebert, also of Mortified. |
The farm is located on the Montpelier /
road and the deal includes the hay, crops /
and parcels of personal property. Mr.. /
and Mrs. Newell take in exchange for
their Berlin property, the so called Starr
farm in Mortified. owned by Mr.. and /
Mrs. Hebert. The Heberts plan TO move
from Northheld 10 Berlin within a few
days 10 take up their residence on the
Chandler place. Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
have not announced their plans. The
transfer Of the two farms is said to have
involved $1,000.
Florence Dudley. the little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley OF South
Barre, is suffering with a fractured thigh
which she sustained in one OF the most
serious coasting accidents Of the winter
The accident occurred late Wednesday
evening while a party Of 10 young peo-
pie in South Barre were sliding on Ster.
ling hill. so called. The youngsters had
made the trip down the hill on a traverse
sled several times and were taking their
last slide when the collision occurred.
Bert Casavoy was returning to South
Barre from his work in this city and had !
just refined his colt across the road aud
toward his own driveway when the ira ]
verse struck the rear end Of his sleigh. I.
Every child aboard the coaster was un.
seated, but the little Dudley girl was
aaught between the sleigh runners and !
he sled. The collision came 50 suddenly
hat the ehild's left limb was badly
visited and DR.. W =. Tazell, who was {
from Barre, found the thigh {
,one clearly broken just above the knee 2
arl Lewis, a playmate Of the Dudley :
yiri. received slight injuries, but was /
bic 20 b. In school yesterday. The little I
Dudley girl suffers constant pain and e
Ieseral weeks win elapse, the physician S
ays, before she IL able to be about the j
louse. >