The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale silk hose black or white, 33c pair
at Vaughan's.
ION the Trail OF the Tigress," two
reel drama at the Bijou.--adv.
A few hats in black and colors for SOC
and Zoe; trimmed hats for ST and 81 9S
Mrs. C. R. Wood.
Warren Carpenter of North Randolph
was in the city this morning on bus
mess errand.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Sprague of
Brookfield were in the city this morning
as business visitors.
| Latest styles in women's white can.
vas footwear, Our low price, $l29 per
Il pair Shea's Shoe store.
Raymond Pierce and Leo Parker have
completed their'duties at the Holmes bak
cry on North Main street.
George Olmstead OF Morrisville was in
the city yesterday on business trip,
returning this morning to Morrisvillc.
I. w. Donohue OF the Donohue Manu-
featuring company of Manchester, n, H.,
was in the city this morning on business.
Mr.. Donohue left on an afternoon train
for Randolph.
Thomas Davidson, who pitched yester-
day for the Italians against Montpelier,
left this noon for st. Johns bury, where
he is playing summer ball with the st.
Johnsbury team.
Mrs. F. NJ. Kempton and daughter,
Miss Marion Kempton, of South Main
street left yesterday for Berlin pond.
where they will be encamped for several
days at the Holden cottage.
Lester Holmes, who has been visiting
friends on Park street for the past week,
left this morning for East Alburg, where
he will be encamped for week before
returning to his home in st. Johnsbury
Many more flowers than anticipated
are being exhibited at the third flower
show under the direction of the Woman's
club at the Church street school building
and the predominating flower Is the
sweet pea although there are many other
varieties The public is asked to bear
in mind that the exhibit will be open
until o'clock.
Before Frederick G. Fleetwood of Nor
risville as master in Barre city court to- !
day. hearing was started in the case of |
Ford VS.. Hersey, an action in chancery
brought by Mrs. Matte Ford, wife of |
Harry Ford of Burlington, against Har-
vey Jersey, an ex-mayor of this city.
The action involves certain properties
located in Barre. The plaintiff is rep
resented in the proceedings by Vernon A.
Billiard and Sherman r. Moulton of Bur-
lington, and j. Ward Carver appears for
the defendant. All of the principals
were present at the forenoon session.
c. A. Heath ives the first witness and !
he was followed by A. B. Lane and Leon
the latter testifying to doing
work for the parties involved. Others
who expected to testify were James
Frank Simonds and G. A. New
nan.
As Joseph Carbonneau, who lives on
he East Montpelier road, was driving to
work this morning at about Gas. his
horse became frightened at an electric
ar as he turned onto Prospect street
rom Main street and started on a wild
un toward Johnston & CANDLES stable.
IN making the corner that leads to the
livery stable, the wagon tipped enough
o throw passenger. who was riding
With Mr.. Carbonneau, out of the carriage
nd against the brick building that is
sed by the Oldsmobile people. stunning I
i'm for a moment. Mr. Carbonneau was I,
ot thrown from the wagon until the I
orse reached the barn. when he was 7
olted ont at the crash Of the wagon with \
he stable door as the horse rushed
Trough into a stall in which he is kept
Trough the day. breaking away from
he rig. stripping the harness and smash
II the thills as he passed through the :
cor. While both men were badly Jared
here were no serious injuries. The wag
n was badly damaged. having the
heels broken and the seat being torn v
ON the body. The horse passed through y
'e accident little the worse for the eX- II
srence. 4