The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special values in millinery at Abbott's
Get your fur coats at Abbott's Satur.
day.
Uniyersalist fair Nov. %. %, and "a
I--adv.
Michael Kickham began work yester-
day as an assistant at 25s North Main
street.
Good White, New Home and Singer
machines, SO apiece this week only, at
Singer store; tel. 3ss-l2.
Joseph Quatropani Of Third street is
detained from his duties in the Union
Clothing store by an attack of the grip.
! Ladies', girls, mems and boys suits,
coats, maekinaws, fresh from New York
this week Give us call Sadlier.
Keith avenue adv.
The ladies' union of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will meet with Mrs. John Walker,
is Laurel street, Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock to sew for the fair.
| All those who are interested in the Red
Cross work for the allies meet at Mrs
/ John Morrisons, 6 Laurel street, Thurs
/ day evening at o'clock. Bring shears.
B. w. Goodfellow brayed the rutty
roads between Barre and Plainfeld to-
day by setting out in an automobile for
Pigeon pond, where he is to pass several
days in camp with a party OF Barre hunt
ers.
Be sure and see the animated weekly
at the Biiou tomorrow, showing the
S70000000 bridge that collapsed at Que
bee, Canada, also Cleo Madison in a two
reel feature and comedy.-ady.
Rev. J. b. Reardon, who poled large
number of votes as the Democratic candi-
date for city representative in the No
vember elections, will be one of the
speakers at celebration which the Dem
ocrats OF Montpelier are to stage at the
capital Friday evening.
News was received from Montpelier
this morning that Harry Wheeler for
merly of this place but now of Montpe-
lier, was stricken with shock yesterday
while driving his team and was in a
very low condition this morning. Mr.. !
Wheeler, who had been working all day
with his team, was driving toward his |
home after his days work had been com
peted, and was met by an automohilist, |
who saw that the manswas lying in
bad condition in his seat with one side |
dropping over the side of the wagon At |
once Mr.. Wheeler was taken to his home |
and doctor summoned Immediately, his |
extremely low condition not being real
lied until after the doctor had examined
him.
A baker cart on runners, operated by
an Italian bakers boy. and a cutter be-
longing to Douglas Roben of east hill came
into collision at the corner of Keith ave-
nue. and North Main street this forenoon
with unfortunate consequences for Mr..
Roben, his horse and 40-quart can of 4
cream, the contents of which were spilled |.
in the highway. Mr.. Roben, aboard the
cutter, was coming out of Keith avenue
and the baker was urging his horse down
The main street. In some manner the
bakers outfit sideswiped the cutter, with
he result that Mr. Roben's horse was
thrown. The driver. too, was thrown,
Ind he landed on the horse with the cut
er upsetting at his heels. The baker
stopped his horse and considerable
'rowd rallied to extend aid. 1t was too
ate to salvage the cream. Mr.. Roben's
lorse injured one of its forelegs, but the
river escaped serious injury and the /,
,akery rig came through unscathed. Peo-
lie who witnessed the accident were in :
lined to absolve Mr.. Roben from blame. !