The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-23
WATERBURY
Frightened Horse Races with Train Only
to Fall and BE Cut in Pieces.

rhikhtcHcu nVISe RdIcS WIN Tram Uni
to Fall and BE Cut in Pieces.
James Gilmore lost his horse Monda
in tragic manner. lie was unloading
butter ut the freight depot when stear
from passing engine enyeloped tn
horse and frightened her. She made
plunge towards the track and ran along
side the train nearly to the dry bridge
when, in attempting TO climb the bank
she slipped, fell back and was run owe
by the train, her head being severed an,
body badly mangled The train was al
afternoon freight going north. The run
away created much excitement.
A fine concert by the Sheridan boys
was recently given in st. Andrews hall
The following program was rendered
Duet Lilly Polka" l.. Barney, d
'O'Brien; Life of Sheridan" essay, A
Rowland; "The Bonnie Little Brownies,
chorus; cornet duet, l.. O'Brien, i. Bar.
ney; recitation, "Sheridan's Ride" w
Deyine; violin solo, "Flow Gently Sweet
Alton 7. Barry; song, "Loves Old
Sweet Song" u. Barney, I. Barry; reel
tation, "Old Glory" L. Sulle; song
"When My Girl from Tipperary Tips
Me" "a. Kelley; cornet duet, l.. O'Brien,
L. Barney; solo, d. O'Bren; recitation,
CLOSING Address," G. Turner.
Ladies night of the Twenty-Five club
was pleasantly observed at the Water
bury inn Monday evening. One of Land
lord Davis fine banquets was served,
with elaborate menus and tiny silk flags
as souvenirs, to so people. Music was
furnished by Twombley's orchestra. The
president of the club, Rev. w. L. Boi.
court, was the POSTMASTER of the even
ing, those responding being c. c. Graves
TO the Ladies" Mrs. w. L. WATSON the
Gentlemen" and Joseph T. Smith, "The
Father of Our Country" at the close of
which two verses of america" were
sung. Different games were played, a
jolly social time passed, and at 1880
sugar on snow was served.
This evening in the church at South
Duxbury there will be an address by
George Magwood of Boston on the tenn
perance issue. This is under the auspices
of the |. O. O. f. There will be special
music and an interesting address is as,
sured Everyone is invited, but it is
hoped that the voters may be
present.
Frank Callahan lost a good horse Mon
day from the result of sticking a rusty
nail in her foot four weeks ago.
Mrs. Ellen Baird has so far recovered |
that Mrs. Ramsdell returned to the home |
Of Mrs. George Morse last week.
Mrs. F. c. Evans OF Burlington has
been guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Lease.
DIR. and Mrs J. F. Claire are in Bur
lington to-day to attend the annual state
veterinary medical meeting at the Hotel
Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Ryan are the par
ants of q son.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. LeBaron and Miss
LeBaron were in Burlington
guests of W. Roy LeBaron,
or the college kake walk.
Sumner Stearns is confined to the
louse by illness.
Everett Hillman, who mas been in the
'mploy OF the Demeritt company for
ONE time, has gone to Peabody, Mass
where he has position with the Turner
'annery Machine company.
A party OF IA ladies and gentlemen
anne from Burlington yesterday and
made the ascent of Cancels Hump from
allahan's on snowshoes.
Forrest Harvey was home from Wind
or over Sunday.
NV
outh Duxbury is quite serious.
Prof. Bowes of Barre was recent
uest of Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Claire. II
Adjutant General Lee S. Tillotson
peaks to the men at the Congregational
hurch tonight.
Mrs. Myron Graves, who has been suf
,ring with asthma, is better.