The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-22
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Children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lee In.
jured When Horse Kicked.

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Jured When Horse Kicked.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Lee and thei
four young children were driving hire,
horse near C. l.. Sanders last Sunda,
when the horse suddenly baked an,
kicked, SCATTERING the dashboard anS
thereby inhicting several cuts and bruises
upon Dorothy and Helen, from which
Helen remained in an unconscious con
\ dition about two hours. Dorothy's in
iuries being less serious, though they
looked about as bad. DIR. o. u. Green,
was called, as also was a livery team
from the village and tho family hurried
home. Little Helen was apparently re-
covering nicely yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Maeia ana daughter re.
turned yesterday 10 White River juno
ton, after a weeks visit 20 her mother,
Mrs. Harrison Powers. Last week anoth-
er daughter, Mrs. Leon johnson of Barre,
visited her.
Paul L. Wilson, Robert p. Bundy and
Miss Gladys Wilson are in ferrisburg for
a few days.
Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Boutwell, and
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merly of Stockbridge, were here yester-
day.
Mrs. J. A. Perley and her son. Mel.
bourne, are visiting w. L. Perley in
Claremont, n. II.
Mrs. +. II. Belknap of Springfield,
Mass, aged SO years, is visiting her
niece. Mrs. Allen Durham of this place,
and has been visiting her nephew, George
Midget, in Braintree.
A daughter was born Aug. Is TO Mr..
and Mrs. Fred w. Grain, who recently
moved To the Wb.tcomb house on North
Main street.
son was born Aug. Is to Mr., and
Mrs. Arthur Knowlton.
Richard ID. Wilson, wha, with his fam
lily, spent his vacation here, has received
orders to take charge of the erection of
federal building at Neenah, Wis.
Benjamin King is in Barnard for a
weeks vacation, his first in Is years.
Frank Hanson suffered a compound
fracture of one leg Saturday afternoon
when the span of horses with which he
was moving backed the moving ma
chine over a bank toward the brook.
When near the bank the horses began
TO back and he could not stop them till |
machine, rider and horses We're in mix !
up at the foot of the bank. DIR. O. V. |
Greene was called and reduced the frac-
lures. Mr.. Hanson, who is an elderly /
man, is suffering much pain and is re-
ceiving much care from neighbors.
Mrs. Mamie lFrench) Burke died sud
denly of apoplexy in Barnard Sunday
afternoon at the home of her brother,
Henry o. FrerGh, where she had lived t
since the death of her husband Fred
Burke, III years ago. She was well
known here, being a sister of Mrs. Laura
]. Cady OF Waterbury, for many years
l resident OF this village. although she
had not been in good health for several
years, Mrs. Burke's death came as a
shock to the community, as she had at
tended morning worship the same day
1t the Universalist church, of which she
was an active member. Another sister
was Mrs. G. X. Guernsey of Windsor.
The funeral was held this afternoon at
$50 o'clock, Rev. c.. A. Simmons ofiiciat
ng
Thomas ]. Lavere was out for the first
ime yesterday after an illness of two
weeks {
Mrs. David Wing and her daughter,
edith, of Rutland, were recent guests at ]
v. L. Fish's, and Mrs. Nancy Estabrook {
+ the same city is a guest at present. c
Miss Gladys Gilman is visiting her
ncle, w. G. Rogers of Wilbraham, Mass
Ben II. King is in st. Johnsbury for
lectrical treatment intended TO hasten
is recovery from an illness supposed to {
ave resulted from inocculation at Fort T
than Allen.
Stanley Willard has returned to Bos- !,
on after a fortnight's visit at E. d.
Gckeys. =
John p. Holmes of Westminster was
ere last week looking over the Flynn
mber lot, of which his wife is part
wner
S. NJ Washburn and A. B. Washburn
re in the New York dry goods market
,r the week. n
j. H. Miller of Springfield, Mass,
lined his family Sunday at NJ. n. Ken
alfs.