The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-10
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Slight Fire in House of H. H. Kidder--
Military Census 800.

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the attic OF the Berry house, owned by
Mrs. r. M. Chase and occupied by II. Ii
Kidder. Eight minutes later stream Of
water was playing upon the fire, al
though the house is without the fire dis
trict and water was conveyed from q
hydrant 500 feet distant. Only a small
loss occurred, which is well covered by
insurance. Mr.. and Mrs. kidder both
We're away from home. The fire prob
ably caught from chimney.
The listers found by their recent can
vass 800 male citizens between the ages
of Is and 46 years and have forwarded
the list to Adjt. Gen. Tillotson.
Mrs. +. A. Roundy of Royalton spent
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Fred Will
hanson.
A son was born April to Mr.. and
Mrs. Luigi Riviezzo.
Garmondo. the eight month old son of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nicola Palmetto, died
April 8 of measles. The baby had been
| i'll most of the winter and easily sue
cumbed to the attack of measles.
I, Mrs. Henrietta Baker King, aged SO
years, was found dead in her room yes
terday morning at about o'clock. She
had been slightly i'll several days and
death probably was caused by neuralgia
around the heart. She came last Novem-
Der from her home in Calais, Me-, to
spend the winter with her son, w. T..
King. She was a native of Yarmouth,
Me. The remains will be taken to Calais
for interment.
Mrs. Josephine Stearns, who has been
at the Greene sanatorium several months
for treatment suffered an apoplectic
shock yesterday and last evening was
very critically i'll.
DR.. +. A. Edmunds, chairman of the
Windsor county committee of the COM
mittee of physicians for military pre-
paredness, a national organization, has
received replies from 20 of 35 physicians
in the county giving personal informa
tion for census of physicians which the
committee is taking by correspondence.
Most of the doctors express willingness
to do military service if necessary.
Mrs. Nellie Williams returned yester-
day to Enfield, n. H., after short visit
with her daughter, Mrs. f. r. Jenney.
Mrs. Matilda Rogers and her laugh
tiers, Carrie and Eleanor, were called to
Randolph Saturday by the death of a
little grandchild of Mrs. Rogers. They
returned Sunday night.
DR.. and Mrs. Wesley II. Lamberton are
breaking up housekeeping fora the pres
ent. Mrs. Lamberton and son, Stanley
are going to Burlington, where she viii
take course in a business college. DR..
Lamberton will remain here in the prac |
tice of his profession Of veterinary sur
geon.
John r. Parrott has gone to Boston to
work in the same tannery with his broth |
or. w. H. Parrott.
Considerable alarm was caused yester
day afternoon by a grass fire in the rear |
of several homes on Main street. The /
prompt use by citizens of several hand !
prevented the dangerous
spread of the fire.
Ide l. bearing, who for nine months
had been jeweler for Charles Morse at
Lancaster, n. H.. with his family recent
" moved to northampton, Mass, where
he has position in large jewelry shop.
The bearings went from here to Lancas
ter
Charles Billiard of Rochester is en-
,loyed at the Demers bakery.
Miss Evelyn Sargent returned yester-
lay to Woodstock after visiting at F. B.
southworth's.
n. p. Perkins was in Hanover. N. H.,
asst evening to see his wife, who is re-
covering from an operation at the hos.
oital there
The American Realty company is ex-
,eriencing some difficulty in starting its
og drive in some Of the branches of the
White river by ice in the millponds.