The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-17
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good values in baby carriages and suikles.
A regular meeting of the Ladies oil
Clan Gordon will be held Tuesday, sept
Is, at 7;l5 p. m.
James Mitchell has returned home art
err passing several days at his camp on
Niggerhead pond in Marshfield,
Notice; Bring in your old stoves ana
exchange them for new Andes ranges ana
heaters. T.. A. Prindle 4 Co, Worthen
block. +,
Mrs. Susan Parks of Plainfed arrived
this morning to spend several weeks AT
the home of her son, II. $, Parks OF
King street.
Ruth Downs, the wo-year-old daugh.
fer of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downs oil
Williamstown, was brought TO the Clty
hospital to-day for treatment
The Philathea class OF the BAPTIST
church will hold a work meeting at the
home of Mrs. Albert Jones, Bolster ave
! niue. Tuesday evening at o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Davidson OF Nor
risville, who have been visiting relatives
in Barre, their former home, have gone
to Newport, X. l., for more extended
visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin, trustee, an
nounces that the final meeting oil the
creditors of the bankrupt estate OF Cut
Ter, Storer & Fay will be held Saturday,
Sept. %.
The condition of Joseph Induni OF
Pleasant street, Smith street granite
manufactures, who has been seriously III
for several days, was reported to-day to
remain unchanged.
C. b. Welch and son, Nelson WEIGH, of
the Plainfeld road, have returned home
after passing few days in Groton,
where they accompanied the body OF Mrs
lC. B. Wech for burial last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Campbell and son,
Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs II. L. Camp
bell have returned from Hyde Park,
where they attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Doris Herrick. wife of John Herrlek,
whose death occurred in Burlington
hospital last week Funeral services for
Mrs. Herrick were held Saturday after
noon.
Miss Marjorie Aadrews of Maple Grove,
who has been passing the summer with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ). Andrews,
leaves tomorrow for Brooklyn, n. u,
there to resume her studies as a second
year student in the Pratt institute. Her
father, c. s. Andrews, will accompany
her a part of the distance while en- route
to Boston for business visit.
The funeral of John Bottinelli of l02
Smith street, a well known member OF
the Barre Italian colony, whose death
occurred Friday morning after an illness
of pneumonia, was held at the house
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, the occa-
sion bringing together large number OF
friends OF the deceased There were nu-
merous floral tributes. lnterment was
made in Hope cemetery.
number of local people plan to 60 TO
West Berlin tomorrow to attend the
second annual meeting of the Vermont
AYRSHIRE association. Mrs. Fannie Er-
hardt. who owns the first Ayrshire COW
to be credited officially with having pro
duced 10000 pounds of milk in year, IS
tn he the hostess, and the occasion Is
expected to bring together large mum
Der of cattle breeders in Vermont. The
meeting will open in the forenoon, and
the afternoon will be given over 10 dem
onstrations and discussions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis j. Henry OF South
Barre left the city this forenoon for Nor
risonville, n X, where they were called
by the death of their sister III law, Mrs.
George Henry News of Mrs. Henrys
death. which occurred Sunday morning
at 6 o'clock, was received by local rela-
tives Yesterday afternoon. The deceased
had been an occasional visitor in South
Barre. where she had a number of ac-
ouaintances. 1t is expected thRt the fu-
neral will be held Wednesday and Mr..
and Mrs Henry will return home at the
end of the week.
Joseph Gomez, living at ! River street,
when he is not afield on his bicycle, re
ceived slight injuries in an accident
which occurred near the granite water
ing bowl at the foot Of Washington
street Sunday Arthur Holt was gong
mn Washington street in his automobile
when Gomez came pedsling down South
Main street, apparently headed toward
Elm street. It is stated that the cycllst
had his ewes on the road and evidently
did not see the car At any rate, as the
automobile passed the watering toun-
tain, Gomez bicycle struck 1t IN the
midriff. the collision throwing the rider
to the street. One knee was slightly in
mred in contact with the tagging, and
a rim on one of the wheels was de-
tached Mr.. Holt stopped his car lmme-
diately to investigate the damage
A small touring car driven by Albert
LYONS and a roadster driven by Harry |
Bushey poked their heads together at the
junction of North Main, Washington and
Elm streets yesterday noon, and while
the drivers argued over the responsibility
for the collision large crowd gathered
and gave earnest attention and occasion
al advice. The Lyons car was proceeding
from Washington street to North Main
and the Bushey car was turning from
North Main into Elm street; but when
they stopped after the crash they were
both pointed toward the entrance of the
Aldrich building aud not far from the
curb The occupants were not hurt and
the cars were but slightly damaged, the
LYONS auto having the runningboard on
the left side ripped and the Bushey car
having a front spring bent and one head !
light glass smashed. Both were able TO
move on their own power TO Elm street. /
where the argument was continued and 4
where the Lyons car had punctured tire /
doctored. The crowd still followed and 4
did not vanish till the cars had been driv