The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-27
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Have YOU seen Al

have you seen Abbotts line OF coats
Dance, Red Mems hall, Montpelier, to
night. Admission, soc; ladies, free.-adv
Violet Merseresu in Little Miss No
body" Bluebird, at the Bijou to-day
adv
Just received, another invoice of sill
and serge dresses. Mrs. w. +. Shepard
Co.. Inc.
Raymond Joy of 9Is Mount street was
taken to the City hospital for an opera
tion this morning.
Call at As North Main street and sam,
pie the new fruit from southern Florida
called the avicado.--adv.
Peter Comenitti of ii Howard street
was taken TO the City hospital this
morning for an operation.
Forty head of cattle, horses, farm
tools, etc, to be sold at the Turner auc-
ton in Worcester tomorrow. d. A.
| Perry, auctioneer.
, Don't miss the auction of six houses and
lots Saturday afternoon, Sept. 20. Good
residences. Must be sold. Read adv. on
page 8, then attend sale d. A. Perry,
auctioneer.
Reginald Kendall of Hill street re-
turned last night from a two weeks va
cation spent in Randolph and Braintree,
While gone he purchased trio of full
blooded black Siberian hares, which he
will use for breeding purposes. These
are supposed to be the only Siberian
hares in the city.
Local memories of an unsuccessful at
tempt at aerial navigation over the
Ayers street driving park some years ago
will be revived in perusal of the fol-
lowing item from the Springfield Mass.
Republican: "A sensational fall of the
Bonnette brothers, balloonists and para
chute choppers, when about IS feet up in
the air, startled thousands of people at
the Greenfield fair yesterday afternoon
The brothers had mounted some IS feet
from the ground when their parachutes
broke away from the balloon, and they
were precipitated to the ground The
older of the two struck on the back of
his head and neck and was seriously
hurt. The younger man miraculously
escaped serious injury and will probably
make an ascension to-day. Both were
rushed to the Franklin county hospital"
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Miss Blanche Stew
ems of Lyndon, G. p. Prescott of Law
renee, Mass, E. r, Fletcher of Wood
bury, j. w. Foss, w. A. Gage of Bur
ington Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Stern of New |
York, W. j. Potter of Providence, r. l., |
n. NJ. johnson of Mortified, P NJ Shaw
of Wakefield, Mass, r. n. Emerson of |
Springfield, Mr. and Mrs A. Denico of
New York, NJ. Sowles of Roxbury. G. II.
Wilder of Burlington, Theodore NJ Hay
len of Worcester, Mrs A. NJ. Williams.
Miss Williams, Misses p. j. Jacobs and
+. Clark of Boston. Webster C. Estes.
Clifford w Estes of New York, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Kicker of st. Johnsbury,
George Cresswaithe, Miss Mary Cress-
yaithe of Bellows Falls, Fred H. Brock
# Wells River, A. C. Smith of Littleton,
I. H., Edmund NJ. Larrabee of Kingsfield.
'le., Mr. and Mrs. H. w. German of
Taunton, Mass. f. H. Mayes of Brandon,
J. B. Luchsinger of Monroe, Wis, w. II.
7oung of Bethel
Deputy Chief Harry Gamble made a
light trip to Cabot as prelude 10 the
ppearance in city court to-day of Her
nan J. Folsom of that town, who was
hsrged with operating an automobile
fhile intoxicated. The respondent plead {
d guilty and paid fine of S25 and costs 4
ggregating sll.40, imposed by Msgis- 7
rate II. w. Scott. The arrest Of Folsom
n a complaint made TO States Atty. \
.arle r. Davis was the result of an acct J
ent along the Williamstown road. which /
ccurred on the night Of Sept. L. Fol y
ON had spent the day in Barre and Is
aid to have been on his way to Boston
! a Ford automobile when the car sud
emily devisted from the road and went
YER a bank about a mile south Of the
NTH stock farm. A party of Barre
utoists went 90 the mans assistance I
nd later he was removed to the CITY
Dspital. where he remained several DAYS
rand Juror William Wishart appeared
y the state in to-dsys proceedings and \,
fore the respondent was discharged he \
- asked to give his license and drivers
lmber.