The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06
RUSSIANS EVACUATING
PETROCRAD IN HASTE
EXHIBIT NO. /, A DEER.
Came to Town to Help Out the Goose
Green Carnival.


inning, "all up for the Goose Green Re
Cross benefit tonight" As these line
are written, the clerk of the course
calling out the entries for the matine
classic between Fred Slayton and Do
Barr, and before The Times stumble
off To press the big Main street rae
course this afternoon will be thronge
with spectators. Otherwise, interes
centers around the opening night of tn
4. Goose Green winter carnival and cattl
show, at Rowland hall The doors will
be opened at o'clock this evening, th
early hour being designated TO ALLOW
ample time for the dancing that is {,
feature each evenings entertainment.
This forenoon that somewhat vast sec
tion of urban settlement known as tn,
French estate was thrown into tur
moi of excitement by the appearance OF
a deer which first intrnded on civiliza
ton when ii entered the neither end OF
Merchant street. Down Merchant, across
fremont over Eastern avenue TO the
Lincoln school campus sped the deer
part of the way pursued by days. It was
a real, live, honest goodness hunk OF
animated venison, and householders who
saw the member from Orange speed
across their lawns did not invariably
resist successfully the temptation TO call
The Times office TO report the strange
spectacle.
From the campus, the deer, light
footed doe, somehow managed to reach
Stevens branch, near the Trow & Holden
plant. II so happened that among the
shop assistants who saw the doe float
gracefully over the dam were several
Goose Greeners. They took up the chase,
with the result that the wanderer was
corralled in the city hall courtyard off
Enterprise alley. Providentally the
deer has submitted tamely to captiva
tion, and anyone who desires a glimpse
of doe that has done her best for the
Red Cross may have that privilege by
paying 10 cents at Cutler Bros barn.
The money goes to the Red Cross.
Messrs. Tobin, Gladding and Earl Cut
Ter are credited with inducing the doe
TO make its timely appearance in Barre
in the midst of all this Goose Green ex
citement. and once the animal left its
native haunts in the bosky dells OF
Orange, those three cavaliers resolved to
cash in on its visit to the city. The doe
was captured with little difficulty. once
the intentions of the three husky mus
keteers were made known.
Among a large number of additional
donations received since yesterday, the
following are published to day and the
list will be supplemented tomorrow:
b. W. Hooker, baby carriage Granite
Savings bank, $40: Cobble Hill grange, |
Sl5; A. f. Campbell, s5; Mrs. Riley Bur
CESS, folding bed; Miss Helen Hersey, |
goose; Thad. Martin, two bushels potar /
toes; Esther Coutts, aged 6. bunny rab-
bit; Smith Whitconlb & Cook, polishing
scroll and emery wheel; Mrs. Mary Bar
lay, baby bonnet and handkerchief;
North Barre school, valuable hand pieeed
Iult
Other donations are: Miss Georgia
Towers. book; Mrs. George Sawyer,
AXE; w. j. Loughheed & Co, washtub;
fred Gale, pig; Direct Importing Co,
i've pounds tea; Mrs. A. L. Scott, pillow
ases: Tom Parker, safety razor outfit
nd muffler; B. w. Goodfellow, klaxon
orn; H. G. Bennett, auto robe; f. X.
hutchinson, three White Wyandottes;
4. l.. Towne, bushel turnips; J.. Il. Ban
roft, hen; Mrs. Duane Wood, two pounds
utter
The following donations from Orange
ave been received Hens, w. Chamber
ain, Oscar Peake, Frank Haynes, Edna
ieard, Reuben Lord. Earl Flanders, War
en- Morehouse, Wynes Tucker Frank
landers, Ernest rlanders, Arthur Aims
~, Mrs. Nixon, Byron Sanders, Ed.
cake: duck, Herbert Clark; rooster,
ohm Lord pullet. Minnie Lord; cock .
rels, Mrs. Roy Nelson, Arthur Carpen ,
,r: pullet, Lillian Carpenter Rhode Is
md Red cockerel, Charles Emerson; one ,
ushcl potatoes, Royal Flanders; bushel !
otatoes, Archie Flanders: rooster, Ed.
ook; four quarts beans, Alvsh Carpen :
n: bushel potatoes, Frank Minor; five
ushels potatoes and 81 cash. Theron
ord; 81 each, Sherman Chamberlain,
rank Mills, Edgar Sanborn, n Nelson, !
d. Rock; 80 cents, George Rogers, Frank
rdway. Fred Curtis; 25 cents, Bernard :
impson. Fred Eastman. William Han :
all. William Swift; two pairs turkey :
ings, Mrs Ed. Cook.
Goose Green-Mar 6
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nurcized las mite when AIfalfy an Zeke
obin an Hez Mercer dednt show up ct Y
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them. Whin we gut on the st. thar
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thet storr run bi A. Dunkin's wife c.
ID Missus Betty. Kun tew fin aout,
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che luther ovur tbet air billy Burk
msie thin givn b Missus Dunkin an
,ety. Us sensubul boys cud see thet
wuz no place fer them tew git exur- r
sed ovur thct purity garmint bekoz
mebudv mite tel there wives. so we
Il Harric Gambil tew help git them
ur tew the Hedquarturs whar reguur
miss wuz ergin TUX up, s.
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ashntun an evun Horn or the MUM al
awl kumin daOwu fer the HARMFUL n,
lis mawnin Joe Bliss Toned frum horn
the Mum an sed II OK lode uf pee
I an stuff Jeff thar erbaout , erklock
fur daylite fer the HARMFUL. An p;
Haynes is kumin daown from Orange
til 20 peces uf pultrv, sewn bu. per
ters, $3.50 en- munie, | duck an OTIS
ans. Purity gud fer the taown meetin. h''
lznt eft. Wiz Awl So. Barre il kumin pr
weth - pultry an lots uf uthur thins ih'
NV gracyus. vii, nobudv uf the com
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