The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-23
TALK OF THE TOXIN

Coming-the big one-cent sale at
Russells.-adv.
Take advantage of the wonderful
bargains at the Barre Bargain Store.
adv.
Miss Christine Even of New York
City is visiting her sister, Mrs. Athol
r. Bell, of Al Liberty street.
Roy Allen Of North Hero, who has
been passing a few days with friends
in this city, returned to his home yes.
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daniels Of New
ark, N. j., became the parents of an
other child, a seven pound son, born
Oct. Is. They were formerly Barre
people.
John Cunningham of Danyille and
his brother. Charles, ,of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting for a few days with
Mrs. Mary Nelson of Washington
| street.
Miss Katherine Boyce and sister,
, Helen, have returned from a 10 days
stay in New York City with relatives.
| Miss Katherine Boyee resumed her du-
ties at the lockwood studio yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Nichols of Feleh-
vile have returned TO their home, aft
er making a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Miles of South Main street.
Also constituting the auto party re-
turning were Mrs. Minnie Nevereau,
who returned to Springfield, and Mer-
vim Pearson to Felchville.
The dwelling house at SO Summer
street, owned by Mrs. Hattie Martin Of
Holyoke, Mass, has been sold to Mrs.
Ellen Corrigan of Spaulding street.
The deal was closed yesterday through
the McAllister & Kent real estate and
insurance agency, Mrs. Corrigan to
take possession Immediately. The in
vestment was made purely for specula
tion, and Mrs. Corrigan will reside on
S%paulding street as now.
The three missing lads of the Getch.
ell family on South Main street, Paul,
Willard and Ernest, were brought back
to their home yesterday afternoon
from Mortified by their mother, who,
by telephoning to a friend, located
them yesterday morning in that town,
They had walked to Montpelier
Wednesday, stopped with their grand.
mother over night and proceeded to
Mortified Thursday, reaching there
Tuesday evening, after walking and
riding the distance from Maptpelier.
A friend Of the family, Frank Cilley,
had harbored the adventurous lads
over night SO they were none the
worse, physically speaking, for their
two days outing. !
All yesterday afternoon was re.
by the wrecking crew Of the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad to
the tracks near the Calder &
Richardson coal yards of the debris
when engine No. - and the
Mountain King engine coilided there
yesterday afternoon. The car,
which buckled in the center, was brok-
in two and could not have been
severed as neatly with an axe. Two
Barre fat cars were damaged.
these not beyond repairs. The term
Barre fat defines in the granite circles
and railway yards a car equipped with
exceedingly powerful airbrakes, brakes
more strong than the ordinary
ear brake and which arc at
to fiat cars used in the convey
of granite from the steep quarry
lands in Websterville and Graniteyille.
No. 10, which suffered the least
from the collision. was able to make
he daily trip to Woodsville yesterday
afternoon, but the other engine, Noun
ain King. was set aside for repairs,
he boiler having burst when fhe COLI.
ZION came, permitting steam and wa
.er TO escape freely. The accident was
he result of a misunderstanding be
.ween the engineers. Customarily
-hese two trains are in this vicinity
bout the same time and one usually 4
watts on a siding to permit the other
o pass. Yesterday the engineers mis- 4.
the agreement. both start
ng their trains with the expectation
hat the other was waiting on a sid !
ng. j