The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. L. A. Prindle, Worthen block
Miss Lula r. Jarvis of Burlington
is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. d. C. Jar.
Wis of Washington street for few
days.
John Pelky of Websterville, brought
to the Barre City hospital last even
ing, was operated upon this morning
for appendicitis.
Roy Scott of Graniteville passed
through the city to-day en- route to
Randolph, for a week end visit with
former classmates at Goddard semi
nary
Contrary to the plans Of the News
boys club, they will not meet in the
Goddard gymnasium for basketball
practice Monday night, but on later
date to be announced
A good time assured all those at
tending the dance in Rowland hall
Friday night, Feb. Is. Patronage OF
THE nurses of the City hospital. Pro
cecds to be used in making renoyations
at dormitory. adv.
James Abbott of Sherbrooke, p, O.,
returned to his home to-day. For the
past 10 days he has been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs W. II oliver of Elm
street and at the home of Rev Albert
Abbott in Moretown.
John and Norman Gordon Wendell
Drown and Laurence Campbell, all stu
dents of Dartmouth college, are taking
advantage of the mid year cNamina
Ition period to visit for few days at
their respective homes in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Mayo W. Lynde, who
four years ago moved from their home
in Willamstown to settle in the West,
have returned from Utah and for the
past few weeks have been visiting
with Mrs Lynde's parents in Granite
vile. They are soon TO occupy tcnc-
ment IN the Morse block of this city
Joe Broggi, the North Main street
cohbler, received telegram this morn
ling sent in care Of Chief Of Police a
Mitchell, which broke the news OF the
death Of his son, Edward, in Worces-
/ ter. Mass The message merely stated
that Edward l3roggi had died last
night, and to Mr. Broggi, who had re-
Iceiyed no previous message lntimatng
that his son had been III, the news came
as great shock Mr.. Broggi leave,
here tonight for Worcester Edward
Broggi vas born in this city - years
ago. the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Broggi. Until be WAS about i
wears old. he resided in this city, and
then went To live with relatives m
Worcester. where he had resided ever
since Two brothers, Walter and Harry
also live in Worcester, Mass.
Fred f. Tyler, who for the past six
years has been in the empioye OF the
Montpelier and Barre Light and Power
company. has rendered his resignation
to the company. which takes effect i'm
mediateiy Mr.. Tyler has been working
a. new business solicitor for this com
pany, though he has worked part of the
time AS tore manager in the Mont
pelier Office Of the company. Mr.. Tyler
leaves this work 10 take up position
with an electrical contracting concern
in Newport News, Va. There he VIII
act a. store manager The company
i unfortunate in losing man who
has done 50 much for the business. Mr..
TYLER will also be missed by a large
circle Of friends in Montpelier. as he
was well known musician there
Funeral services for Roswell Perrin.
the farmland employed by Miss Lizzie
Hobart in Berlin, who was gored to
death by vicious bull just before
noon Yesterday. will bc held from the
home of his sister, Miss Nellie j. Per
rim. IS Franklin street, Tuesday after
noon at o'clock Rev, i. l.. Goodspeed
will officiate, and the body will be
placed in the vault at Eimwood to
await burial in the family lot in Berlin
in the spring Mr. Perrin went into the
BARNARD armed with a pitchfork, as
was the custom when near the bull,
and it Is not known in what manner
he was attacked. a. another work
man, Mr. Andrews, stepped into the
house. About five minutes later II was
noticed that the cows had cleared the
BARNARD and were out in q field ad
Joining. and il was upon investigation
that the body Of Mr. Perrin was found.
A large hole in the right side whore a
horn had evidently punctured and the
crushed condition OF the chest indicated
that the beast had tossed the man over
the fence and then broke down a strong
gate and proceeded to gore the body
still more in the field II is said that
the animal will be killed