The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Frank Calcagni of Berlin street has
gone to Denver, Col, where he hopes
to secure employment.
Miss Clara B. Stevens came to Barre
from White River Junction recently.
Miss Stevens began her duties as chief
operator at the local telephone Office
Monday.
Miss Eta Congo Of Laurel street,
who has been visiting friends in Rut-
land and Burlington for the past six
weeks, returned TO this city Tues
day
Golda II. Douglas, manager of the
firm of Guidici Bros, & Co.. holds =
high record in the 96 rabbits which
he has secured in this falls hunting
trips.
Thomas Leonard of st, Johnsbury,
who was a visitor at the home OF ms
sister, Mrs Patrick Brown, OF Jefier-
son street. returned TO 81. Johnsbury
This morning. -.
Coach Robert Ross OF Spaulding
high school declared this morning that
pnless further inclement weather oil
unforeseen events occur before Satur-
dav~hi team viii play Lyndon insti-
flutes strong team here Saturday after
noon This game promises 70 be one
of the best seen here this year, since
the Lyndon team outweighs the Barre
team by approximately 10 or IL pounds
10 mau. a threatening aspect for
Mr.. Ross squad is the likely absence
Of Sam Ellenwood, probably the best
linesman Of the team, the big right
guard, who has bVn an important fac
tor in the string of victories for the
team this season, and who has been i'll
ut home all week. Realizing the stiff
task before them Saturday. Coach Ross
Il drilling the men each afternoon
hfter $3.50 This afternoon, if the Lin.
roln gridiron is still covered with snow
corps Of students will be at work
shoyeling II TO the sides of the field
with hopes of having~a good field for
the game Saturday afternoon.
Snowstorms being insufficient TO sgt
isfv the craving of Barreites for eN-
citcmont. young mare Of George
aIann's took il upon herself 10 con
tribute in the nature of a dash uT
Sorth Main street this morning just
after the Z o'clock whistles had blown
Mr.. Mann conceived the idea this
morning Of taking his horse to the Nc
Jeod blacksmith shop to have u
shoti. He had already released the horse
from the light buggy in which he had
driven down Main street and was pre-
pairing 20 lead it into the shop. As b.
fiid back the shop door, Mr.. Msnr
was forced TO loosen his hold on tbs
reins. The noise caused ty opening th'
door startled the horse, and she start
ed on the run before her owner coulf
get hold Of the rcins again. After
turning the corner Of Seminary ans
torth Main streets. she made her way
ei = good nate up through the busines:
section of Main street and up Wash
inrton street as far a. Dr. q. g. Stick
prv's home In front of the Stickne,
residence the horse crossed the side
walk. c0ntiuued its run across the lswT
N front Of the bonse. and came TO
voluntary stop where the house ID
isins ; trn.foo, embankment. II wsi
Immediately taken in charge rs
fl..rles Reid. who was coming dow
WaShinrton street 81 the time. Mr.
Red led the horse to the Cutler sta
fle.ou she same street and left Il u
sharrc ~ employees there Mr.. Nam
soon showed up at the stable TO claim
the runaway. since the horse was no'
sttarhed 10 anything. and since ther'
arre ~ obstaeles in the uuurse q it'
nitle iaunt. 10 damare q any kint
rgs done Dr. Stickuey d thansfu
Ne~sf the mare had hcrse-sense enouEi
II stop when it came slouEsidc q arg
sfna0w ou the front q the dcctori
toue.