The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-06
BROOKFIFLD
T BAR Attacked By Bull and Badly
Injured.

| BldlT, az b0t NtHbtIs inct WIN :"
serious accident Monday morning,
which nearly cost him his life. He let
his bull out of the barn into the yard
when he was attacked by the animal
and thrown down His left shoulder
and two ribs were broken. His cries
! brought the neighbors to his assist.
anee, who drove the creature away and
| helped Mr.. Blair into the house. DIR. T..
T. Ellis was quickly summoned and
/ made Mr. Blair as comfortable as pos
sble. At this writing he is suffering
much pain and will probably be con
fined to his bed for some time.
! Mrs. Laura Hood, Mrs. G. l. Dugan
| and Mrs. Isabelle Amidon were in
! Barre Saturday on business trip
I They were carried by G. B. WILDER in
| his automobile.
Mrs. Louise Clark closed her summer
home Wednesday and has gone to New
York City to spend the winter. She was
accompanied by Miss Rose Holden.
who has been spending the simmer
| with her.
+. G. White is doing carpenter work
for r.. H. Simmons, repairing his
barns.
Over 500 pairs of shoes at % per cent
discount; mems, women's and chill
dren's. l.. w. Morse.
An article from the New York Time
regarding DR.. Andrew w. Edison,
Brookfeld boy. will be read with inter
est by his friends here and elsewhere.
1t is as follows and concerns his re-
election as associate superintendent of
schools: DIR. Andrew W. Edison was
reelected associate superintendent Of
schools by the unanimous vote of the
board of education at its meeting yes
terday Although the term Of office is
six wears DR. Edison has but Is more
months TO serve as he will reach til,
retirement age in December, 1921. DR.
William l.. Ettinger, superintendent Of
schools, expressed great pleasure at the
action of the board. IT is tribute
TO service. he declared, that will help
improve the morale of the school sys
TEN. II is also a message of confidenc,
in the work Of the board of superin
tendents Every member of the board
took occasion to commend DIR. Edson's
record in seconding his nomination by
NJ. Samuel Stern, In placing Superin
tnhdent Edison in nomination Mr.. Stern
told of his long association with him
as member Of the committee on ele
mentary schools on the former board
OF education, 4 have always found DR.
Edison painstaking official and just
and honorable man, said Mr.. Stern
and consider him one OF the finest
school officials we have Mcssrs vii.
sey, Ferguson and Ryan and Mrs
NIiniary also spoke highly Of DR. Ed
son"
Several from here attended the stat,
fair at White River Junction. 4 good
ly number went Wednesday and
stayed through all the days
Alton Chase has gone to Mortified
where he is employed as clerk in tn,
clothing store Of Clough & Howe.
The regular meeting of the Relief
corps will be held Saturday afternoon
4 good attendance is desired as there
is expected to be initiation work
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pope, Charles
McGuyer and Miss Ruth Pulsifer OF
Springfield were oyer-Sunday guests
OF Mrs. Isabelle Amidon.
Mrs. Frank Hartford is housekeeper
at present for Rev. J. 5. Clark.
Rev. J. S. Clark spent last week
with friends in Maine and New Hamp
shire and attended the Sunday school
convention in St. Johnsbury one day
arriving home Friday night.
Earl Hsggett and Miss Leola Smith
Of Randolph visited his grandmother
Mrs Sarah Fullam, Sunday.