The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Or. W. +. Lazell has returned from
two weeks vacation in northern
Maine and New Brunswick.
Miss Stella Brooks, who has been
spending the summer at Tall Pines
camp in Bennington, y. H., returned
yesterday TO her home on Camp street.
James A. Brown, who is employed
in St. Alhans at the Messenger office,
returned TO Barre to-day to spend the
holiday at his home on Church street.
Nathan Mahoney of New Haven,
Conn, is spending several days with
Mrs. Mahoney at the home OF ner
mother, Mrs. Annie Hale, OF Hale
street.
Joseph Giudiei of the Giudici Bros.
Co. stone manufacturers. returned yes
terday to his home on. Beckley street
after an extended business trip through
the middle west.
Mrs. Moses Blow and daughters,
Berndette and Febuillah, have return
ed 10 their home in Burlington, after
spending the summer with relatives
on the Lilac dairy farm.
Athol r. Bell, secretary treasurer Of
the Granite Manufacturers association,
together with his wife, left the city
Yesterday for Enosburg Falls, where
they win spend the holiday at the
home of relatives.
Arthur Vicari has returned TO his
home on Railroad street after having
spent the summer working IN Glouces-
ter. Mass. He will resume his studies
at the high school, where he is
junior, Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. 0rrin Hughes, Miss
Winifred Hamel and Edison Landers
leave tomorrow for a weeks auto
trir through the Adirondacks. The
tour will start at Plattsburg and the
party will follow south, returningto
Barre at the end of a week by way
of the Mohawk trail.
Miss Mildred i. Clark Of Abbott
avenue completes her work at the
Adams Co. store in Barre tonight, and
tomorrow leaves for birmingham
Mass. where she has been appointed
The manager of the Adams Co. store.
Miss Clark has been employed at the
Barre branch store for eight years,
and her absence will be greatly felt.
Miss Violet Thompson, who had one
LEG broken between the hip and knee
in an automobile accident IN Brook
field last Thursday evening, was rest
ing comfortably to-day, the fracture
having been set as soon as possible.
The other members of the party were
not seriously injured. they being Miss
Ruth Murray of Williamstown, Charles
Connor. owner and driver of the car,
James Ingram. Paul Giacherio, Alex
Iropside and Peter Morgan. The driv-
er of the car reported that he was
blinded by the rays of light from an
approaching automobile.
What threatened for a short time 70
he a rather spectacular accident yes
terdav afternoon at the lower end OF
Elm street. was turned into mere
side show for several persons in the
vicinity. A Young spirited horse diff
fered as to the direction he should
take. the driver arguing for South Main
street and the horse putting his best
feet TO the rear in an attempt 10 send
carriage and all through the side OF
the Peoples National Bank building,
the Electrical shop. or any other build
ing that got in his way. In his ca
vortinr back and forth across the side
walk the carriage was in danger many
times of spilling its occupants forth
into the street. but with the help u
half = dozen or more of the bystsnd
ers the animal was secured. led forth
into the square and headed for south
Main street The whip properly and
applied prevented any fur-
ther argument on the part % the
aasze-