The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
WELLS RIVER
Horse Runs Away and People Turned
Out

1 Out.
A team driven by ladies by the
name of Williams from McIndoes be-
came frightened at train near the
upper yards in Wells River and ran
away, throwing the people out and
! injuring them quite badly. Mrs. Will
liams and children were driving from
McIndoes to Wells River and when
they reached the Rowden place the
horse jumped when train went by,
and before they could hold him up,
started to run, throwing the ladies out.
Mrs. Williams was injured about the
face and eyes while daughter had
several severe cuts about the face and
eyes. They were treated by local
physician and taken back home by
automobile. During the mixup they
lost wallet containing about thirty
dollars in money, besides papers. Who
ever finds same should return to above
parties. The horse was slightly dam
aged but the wagon escaped unhurt.
Dr. Perry took his wife and daugh-
ter to their camp at Niggerhead pond
last Wednesday, returning on Thurs
day. On Saturday he motored back
to camp, where he spend Sunday.
jeanette Farwell, who was operated
on at Cottage hospital some weeks ago,
was able to return to her home last
Thursday. She has been under the
care of DR.. Woodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hebb of Hins-
III. Il I,
friends in town. Mr.. Hebb is EN-
ployed in paper mills at the above
place.
Mrs Walter johnson of Springfield,
Mass, was in town Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Woodsyille won and lost a game of
ball last week, both games being
played at home. They lost to~Lisbon
by score of 60, being unable to hit |
the pitcher. On Saturday they won
from Lyndonville by score of 81
Jerome Farwell left the latter part
Of the week for Ocean Park, Me-,
where he will spend considerable time
with relatives
Harlan Byers, who is stationed at
Fort Ethan Allen, visited his father
and mother in town last week
Mr.. Sawyer, who has been staying
1t the Tavern and painting pictures,
eft for his home in New York City
IN Monday. His daughter will spend
everal weeks more at the Tavern. Mr..
Sawyer is considered one of the best
Imateurs painters in the country to-
lay. While here he made several pic
ures on golf links, some in the vii
age, and one which he took the most
ride in was painted from the rail
Dad track, taking in the river, bridge
nd part of Woodsville, His picture
i Topsham Hollow was excellent and
hould bring excellent returns.
John Keir of Whitefeld, n H., was
n town on Saturday last, where he
allied on many of his old friends. (,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hutchins and
frs. Sarah Hutchins left on Tuesday
( this week for Hampton Beach,
,here they will spend several weeks
acation.
Mr. and Mrs. Burley of Springfield,
lass, spent the latter part of last
,eek in town. Many will remember
lr. Burnley as the genial clerk at the
'avern several years back.
The pavilion at No Mans island is
rawing largely and the crowds are I
sporting wonderful times. Several J
arties are also going each week TO c
srnet and Fsirlee. a
w. d. Stimson and family with t
arty of friends motored through the '
inter part of New Hampshire last I
unday in a vain search for berries,
ut returned home with very few.
Dan Farwell left by auto last week
IT Buffalo, n. Y While away he will
sit his father, who is located in that ,
art of New York state.
Frank George and family, Leslie d
alley and family and Mr.. and Mrs. a
Z. Clark are spending few weeks v
, Halls pond. h