The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-12
TALK OF THE TOXIN


from Fall River, Mass.
Benefit dance in Clan Gordon hal
Saturday April 23.-adv.
. Mrs Edward Jackson of Springfield
is visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs
Joseph Jackson on South Main street
Belmont Houghton of Elm street anC
Wilfred LOWE Of Merchant street to
gether returned to the University o
Vermont this morning in orderfto b.
present at the reopening OF sessions
, tomorrow morning
Dr. H. A. Donahue returned from
Burlington yesterday afternoon, after
having passed the week end there, Mrs
Donahue being a patient at the Fanny
Allen hospital steadily recovering from
a surgical operation
Miss Mae Paul of West Patterson
street began duties as a stenographer
in the Office of w. A. Drew, secretary
of the Barre Board of Trade, succeeding
Mr. Drew's daughter. Miss Evelyn
Drew, who goes to Burlington Business
college to specialize in shorthand.
! DIR. II. Fl. Hunter, who, because of
his utilization with the faculty staff of
the Palmer School Of Chiropractics for
more than a year and half, was in
vited to address the Drugless Healers'
convention of Canada, held in Montreal
Saturday, returned to this city yester-
day afternoon.
Dr. Edward r. Rogers, superintend-
ent of the Pittsford sanatorium, who
with DR.. H. A. Ladd of Burlington, tn
berculosis expert of the Vermont Tu-
berculosis association, was in town
Sunday to assist at the free public tn
berculosis clinic held at the City hosp-
tai under the auspices OF the doctors
staff of the institution, returned to
their headquarters yesterday.
A multitude of granite manufactur-
ers from this city and surrounding
towns of the district are planning to
attend the hearing before the public
service commission in the State House
to morrow, beginning at 10 aclock a.
m. At this time the commission will
hear the objections of the manufactur-
ers to the proposed rates of the Mont
pelier & Barre Light & Power Co.,
which would charge the manufacturers
for the coal used in generating electric
itv over the ordinary charge for eur
rent. Attorney r. Il. Gleason of Mont
pelier viii represent the electric com
pany and Attorney S. HOLSTER Jack
son of Barre the Granite Manufactur
ers' association.
Rev. William G. MacIntyre, who re
signed as pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Barre 10 years ago to accept
a pastorate at 0gdeBsburg, n y, has |
been granted five months leave OF |
absence by his church in the latter city |
and will tour the Canadian provinces |
with Rev. G. Campbell Morgan of Lon
don. England, one OF the foremost |
on both continents, in the /
forward movement of the Presbyterian |
church. The purpose of their tour is to
develop a spiritual and social spirit.
and they will visit Presbyterian
from Toronto to the Pacific
coast. An ogdensburg paper, speaking
of Rev. Mr. MacIntyre, says: 'He has
been in charge of the local church about
10 years, during which time he has ac
great deal for the better
nent of che city and the extension OF
Christian work throughout this sec
ion"
After a carload of household furni-
ure belonging to Mr.. FORMER had safe.
v arrived in Barre from Scranton Pa,
more than 5000 worth of it was dam.
ged while being loaded on two.horse !
cam, when the horses became fright
ned at an automobile near the freight
NJ md do ha1 4ba rat lxxsa
racks with furniture flying in all d.
eetions from the wagon. The furniture
ar was side-tracked near the black I
NTH shop of A. j. Stewart on Pros !
ect street, and on neighboring side. {
rack another car, TO which an auto. |
lobile, loaded with milk cans, found
ccess. The driver Of the automobile
eemed unmindful OF the presence Of .
ne horses and disregarded their anxiety
t the clash of the large milk cans, and
nder such circumstances the horses :,
tarted a fight TO supposed safety Mr.. !.
ornier's assistant was loading the fur D
iture on the wagon at the time and v
as unable to prevent the horses start
lg their wild dash across the railway p
-acks, iolts Of which sent the loose
lrniture scattering about the railway b
ard. Fortunately Mr.. FORMER was APP b
the team from Clark's feed :
ore, and was in position 20 prevent p
fem from dashing across the Prospect c
rect bridge Mr.. FORMER probably pre-.
,nted the complete destruction of the II
ad Of furniture lie, with his family.
Gently arrived from Scranton, Pa, nj
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nm at Cutler Corner =